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Don Herman rev2
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| kehaulani wrote: | | gstump wrote: | | I did it in the car on the way to the theater. To add some resistance I cupped my hand around the end of the mouthpiece shank. |
Let's see. One hand on the rim holder, one hand cupping the mouthpiece and . . . on the steering wheel?   |
Knees for the wheel.
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c330t
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Hi,
I have used James Thompson`s Buzzing book with great results. So many thanks to him.
Jorma Moilanen Finland |
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trumpetman146
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I try to do it at the beginning of each practice session. Gets the air working with the lips in an easy way to start basic tone production. If I can get a good buzz on the mouthpiece, I know I can get a good sound on the trumpet.
Also does wonders for ear training and accuracy if you can buzz pitches in tune. |
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