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tptjazzboy28
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 Posted: Thu Aug 15, 2019 6:55 am Post subject: What's on your music stand? |
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I'm in the middle of my morning routine and realized I've accumulated quite a few books on my music stand. Just curious what you are all working on!
Here's my current list:
Flexus - Frink & McNeil
Schlossberg
Irons 27 Groups
Advanced Lip Flexabilities - Colin
The First Trumpeter - Maxwell
Clarke Technical Studies
Gekker Articulation Studies
Charlier
Top Tones - W.M. Smith
Bitsch Etudes
A Primer for Trumpet Orchestral Study - Johnston
Piccolo Trumpet Big Book - Hickman
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Thank goodness the only thing on my music stand is my tablet.
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Werner 40 Studies.
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Christian K. Peters
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| Posted: Thu Aug 15, 2019 7:49 am Post subject: What's on your music stand |
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Hello all,
Charles Colin advanced Lip Flexibilities.
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Music Stand:
Charles Colin advanced Lip Flexibilities
Variations on Clarke's Second Study Vol. 1 & 2 . - Rich Willey
Maurice Andre Exercise's
Scale Force - Rich Willey
The Modern Jazz Trumpet Method - Eric Bolvin
Richard Shuebruk - Graded Lip and Tongue Trainers Grade 3 1st Chair Men
Trumpet Isometrics - Leon Merian
Arban on my desk
Worked on through out the day
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Charlier 36 Transcendental Studies PLUS (qpress.ca)
"Progressive Lip Flexibilities for Brass (Scott Belck)
Clarke's Technical Studies
Dance Band Reading and Interpretation (Raph)
Great Trumpet Solos of Lous Armstrong (Ecklund) |
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Clarke's Technical Studies
Trumpet Advanced Lip Flexibilities- Colin
Embouchure Builder- Lowell Little
Dance Band Reading and Interpretation- Raph |
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Thibaud Vocalises
HL Clarke Tech Studies revisited (Thibaud)
Schlossberg
MCFB
Vacchiano Suppli-bilities
Agnas Flow Studies
Theicke
Bicchiere
St Jacome and Arban are on the floor next to the stand
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Richard III
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Don't you people play real music? Are your music stands constantly overloaded with exercises and stuff? I'd be bored out of my head.
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Some of the newer things on my stand:
Progressive Lip Flexibilities, Book 2 by Belck
Plog Method for Trumpet, Book 3, Fingering Exercises and Etudes
Morning Pages by David Sampson
Etudes and Duets by Joseph Turin
Advanced Concert Etudes for Phil Smith
Concerto for Trumpet by Arkadi Nesterov
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| Posted: Thu Aug 15, 2019 5:40 pm Post subject: Re: What's on your music stand? |
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| tptjazzboy28 wrote: | | Just curious what you are all working on! |
For the past month, I've been working through Rubank Advanced in my first practice of the day, Jerry Coker's Patterns For Jazz in my second practice, and Real Book tunes in my third practice.
Other books I rotate through (but just not right now) include Clarke Technical Studies, Schlossberg, Irons, Collins Lip Flexibilities, Concone, and Arbans.
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Here is what is (literally) on my stand right now:
James Stamp's "Warm-Ups and Studies"
Scott Belck's "Modern Flexibilities for Brass"
Urban Agnas' "Flow Studies"
A stack of music for a performance next week |
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Anthony Miller
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Bill Knevitt Crash Course
Arban
Hering 40
Cichowicz
20 pieces for a concert this Sunday
18 pieces for concert in September |
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Louis Armstrong's hot five/seven solos transcription.
Bub Brisbois duets.
First trumpeter Maxwell.
Dirty dozen/terrible twelve.
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Seymor B Fudd
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| Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2019 2:55 am Post subject: Re: What's on your music stand? |
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| tptjazzboy28 wrote: | I'm in the middle of my morning routine and realized I've accumulated quite a few books on my music stand. Just curious what you are all working on!
Here's my current list:
Flexus - Frink & McNeil
Schlossberg
Irons 27 Groups
Advanced Lip Flexabilities - Colin
The First Trumpeter - Maxwell
Clarke Technical Studies
Gekker Articulation Studies
Charlier
Top Tones - W.M. Smith
Bitsch Etudes
A Primer for Trumpet Orchestral Study - Johnston
Piccolo Trumpet Big Book - Hickman |
As of today Pop´s register training, and some brassband scores with difficult runs and intricate timing. Also I practice big band scores to a coming "ratpack concert". But - everyday I begin with Laurie Frink warm ups, and the BE stuff (mostly Roll outs&Ins, flexibilities, tongue on lips incl double/triple tongue), some Eric Bolvin stuff(right now Schlossburg variations) - but they appear nowadays only in my mind.... head arrangements. Which happens to stuff I practice - sooner or later I know it by heart.
Good - because then I can concentrate on sound quality, attack, pitch, lip/tongue position etc.
I always use as a metronome a Yamaha PSR E413 piano/tone bank meaning a lot of possible rhythms - I can play the tune in the real tempo.
Before this I always make some breath exercices - given to me by my present teacher. Always have to fight against sloppy breathing!
Good for me!
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King Super 20 Symphony DB (1970)
Selmer Eb/D trumpet (1974)
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Haha! 
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It's all on the ipad now (thankfully) but the list is probably common to many that I work from.
Arban, Clarke, Schlossberg, Irons, Bai Lin, Chicowicz, Stamp, Gordon...
I don't typically do the same exact routine every day. Pick mainly exercises of various types every day and rotate between them.
I do most of the above on Bb, but work on transposition on C, Eb mostly, with A picc often getting the short end of the stick.
As for the comment about playing "real music" earlier, I'm currently in a big band, a R&B/funk horn band, a British style brass band and a full orchestra. So, plenty of rehearsals and playing opportunities, in a variety of genres.
At home I mostly work on fundamentals and any current rep. that needs shedding.
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Clifford Brown transcriptions.
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Bobby Shew transcriptions
"High Notes" - Vizzutti
Exercises and Etudes-Bobby Shew
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