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Liad Bar-EL
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Could someone please inform me on what was Claude Gordon's warm up routine and was it applied to all of his students?
Also, is there anything published in this regard that one can order or share?
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EBjazz
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Liad; There is no set warmup routine.
The first thing you play everyday is your warmup. When working out routines for my students, I like to change things periodically.
This is what Claude did. You can see some of his lesson plans at my site
http://www.bolvinmusic.com under trumpet and musicians. I intentionally posted lessons that were very different and you can see the various "warmups".
When I studied with Claude, I practiced like 10 hours everyday, so the concept or need for a particular daily warmup was uneccasary. Plus this approach keeps you fresh and always improving. Why not warmup and improve at the same time?
Eb
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