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Mark Heuer
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John Mohan
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Mark,
Where's your post?
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Mark Heuer
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| I want to know which method book from CG is best to start with if you're new to his teachings. Thank you. |
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John Mohan
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I would buy "Brass Playing Is No Harder Than Deep Breathing" (a text-only book) and "Systematic Approach to Daily Practice for Trumpet" first. "Daily Trumpet Routines" would be my next purchase. I would add the material in "DTR" to my "SA" lesson assignments around the 5th lesson in "SA".
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