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In my channel, I aim to inspire fellow trumpeters to reach their full potential, no matter their skill level. Through engaging videos, I'll take you behind the scenes of my practice sessions, tackle challenging studies, and explore techniques to improve tone, range, and endurance.
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tip. DO NOT lift your shoulders when you breath in!! This creates tension where it shouldn't in places like the shoulders and neck muscles. It will block airways preventing you from achieving maximum airflow.
Esse som me acalma...rsrs tiamu filho Meu orgulho!!! Ki o Senhor Deus continue te abençoando, te capacitando p vc levar a música, através das redes sociais, em infinitos lugares... Música encanta!! Música tranforma!! Parabéns!!
Verdade, um dos nossos melhores leadtrumpet. Graças a Deus tive a oportunidade de fazer algumas aulas com ele. Esse vídeo foi ele quem me enviou para demonstrar esses exercícios de flexibilidade. Aí sugeri pra ele fazer um anúncio de aulas, ele ficou muito feliz com a postagem.
Sure, man, I've got some of those. For instance, good equipment can really improve your performance. Here's my usual routine: 1)Warm-up 2)Vizutti's Book 1 Long Notes (just one exercise) 3)Flexibility (I prefer Charles Colin, but sometimes I'll switch it up with Arban or Vizutti's Book 1) 4)Clarke Studies (Exercise 1 and 2 are my go-to for working on high notes; I start low and aim to hit the highest notes possible) 5)Intervals (Arban) 6)Scales in double octaves (major/minor) with various articulations 7)Cool down I typically take about 10-15 minutes of rest between each session. I hope it can help you.
