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    Five things to warm up.

    Embouchure and Air
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    • DBtrumpet
      DBtrumpet last edited by

      5 things to warm up.

      1. Brain
      2. Breathing
      3. Embouchure
      4. Tonguing
      5. Fingering
      6. Brain

      Just me, others have a different experience.

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      • T
        Trumpetb last edited by

        For me it is simple

        Playing
        Listening
        Hearing

        Listening and hearing are not the same, listening allows me to hear what I am doing in fine detail and in the hearing I understand what I am failing in and what needs immediate attention.

        The playing gets me warmed up and ready to play well the correcting of the errors I hear in my playing gets me ready to play to my highest level.

        I want to eradicate the mistakes as soon as possible or I end up practicing errors and if I practice errors without immediately correcting them, then I consolidate bad habits and poor playing.

        I want to consolidate good habits not bad habits.

        Trumpets
        Besson New creation 1924
        Besson New Creation Large Bore 1948
        Besson New Creation Medium Bore Modele Francaise 1948
        Olds Ambassador LA model 1948
        Selmer Invicta with french rim
        Cornets
        Conn 80A 1953
        Conn 80A 1965
        Yamaha 2330

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        • ROWUK
          ROWUK Veterans & Military Musicians Western Europe Group Monette Club last edited by

          For me, the first thing is the prepared body. Without a relaxed but straight posture, nothing else can be optimised. After that comes focus - removing distractions from the viewing field... and getting into the mood.
          Then comes breathing/exhaling tones - my circle of breath. Once the juices are flowing all of the rest.

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          • DBtrumpet
            DBtrumpet @ROWUK last edited by

            @rowuk Excellent!

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            • Kehaulani
              Kehaulani Credentialed Professional last edited by

              Your lips:

              342ff511-5866-46b3-ae2b-3448a637452a-image.png

              Benge 3X
              Martin Committee
              Getzen Capri Cornet
              Adams F-1 Flugelhorn

              "If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn."
              Charlie Parker

              "Even if I could play like Wynton Marsalis, I wouldn't play like Wynton Marsalis."
              Chet Baker

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              • Dr GO
                Dr GO @Kehaulani last edited by

                @kehaulani said in Five things to warm up.:

                Your lips:

                342ff511-5866-46b3-ae2b-3448a637452a-image.png

                I am pretty certain, those are not my lips!

                Allora Pocket Trumpet 2014
                Harrelson Summit 2017
                Kanstul 1526 2012
                Getzen Power Bore 1961
                Getzen Eterna 4-Valve Fulgelhorn 1974
                Martin Committee 1946
                Olds Super Recording 1940
                Olds Recording (LA) 1953
                Olds Recording (Fullerton) 1967
                Olds Ambassador 1965

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                • DBtrumpet
                  DBtrumpet @Kehaulani last edited by

                  @kehaulani Could be my Xwife......

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