Give Me 30 Minutes, I'll Save You 29 YEARS of Wasted Practice

Free Masterclass on how to improve your set up - https://www.precisionbrass.info/webin... Testimonials -    • Student Wins/Testimonials   You came back to the trumpet after 10, 20, maybe 40 years. You bought a $600 mouthpiece, maybe a $7,000 pro horn, and you still can't play from low C to high C in tune, in time, with a good sound. The gear isn't the problem. Your setup is. In this video I give you the exact routine I'd use to come back if I were stuck on a desert island with only a trumpet: cheek flutters, the pencil exercise, block buzzing, soft lead pipe attacks, octave slurs, long notes, tonguing and flexibilities, all played along with me. You also get the low C to high C test that tells you whether you're ready to chase high notes at all. If you're trying to play the way you did at 25 and it keeps failing, that's not an age problem. That's a setup problem dressed up as an age problem. Chapters 0:00 Why most comeback trumpet players fail: no structure 1:18 You are not the trumpet player you once were 2:21 Warm up like an athlete: the Bobby Shew cheek flutter 5:26 Lip flutters and the pencil exercise 6:29 Block buzzing: hold the four points of contact 8:46 The lead pipe buzzing the internet gets wrong 11:16 Why playing loud on your comeback wrecks your chops 11:54 Octave slurs with almost no movement, like a golf swing 13:30 Long notes, resetting the mouthpiece every single time 16:08 Tonguing from G down to low C 19:21 Can't play low C to high C? Forget the double C. 20:08 Bugle-tone flexibilities 22:00 The "Adams routine" exercise that's really Schlossberg 24:07 Your whole comeback routine, recapped 25:28 $50,000 of mouthpieces that can't play these exercises 26:55 If your teacher won't play in your lesson, run 28:30 Free masterclass + what to watch next #trumpetlife #trumpet #trumpetgear #embouchure