Category: Brass
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Very early in the 20th century, Jelly Roll Morton spoke about “that Latin tinge” in American music. Today, more and more Latin American elements are present in contemporary music around the world. Articulation is a very important factor in those ‘south of the border’ rhythms. With this books you can exercise your instrumental technique in …
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To achieve an enormous reserve of power and a complete mastery of the instrument, you must follow a daily routine of exercises that cover all areas of playing. Harris’ Advanced Daily Studies lays the groundwork for exactly this type of daily routine. Beginning with exercises for flexibility, tonguing, scales, and flow, these routines are meant …
Advanced Daily Studies for Trombone – by Aaron HarrisRead More
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An outlined course of study designed to follow the elementary and intermediate levels of any instructional method, the Rubank Advanced Methods are considered to be one of the gold standards of advanced instrumental study. The specially designed units provide a a complete pedagogy: * Scales and Arpeggios All of the major and minor keys are …
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All musicians, young and old, will be fascinated in reading Milan Yancich’s, “An Orchestra Musician’s Odyssey” (A View From the Rear). It is an account of a French Hornist’s experience meeting and performing with many of the great musicians of this century covering all facets of a concert career. The following personalities are a small …
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An incredible collection of transcribed solos of popular “ballads” as performed by trumpet great, Wynton Marsalis. Comes complete with booklet of the solos as well as a jazz piano accompaniment part. Also includes a list of the recordings that included the solos that have been transcribed. CONTENTS: For All We Know I Can’t Get Started …
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“Bop Duets,” written by Bugs Bower and edited by Steve Bulla, is my favourite jazz duet book of all time! It included thirty-eight duets in the bebop style to develop feeling for jazz phrasing and rhythms, independence in ensemble playing, and range. Written for intermediate to advanced players, these duets have a wealth of wonderful …
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Twenty-two stylistic studies for all treble clef instruments. This is a wonderful place for beginning improvisors to start to understand the building of a cogent and thematic solo within the chord changes. Each study is constructed in or close to the A-A-B-A form, as is much of the American Songbook, and each relies on the …
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Develop Sight Reading establishes itself as a vital contribution in music literature. This study material, technical in nature, is indispensable for it stimulates, coordinates and stabilizes one’s mental and physical reflexes. A strand of musical genius is weaved throughout these musical passages of unusual originality. By tuning one’s approach toward expressing each phrase as a …
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As with all high note methods, it is not the exercises themselves that are that important, but rather the method/instructions that are laid out for how to practice them. Spaulding gives a full 16 pages before you pick up the horn, then another 35 pages at the end that answer all of your questions about …
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One of the most widely used series of methods for individual or like-instrument class instruction. Using a very well-rounded approach including scales, arpeggios, technical studies, studies for musicianship, articulation studies, solos, duets, and studies devoted to the special needs of each instrument, this series provides a fantastic wealth of material for all student musicians.
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First published in 1971, Roy Steven’s Embouchure Self-Analysis and The Stevens-Costello Embouchure Technique (Complete) is considered to be the authoritative text on embouchure analysis incorporating physical laws, scientific principles and muscular physiology in establishing a consistent embouchure for the brass player. This revised second edition by the original editor, William Moriarity, reflects the timelessness and …
EMBOUCHURE TROUBLE & SELF ANALYSIS (STEVENS-COSTELLO TECHNIQUE)Read More
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Chris Gekker’s Endurance Drills for Performance Skills has a simple mandate – not unlike Herbert L Clarke’s Technical Studies – to play with ease in all registers, keeping the embouchure fresh and pliable. Clarke called endurance “90% of cornet playing” and you can see here that Gekker agrees. His attention to detail in his own …
Endurance Drills for Performance Skills plus Five bach Transcriptions – Chris GekkerRead More
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Ernest Williams’ “F Attachment Interval Studies” is a classic text on the proper use of the F attachment on the trombone. The short etudes in this book will give the student a thorough drilling in use of the valve from a variety of directions. There are also valuable interval studies in both the middle and …
F Attachment Interval Studies – Ernest S. Williams – Edited Roger SmiRead More
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Chris Gekker’s Articulation Studies is the most popular articulation guide for the trumpet on the planet. It’s used by the world’s foremost teachers and professionals, and when you follow the practice guide in the book’s forward, your improvement is absolutely guaranteed. Included are all of the articulation exercises transposed into all keys, a series of …
Gekker Articulation Studies- Exercises, Etudes, DuetsRead More
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A Balquhidder Music best seller – and for good reason! All five groups by the famous master of vocal art in one volume! Thirty Daily Exercises, Fifty Lessons, Twenty-five Lessons, Fifteen Vocalises and Forty Lessons. Intermediate to Medium-Advanced. This is excellent material for lyrical phrasing, breath control, endurance. With glossary of Italian terms and listing …
Giuseppe Concone The Complete Solfeggi for Trumpet by John KorakRead More
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The great Dr. Charles Colin referred to these solos by Hermann Bellstedt as “chestnuts”, such a lovely characterization for these rarely seen and undoubtedly overlooked cornet solos. Bellstedt was one of the finest cornetists of his generation, and as you can see by these solos, very technically fit and virtuosic on the instrument. I feel …
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