Trumpet Teachers To Study With. - Page 3

nowherenearadouble · 03-06-2004, 10:16 AM

Heres one from the UK Jack
Nigel Boddice

Alan

Tootsall · 03-06-2004, 10:33 AM

Another from the UK would be Noel Langley (LonelyAngel).

bigaggietrumpet · 03-07-2004, 01:00 AM

Doug Cooper- I have no idea where my old teacher has gone, but if you get a chance to work with him, you'll see why I like him and why he made me so much better.

Paul Compton- Last I heard, Paul was directing a jazz band at Oklahoma State University at Stillwater, OK. He used to be the lead trombone for the One O'Clock lab band, and despite being a trombonist, he still has massive knowledge on the jazz style and on brass techniques.

trumpetwise · 03-16-2004, 10:21 PM

It is helpful if a great teacher has the mental aspect truly down.

Herseth, Scarlett, the late Arnold Jacobs, are some examples.

See: www.trumpetworkspress.com

bigaggietrumpet · 04-18-2004, 11:23 PM

Not to bring up an old worn out topic, but I remembered a guy I played with who was from UNT, and had even been on 20/20 on something about how the ear listens to music (or something like that). Anyway, his name was Chris Chevsky (I think that's how you spell it). That guy not only could play the trumpet with amazing ability, but he just understood the mechanics of music. Talking with him for 5 minutes and I knew about 10 things that I hadn't before. If you get the chance just to talk with him, you will know what I mean.

Hornie · 06-18-2004, 08:03 AM

Matt Graves, NYC

http://mattgraves.netfirms.com/

trickg · 06-18-2004, 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbacon

Great teachers in the DC area:

Chris Gekker
Wayne Cameron

You forgot about:

John Blount
Bob Birch
Scott Holbert (Reinhardt teacher)
Doug Eliot (trombone player, but I hear he's great with trumpet players for chops stuff)
Jack Wengrosky
Tom Williams
Liesl Whitaker
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Many, MANY others too, thanks to the 5 premier military bands, plus the National and Baltimore symphonies.

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trumpetwise New Friend Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 11	It is helpful if a great teacher has the mental aspect truly down. Herseth, Scarlett, the late Arnold Jacobs, are some examples. See: www.trumpetworkspress.com
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bigaggietrumpet Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: College Station,TX Posts: 814	Not to bring up an old worn out topic, but I remembered a guy I played with who was from UNT, and had even been on 20/20 on something about how the ear listens to music (or something like that). Anyway, his name was Chris Chevsky (I think that's how you spell it). That guy not only could play the trumpet with amazing ability, but he just understood the mechanics of music. Talking with him for 5 minutes and I knew about 10 things that I hadn't before. If you get the chance just to talk with him, you will know what I mean.
	__________________ Michael Smith Hullabaloo: The official band of Texas A&M Basketball Kanstul 1537/ Schilke 14 LA Olds Studio

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nowherenearadouble Pianissimo User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Scotland Posts: 69	Heres one from the UK Jack Nigel Boddice Alan

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