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Old 03-12-2008, 01:45 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: baroque trumpet newbie... any tips?

Don't play so loud. Best of luck. Have fun.
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Re: baroque trumpet newbie... any tips?

give beantown baroque trumpeter Robin Pyle a jingle, buy him lunch, and pick his brain, oh yeah, tell him hello from me:)

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Re: baroque trumpet newbie... any tips?

To those interested in getting started, I would reccomend to start on a Renaissance D 415 (D flat 440hz) trumpet.
Those are more flexible due the flare of the bell, and will help newbies.
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