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Old 07-08-2008, 07:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Arban's Book Range Building?

Could somone please tell me what kinds of exercises I should look for in the Arban's book that will build my lip muscles and help me in expanding my range?

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Old 07-08-2008, 11:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

Slurring, scales, chromatics, intervals, you name it. Play soft. It won't happen over night. Just keep working and move forward.
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Old 07-08-2008, 11:35 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

What it is, yo! The Arban book is really kool. Mr. Michael Sachs, my favoite classical player, plays out of the Arbans book every day of his life....and he can play really high.

There's another teacher I read about named Jim Pandolfi, who always plays high, who told a "source" of mine to just play every thing in the Arbans book up a fifth and there's your range studies. Now, Huggy doesn't know what that means, but I'm sure Rowuk will be able to help you! (don't hate, Rowuk. Huggy Loves YOU!)

Good luck and let me know if I can find anymore stuff fo' you.

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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

The Arban book is not really designed to build range. It is very good at building technique.

If you want to increase range through the Arban book, then be prepared to start transposing. Take an exercise and play it a step higher. Then two steps higher, and continue.

Not fun, but it will stretch your brain to incredible limits; it is worth it!

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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

Pages 125 through 130 are very good for building flexibility across your upper and lower range.
These also are great for building endurance which indirectly will help you develop your range.
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Old 07-09-2008, 03:49 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

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There's another teacher I read about named Jim Pandolfi, who always plays high, who told a "source" of mine to just play every thing in the Arbans book up a fifth and there's your range studies. Now, Huggy doesn't know what that means, but I'm sure Rowuk will be able to help you! (don't hate, Rowuk. Huggy Loves YOU!)
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Taking it up a fifth means using Wild Turkey for valve oil!

Seriously, there is nothing wrong with transposing Arban into any other key, but I have to admit F transposition is not my favorite.

To answer the thread owners question, every page in the Arban book is good for range and endurance, IF you are playing them correctly.

The Arban book is a conservatory method designed for players that practice regularly, enough AND have highly qualified teachers.

Huggy, love is a word I reserve for VERY special things, but I like you alot too! You kind of add color to TM.

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Re: Arban's Book Range Building?

shazam huggy nailed it again ;)
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Hickeys Music Center - Trumpet Studies & Etudes

Progressive Studies for the High Register, Trumpet
by Keith Johnson
Item 29090

I enjoy playing this book. It is only $10.00.
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