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![]() | Practicing all your horns? Mr. Lauraeno, In preperation for a playing career, how would you structure a practice routine to include Bb, C, Eb, and Piccolo trumpets. I almost always start on Bb, and once I am warmed up a bit I move to C. I am unsure when in the routine to do things on Eb and Picc. I am not really doing any regular playing right, except for the occasional wedding, because school is out. I practice a lot, and would just like to be in tip-top shape on all my horns once school starts again in the fall. Thanks |
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