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Old 07-02-2009, 11:02 PM   #1
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Recommended Studies

I recently bought the H.L. Clarke Technical Studies book and so far I'm really happy with it. Now I'm looking for a book that includes flexibility related exercises. What would you recommend for an amateur trumpet player?
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Old 07-02-2009, 11:12 PM   #2
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I'm pretty sure that Arban's Complete Conservatory Guide has everything, including flexibility guides.
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I use the Bai lin, Colin, and Iron's books for flexibility studies.
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I use the Bai lin, Colin, and Iron's books for flexibility studies.
+1 on these. I love the Bai Lin book. It's a great flexibility addition to any practice routine. I also use Schlossberg every day.
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Hi wiseone2
I totally agree about practicing patience. Unfortunately, I think I first need to have patience in order to improve on it. I definately need to work on that.
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Arbans is tough without a teacher.I suggest getting a teacher and use what he suggest
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Earl Irons is pretty good for the non-Clarke technique.
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The best thing I can reccomend is a good teacher. There are tons of flexability studies out there. I've even written my own out for students. Don't confuse flexability studies with lip slur studies. they are different.
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I agree with what everyone has said here. Another book I would recommend would be the Allen Vizzutti Trumpet Method Book 1. It has a whole section on lip flexibility and they really work.
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