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Amateur considering teaching...
Published (2009-07-07 14:48:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by a marching trumpet haha ok, Yeah the trumpet section and the clari section run and we bike together to work out, despite the huge rivalry it worked out, not sure how but it did, guess cause the trumpet section ldrs are friends with the clarie section ldrs (me and her). Im still building my lost endurance back up from being off for over a month cause of my wisdom teeth complications. So were practicing, and this...
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Trumpet and Clarinet together? -...
Published (2009-07-06 10:31:00)
Could it be like the people who bang their heads against a wall simply because it feels so good when you stop?
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Why so many differently pitched...
Published (2009-07-08 13:56:00)
We have instruments in many keys for the same reason a painter has different brushes, or a golfer different clubs, or a fisherman different lures, or.....
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Rubbed/ Brushed Brass Finish -...
Published (2009-07-08 04:38:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Phil Kersh ... I did a Bach Strad Cornet clean up a year or so ago. The Scotch pads are not only affordable, but they make a very consistent finish. Hey! I noticed in the other thread, nearly 15 months ago, you promised some pics - did I miss them?
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Why so many differently pitched...
Published (2009-07-08 11:55:00)
We have all these trumpets so that we can die with the most "toys" Seriously, when you have a career in classical music you will understand.
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user's latest post:
Amateur considering teaching...
Published (2009-07-08 12:12:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by simonstl While I'm a relative youngster, having graduated HS in '88, and having lived in various parts of this country while interacting with tens of thousands of people socially and in business. Perhaps it's just that I somehow dealt with a nicer group of people? Because you really come off as, I don't know exactly, but uncharitable is the kindest word I can find at the moment. If that's...
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Why so many differently pitched...
Published (2009-07-08 22:23:00)
Re: Why so many differently pitched Trumpets? I enjoy the fact that I can play in multiple different scenarios and have different horns to create a unique and beautiful sound. Plus, it certainly doesn't hurt to have easier fingerings on some licks! __________________ Mt. Vernon Bb - Monette B1/2 Monette C937 Bach 229H C with Malone MC2 - Monette C1/2 Schilke P5/4 Yamaha YTR-9610 Eb/D Bach 184 Bb Cornet
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A question for rowuk
Published (2009-07-04 17:34:00)
Even though this is pretty intriguing, what are you looking to gain by learning this?
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Never buy a horn from a company...
Published (2009-07-08 16:46:00)
I'm glad that you got the money but, (there is always a but) I think they got you for the 50.00
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trumpet on plane....please help...
Published (2009-07-08 16:32:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by jimc When I saw the title my first thought was of a bad thriller movie. (Snakes on a plane, that sort of thing.) Hmm... Let's get those "Trumpets in Action Movies" to get to work on this movie poster!
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Latest active threads on Trumpet Discussion::
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-07 14:17:00)
by Mamba21500
Hello all, As you may, or more likely may not know, I am an English 14 year old, and like all 14 year olds need more money, and like all English have an idea to do so. It is far from original, but I am thinking of teaching the trumpet to people that are not as good as me (logical eh?, so basically complete noobs. So, here's the question, how should I go about doing so? My plan was to ...
Started 8 hours, 3 minutes ago (2009-07-09 17:39:00)
by john7401
Practice Away From The Trumpet So I know there is an excersice where you blanace the end of a pencil in your lips with it pointed away from you for lip strength and that you can do different breathing excersices without the trumpet, but do you guys have any other techniques to improve my trumpet playing without the trumpet? Stuff to do maybe if my lips are gone after playing or ...
Started 2 days, 4 hours ago (2009-07-07 20:56:00)
by jdostie
So, I was having trouble with my valves and took my trumpet in. The technician said it needed ultrasonic cleaning, and they had to do something to get the "buildup" off the valves (did he say polish? I'm not sure). Now I bought the horn used, but it worked nicely when I got it, and have cleaned it regularly - but still ended up where the valves were getting worse. He asked what oil I was ...
Started 9 hours, 9 minutes ago (2009-07-09 16:33:00)
by mlhend2002
short (Jazz) valve trumpets I recently bought a Holton Super Collegiate. I love the smaller bore (.455) and the shorter quick valves. What a combination for playing in a jazz band. I know Holton made other trumpets with this combination like Al Hurt Special (I sold one for $100 towards a King Silver Flair about 10 years ago..stupid me) and Maynard Ferguson. I was wondering what ...
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-05-17 17:46:00)
by rbdeli
For me, it was Harry James. My Dad had this old LP that had the Brave Bulls on it and that was my very favorite. He had such a sweet, honey-like tone. Also, had the one of him playing Carnival of Venice.. Then, I moved on to Al Hirt, then Doc Severinsen. My favorite Doc album was Doc Severinsen's Closet with these somewhat cheesy Don Sebesky arrangements. Of course some of them were pretty good,...
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-07-03 19:53:00)
by john7401
I've tried looking acrossed the internet for other issues like mine but it came up with too much stuff so I had to find a forum to post on. The problem I am currently having is that my range will not increase at all. I've been playing the b flat trumpet in school since 6th grade and will be in 10th grade this next year. Currently the highest I can reach is the "A" above the staff or ...
Started 8 hours, 32 minutes ago (2009-07-09 17:10:00)
by jsimpher
My Band FatPocket Let Me Know What You Think Just click on the following link and have a listen. Last edited by jsimpher; 07-09-2009 at 05:23 PM .
Started 11 hours ago (2009-07-09 14:42:00)
by samsplace
Any advice for how to help my 5 year old with trumpet? I have a son that just turned 5 at the end May. For nearly his entire fourth year of life, he begged for a real trumpet, after seeing one hanging on the wall at the music store. Everyone musical that we have talked to has advised us that you do not start trumpet until late elementary age. Taking their advise, we bought a ...
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2009-07-08 05:33:00)
by Trumpet guy
Recently, a friend asked me why there are so many trumpets of different keys and I could not come up with any reasonable answer. So now I pose this same question here. what is there purpuse of there being trumpets available in almost every key in the Bb scale from low F up to a D Picc.
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-06 13:44:00)
by rbdeli
Thought this might be a fun discussion: If you could play one and only one solo from your favorite performers to show off to a friend in order to prove how good he/she was, which would it be? Immediately coming to mind for me: Maynard Ferguson: Foxy This is from either his Echoes of an Era re-release or the Mosaic Collection if you're lucky enough to have it. Amazing technique, ...
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Hot threads for last week on Trumpet Discussion::
Started 2 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-07 14:17:00)
by Mamba21500
Hello all, As you may, or more likely may not know, I am an English 14 year old, and like all 14 year olds need more money, and like all English have an idea to do so. It is far from original, but I am thinking of teaching the trumpet to people that are not as good as me (logical eh?, so basically complete noobs. So, here's the question, how should I go about doing so? My plan was to ...
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-07-03 19:53:00)
by john7401
I've tried looking acrossed the internet for other issues like mine but it came up with too much stuff so I had to find a forum to post on. The problem I am currently having is that my range will not increase at all. I've been playing the b flat trumpet in school since 6th grade and will be in 10th grade this next year. Currently the highest I can reach is the "A" above the staff or ...
Started 5 days, 3 hours ago (2009-07-04 22:42:00)
by gerardo1000
Never buy a horn from a company without a decent return policy I was looking for a cornet and I found the web site of a store where they sell trumpets and cornets "made by Schiller, Frankfurt, Germany". I asked info about these trumpets and I got an immediate reply that they were excellent instruments. I bought a new Schiller trumpet and when I received it I was incredibly ...
Started 4 days, 1 hour ago (2009-07-06 00:32:00)
by knotty
Since becoming interested in the trumpet for the first time and music in general again, I got out my long idle clarinet today and was wondering if the two instruments complement each other embouchure wise? hopefully I'll be able to play both without any problems. Thanks.. knotty
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-07-01 01:39:00)
by Pseudonym
Hey guys, I've had the same horn for a few years now, and I don't believe that I'm going to change. So, I've decided that after marching season ends this year, I'm going to get it professionally UV-cleaned, and dent removed. But then, once I've done that, I'm gonna want to have a little fun with it. A friend of mine has his Tenor Sax lacquered with a color / brand / type of lacquer called "Black...
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-07-06 13:44:00)
by rbdeli
Thought this might be a fun discussion: If you could play one and only one solo from your favorite performers to show off to a friend in order to prove how good he/she was, which would it be? Immediately coming to mind for me: Maynard Ferguson: Foxy This is from either his Echoes of an Era re-release or the Mosaic Collection if you're lucky enough to have it. Amazing technique, ...
Started 2 days, 2 hours ago (2009-07-07 23:41:00)
by hussiend
hello to everyont here in TM..im just recently registered here but i always visit this site to learn from you all. next week im going home to SE i just have one question, is trumpet allowed inside the airplane as a handcarry in my trumpet bag?
Started 6 days, 6 hours ago (2009-07-03 18:48:00)
by straduser21
Hey, I'm new to this site, but it seems pretty great :). Anyway, I was curious to get other's opinions on the International Trumpet Guild. Is the fee to be a member worth it? What are the pros and cons, in your opinion? I'm just not sure if the guild provides that much, but I didn't know if you other players had more experience regarding it. Any help would be much appreciated!
Started 1 day, 20 hours ago (2009-07-08 05:33:00)
by Trumpet guy
Recently, a friend asked me why there are so many trumpets of different keys and I could not come up with any reasonable answer. So now I pose this same question here. what is there purpuse of there being trumpets available in almost every key in the Bb scale from low F up to a D Picc.
Started 6 days, 16 hours ago (2009-07-03 09:34:00)
by Sofus
Hi everybody! A revolution has taken place, and YOU could be part of it!! With the New Sofus Custom Sleeve Tape (trade mark, so don´t steal it!) you can now add as much extra weight to your trumpet as you wish, thereby making it a Custum Weighted Trumpet! You are not limited to just the mouthpiece, the ENTIRE trumpet can get extra weight added! YOU WILL BE YOUR OWN ...
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