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Improv Books w/ Accompaniment
I don't know of any one large book that will cover what you are asking for, but you might try a cou ... |
11/4/07 at 02:18
by: malpal1 |
lessons
I can't think of a reason against this. |
11/4/07 at 02:00
by: malpal1 |
Hi there
Welcome aboard Jon! I've been a member since around 2001.
What's your music preference? Big ... |
11/4/07 at 01:57
by: malpal1 |
Is playing on the side of my mouth really that bad?
Skeen is right. "Bad" embrochures do not mean you necessarily have a problem. Look at Jon Faddis ... |
11/4/07 at 01:36
by: malpal1 |
Braces
In short, no.
However, practicing the right material, correctly, will help you reduce your prac ... |
11/4/07 at 01:11
by: malpal1 |
60 Year Old Trumpet
Without seeing the horn, options are limited.
The best thing to do is to take it to your local ... |
11/4/07 at 01:00
by: malpal1 |
Font Size
To increase the font size in one of your own postings:
[size=3]This font size is 3[/size] (S ... |
11/4/07 at 00:48
by: malpal1 |
Questions about my range
Range comes with strength of embrochure and better control. In order to play higher, you need to be ... |
11/2/07 at 16:45
by: malpal1 |
Favorite Piece of Trumpet Music
How do you choose one? There are so many !
Big Band:
I like to play Serenata by Leroy Anderson. ... |
11/2/07 at 16:31
by: malpal1 |
Original Answer
Feels So Good
T.M.  |
11/2/07 at 16:20
by: malpal1 |
Try the following sites
Finding one in your town might be difficult, but any store that carries the following lines should b ... |
11/2/07 at 16:10
by: malpal1 |
2008 WCU Trumpet Festival
Western Carolina University hosts a very professional trumpet festival every year in January. In 20 ... |
11/2/07 at 15:51
by: malpal1 |
newbie question
It's never too late.
One of the best trumpet soloists I ever met was 76 years old and had only ... |
10/7/06 at 18:45
by: malpal1 |
newbie questions
It's never too late.
One of the best trumpet soloists I ever met was 76 years old and had only ... |
10/7/06 at 18:42
by: malpal1 |
Frustated Beginner Looking for Inspiration
Hi Mickey,
If you can play any note, you can fix this problem with a little work. Start on a D a ... |
10/7/06 at 17:09
by: malpal1 |
OMEA Solo & Ensemble
I'm not from Ohio, but good luck to you on your Solo & Ensemble. Take the time to enjoy it. |
2/7/03 at 22:50
by: malpal1 |
Are there any working players here?
Hey Jon,
Yeah, I've played professionally, an occasional wedding, big band dance, etc., but this ... |
2/7/03 at 22:48
by: malpal1 |
Dark tone
I agree. When someone talks about wanting a dark tone, they usually mean that they want a full soun ... |
2/7/03 at 22:34
by: malpal1 |
Chair Tryouts
Congratulations on moving up a couple of chairs.
Give it a couple of weeks before you challenge ... |
2/1/03 at 13:07
by: malpal1 |
Opening the Throat
Yawning is the way that I learned. It's the perfect way to get a mental picture of what it means t ... |
1/21/03 at 01:02
by: malpal1 |
Air
The main idea behind a good sound is breath support. Breathing exercises and following your trumpet ... |
1/21/03 at 00:59
by: malpal1 |
College playing
Just for clarity, NC State University only offers a minor in music performance. They do not have a ... |
1/21/03 at 00:53
by: malpal1 |
Endurance Problems
1. Work on your breathing. Start by pulling in a breath for 5 seconds (fill your lungs) and exhali ... |
1/21/03 at 00:46
by: malpal1 |
Case vs. Gig bag
A case is similar to a large hard-sided briefcase. A gig bag is closer to a book bag in the shape, ... |
1/21/03 at 00:29
by: malpal1 |
Yamaha. Love it or Hate it?
I've played a Bach Strad for the last 23 years and love it. When I bought the Bach, the Yamaha's ... |
1/21/03 at 00:19
by: malpal1 |
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