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Accidental Success in Trumpet Playing

By TrumpetHeadquarters | Trumpet Lessons, Trumpet Practice, Uncategorized | 1 comment | 24 April, 2019 | 4

Playing by accident I’m sure that at some point you have experienced an accidental success in trumpet playing. Such as suddenly hitting a high note without meaning to, or playing a perfect rhythm without even noticing. This is what I call playing by accident. When students routinely play by accident, they move through the motionsRead more

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Most Common Trumpet Beginner Mistakes

By TrumpetHeadquarters | Beginner Help, Trumpet Lessons | 0 comment | 5 November, 2018 | 1

Sometimes you’ve been doing something for so long and you’ve dug a hole so big, that you have to work 20 times harder to get out and never fall back in. But like an old teacher once told me, do something everyday for 3 weeks and you will be on the right track. Avoid these bad habits and watch your playing grow.

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