ESTUDOS - Trompete - Aquecimento no Trompete(1).pdf - NUTY - anek6

Mouthpiece & Trumpet Bending Warm-Up

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1) On mouthpiece - strive for a full and centered sound without any waver. Check your pitch with a piano or tuner.

2) On trumpet - play at a full dynamic, strive for a centered tone. Bend second to last note using the indicated fingerings.

3) On trumpet - play lines entirely with the fingering under the key signatures, bend the notes slowly and smoothly.

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Note: I have used mouthpiece buzzing, pedal tones, note bending and "long tones" in my warmups and practice sessions

for years. The extreme note bending explained in #3 however is rather new to me. As with any study, you get out of it

what you can; practice it for a few weeks and if you find it is not doing anything for you, go on to something else.

That said, I am interested in hearing if the extreme lip bends are of any help to you in your practice. Have they helped

strengthen your embouchure or made anything easier for you playing-wise? Please email me at lichtmann@hartford.edu

For pedagogical reasons I am curious to hear of your experiences with this exercise in general and #3 in particular.

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