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Tag Archives: breathing
Take A Big Breath!
One of many cartoon drawings by Peter Bond, trumpeter with the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Watch out for Peter’s new book on trumpet technique. Due soon…
The Diaphragm – A Short Film
A fascinating film posted by The Surgery, on Facebook. It shows the diaphragm functioning. Very interesting for those interested in pulmonary function etc.
Posted in About Brendan Ball, The Brass Section, The Trumpet o-iii<O
Tagged breathing, cavity, chest, diaphragm, film, function, in, lung, lungs, motion, of, pulmonary, the, video
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A Warning For All Brass Players!!!
A very thought provoking article; published by the US media organisation National Public Radio. This is only one of many related issues I have heard about over the years. I remember the whole trumpet section of a major UK orchestra … Continue reading
Posted in The Brass Section
Tagged asthma, Brass, breathing, cleaning, difficulty, fusarium, health, helicobacter, horn, illness, microbacterium, pulminary, Trombone, trombone players' lung, Trumpet, Tuba
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Some More Thoughts on Trumpet practice – Ear Training… the brass player must sing like a canary!
It is with some trepidation that I publish this post as the subject matter is still very much a work in progress for myself and my students, but I’m now confident with the improvements and results in general that I … Continue reading
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Tagged Arnold Jacobs, Aural, aural training, breathing, buzzing, Chethams School of Music, Ear training, Elementary Training, Hindemith, mouthpiece buzzing, mouthpiece practice, Royal College of Music, singing, singing in the head, Solfeg, solfege, Song and Wind
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