Garrett Schmidt: 5 Steps To Mastering Lead Trumpet

[@ChadLefkowitzBrown]

For all of Garrett's exercises and phrases, in all 12 keys + backing tracks: www.jazzlessonvideos.com/trumpet

[@TheBlackTrumpeter]

Yo this is dope! I agree. Equipment doesn't matter. Some pieces or horns just make it easier to get the job done.

[@dwightwashere7174]

Hey, huge fan. I love your work, you help me very much.

[@TheBlackTrumpeter]

Fishy Power thank you for reaching out to let me know. How long have you been playing?

[@stevenhogenson4880]

Not true. There are guys who play on mouthpieces I can't even get a sound on. I would not be able to just grab their gear and go as he mentions. Would be a disaster. Equipment is huge. It has to work for you. ALONG with the fundamentals he mentions.

[@MattyLifts19]

@@stevenhogenson4880 thats not what they mean. What they are meaning is if you need proper fundamentals to be able to get a good sound on any mouthpiece at all. No specific mouthpiece is going to gain you fundamentals

[@broccoIiIiIi]

This is great and all but I'd like to know where to get sheet music for these phrases to practice in all 12 keys

[@garrettkarr5170]

literally says in the description like 20 times during the video

[@fanfoire]

@@garrettkarr5170 that may have been a joke

[@rocknut8]

Yeah Garrett!!! One of my favorite lead players and a fantastic person.

[@TracksWithDax]

Why is this my first time hearing anyone call it the 'cash register' instead of money register xD

[@Ryosuke324]

Approved by Sandoval

[@martn9841]

I love it, Its just can afford the PDF

[@chrisjarden7620]

I had the privilege of studying with Garrett for three years at SIUE. He’s an absolutely amazing player and teacher! Most efficient trumpet player I’ve ever seen!

[@karlrovey]

Those airstream exercises remind me of the Colin lip flexibilities.

[@fanfoire]

To sum up : 1 - move your trumpet around as much as possible 2 - sound good (how ?) 3 - make it very difficult for yourself to train anything because you're playing way too high 4 - play happy birthday but very loud and very high 5 - just play, the only good point of the video I don't understand this lesson. It does not make me want to buy any pdf. No advice is given on how to play the exercices, what to focus on, common pitfalls...

[@Poka89]

looks like the bobby shew trumpet

[@rik-keymusic160]

Awesome! So, how long took it to be able to do this? 😅

[@jessstuart7495]

Step 6. Have fun.

[@char2723]

1:45

[@char2723]

4:16

[@mikekaupa9190]

that guy's pretty good!!!!!

[@mikekaupa9190]

Yeah!!!

[@xaviercross3285]

I’m a classical player but I’m extremely interested in playing lead or better yet, I’m extremely interested in playing high notes. I have the range for a D above double C however, i can only play in this register for about an hour, after that my ranger drops considerably about one octave. Does anyone have any advice on how to increase my endurance. I should probably also mention the only time I ever play in the upper and extreme upper register is during the summer for drum corps (I’m not sure if that matters or not, but I thought I should mention it)

[@tromboneJTS]

Where can I find the sheet music?

[@music-collective]

What a wonderful player and instructor... thank you sooo much 👏

[@TRUMPETSIZZLE]

This is pretty good advice!🎺

[@trextep3997]

The rim is simmilar to 1 1/4? If your mouthpiece is the shew 1

[@ColinMroczko]

He just said that equipment doesn’t matter lol.

[@esocphantom1203]

Paze Gonya from my experiences I can help

[@sacrificialobama8786]

i use a shew 1