How To Improve Flexibility on Trumpet Using Lip Slurs | Tutorial + Play Along

[@DeeboComing]

Took me 3 repeats to get thru the intro lol. It sounded amazing bro. 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@nebula4512]

Through your Instagram videos I have truly began to realize the importance of fundamentals. Thus, I have been practicing them much more for a while now out of Aruban Studies and am noticing progress!

[@trumpetmax4927]

Hi! I'm so glad that I've been able to help in that regard. If you have any trumpet topics you'd like me to cover, don't hesitate to ask. Happy practicing!

[@saltorbe3542]

I’d love to see more of these!!

[@trumpetmax4927]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@matmattmatttplaful]

Thanks !!!! Keep posting more vids like this one please 😉

[@jee4049]

Hi Max, very cool Video. It‘s really nice to see you practicing the same exercises as i did the whole last week. Now i know what i need to more focus and improve on for this week. I‘m exited to see your next Video. Greerings from Germany

[@trumpetmax4927]

I appreciate the support! If you have any trumpet topics you'd like me to cover, don't hesitate to ask. Happy practicing!

[@waynewhitmore5872]

Good work Max, you should revisit the triplets you are not playing them correctly. Groups of 3!

[@chew_tunes]

subscribed! cheers man

[@trumpetmax4927]

Thanks for the sub!

[@darryljones9208]

Change comes from air speed? Not aperture? How did you measure the air speed?

[@reyssonandrade2392]

Sou músico trompetista brasileiro irmão, admiro muito sua musicalidade, toca muito, seus vídeos são muito bons, manda um salve para o Brasil .

[@trumpetmax4927]

Muito obrigado!

[@jack-thegreat3554]

I’m class of 24 and I want to know how much you practice everyday

[@trumpetmax4927]

Hi Jack, at the moment I aim for about 2 hours a day. That is around 20 minutes warm-up beforehand, then 1 hour for fundamentals and 1 hour for trumpet repertoire. Some people are successful in practicing much more than this, and others do well practicing less than this. When practicing, the thing that you should be aiming for are productive and efficient practice sessions. If someone "practices" for 2 hours but is constantly getting sidetracked and/or is blasting through an exhausting set of chops, they aren't being very productive and efficient with their time and energy. On the other hand, someone can practice in just 2 sets of 30 minutes and get much more done if they are practicing efficiently and productively, giving their chops time for breaks and being able to focus better. In short, focus more on what and how you are practicing (practice smart, not hard). 2 hours is a good number though if that's what you're looking for. Good luck to you and feel free to ask any other questions!

[@jack-thegreat3554]

Trumpet Max thank you very much for the help, I now know that I should take more time to do more precise and strategic practicing instead of playing hard on all state and scales 24/7

[@trumpetmax4927]

@@jack-thegreat3554 Of course! As a freshman, this new practice mindset will do good for you. It definitely took me too long to learn this so I hope it helps you out.

[@darryljones9208]

You audio level is REALLY soft and lots of room sound. Apparently you are not using the mic in front of you.

[@trumpetmax4927]

Thanks for the feedback, that mic had some really bad white noise problems but I have a new one now!