James Morrison's trumpet tutorial: Part 5 Articulation

[@pauldance7387]

Master class instructions even for us newbies, brilliant.

[@brianmgaines87]

Amazing info for increasing single tonguing technique. Thank you.

[@nelsonpenaranda2745]

Gracias me sirvió Muy útil..Gracias por su tiempo y por ayudarnos Muy estimulante.Gracias desde Cochabamba Bolivia

[@ron2117]

You are remarkable. I am an old-frustrated trumpet player. Probably got the wrong instruction when I was younger. But the range and endurance was a problem. To late now. I enjoy your technique.

[@n0tale438]

its never too late. I just got a bunch better, learning this now, after playing for 20 years. It's all good fun!

[@ajn465]

That seems like a million dollar tip! I'll be trying it for sure.

[@_anthony_2535]

Any results?

[@ajn465]

_ Anthony _ Thanks for the reply. I’d actually forgotten this one in the 2 years since I saw it..

[@johnnylow3295]

@@_anthony_2535 going to be giving it a try currently stuck with semi's at 124 and needing to get crochet beat = 136 bpm playing semi's

[@dazail5474]

@@johnnylow3295 so how is sond now ?

[@johnnylow3295]

​@@dazail5474 I just have a naturally very slow single tongue I can double pretty well at slow pace but I still have a little gap between my fast single and slowest double also I'd say I sound pretty good how come you ask

[@jamesedden8264]

Thank you Mr Morison's, I Love to here you play jazz, I'm practicing Jazz scales,I want to be the best that I can in the name of Jesus Christ

[@frogrimisky]

That's very useful

[@pebblebeach8517]

Master instructor.

[@jfrako]

Thanks a lot Mr Morrisson

[@johannb2011]

Thanks Ser

[@maycmazz]

Thanks a lot!

[@ArmoredLion217]

I'm told my articulation in context is occasionally harsh and marching band like. What could help my tonguing be more gentle or consistent and in control for classical as well as jazz soloing?

[@isaiahtakahashi5741]

Clarion Trumpet Maybe you could use a different syllable such as du or tu instead of da or ta. Try not to interrupt the air too much.