Lacking endurance ?
Need a higher range ?
Can't triple or double tongue ?
Trying to get your chops back ?
Just imagine taking lessons from:
Doc Severinsen
- Former leader of the NBC Tonight Show Band.
Claude Gordon
- World-renowned trumpet teacher.
Bobby Shew
- Jazz recording artist, CBS studio orchestra.
Armando Ghitalla
- Former principle trumpet with the Boston Pops.
Raymond Mase
- Julliard School of Music and the New York Ballet.
...with David's new teaching book "Around the Horn - Trumpet Method Essentials"
Topics include:
Warm Up Routine
Embouchure Formation
BuzzzMaster Exercises
Wind Power
Practice Studies
Flexibilities
Tone Production
Fingering and Tonguing
Interval & Chord Studies
David has combined three of his teaching books and has put them into one dynamic teaching book, and has added daily trumpet exercises and drills.
The exercises provided in this trumpet teaching book are for trumpet players of all levels and provides daily maintenance routines essential for trumpet players.
Every trumpet player can expand their ability when they apply these exercises and the guidance that David shares through his books.
Topics include:
Practice Habits
Concert Preparation
Stage Fright
Special Problems
Mental Imaging
& Imaging Techniques
and more...
Traveling internationally as a trumpet soloist, trumpet artist David O'Neill understands what it takes to become a true professional. The way you practice has a great influence on how much and how easy you learn and perform. The Psychology of Performance starts with attitude, daily goals, concentration, and your physical readiness to perform. Learn to perform without stage fright, fear or apprehension by applying the material from this teaching series to your daily routine.
Warm Up & Wind Power - Proper warm up is essential when it comes to endurance. Wind Power is the key ingredient to range. They both play a major role in being a great trumpet player. These two trumpet lessons are a 'must learn' for part time and come back trumpet players,as well as daily maintenance for active trumpet players.
The Tongue & Muscles of the Face - These two trumpet lessons are the foundation for keeping your air stream strong and consistent, and for taking the pressure off your lips which will strengthen your embouchure. Most chop problems are not lip problems, they are tongue and face problems.
Lips, Fingers and Flexibilities - Playing trumpet is an athletic activity. Just as athletes need to train their arms, legs, speed, and movements, trumpet players also need to train all areas relevant to their playing. Proper development in these areas are key in being a well rounded, complete trumpet player.