Hi!
I have a big problem. Before I had angina I play trumpet quite good. That`s I thought and my teacher was agree. But after recovery I made a huge mistake. I forced with practise `cause I wanted to be back as soon as it is possible. But now I feel that I ruin my lips. `Cause my endurance is bad, my sound, my register is also bad. Did any of you got over this situation or any suggestion?
Thx in advance!

I have just one suggestion it wont help your lips but it will help you in life write stuff that makes sense.

Mike,

I`d say you just need a bit of rest. Your lips will bounce back.

You obviously are not a native speaker. Don`t worry about it. Elbeef, however,
is a native speaker with no concept of comma use or grammar, so
I certainly would not take his comments very seriously.

Thx Konrad!
I tried the same thing as you advised me. Now I`m very careful with practise. Lot`s of pedal notes, lots of Stamp, lots of rest, more short series of playing... Now I have to be patient. We`ll see. Thx Konrad once again.

About my grammar: Of course I am not a native speaker. But Konrad proved, that if you want you can understand my grammar and my broken English. I can also write and speak in broken French and little better German. In our schools we have to learn theese languages. And of course I am a native Slovenian. That means that I can speak and also understand Croatian, Serbian and a little Russian language. Can Elbeef do that?

Greetings from Slovenia!

hey i also have a suggestion for your lips. of course you need rest but when i got braces its just like blowing out your lips!! you can`t play verry long , and you aren`t as good as before butwith patience will come expierience. good luck to you!!! and screw you elbeef you fu*ked up for talking about his writing what kind of name is elbeef???? ~Tim Parks~