The hardest scale on a trumpet

    
The hardest scale on a trumpet    11:09 on Sunday, July 1, 2007          

Mini_Miles_Davis
(95 points)

what is your hardest scale to play on your trumpet?


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    22:28 on Sunday, July 1, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

Oh man, I always get tripped up on the F diminished scale. Anytime I see F (Alt), I think...crap!


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    16:34 on Monday, July 2, 2007          

Herald_Trumpet3
(122 points)
Posted by Herald_Trumpet3

Same here lol...what's yours?


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    21:33 on Monday, July 2, 2007          

cantevergiveitup
(68 points)

lol - I think that scale is the bane of us all.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    11:48 on Friday, July 6, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

Haha. Nice. Sounds like it is unanimous.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    13:13 on Saturday, July 7, 2007          

Mini_Miles_Davis
(95 points)

i would have to agree the f is the hardest but to me i'm slowly overcoming my fear of key signatures because iim practicing my scales every day for at least 2 hours


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    13:35 on Saturday, July 7, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

wow. that sounds boring.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    01:55 on Sunday, July 8, 2007          

cantevergiveitup
(68 points)

wow. that sounds boring.


Some of the most essential work can be boring, but there is no substitute for it. You don't really know your instrument if the fundamentals of it aren't as natural for you as your eye color. They have to become part of who you are, not just something you do. If you check with any of the horn players you admire so much, they will all tell you the same thing.

I've been playing for over 40 years, and I still do the basics - every day. I still play my way the the Arban's book, cover to cover, over the course of several weeks. I still do basic warm-up drills and conditioning drills and tonguing drills and on and on and on.

There is no replacment for the basics because everything you do is built off of that foundation. Weak foundation, weak building...strong foundation, strong building.

Think about it - you've got time.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    15:57 on Monday, July 9, 2007          

jazzman2916
(12 points)
Posted by jazzman2916

what is the F diminished scale? ive been playing two years and know the basics.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    18:16 on Monday, July 9, 2007          

cantevergiveitup
(68 points)

f - f# - g# - a - b - c# - Eb - f


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    18:21 on Monday, July 9, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

precisa-mundo


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    08:28 on Tuesday, July 10, 2007          

jazzman2916
(12 points)
Posted by jazzman2916

thnks it seems comlicated.


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    11:45 on Tuesday, July 10, 2007          

Mini_Miles_Davis
(95 points)

the reson why i practice all of the scales is because i'm auditioning for julliard in 2 years and heard you have to be like, perfect. perfect scales,techniques,posture,and additude


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    21:36 on Wednesday, July 11, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

future Wynton!


Re: The hardest scale on a trumpet    21:40 on Wednesday, July 11, 2007          

Toptrump04
(349 points)
Posted by Toptrump04

I also tend to trip up on Aeolian scales. My fingers can be !****!ed sometimes. Or maybe it's the 200bpm. Hmmm...


   








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