Miguel Angel Lorente — Breathing #2
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William Adam — A Personal Journey and Reflections on His Philosophy
One of the most important aspects of Mr. Adam’s teaching is the understanding that he teaches the student, not the trumpet. What exactly does that
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Griffin Campbell: “A Successful Performance Doesn’t Make Me a Good Person, and an Unsuccessful One Doesn’t Make Me Bad”
We get to meet Griffin Campbell this time around, whose long career has centered around being a performer and an academic within the USA in addition to visiting other countries. Instead of imposing on his students all the knowledge he has accumulated, he prefers to help them reflect to form their criteria.
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Andres Gomis — The Inner Saxophone #4: Dynamics
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Stephen Campbell: “The Time-Honored Methods of Cichowicz, Clarke, Arban, Saint-Jacome, Etc., Are the Building Block of Successful Technique and Musicianship Based on Practicality”
Today we have an interview with Stephen Campbell, a trumpeter who formed his playing in his home state of Texas before going to Cincinnati, studying with Alan Siebert, Philip Collins, and Marie Speziale. Actually, he is the principal trumpet of the Lexington Philharmonic in Kentucky, USA and assistant professor at Ball State University. Would you like to know how manner of practicing? Well come on, look at what he tells us!
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Miguel Angel Lorente — Breathing #1
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Tom Snydacker: “The Sky Is the Limit for What Students Can Achieve”
Today, we have Tom Snydacker, who teaches at Northern Illinois University, and the Merit School of Music, among other institutions. Although young, he has already amassed a decade of experience giving lessons to all levels and ages.
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Andres Gomis — The Inner Saxophone #3: Duration
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Glory and Ordeal: Oskar Böhme’s Life and Death in Russia
Oskar Böhme, the celebrated German-Russian trumpeter and composer, is often remembered for his enchanting Concerto in E-minor, a jewel in the crown of 19th-century romantic
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Rex Richardson: “Only Practice When You Can Be Productive; If You Can’t Get Yourself Into a Receptive, Productive State of Mind, You Should Stop and Try Again After a Break”
Today, we have an interview with Rex Richardson, a Yamaha artist and one of the most eclectic trumpeters today, who just released a recording of original compositions by Allen Vizzutti, Anthony Plog, Andy Scott, and James Stephenson. Don’t miss this interview with one of our own professors here at Trumpet Magazine School!