Learn to Play the Trumpet Beginner to Pro Made the Easy Way
What you’ll learn
Assemble and care for a trumpet
Form a correct, strong trumpet embouchure
Read and interpret music notation
Play dozens of popular melodies and songs
Perform multiple Major scales
Recognize and play nearly every note on the trumpet
Requirements
Working Trumpet
Trumpet Mouthpiece
Description
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Learning to play the trumpet is incredibly rewarding, but getting started is a challenge.
That’s where MusicProfessor can help you make the most of your practice. Start from opening your case for the first time and progress all the way to playing your first melodies. Master all of the techniques necessary to become a great trumpeter. On the way, you’ll also learn music theory and musicianship skills.
And save money while you study with us! Private lessons are expensive. Each MusicProfessor Trumpet course provides an entire year’s worth of lessons, for a fraction of the cost, and at your own convenience.
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Over 140 video lessonsDownloadable sheet musicTrumpet-specific troubleshooting tips and adviceTrumpet equipment recommendationsLearn how to clean and maintain your hornDozens of familiar melodies and songsTechnique-building exercisesMajor scales and scale exercisesMusic Theory basics, including how to read music
MusicProfessor’s curriculum is used in nearly 100 schools and school districts throughout the United States and by more than 18,000 students and music teachers throughout the world. Nowhere else can you find the level of detail and professional instruction of MusicProfessor’s curriculum.
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|| ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR ||
John Holt is Associate Professor of Trumpet and Chair of the Division of Instrumental Studies at the University of North Texas. Holt is also principal trumpet with the Dallas Opera Orchestra, a position he has held since 1989.
The consummate musical artist, Holt has appeared as a soloist with orchestras throughout the United States and Europe. Committed to the advancement of contemporary chamber music in performance, recordings and education, Holt has commissioned, premiered and recorded numerous works since 2003. Trumpet Panoply CD 769 is Holt’s seventh solo CD recording with Crystal Records and was released in April of 2011. His six previous solo recordings, all on the Crystal Records label, have received unanimous critical acclaim by industry publications Fanfare, American Record Guide, Instrumentalist, Gramophone and the International Trumpet Guild.
Born in Dallas, TX, Holt began studying trumpet at the age of 12 with Richard Giangiulio, former Principal Trumpet of the Dallas Symphony. He continued his studies at the University of Miami with Gilbert D. Johnson, former Principal Trumpet of the Philadelphia Orchestra. At age 22, Holt performed as Co-Principal Trumpet of the Philharmonic Orchestra of Ft. Lauderdale, under the direction of Emerson Buckley. At age 24, Holt became Principal Trumpet of the Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Florence, Italy, Zubin Mehta, music director. While in Italy, Holt had the great privilege of playing under some of the worlds most renowned conductors including: Luciano Berio, Georges Prtre, James Conlon, Gerd Albrecht, Carlos Kleiber, Krzysztof Penderecki, Riccordo Chailly and Carlo Maria Giulini.
At the invitation of artistic director and conductor Nicola Rescigno, Holt became Principal Trumpet of the Dallas Opera Orchestra in 1989. He received distinguished opera service awards in 1999, 2004 and 2009. Holt’s orchestral discography includes numerous recordings with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra, The Dallas Opera Orchestra and The Voices of Change. He is a Yamaha Performing Artist, performing on the Yamaha Chicago C trumpet and uses TrumCor mutes, for whom he is a consultant.
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Overview
Section 1: The Trumpet
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 History
Lecture 3 What’s in Your Case?
Lecture 4 Mouthpiece
Lecture 5 Mouthpiece Care
Lecture 6 Mouthpiece Placement
Lecture 7 The Trumpet
Lecture 8 Parts of the Trumpet
Lecture 9 Instrument Care
Lecture 10 Air
Lecture 11 Hand Position
Lecture 12 Posture
Lecture 13 Forming an Embouchure
Lecture 14 Buzzing
Lecture 15 Matching Pitch
Lecture 16 Exercise 1.1
Lecture 17 Review
Section 2: Playing the Trumpet
Lecture 18 Intro
Lecture 19 Recap
Lecture 20 Playing the Trumpet
Lecture 21 Playing the Trumpet Wrong
Lecture 22 Exercise 1.1
Lecture 23 Note (G)
Lecture 24 Pulse
Lecture 25 Articulation
Lecture 26 Bad Articulation
Lecture 27 Ending a Note
Lecture 28 Notes in Succession
Lecture 29 Note (C)
Lecture 30 Note (Low C)
Lecture 31 Getting to know C
Lecture 32 Exercise 2.1
Lecture 33 Exercise 2.2
Lecture 34 Exercise 2.3
Lecture 35 Review
Section 3: Reading Music
Lecture 36 Intro
Lecture 37 Recap
Lecture 38 Rhythmic Notation
Lecture 39 Time Signautre
Lecture 40 Reading Time
Lecture 41 Reading Time, part II
Lecture 42 Note F
Lecture 43 Note E
Lecture 44 Note D
Lecture 45 The Musical Staff
Lecture 46 Mary Had a Little Lamb
Lecture 47 Review
Section 4: Expanding Range
Lecture 48 Intro
Lecture 49 Recap
Lecture 50 Recap, part II
Lecture 51 Note A
Lecture 52 London Bridge
Lecture 53 Note B
Lecture 54 Getting to know A and B
Lecture 55 Dotted Half Notes
Lecture 56 3/4 Time
Lecture 57 German Waltz
Lecture 58 Transposition
Lecture 59 Review
Section 5: Major Scales
Lecture 60 Intro
Lecture 61 Recap
Lecture 62 Recap, part II
Lecture 63 Note D
Lecture 64 Note Bb
Lecture 65 A brief introduction to Lip Slurs
Lecture 66 Exercise 1.1 – Getting to know Bb and D
Lecture 67 Note Low B
Lecture 68 Note Low Bb
Lecture 69 Getting to know B and Bb
Lecture 70 Intro to Major Scales
Lecture 71 C Major Scale
Lecture 72 Exercise 2.1 – Eighth Notes
Lecture 73 Eighth Notes on the Staff
Lecture 74 Eighth Notes continued
Lecture 75 Ode to Joy
Lecture 76 Frere Jacques
Lecture 77 Review
Section 6: Intervals
Lecture 78 Intro
Lecture 79 Recap
Lecture 80 Recap, part II
Lecture 81 Note E
Lecture 82 Getting to know E
Lecture 83 Note Eb
Lecture 84 Getting to know Eb
Lecture 85 Note Low Eb
Lecture 86 Getting to know Low Eb
Lecture 87 Bb Major Scale
Lecture 88 Interval Study
Lecture 89 Intervals and Accents
Lecture 90 Can Can
Lecture 91 Review
Section 7: Dotted Quarter + Eighths
Lecture 92 Intro
Lecture 93 Recap
Lecture 94 Recap, part II
Lecture 95 Note F
Lecture 96 Getting to know F
Lecture 97 F Major Scale
Lecture 98 Note Ab
Lecture 99 Getting to know Ab
Lecture 100 Eb Major Scale
Lecture 101 Tuning
Lecture 102 Dotted Quarter + Eighths
Lecture 103 America
Lecture 104 Theme from the ‘New World’
Lecture 105 Review
Section 8: Transposition
Lecture 106 Intro
Lecture 107 Recap
Lecture 108 Transposition Phenomenon
Lecture 109 Note F#
Lecture 110 Getting to know F#
Lecture 111 Lip Slurs and Dynamics
Lecture 112 Lip Slurs and Dynamics, part II
Lecture 113 Note C#
Lecture 114 Getting to know C#
Lecture 115 D Major Scale
Lecture 116 Note Low C#
Lecture 117 Getting to know Low C#
Lecture 118 Note Low A
Lecture 119 Getting to know Low A
Lecture 120 Note Ab
Lecture 121 Getting to know Ab
Lecture 122 Enharmonics
Lecture 123 Humoresque
Lecture 124 Humoresque, part II
Lecture 125 Stars and Stripes
Lecture 126 Review
Section 9: Chromatic Scale
Lecture 127 Intro
Lecture 128 Recap
Lecture 129 Note G
Lecture 130 Getting to know G
Lecture 131 Note Low F#
Lecture 132 Getting to know Low F#
Lecture 133 A Major Scale
Lecture 134 Ab Major Scale
Lecture 135 Chromatic Scale
Lecture 136 Chromatic Runs
Lecture 137 When the Saints
Lecture 138 When the Saints, part II
Lecture 139 Cleaning Tools
Lecture 140 Parts of the Instrument
Lecture 141 Cleaning the Instrument
Lecture 142 Putting it Back Together
Lecture 143 Oiling the Valves
Lecture 144 Mouthpiece Cleaning
Section 10: Conclusion
Lecture 145 Review
Lecture 146 Final Lesson
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