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The trumpet an illustrated step-by-step instructional guide

Call Number

  • M 788.92 C247 (CEN)

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Publication Information

Pittsburgh : ElDorado Ink, c2007.

Physical Description

112 p. : col. ill., music ; 29 cm.

Contents

  • 5050 Part one. The trumpet basics: Buying a trumpet ; The parts of the trumpet
  • Part two. Getting ready to play: Reading music: the basics ; Finding the notes ; Clef symbols ; Time signature ; The sharp and flat signs ; Holding the trumpet ; Blowing into the trumpet ; Playing the trumpet ; First practice pieces
  • Part three. Let's play! The note D ; D exercises The note F ; F exercises ; The note E ; E exercises ; The B♭ trumpet ; The note A ; A exercises ; The note B ; B exercises ; The note F# ; F♯ exercises ; The note C above middle C ; C above middle C exercises ; The C Major scale ; The note upper D ; Upper D exercises ; Note upper E ; Upper E exercises ; The note upper F ; Upper F exercises ; The note upper F♯ ; Upper F♯ exercises ; The note upper G ; Upper G exercises ; The key of G ; The notes upper A and upper B ; Upper A and upper B exercises ; Embouchure hints ; Cleaning and caring for your trumpet
  • Part four. Songs and exercises: Golden slumbers ; Cielito Lindo ; Taps ; Red River Valley ; Little Brown Jug ; On top of Old Smokey
  • Appendix: Finding the notes
  • Appendix: Fingering chart
  • Trumpet timeline
  • Internet resources
  • Glossary.
  • Trumpet music scattered through the book: All through the night
  • Aupres de ma blonde
  • Banyan tree
  • Bugle call
  • Camptown races
  • Clementine
  • Jacob's ladder
  • Little boy
  • Loch Lomond
  • Old MacDonald had a farm
  • Sakura
  • This old man
  • Tipato Bend
  • When the Saints go marching in.

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