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I could do RO from the start. I don't do it anymore, is this right?

Congrats. You are one of the majority of trumpet players who can do this. You can focus more on RI and TOL, but don't forget to do RO. RO enhances RI and TOL, and to balance your practice also do the RO exercises. I could do RO #1 and 2 without ever having done this before. Now I know that RO has contributed much more to my progression than I had ever dreamt of.

Trio Bert Lochs feat. Lydia van Dam

Nice live video's from a concert in Boxmeer. Filmed and edited by Juul Thielen, sound engineer: Guido Nieuwdorp, mix: Bert Lochs

Van Laar

Bert Lochs plays a Van Laar B8 trumpet and a van Laar B2 flugel. A customized Curry 10.5C trumpet mouthpiece and a self designed piece on his flugelhorn. Both pieces share a sixties (Ratzenberger) Jettone rim.

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Lochs is a gifted and versatile trumpet player: always investigative, seldom predictable; introspective and intimate.

Hans Gulpen, De Gelderlander

Agenda


Sunday, 27 May 2012	Concert
Thursday, 31 May 2012	Concert
Friday, 1 June 2012	Radioshow

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Bert Lochs plays with the Enrico Pieranunzi Quintet on Musikfest Bremen

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Random FAQs

I don't think the BE exercises are hard. I read that a lot of people think they are difficult. Am I missing something here? BTW