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Jeff says in the book that if RI is easy, you should try to do it TOL as well, but my aperture is behind my teeth and I cannot reach my top lip this way. How do I play TOL this way?

You can actually move this whole setup down in order to bring the top lip in reach for the tongue. This might not be easy at first, but it is possible and necessary, for that matter.

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Trio Bert Lochs feat. Lydia van Dam

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

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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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 Zenker’s short but well formed solo is followed by a truly beautiful trumpet solo from Bert Lochs

 

Johan van Deeg, Dutch Jazz Times, jazzblog, about Dee Song, Jasper Somsen Group

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Friday, 24 February 2012Concert
Wednesday, 14 March 2012Sessie
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Bert Lochs plays with the Enrico Pieranunzi Quintet on Musikfest Bremen

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