Vous êtes ici: / Technical / I am a trumpet player for 30 years and pro for 20. Most of the exercises are peanuts for me, only RI and RO are new. So, I don't want to start off with the beginners lesson plan, because I know how to play four G's in a row., and this double pedal is not a problem either. If I concentrate on ALS #14 I will be fine I guess.

I am a trumpet player for 30 years and pro for 20. Most of the exercises are peanuts for me, only RI and RO are new. So, I don't want to start off with the beginners lesson plan, because I know how to play four G's in a row., and this double pedal is not a problem either. If I concentrate on ALS #14 I will be fine I guess.

In BE everybody is a beginner, unless you have a great embouchure already (but then there is no need for BE, anyway), or you have a way of playing that is very similar to the way BE makes you play. If that is the case you still might want to begin with the first exercises and probably your progress will be very fast.

Trio Bert Lochs feat. Lydia van Dam

Van Laar

Bert Lochs joue sur un Van Laar B8 trompette et un Van Laar B2 Flügel. Un embouchure Curry 10.5C et 10.5TC pour trompette et un Curry 10.5FL sur son bugle.