A Mouthpiece Buzzing Routine for Trumpet

Asper, Lynn K.

ISBN 10: 096688471X / ISBN 13: 9780966884715

Published by WaveSong Press, 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: A Mouthpiece Buzzing Routine for Trumpet
• Publisher: WaveSong Press
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 096688471X
• ISBN 13: 9780966884715
• Binding: spiral_bound
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

This book describes how to use the new Asper Trumpet Mouthpiece Visualizer as part of a daily mouthpiece buzzing routine. It also describes the use of the Asper Trumpet Mouthpiece Visualizer to properly fit the trumpet mouthpiece! You will learn how to assess the structure of the face and then fit the trumpet mouthpiece accordingly. An essential resource for those players who play heavily on a frequent basis and need to cope with "morning after" embouchure fatigue. The ideal mouthpiece buzzing guide for high school, collegiate and advanced trumpet students and teachers. A unique new trumpet method book that reflects the author's 40 years as an educator and his practical use of educational theories.

About the Author

Lynn K. Asper has been teaching the trumpet at the high school and collegiate level for over 40 years. His first book, A Physical Approach to Playing the Trumpet, has received worldwide acclaim since its release in 1999, and has remained a top seller at Amazon.com. Mr. Asper is the designer and builder of the Asper Trumpet Mouthpiece Visualizer, an Artist/Clinician for Edwards Trumpets a distributor for ProTec Cases and a distributor of Warburton trumpet and flugelhorn mouthpieces for the West Michigan area.

A native of South Bend, Indiana, Lynn holds a Bachelor of Science in Music Education from Ball State University and a Master of Music Education from Michigan State University.

He spent ten years teaching high school music at Ottawa Hills High School in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Lynn was asked to join the music faculty at Grand Rapids Community College in 1979 and has remained there in the capacity of conductor of the Kent Philharmonia Orchestra, professor of trumpet, and conductor of the Trumpet Ensemble.