Trompete spielen - mein schönstes Hobby 1

Die moderne Trompetenschule für Jugendliche und Erwachsene

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Martin Schädlich

Trompete spielen - mein schönstes Hobby 1

Die moderne Trompetenschule für Jugendliche und Erwachsene

Martin Schädlich

Trompete spielen - mein schönstes Hobby 1

Die moderne Trompetenschule für Jugendliche und Erwachsene

ships within 3-4 weeks
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Description:

  • Language: German
  • Pages: 120
  • Release: 13.12.2009
  • Dimensions: 305 x 230 mm
  • Weight: 693 g
  • Rubric: Methods, Methods for Adults
  • ISBN: 9783795759407
  • ISMN: 9790001168021
The school is designed for adults and teenagers from 14 years old and starts from scratch, so no previous knowledge is necessary. The school is designed for 1 year and is divided into 12 lessons, so each month the student can see if he is progressing well or if he needs to do more. In each lesson there is theoretical information that conveys knowledge and practical exercises and songs, trying to link the two parts as closely as possible.
The theoretical section can be divided into information on practicing, wind technical background and explanation of musical expressions. Since this school is also suitable for self-study, much emphasis is placed on information and tips on practicing to ensure independent progress of students. Since adults are very cognitive learners, all topics that are important for a beginner trumpet player are addressed and explained in an understandable way. In this way, the student not only learns to get notes out of the instrument, but also understands connections and can help himself and optimize his practicing and playing. A new, field-tested textbook in the well-known 'hobby series'.

Contents
- Preface
- General music theory
- The notation
- The posture of the instrument
- Lesson 1: The embouchure
- Pre-counting
- The kick-off
- Dotted notes
- Instrument lore
- Test 1
- Lesson 2: Practicing
- Basics
- The sustain
- The upbeat
- Breathing
- Caring for the instrument
- Test 2
- Lesson 3: Practicing without stress
- The repeat sign
- The fingers
- Test 3
- Lesson 4: Practicing
- Quality improvement
- The dynamics
- The support
- Test 4
- Lesson 5: Eighth notes
- Controlled practicing
- Changing pitch
- Test 5
- Lesson 6: Practice breaks
- The dot behind a quarter note
- Singing and playing the trumpet
- Differentiated dynamics
- Breath signs
- Test 6
- Lesson 7: B-flat accidentals
- Cross accidentals
- The perfect time to practice
- Playing in two voices
- The fermata
- Test 7
- Lesson 8: Dividing practice units
- The canon
- The articulation
- The six-eighths time
- The mouthpiece playing
- Da Capo al Fine
- Test 8
- Lesson 9: Practicing separately
- Driving notes
- Transposing
- The sixteenth notes
- Test 9
- Lesson 10: Practicing runs
- Part 1
- The dotted eighth note with sixteenth notes
- Tuning
- The intervals
- Test 10
- Lesson 11: Practicing runs
- 2. Part
- The scales
- The chromatic
- The triplet
- Test 11
- Lesson 12: Practicing high notes
- The syncopation
- Intonation training with intervals
- The triads
- The inversion
- Test 12
- Appendix
- Answers to the tests
- Fingering chart
- The natural tone series
- Music mini-encyclopedia
- The circle of fifths
- Contents of the CD.