The Arban book is called the trumpeter’s “bible”, and for good reason. In this article we are going to take a look at why this is…
…and I’ll also share some other interesting stuff about the Arban method book, so make sure to stay with me to the end of the article.
Today we are going to take a look at the Bach 5c trumpet mouthpiece specs, how it plays and some other interesting observations.
One thing is for sure though, at the time of writing this article the pricing was shockingly low on Amazon! You can click here to check current pricing.
Ok so, so let’s jump in and take a closer look at the Bach 5c mouthpiece.
Even thought it’s more common with questions about how to play screaming high notes and master the upper register, a lot of people can’t play low notes on the trumpet and I do also frequently get questions about how to fix low note problems on trumpet…
Is the Yamaha 14A4a trumpet mouthpiece good for high notes?
Well, in this Yamaha 14A4a mouthpiece review, we are going to take look at that. One thing is for sure though, at the time of writing this article, the 14A4a price on Amazon is shockingly low (Click here to check current pricing on Amazon)
Let’s get to it…
So, are the Jean Paul trumpets any good?
Well, those of you who have followed my trumpet blog for a while know that I just love trying out every trumpet brand I can get my hands on, and in this article we are going to take a look at the TR-330 and the TR-430.
The 430 is a bit more expensive than the 330, to take a closer look at the price, you can click here to check the current pricing for the TR-330 on Amazon, and you can click here to check to check pricing for the TR-430
I tried the Jean Paul TR-330 and the TR-430 back-to-back for a couple of days, because I was working on an article about intermediate / beginner trumpets, and to make a long story short…
…I ended up buying the TR-430 for myself!
How To Clean a Trumpet MouthpieceWondering how to clean a trumpet mouthpiece? Perhaps you don’t have the right tools for the job and now you are asking…
…”how to clean a trumpet mouthpiece without a brush?”
Well, you are on the right page because I will do my best to show you how to do this.
Can I play a brass instrument with facial hair? Is playing trumpet with a mustache going to be a problem? …or…
…could it even be an advantage?
In this blog post I’m going to share my thoughts about this.
“The Bach 1C megatone is a very good trumpet mouthpiece for large lips”
What is the best trumpet mouthpiece for big lips?
We all come in different sizes, and having large and thick lips should by no means be an obstacle for becoming a great trumpet player. There are thousands and thousands of trumpet virtuosos out there with large lips, and they are doing just fine…
…some of them do indeed need bigger mouthpieces, but not all of them. You see, it also depends on what kind of chop setting we are using.
That said, before you start messing around with your embouchure, it is indeed better to look for a suitable trumpet mouthpiece for thick lips…
…assuming your embouchure is working fine, of course.
People often ask me “what’s the most difficult brass instrument to play?” or “What’s the easiest brass instrument to play?” and in this article I’m going to give my best shot at answering those questions.
In this Bach 3c trumpet mouthpiece review we are going to take a good look at the standard Bach 3c mouthpiece vs the Bach Megatone 3c mouthpiece…
…how they differ, and which one is best suitable for you.