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Rushing Air, No Tone. What are the remedies?
- Reform and maintain B position with Lips.
- Lick lips and mouthpiece.
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Beginning Trumpet Player, has tight, thin tone. What are the causes?
- Too much pucker in lips.
- Tight closed throat
- Tense, excessively pursed lips.
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Stopped Tone. What are the causes?
- Tight, closed throat
- Too much pressure.
- Tense, excessively pursed lips formation (biting)
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Stopped Tone. What are the remedies?
- Review "sigh" breath; suggest yawn with head up.
- Relax Left Hand Grip, no Right Hand Little Finger Hook.
- Relax, reform "B" but de-emphasize lip pursing.
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A beginning Trumpet, no tone, but rushing air. What are the causes?
- lips not together (spread aperture)
- too much pucker in lips ("oo" shape)
- dry lips, dry mouthpiece
- insufficient air to make lips vibrate
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Airy Tone on Trumpet. What is a remedy?
re-form and maintain "B" position with lips
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Beginning Trumpet, stopped tone due to restricted buzz or throat. What are the causes?
- tight closed throat
- tense, excessively pursed lip formation (biting)
- too much mouthpiece pressure toward lips
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Example 5 Completely stopped tone. What are the remedies?
- review "sigh" breath; suggest yawn with head up
- relax left hand grip, no right hand little finger hook
- relax, re-form "B" but de-emphasize lip pursing
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Example 3 - Airy Tone. Remedy.
re-form and maintain "B" position with lips
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Example 3 - Airy Tone. Causes.
- lips not together (spread aperture)
- too much pucker in lips (hard "oo")
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Example 2 - No Tone, Rushing Air. Causes.
- lips not together (spread aperture)
- dry lips, dry mouthpiece
- too much pucker in lips (hard "oo")
- insufficient air to make lips vibrate
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No Tone, Rushing Air. Remedies
- review "sigh" breath; suggest yawn with head up
- re-form and maintain "B" position with lips
- lick lips, inside of mouthpiece
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Example 4 - Tight, Thin Tone. Causes.
- tight, closed throat
- too much pucker in lips (hard "oo")
- tense, excessively pursed lip formation (biting)
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Tight, Thin, Pinched Tone. Remedies
- review "sigh" breath; suggest yawn with head up
- re-form "B" but emphasize no pucker
- relax, re-form "B" but de-emphasize lip pursing
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Example 5 - Stopped Tone, Throat & Buzz Restrictions. Causes
- tight, closed throat
- too much mouthpiece pressure toward lips
- tense, excessively pursed lip formation (biting)
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Example 2 - No Tone, Rushing Air. Remedies
- re-form and maintain "B" position with lips
- lick lips, inside of mouthpiece
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Example 4 - Tight, Thin Tone. Remedies
- review "sigh" breath; suggest yawn with head up
- relax, re-form "B" but de-emphasize lip pursing
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