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Thank you for a very informative video. I mean this in the best possible way: if you are going to make instructional videos, please be aware of your tendency to add “you know” literally over 100 times in this little video. It tends to be very distracting.

J adoore cette musique duo formidable que du bonheur on l a joue aussi a l orgue et mon mari trompette un grand bravo a vous deux ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Thanks, Scott, well said. I like what you said about building the foundation, and about addressing the low notes later. Your video was helpful for me because I'm working on fine-tuning my set up, with the goal of improved and consistent clean attacks. Another important take-away for me was doing what's right for me. Everyone has a unique face, and we have to figure out how to make it work for the instrument.

Thank you for your helpfull informations.

This guy doesn’t suck. He plays a mean trumpet, has some cool Elvis shit on his wall and cooks a smokin’ southern breakfast. He’s the real deal…

I am 74 and still play my trumpet. I have been trying to build my endurance but it seems i can only play like 5 minutes and I can't get a sound out. I used to be able to play a long time. I'm wondering ifit is my age and I can't build my lip muscle up anymore.

For years I struggled with endurance problems that now seem to have disappeared. Finally I can play a Charlier etude from start to finish. Thanks for the great tips. This is what I needed!

Dear Mr Emery, thank you for posting this videos! Yesterday we recorded a mini concert for Swedish television with young students, 8-9 years, and eight Americans of Swedish decent. There of them choose trumpet a in an brief hour we learned three notes and a couple of easy tunes and, inspired by your thoughts we also added dynamics and both guests and kids played great as a section and in the orchestra - a great experience and memory for all participants 🙂 Yours sincerely, Michael Lundbohm, trumpet/Brass teacher, Hultsfred, Sweden.

I know this is an older video but I’m struggling because I see other videos with guys like Adam rapa that say your lips should be pushing out away from your face and I’ve heard the same thing from others. Been playing for 23 years and have always struggled with range and endurance and just trying to understand the most efficient way to play and am struggling a bit.

Too cool for school Scott Moore!

I too am picking up the trumpet again after many years. Do you have any recommendations for conditioning the embouchure?

was that Mr. Marselis I saw

thks Scott , I loved your explanation . I was suppose to hear this because it confirmed my thoughts about my embouchure. thks again and God Bless you

Strangely enough, striving to just produce an acceptable sound on the baroque cornetto I had to do EXACTLY what you describe: to produce the sound with the skin (and not lip) close to the upper and lower lips edges. Doing anything else caused my lips swelling only after 15 min of “practicing” (I’m not a professional player). Now suddenly I can reach virtually ALL the high notes professionals reach. However my challenge is to be able to start a phrase with the lowest three notes (A, B and C), my lips feel a little too “sticky” to provide the looseness needed for this low vibration. On the other hand I can reach them easier if coming down from higher notes, not initiating a phrase with them. Maybe because (you talking about causing this resonance just ring it’s sweet spot frequency) these notes are not too resonant on the cornetto and are always very silent, even with professional players. In any case I feel your advises are priceless for those who strive by other means, they help one play without the need to press the edge of the mouthpiece to the lips as well! Cheers PS Pictures from exhibition you played sounds fantastic!

take a shot every time he says “yknow”

Thank you for sharing

I think it's comical how I'm watching this and hoping to actually get a sound out of a beat up old bundy I bought for 150 bucks on eBay when I can't even blow a raspberry (and I'm not joking in that respect, my mouth won't buzz until I, I dunno, sometimes it just does, and sometimes it won't no way no how)

Holy shit, solo trumpet quintet is honestly amazing

Perfection. 😂

“Set up” is a lazy jargon term.

hi Scott. I tried your embouchure suggestion about playing at the thin outer edge of the lips. I immediately was able to play a high C even a high D. I got excited and played for about 15 minutes doing this because I loved the sound. after that time though, my lips stopped being able to vibrate. is this due to it being tired, or is it lip swelling.. IS THIS NORMAL? thanks!!

This is such incredible help! I love this video and all the talking points. This has drastically improved my playing in just a few practice sessions. Thank you!

Yes, hilarious. Enjoy your whinnies.

I teach all my middle school kids the “M” technique. Seen too many over the years struggling to play anything because they have the entire mouthpiece in the red

I love to "play" trumpet, play like a kid with all those sounds that comes out of it. With your advice I may learn to play trumpet.

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By chance, where did you get the arrangement? I've got a similar recital coming up and would love to play this with my accompanist who doesn't read changes.

I cannot say how much you just helped me. Been playing for almost 2 years now with dayly practice but had problems to get over g above the staff. I tried your embouchure setup just 10 minutes ago and instantly reached up to an octave higher an can play with ease now! you deserve a teachers medal! Thank you so so so so much! This is the best advice ever!

Wow, excellent. Your Sound is beautiful!

Is red of my lip protruding into the cup a likely cause of a double buzz/split octave thing I sometimes am beleaguered by???

Thanks for this. It works! BTW, Herbert Clarke’s method book says the upper 1/3 of the mouthpiece should be on the upper lip, if I remember correctly.

Glad I found this video. Just got back to the horn after almost 6 decades. Semi-retired so I'm able to practice a bit longer these days, though still not as long as I'd like. And over the past year, I've noticed enough improvement to feel pretty good about most of my practice sessions. Still a long way to go. Will definitely check out your other videos!

Thank you Scott for being so open with the knowledge. Much appreciated. This one is making a radical difference to my playing for the better.

Lol

Nice rip at the ending.

Amazing range!!!!!

I played trumpet for years as you explained and never was consistent. Could not play high notes and gave up. I recently decided to start over again and work on my embouchure. I know the notes, the feeling the songs, etc... Once I have it working well, I'll be a great trumpet player. I'm 55 years old.

Hello Scott ! Good job. Big hug for you

One of the best I’ve heard. Bravo.

Excellent points! The genesis of most extreme downstream embouchures begins in elementary school. Trumpet players tend to angle their horns down like clarinets to (1) see the music and (2) reduce pressure on the top lip. Many trumpet players unknowingly grow up using a Farkas French horn embouchure. Most band directors are not trumpet players so young trumpet students are usually off to a bad start. The best advice I ever had was to learn to play upstream even if it felt uncomfortable at first.

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Hi Scott, very interesting, and I can immediately see the higher register coming more easily with the Mmm shape, but a question: I have been trained in the Stamp / Maggio approach of using the lower register as a foundation, do you discourage this approach? I find it very good for sound, but slow to build upwards as you say. 🙏

Hi. Nice tone an really good ways that yuo explain things. I had a good embouchure for a few weekend when I used BE. It crashed 😢 Sine I have been searching for a good way for me. Do you have a take on how to tonque better...causeri I cannot do that...I close my jaw. The m-position...that one I can figure out! Take care Erik Denmark

Hello Mr. Moore, do you think a c trumpet like this with I assume a larger bore and lots of resonance could function as an all around horn? Classical, hymns, and even jazz?

My favorite song

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Thank you so much!!! This is very helpful advice.👍👍👍

I didn't know that Steven Bannon could play the trumpet so well..!😂

I think you have the idea of how to create your attack and make the instrument sound immediately, thank for your videos 👍

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