
Show Notes
In this session of the Jeff Lewis Trumpet Podcast, I talk about what my trumpet goals are for 2021, how I plan on implementing them, and how this may help you in coming up with a plan for improving your playing as well.
In this particular episode, you will learn;
How practicing first thing in the morning can be your key to improving fast
How to organize your practice session
How I organize my 3-hour practice session
How to organize a 1hour practice session
Suggestions on what to practice
What practice books I use
What my jazz practice session consists of
My favorite organizing tool
Items mentioned in this podcast
The Productivity Planner
Max Schlossberg Daily Drills
The Allen Vizzutti Trumpet Method Book 1 Technical Studies
27 Groups of Exercises for Trumpet by Earl D. Irons
Melodious Etudes for Trombone (Bass Clef)
Melodious Etudes for Trumpet (Treble Clef)
Advanced Lip Flexibilities for Trumpet by Charles Colin
James Stamp Warm-ups and Studies for Trumpet
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