Show Notes
In this session of the Jeff Lewis Trumpet Podcast, you will warm up along with me on your trumpet. Be sure to download the free PDF of all of the exercises here;
www.jefflewistrumpet.com/warm-up-with-me/
Items mentioned in this podcast;
Max Schlossberg’s “daily drills and technical studies for trumpet”
In this particular episode, you will learn;
The exercises I use to warm up
The importance of resting as much as you play when warming up
A quick, 10 minute warm-up, including rests.
My YouTube videos on lip and mouthpiece buzzing warm ups for trumpet
My YouTube videos on Trumpet Warm-Ups
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