Lip Bends on Trumpet
Trumpet Lip Bends An Exercise for Trumpet Players A lip bend is an exercise that uses out-of-tune notes to find your best, most resonant sound. Lip bending has been a common practice for trumpet players for at least seventy years now, since it was brought on the scene by James Stamp in the 20th century. Eddie Lewis' Websites: http://www.EddieLewis.com http://eltigredo.com/blog
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