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Don't worry if you're not good at slurs! Using tonguing will make practicing high notes a breeze. This video explains all the necessary knowledge and tips. Ready to take the next step? ■______________________________________________■ Get 7 exclusive bonuses for free with your official LINE account! 🎁 🔹 Bonus 1: Get direct answers to your concerns! Individual consultations available 🔹 Bonus 2: Mastering high notes! Original etude: "Harmonic practice for a double high C" 🔹 Bonus 3: Dedicated practice audio for practical use 🔹 Bonus 4: Perfect for harmony practice! Practice audio to help you master just-tempered harmony pitches. 🔹 Bonus 5: Exercises to narrow the aperture and reach higher notes. 🔹 Bonus 6: Practice "short notes" to project sound further. 🔹 Bonus 7: Live streaming materials [Warm Up Trial Version] These seven bonuses will take your trumpet skills to the next level! More bonuses will be added in the future! Sign up for LINE to keep up with the latest bonuses! ⏬Free LINE registration here⏬ https://lin.ee/oJoz4Mp [Click "Open in app"] ■______________________________________________■ 🎺[Trumpet Lessons Now Available!]🎺 Apply in 5 easy steps! We provide thorough support tailored to your individual level and concerns. 🔸 A personalized lesson plan to help you achieve your goals! 🔸 Everyone is welcome, from beginners to advanced players! 🔸 Step up with personalized advice! ⏬Apply for lessons now here⏬ https://forms.gle/TkHF2jEr758nWkpBA ■______________________________________________■ [Official Email Address] [email protected] ■______________________________________________■ For those struggling to produce a good sound! If you want to master the basics of "sound production," check out these links below: [Sound Creation] Mouth Muscles:    • 【音を創る】口の周りの筋肉   If you're having trouble, try lip slurs first! These basic exercises anyone can do will solve 90% of your problems.↓ [No Problem Now] This will solve 90% of your problems! Basic exercises for beginners    • 【もう大丈夫】悩みの9割はコレで解決！初心者にやってほしい基礎練習   If you want to learn tips for the surprisingly difficult "low range," check out this video below: [High Tone Series] It makes all the difference! Try changing the angle of your mouthpiece!    • 【ハイトーンシリーズ】こんなにも違う！マウスピースを当てる角度を工夫してみよう！   High tones require not only technique, but also mental strength... Lessons learned from my mistakes: [High Tone Series] An important realization for improvement, gained from a terrible mistake by a total novice.    • 【ハイトーンシリーズ】ド下手くそが大失敗して得た、進化する為の大切な“気付き”   To learn more about the half-valve technique mentioned in the video, check out this video below: [High Tone Series] A hint in the sound of a horse neighing! An intuitive approach to high tones!    • 【ハイトーンシリーズ】馬のいななきにヒントが！直感的なハイトーンへのアプローチ方法！   If you want to delve deeper into the mechanics of scales and harmony, check out this nerdy video below: [Ensemble Series] What is a comfortable harmony? [Harmony Part 1]    • 【アンサンブルシリーズ】心地の良いハーモニーとは？【ハーモニー編その1】   Want to delve deeper into your approach to high tones? Check out this playlist for effective practice methods and expand your vocal range! High Tone Series:    • ハイトーンシリーズ   ■______________________________________________■ We research and share information useful for brass instrument playing, primarily from three perspectives: "physical," "mind," and "energy." If you enjoy our videos, please like and subscribe! We'll use your feedback to help us create better videos, so please leave a comment if you like! Playlist of other lesson videos below    • 金管楽器レッスン   ■______________________________________________■ Daisuke Hashimoto (Hashimoto Daisuke) Born in Tokyo. He began playing the trumpet at age 12. While studying at Kunitachi College of Music, he twice participated in the Chiayi International Wind Orchestra Festival in Chiayi, Taiwan. His performances as part of the Kunitachi College of Music Wind Orchestra were highly acclaimed. After graduating from university, he furthered his training by attending the trumpet school "X-kai," run by Hiro Noguchi. As part of X-kai activities, he also participated in the 1st Japan-U.S. Trumpet Symposium in Chicago, USA. He took lessons from both Taga Larsen and former principal trumpeter Adolf Herseth of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. He currently works as a freelance musician in orchestras, wind bands, and chamber music groups. He is also dedicated to mentoring the next generation of musicians. He has studied trumpet under Eisuke Yamamoto, Hiroyuki Ozaki, Hiro Noguchi, Takaya Hattori, Shiro Hirai, Maro Abe, and Shiro Ide. ■______________________________________________■ I've opened various social media accounts! Please follow me if you'd like! X (old Twitter):   / progetta_saloon   Facebook:   / progettasaloon   TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@user918818876... I...