The harmonic series is a fundamental concept that every trumpet player should understand to improve their sound and technique. It shapes how notes are produced and how players can control pitch and tone. This post breaks down the harmonic series on a trumpet and offers practical tips for students to use this knowledge in their practice and performance.

Playing the trumpet or cornet with control over dynamics is a key skill for any student musician. Being able to switch between loud (forte) and soft (piano) crotchets smoothly adds expression and depth to your performance. This post will guide you through practical steps to master these dynamic contrasts, focusing on breath control, embouchure, and articulation techniques.

Playing minims on the trumpet or cornet with control over volume is a skill that every student musician should develop. Whether you want to deliver a powerful, loud note or a gentle, soft sound, mastering the minim requires attention to breath control, embouchure, and articulation. This post will guide you through practical steps to play minims both forte (loud) and piano (quiet) with confidence and clarity.

Playing semibreves on the trumpet or cornet can feel challenging for many students. These long notes require control, breath support, and steady airflow to maintain a clear, consistent sound. Whether you are just starting or looking to improve your technique, this guide will walk you through practical steps to master semibreves on your brass instrument.

Learning a brass instrument can be an incredibly rewarding experience, and while group learning has its merits, individual brass lessons offer a unique set of advantages that can significantly accelerate your progress and deepen your musical understanding. 1. Personalised Attention and Tailored Learning: Individual lessons provide the focused attention of an experienced instructor who can tailor each session to your specific needs, strengths, and weaknesses. This personalised