Low Brass

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Brass Cueing Technique: Not Just Breathing Evidently, integrating a clear and rhythmically decisive breath into a cue can be quite unnatural to many brass students. This is, most likely, simply a result of a lack of practice. When…
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Always practice good breathing form – a smooth, even and constant air stream.
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Tone Production will improve by having students open their throat more for a fuller sound. This requires sliding the lower teeth below the bottom lip to allow a more open throat. Always keep the chest up for proper breathing. This is the…
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Identifying notes as the position/fingering numbers plus low, middle, or high at first gives them an idea of where they are on the horn. They then have a reference to correct themselves if they get off: "Oh, I'm on 1 low and I'm supposed to…
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