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To get the value of these pointers, one should draw, preferably on a blackboard, a staff, fill in the notes and rests, so as to learn their value. One should also illustrate the tonguing and tones of the trumpet scale.
A pupil must thoroughly master these exercises before proceeding further in order to become a bugler; as a lip, or embouchure cannot be obtained otherwise, and one cannot sound a trumpet without same. |
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