How to Double and Triple Tongue on Trumpet
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- In this episode of "Trumpet with Bob," Bobby discusses practicing double and triple tonguing on trumpet, and different ways this technique might be used.
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You make it seem so effortless and easy to do, dammit!! Lol.
Seriously, worth every milli-second of my (or any self respecting trumpet player’s) time to watch.
Another amazingly enjoyable video tutorial of yours! I too can't wait for more! thank you! :))
Thanks Lefteris!
Superb, extremely useful and informative material! Thanks Bob!!
Thank God for this video, I've been looking for how to double tongue, not improve
Nice work! I have a few related videos on these topics that might be of interest to your viewers as well! Nice to find your channel!
i love your tutorials. I've subscribed for more, i cant wait.
Thanks!
i for some reason cannot figure the ka part out its just not working I'm making a c noise and nothing happens.
That can be the trickiest part. Sometimes it helps to really focus on only the "ka" and over-exaggerate the burst of air from the back of the throat, first without the trumpet, then with the trumpet. As you start to be able to create that harsher articulation you can pull it back and try to make it a little more subtle. Hope that helps! It always takes a little time and consistent practice.
Same, my mouths not open wide enought to ka when I'm playing
THANKS FOR A GREAT VIDEO
You are unbelievable!
Thanks!
Extremely helpful bob but I'll need more help on the double or triple tonguing and I'll love it if you could be my teacher
Thank you
0:20 My thoughts were closer to something like, "of course this MF-er has a skull with multiple fake tongues."
Any hints for improving cleanliness in DT & TT larger intervals like 4ths?
Where in Brooklyn do you conduct you lessons in Brooklyn?
Hi John, I teach in the Bushwick/Williamsburg/Ridgewood area. Feel free to reach out on our website at ridgewoodschoolofmusic.com/contact
What about people with splitted tongue?
What?? Ta, Ka?? The way I was taught to tongue since I was in grade school was to stuff the tip of my tongue into the bore of my mouthpiece. I've never been able to tongue very fast.