@themeleed THERE IS LOW G BELOW THE STAFF ( 1 and 3 ), MIDDLE G 2ND LINE ( open ), HIGH G RIGHT ABOVE THE STAFF (open), DOUBLE G or DOUBLE HIGH G ( open and right above High C ) and finally Triple G which is right above Double High C and Triple G is open.
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mirosavickv 1 month ago
@mirosavickv Не знам, али могу да вам научити!
Мисли позитивно! In English this means that even if you don't know how to play pedal tones, you can still learn and I will teach you!
yourbrassinstructor 1 month ago
Oh yea.. very good.. interesting... and brilliant... thanks yor for Lesson
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Excellent!
JPRiveraBassman 2 months ago
Interesting! I do play a few slow songs too with trumpet. Greetings from Germany! Dieter
DieterLo1 3 months ago
When you say double G do you mean 4 ledger lines or above 7 (I think) ledger lines? Always been confused about this.
themeleed 4 months ago
@themeleed THERE IS LOW G BELOW THE STAFF ( 1 and 3 ), MIDDLE G 2ND LINE ( open ), HIGH G RIGHT ABOVE THE STAFF (open), DOUBLE G or DOUBLE HIGH G ( open and right above High C ) and finally Triple G which is right above Double High C and Triple G is open.
yourbrassinstructor 4 months ago
@yourbrassinstructor Thanks. This stuff is confusing sometimes lol.
themeleed 4 months ago
@yourbrassinstructor
Afraid you're incorrect- octaves start with C; therefore, it is just a high G that you are referencing. Doubles begin at DHC.
lulzIridetheshortbus 3 months ago
@lulzIridetheshortbus OCTAVES DON'T START AT C... BUT IF YOU ARE IGNORANT OF TRUMPET HIGH RANGE PEDAGOGY, YOU MIGHT INCORRECTLY THINK THAT.
yourbrassinstructor 3 weeks ago