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    Arban Study Grid With Directions

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    The document provides guidance for students on how to study exercises from Arban's method book. It includes a grid to track progress and recommends practicing exercises daily from each section, starting slowly with a metronome and working to increase speed over time. Exercises that are successfully completed should be revisited later to push the tempo higher. More difficult exercises can be skipped temporarily and revisited later. The goal is to improve technique systematically through consistent practice of Arban's studies.

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    The document provides guidance for students on how to study exercises from Arban's method book. It includes a grid to track progress and recommends practicing exercises daily from each section, starting slowly with a metronome and working to increase speed over time. Exercises that are successfully completed should be revisited later to push the tempo higher. More difficult exercises can be skipped temporarily and revisited later. The goal is to improve technique systematically through consistent practice of Arban's studies.

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    The document provides guidance for students on how to study exercises from Arban's method book. It includes a grid to track progress and recommends practicing exercises daily from each section, starting slowly with a metronome and working to increase speed over time. Exercises that are successfully completed should be revisited later to push the tempo higher. More difficult exercises can be skipped temporarily and revisited later. The goal is to improve technique systematically through consistent practice of Arban's studies.

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    The document outlines exercises from Jean-Baptiste Arban's method book for trumpet and cornet, which covers technical studies such as scales, arpeggios, slurs, intervals and tonguing exercises. It recommends practicing one exercise per day from each section, using a metronome and tracking one's progress over time.

    Some of the technical exercises covered include scales, arpeggios, slurs and legato exercises, chromatic scales and triplets, turn exercises, intervals, rhythmic studies, and single, double and triple tonguing exercises.

    The document recommends approaching each exercise at a comfortable tempo while paying attention to accuracy, articulation and tone. If an exercise is too difficult, one should move on and return to it later. One should track one's progress with a metronome and aim to play exercises a bit faster each time.

    Arban Studies

    Slur & D.T.


    p. 183-187

    Art of
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    p. 191-244

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    SIGHT READ ONE DAILY

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    Double
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    p. 180-182

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    Double
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    p. 178-179

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    Double
    ALL EXERCISES DAILY
    Perform alternating single-tongue and double-tongue (one Tonguing
    measure each) until DT sounds like ST, then speed up the DT. p. 175-177

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    Arpeggios***
    p. 142-146

    6/8 Meter
    p. 32-37

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    Scales *
    p. 59-74

    Rhythmic
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    p. 28-31

    Syncopation
    p. 23-25
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    Rhythmic
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    p. 26-28

    ONE EX.ERCISE FROM EACH PAGE DAILY AS WARMUP AND TO GET THE TONGUE AND AIR MOVING.

    First Studies
    p. 12-22

    Intermediate

    * Scales- One key per day. Once all major scale exercises have been mastered at a steady (but not necessarily fast) tempo, perform each in parallel minors (all forms).
    ** Db- Apply the Db key signature to the D exercises; C# - use C exercises; Gb - use G exercises; F# - use F exercises; Cb - use C exercises; B- use Bb exercises.
    *** Arpeggios- If the entire page is too tough for one sitting, play half or a third of the page per day until all the keys are familiar.

    USE YOUR METRONOME ON ALL STUDIES AND WRITE DOWN THE TEMPO SO YOU CAN PLAY IT FASTER NEXT TIME!

    Arban Studies
    Advanced

    Triple Tonguing
    p. 166-171

    Triple Tonguing
    p. 172-174

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    Triple Tonguing
    p. 162-165

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    Triple Tonguing
    p.158-161

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    Triple Tonguing
    p. 155-157

    Arpeggios
    p. 150-151

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    ALL EXERCISES DAILY


    Perform alternating single-tongue and triple-tongue (one measure
    each) until TT sounds like ST, then speed up the TT.

    Arpeggios
    p. 147-149

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    Rhythmic
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    p. 137-141

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    Triplets
    p. 132-136

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    Intervals
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    p. 125-130

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    Turn Exercises
    p. 94-98

    Chromatic
    Triplets
    p. 80-86

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    Turn Exercises
    p. 91-93

    Chromatic
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    p. 76-79

    Slurring/Legato*
    p. 48-56

    ONE EXERCISE DAILY

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    Slurring/Legato*
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    Continue improving previous studies and add

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    * These exercises are helpful, but you need to supplement them with flexibility studies from books such as Earl Irons 27 Groups of Exercises or Walter Smiths Lip Flexibilities.

    USE YOUR METRONOME ON ALL STUDIES AND WRITE DOWN THE TEMPO SO YOU CAN PLAY IT FASTER NEXT TIME!

    Arban Study Grid


    Keep track of each exercise on the grid or in your book. Use a metronome and play each
    exercise at a comfortable tempo at first, paying careful attention to rhythmic and pitch accuracy,
    clear articulation and a beautiful sound.
    There are three possible results:
    The exercise was performed perfectly Write down the tempo and mark the exercise
    as completed. At your next session start working on the next exercise. When you get
    through the whole section you will start at the beginning and your goal is to play each
    exercise a few marks faster.
    The exercise was unsuccessful Play it as slowly as needed to clean it up but dont
    spend more than a few minutes on any one exercise. Dont mark it off and hit it again
    tomorrow.
    The exercise is just too darn hard Each section isnt necessarily progressive, some
    exercises are significantly harder than others. If after a few sessions you feel that you
    just cant get it right at any tempo just move to the next exercise tomorrow. After
    working through the section you may find that tricky exercise isnt as bad the second (or
    third or fourth) time around.
    Use your best judgment. You will only progress if you are honest with yourself about your
    playing: Can I play it faster? Can it be cleaner? Is my rhythm and time correct?

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