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Did you read the Talent Code?

Be safe in Florida. Milton is no joke.

Always appreciate having a place to practice. We are a family of three and were basically kicked out of the house that we lived in for 14 years because the landlord wants to sell it. We were completely priced out of the market, so we ended up moving around 1,200 miles away to a totally new state. They are incredibly strict here at this apartment complex, so I really can't practice. I've been trying to practice in the car in parking areas of parks, etc., but that seems to piss people off too.

Yeah Ryan!!

Your method makes a lot of sense compared to what I see most people saying on RUclips. I can play a double high F above the staff lines, fairly easily. It’s clean clear and relaxed, but only for a very short while and then it will be gone. I persist trying with the idea that it’s like weight lifting and I just need more reps and to exhaust myself to build up endurance. I think I see now that I need to change my approach and work on what you say. Thanks!

thanks, best exercise yet for coming back after 40yrs .

Tongue arch does not create "compression." It is simply related to embouchure effort.

I’ve tried many times to use the tongue in Highnote playing. If everything else stay the same, and I drastically move the tongue as if whistling high notes, my trumpet notes never raise at all. So I’m still skeptical about the whole tongue thing lol!

Great guys❤️

Had the pleasure of taking lessons from John Reid for years when I was in high school and college. Superb set of chops.

I have been playing a trumpet since 1989 and unfortunately for me when I play high notes, I wind up pressing the mouthpiece closer to my lips leaving a little red ring on my lips when I'm done playing. I've had dental work done on my front tooth so I can't be a pressure player anymore. So I'm trying to play without using pressure but it's difficult since I've been doing it for so long. So I guess I won't be hitting high notes anymore. I should have just stayed away from the dentist.

RYAN IS TOP SHELF MET HIM AT THE GUILS

Alguien que me comparta el Score por favor

Truly appreciate it ! Relaxation ur making it look easy

Brilliantly put. Thank you 🎺

Thank you so much

Do you give embouchure lessons? I really want to be lead tpt in all state, but I get tired way too quick and can’t slot high notes. I feel like it’s due to embouchure not allowing for proper airflow and buzz.

Get them doc notes!

Great video, Ryan!!!

Sam was the man!!! Thanks for sharing Ryan, will give this a try.

All about the music 🔥🔥🔥

Great stuff, thank you 🙏

Great information!

Always happy to hear about tips from Sam Pilafian.

Awesome tips

Great video!!! ❤

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Man, that was great Ryan. Always wondered how you had that Double C at the end of that 4 hr gig up in Cartersville with “ The abnormal suspects” 😂 over 10 yrs ago.

where can i get this lol

You gotta have a real set of chops to be playing this in high school. Great playing

Credo 😮😮😮😮

Fantástico 😮

I might need help with this one next week at the Naples summer camp😅

Thank you so much for all this information, I’ll definitely check all yours tips 🙏🙏🙏

1:00 Whoa, cheeky circular breath! You sound great

Band teacher

yay

Ryan - thanks for passing along this wisdom.

Hey there, will you be making videos for the florida all-state jazz auditions for this year like you did last year?

hey they released the music for 2025 was wondering when you were gonna play that cuz i’m struggling and i need to hear it 😂

Thanks man!

Nice blowing. 👍

The trumpeting advice is sound, but I want to offer some constructive feedback about the neuroscience related to myelin and learning. Myelination starts prenatally and finishes by around the mid 20s. The myelin sheath serves to insulate the axon, which speeds neural transmission rate. Myelin is created by glial cells. The process of learning does not create myelin. If we created myelin by learning, we would never learn anything after the mid 20s in the lifespan. The neuroscience behind learning involves establishing neural pathways where adjacent neurons fire together and create networks that work efficiently together as they continue to fire (action potentials) together. Processes of synaptogenesis and neural pruning help refine the pathways and further increase efficiency. It is true that starting slowly and developing accurate execution is better. The goal is errorless learning. Making errors, especially repeating the same mistake, will wire a neural pathway to keep making the mistake. Progressing slowly through learning a new behavior allows for attention to detail and making fewer mistakes that could become a bad habit.

Thanks so much. This is great information.

Can you tell what is your trumpet model, please?

Loved this!! Thanks for sharing, mate.

Should have a piano break ?

Super nice arrangement ❤

Saturday Jan. 20, 2024. 3:25 central time. I have come to place where I believe teeth play apart in playing in the high register. I have no gap between my top teeth and bottom teeth so creating a small aperture only gets me to a road block.

Holy moly! Insane playing