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The Advancing Trumpet Player – Jeff Brandt says Filed under: Advancing Trumpet Player Mark, The books you have recently written, are ALL just fantastic! “Give It The 3rd Finger” has certainly turned out to be a hit with people as I watch posts about it. But, I have to tell you, “The Advancing Trumpet Player” book, has been extremely helpful to me! The combination of all the things you put in there, from all the years from many different teachers, brought back to memory all those things, and IF, IF I would just do them daily as you state, I really begin to improve quickly, and gain back many of the strengths I once had, and I improve with much less stress. Your book WORKS wonders! It is a true must for trumpet players who want to improve or maintain. It’s great Mark. Thanks for putting so much time, thought and effort into such a excellent resource for all of us ! You are a blessing, in many, many ways! Sincerely, Jeff Brandt Director of Music Ministries and Solo Trumpeter New Hope United Methodist Church Valrico, Florida Jeff, thanks so much for your kind words, and it makes me feel great that “The Advancing Trumpet Player” book has helped you so much. For those trumpeters who want to chack out why Jeff was so excited to write, here’s a link to all the trumpet books…. And if you play trombone or sax, here’s a link for you too… As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks Here’s what Jeff Brandt had to say Filed under: Comments and Testimonials Mark, The books you have recently written, are ALL just fantastic! “Give It The 3rd Finger” has certainly turned out to be a hit with people as I watch posts about it. But, I have to tell you, “The Advancing Trumpet Player” book, has been extremely helpful to me! The combination of all the things you put in there, from all the years from many different teachers, brought back to memory all those things, and IF, IF I would just do them daily as you state, I really begin to improve quickly, and gain back many of the strengths I once had, and I improve with much less stress. Your book WORKS wonders! It is a true must for trumpet players who want to improve or maintain. It’s great Mark. Thanks for putting so much time, thought and effort into such a excellent resource for all of us ! You are a blessing, in many, many ways! Sincerely, Jeff Brandt Director of Music Ministries and Solo Trumpeter New Hope United Methodist Church Valrico, Florida Jeff, thanks so much for your kind words, and it makes me feel great that “The Advancing Trumpet Player” book has helped you so much. For those trumpeters who want to chack out why Jeff was so excited to write, here’s a link to all the trumpet books…. And if you play trombone or sax, here’s a link for you too… As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks Charlie Sweet comments on All The Notes and More Filed under: Comments and Testimonials Charlie Sweet comments on All The Notes and More Mark, I have The Advancing Trumpet Player, Give It The 3rd Finger, and All The Notes and More. I believe the All The Notes and More book is by far the best book for me. It has all the pertinent, practical scales. and the exercises in all tonalities. I especially like the blues scales as I am playing in two jazz bands. It is also helping me get my range back. I am a returning trumpet player (five years ago) and trying to get started in the right direction, this book is definitely working for me. I highly recommend this book. Charlie Sweet Grand Junction, CO Hi Charlie, Thanks for sharing your comments with everybody, and thanks for purchasing the three books, and I’m delighted you are finding them all valuable to you. Each book I publish typically targets a specific area of playing, however they are all written to create an efficient and effective way to practice so you get more accomplished in less time. I think that’s what most people find when they really follow the practice plans in each book, and stick with the systematized approach. If you’re reading this and haven’t gotten your copies of my study books for trumpet, trombone, or sax – check out these pages… As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks Charlie Sweet likes All The Notes and More Filed under: All The Notes And More Charlie Sweet likes All The Notes and More Mark, I have The Advancing Trumpet Player, Give It The 3rd Finger, and All The Notes and More. I believe the All The Notes and More book is by far the best book for me. It has all the pertinent, practical scales. and the exercises in all tonalities. I especially like the blues scales as I am playing in two jazz bands. It is also helping me get my range back. I am a returning trumpet player (five years ago) and trying to get started in the right direction, this book is definitely working for me. I highly recommend this book. Charlie Sweet Grand Junction, CO Hi Charlie, Thanks for sharing your comments with everybody, and thanks for purchasing the three books, and I’m delighted you are finding them all valuable to you. Each book I publish typically targets a specific area of playing, however they are all written to create an efficient and effective way to practice so you get more accomplished in less time. I think that’s what most people find when they really follow the practice plans in each book, and stick with the systematized approach. If you’re reading this and haven’t gotten your copies of my study books for trumpet, trombone, or sax – check out these pages… As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks Peter Krom talks about Mark’s books Filed under: Comments and Testimonials Hi Mark, I have been playing the horn for a very long time. I like your book ” The Comeback Trumpet Player” a lot. Why? Because this is a book that enables you to practice in a very structured manner. It is a sort of “bible” or manual which leads you through the challenging task of getting your chops better and better (technique) as well as broadening one’s musical skills. In summary, I love the book and I use it everyday. So it is certainly not only useful for a “comeback player”. One tip. It would be an extra when you also could incorporate a number of exercises specifically aimed at a jazz musician (going through the scales based on a number of scores of selected songs). Regards, Peter Krom The Netherlands – – – – Thanks Peter, and thanks for that last little tip. I will work up a blog post on how players can apply the studies in the Comeback Trumpet Player book, the Advancing Trumpet Player book, and the All The Notes and More book toward their jazz playing, great idea! Thanks again, Mark To get more info on our books click the following links: And you can read comments from other people too at http://mphmusic.com/blog/category/comments/ To all of our world-wide customers and readers, thank you Filed under: Comments and Testimonials To all of our world-wide customers and readers, thank you! 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Mark Hendricks http://MPHmusic.com All The Notes and More Filed under: All The Notes And More All The Notes and More (for trumpet, saxophone, and trombone) All The Notes and More contains 70 studies in each of the 12 tonalities to develop and maintain tone, tonguing, technique, flexibility, endurance, range, and more for all players no matter what styles you play. In it you will practice and master all kinds of scales and arpeggios in all ranges of your instrument. They are the necessary building blocks of music, and all top performers have them ingrained into their playing so they can perform at the highest levels of musicianship. You can get a free sample PDF at the links mentioned above and below. It’s available for trumpet, saxophone, and trombone – click each link for more info. As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks All The Notes and More – Quick Start Guide Filed under: All The Notes And More All The Notes and More – Quick Start Guide Congratulations on your purchase of “All The Notes and More!” (It’s available for trumpet, saxophone, and trombone) Here’s a few tips to help you get going: – Always play with a great sound. No matter whether you’re playing high or low, fast or slow…always listen to yourself closely to play with a great sound. That’s what others are hearing, make them say… “Oh what a sound!” …when you play. – It is never possible to play these studies too slowly. However it is possible to play them too fast. By playing slow, you can listen closely to the fundamentals of playing to make adjustments that make playing the studies quicker much easier and more musical. As you play, be listening closely to yourself so that each note has a pleasing sound. – Don’t just play notes – always make music! – When learning a study, you may wish to start with the last measure, play it a few times until you are comfortable with it, then back up one measure and play the last two measures. Then practice the last three measures. Repeat this strategy until you are at the beginning of the study. This way you will have lots of practice finishing strong. – Always use various articulations for the studies. Examples: all slurred, all tongued, slur four, slur two tongue two, tongue two slur two, multiple tonguing and on and on. Mix it up as you play through a tonality, it will help you keep your embouchure fresh and mind alert. – When first going through the studies, you may want to spend a week, or a month, on learning a tonality. After you have learned all the tonalities, you may want to review one tonality a day split up into a few different practice sessions to maintain your level of playing. – ALTERNATE METHOD (recommended) – start with studies #1 and #2 in the C tonality, play it. Then play #1 and #2 in the F tonality, then #1 and #2 in Bb, then #1 and #2 in Eb, and so on all the way through the 12 tonalities. When learning the studies do this for a week (or two) on each of these and you will master them in all tonalities. Then proceed to studies #3 and #4 and use the same system to learn them in all 12 tonalities. Continue through all the studies in this manner. Always vary the articulations you use throughout your practice session of these studies. – For younger players, play to the top of your range then skip notes to pick-up the pattern and continue to the end. – Practice slowly at first – work for even tone and rhythm, then speed up as you can play cleanly. – Always REST as much as you play to avoid overdoing your practicing! (It’s available for trumpet, saxophone, and trombone) As always, my best to you — Mark Hendricks Michael Brecker plays I’m Sorry Filed under: Jazz, Saxophone, Video Michael Brecker plays I’m Sorry This is one of my favorite recordings of Michael Brecker. Great tune, great solo, great band! July 21-22, 1978, live at Montreux Jazz Festival, Switzerland Michael Brecker (ts) – Mike Mainieri (vib) – Tony Levin (b) – Steve Jordan (ds) – Steve Khan (g) – Warren Bernhardt (key). A big tribute to an amazing musician Michael Brecker. While you’re here, check out ALL THE NOTES and MORE for Saxophone (click the link). Clark Terry Big Bad Band with a young Vinnie DiMartino playing lead trumpet Filed under: Video Clark Terry Big Bad Band with a young Vinnie DiMartino playing lead trumpet (and playing some nice jazz too at 11:26). See the video below… See some great trumpet and trombone freebies and study books at: Making A Saxophone Filed under: Saxophone, Video Making A Saxophone
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Aslı, özü yörük olan, bin yıllardır oradan oraya, yaz kış tepelerden çukurlara, çukurlardan tepelere göçen; diğer taraftan da yerinden yurdundan hiç ayrılmak istemeyen, ona cezaların en büyüğü sürgün, acıların büyüğü gurbet acısı olan türk milleti gezmiyor, görmüyor, etrafını tanımıyor. Diğer yanda iletişimin, ulaşımın kolaylaştığı, küreselleşen dünya artık daha çok geziyor, daha çok görüyor. Tabi dünya dediysek dünyanın şanslı olan küçük kesimi! Bizim halkımızın büyük kesiminin, dünyanın imkanları ve parası olan kesiminde olduğu söylemek zor. Ama olanlar bunu kullanıyor mu?!? Yada en azından olduğu kadarını kullanabiliyor mu? Ben etrafımda olan ortanın ortası veya ortanın üstü denilecek insanlara, özellikle gençlere baktığım zaman diyebilirim ki, büyük çoğunluğu elindeki paranın hepsini bir haftalık bir Bodrum tatiline yada güneydeki herhangi bir 5 yıldızlı otelde "1 hafta herşey dahil" bir tatile harcamaya razı!! Diğer seçenekleri hiç de merak etmez, sen ona anlattığında da beğenmez veya ilgilenmez! Küçük dünyasını büyütmeyi hiç düşünmez. Böyle bir dış dünya merakı da, bize ne çevremizden, ne ailemizden, ne okulumuzdan, ne öğretmenimizden (hepsi için istisnalar tabi ki vardır) aşılanmaz. Farklı olanı, değişik olanı merak etmeyiz. Ama hepsi hakkında bir fikrimiz vardır, nerden tabii ki, ordan burdan veya şundan bundan! Hani sorarlar ya, çok okuyan mı bilir, çok gezen mi bilir? Buralarda ikisini de yapan pek yok, sanırım televizyon izleyen en çok biliyor artık... Fazla uzatmayayım, farklılıkları hep bir yerlerden duyunca, duyduğun yerlerde pek sağlam papuçlar olmayınca, çok doğal olarak farklı olanlar daha başından hoşumuza gitmiyor! Ankara, İstanbul, Bodrum, Antalya dışında bir yer görmemiş adama, doğu böyle, doğulu adam da böyle olur dersen, her bir dediğine inanır. Ülkenin dışına çıkmamış, başka yabancıyla tanışmamış adama, bu gavurdur, bizim düşmanımızdır; bu arapdır, bizi sırtımızdan vurmuştur, bu da yahudidir, dikkat et soyar seni dedin mi, hepsine eyvallah eder!! O zaman durumda gittikçe fena olur, şekilde olduğu gibi. Neyse, bu konu derin konu.. Ben buraya nerden geldim, gezmekten geldim. Malum dediğim gibi gezmeye, yeni yerler görmeye çok da hevesli değiliz. Ama sevenin de işi zor kardeşim. Şu sınırların dışına çıkmak aslında çok meşakkatli, çok pahalı. Devlet zaten en büyük köstek, pasaportun en pahalısı bizde, dışarı çıkarken vergisini de alıyor!! E hadi bunlar tamam ama pasaporta itimat eden de pek az, bizden vize istemeden kabul eden ülkede yok gibi. Yani, hadi okul bitti ben dünyayı gezicem demek türk gencine imkansız. Ama vize istemeyenler de yok değil tabiki!! Bugün yurt dışına kampa gidicek gençler için, gerekli bilgiler hazırlarken dışişleri'nin sayfasından bizden bize isteyen istemeyen ülkelerin listesini çıkardım.(Bu arada ben artık GSM yani Gençlik Servisleri Merkezi'nde çalışıyorum) Baktığın zaman, görüyorsun ki vize isteyen ve istemeyen ülkeleri kategorilendirmek biraz zor. Hiç duymadığım ülkeler bazen yeşil pasaporta bile vize isterken, Avrupa Birliğine girmek üzere olan Hırvatistan vizesiz kabul edebiliyor. Fikrimce, dışişlerimizin bu konuda ilgisizliğinden kaynaklanıyor. Eminim ki, vizeden kaynaklanan zaman ve para kaybı çok büyük, hele iş dünyasını düşününce... Ama bu fikir yapısı ve anlayış bizi yönetenlerde mevcut değil.... Bitirken, yaptığım listeyi sizlede paylaşıyım. Aslında biz lacivert pasaportluların da gidebilicekleri yerler var :) Yeşil Pasaport (Hususi Pasaport) Vize isteyen Ülkeler: Afganistan, Amerika Birleşik Devletleri, Angola, Avustralya, Benin, Butan, Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri, Botsvana, Brunei, Bulgaristan, Burkina Faso, Brundi, Cape Verde, Cibuti, Çad, Doğu Timor, Dominika, Dominik Cumhuriyeti, Ekvator Ginesi, Eritre, Ermenistan, Etyopya, Fildişi Sahili, Gabon, Gana, Gine, Gine-Bissau, Guyana, Hindistan, Irak, İngiltere, İrlanda, Kamboçya, Kamerun, Kanada, Katar, Kıbrıs Rum Kesimi, Kiribati, Komor Federe İslam Cumhuriyeti, Kongo, Kuzey Kore, Laos, Lesotho, Liberya, Libya, Lübnan, Madagaskar, Malavi, Mali, Meksika, Moldova, Mozambik, Myanbar, Namibya, Nauru, Nepal, Nijer, Nijerya, Orta Afrika Cumhuriyeti, Özbekistan, Panama, Papua Yeni Gine, Poertekiz, Ruanda, Rusya Federasyonu, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Somali, Sudan, Surinam, Suriye, Suudi Arabistan, Tacikistan, Tanzanya, Tayvan, Togo, Tonga, Türkmenistan, Uganda, Ürdün, Vanuatu, Yeni Zelanda, Yunanistan, Zibabve Yeşil Pasaport (Hususi pasaport) Vize istemeyen Ülkeler: Almanya, Avusturya, Azerbaycan, Bahreyn, Bangadeş, Belçika, Beyaz Rusya, Birleşik Arap Emirlikleri, Cezayir, Çek Cumhuriyeti, Endonezya, Estonya, Finlandiya, Fransa, Grenada, Hollanda, İspanya, İsrail, İsveç, İsviçre, İtalya, İzlanda, Kuveyt, Küba, Letonya, Lihtenştayn, Litvanya, Lüksemburg, Macaristan, Mısır, Moğolistan, Monako, Moritanya, Norveç, Oman, Pakistan, Peru, Polonya, Romanya, San Marino, Sırbistan, Slovakya, Slovenya, Ukrayna, Vietnam, Yemen, Lacivert Pasaport (Umuma Mahsus Pasaport) Vize istemeyen Ülkeler: Antigua-Barbuda, Arjantin, Arnavutluk, Bahamalar, Barbados, Belize, Benin, Bolivya, Bosna-Hersek, Brezilya, Ekvator, El Salvador, Fas, Fiji, Filipinler, Gambiya, Guatemala, Güney Afrika Cumhuriyeti, Gürcistan, Haiti, Hırvatistan, Honduras, Hong Kong, İran, Jameika, Japonya, Karadağ, Kazakistan, Kırgızistan, KKTC, Kolombiya, Kore Cumhuriyeti (Güney Kore), Kosova, Kosta Rika, Makedonya, Maldivler, Malezya, Malta, Mauritius, Nikaragua, Palau Cumhuriyeti, Paraguay, St. Vincent-Grenadines, Singapur, Solomon Adaları, Sri Lanka, Svaziland, Şili, Tayland, Trinidad-Tobago, Tunus, Tuvalu, Uruguay, Venezuela.