When to Buy Which Trumpet? Jazz/Commercial Edition
I’ve got some news for everyone: I am a trumpet junkie. I have always been fascinated by different brands and models and have even experienced
Apr 3, 2020
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I’ve got some news for everyone: I am a trumpet junkie. I have always been fascinated by different brands and models and have even experienced
To further clean your instrument remove all valves, slides and caps from the trumpet. You may submerge the trumpet in warm water (should be noticeably
Let’s face it. Germs are a hot button issue right now. We should all take proper precautions every day, but there are many things that
We occasionally get instruments in for repair with common problems that are due to improper assembly or disassembly. In the video above one of our
To start with, this is not an anti-buzzing campaign. Over my years of working with students whether it be privately, in group settings, or even
At Paige’s Music, we are frequently asked “what valve oil do you recommend”? This answer can vary depending on the type and age of instrument
If I had a dollar for every time someone has said “marching band is a sport!” I could by the entire S&P 500. It is
Born February 15, 1958, Christian Lindberg is the most prolific trombone soloist in modern history. For over 40 years, he has been a full-time soloist,
These past couple weekends have been going full tilt with ISSMA Solo & Ensemble events. You’ve all worked hard on your solos. The ensembles large,
1. The War of Art by Steven Pressfield “Resistance cannot be seen, touched, heard, or smelled. But it can be felt. We experience it
One thing I love about music that is performed by orchestral or concert band musicians is that we get many different interpretations and sounds from
ISSMA Solo and Ensemble is just around the corner. Here are some tips to prepare for everything you need crush your performance! Be There Early
Raise your hand if you’ve had a band teacher or private instructor tell you that you needed to go from your 7C to a 5C,
It’s not too late, but time is running out. Contest Season is almost here! January through April is a really busy time of year
When I meet with a new student for the first time we always discuss what books they need to have for their lessons. Here are
Well, it’s Indiana…and we never know when winter is going to show up, and it looks like at least the snow has decided to pay
You’ve made the choice: you love music and want to pursue a career in the music industry! Great! So now what? At this point you
Jared Rodin is one of the most active and successful musicians in the area. As a performer, educator, and contractor he must always deliver at
I have never liked recitals. Or auditions. Even playing my solo for Solo & Ensemble. I have always been more comfortable performing when there was
Indiana falls are beautiful. The chapped lips fall brings are not. This can happen for any number of reasons: perhaps the air is very dry.