Trumpet How-To Videos

Watch the videos below and follow along to learn how to assemble your trumpet, hold it properly with your left and right hands, and create a clear sound.

Trumpet1Assembly.mp4

1. Trumpet Assembly

Trumpet2MPPlacement.mp4

2. Mouthpiece Placement

Trumpet3FirstMPSounds.mp4

3. First Mouthpiece Sounds

Trumpet4MPSirens.mp4

4. Mouthpiece Sirens

Trumpet5PostureHandPosition.mp4

5. Posture and Hand Position

Trumpet6FullInstSounds.mp4

6. Full Instrument Sound

Trumpet Embouchure

Trumpet Embouchure- Student Reference Sheet.pdf

Trumpet Embouchure Student Reference Guide

Use the checklist on the left to work on your trumpet embouchure.

Always start practicing your embouchure with the mouthpiece first before assembling your entire trumpet.

Remember, it will take lots of practice and patience before you get a clear sound on your trumpet!

Use the pictures below to guide you in creating proper trumpet embouchure! Remember, embouchure means the way in which a player applies the mouth to the mouthpiece.

Trumpet Fingering

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Trumpet Band Resource Book

*Trumpet Quick Guide Book + Daily Warm-Ups

Trumpet Play-Along Tracks

Famous Trumpet Players

Miles Davis

A major figure in jazz history, Davis was known for his innovative approach and ability to adapt to different styles, from bebop to cool jazz and beyond.

Wynton Marsalis

A versatile musician, Marsalis is both a jazz and classical trumpeter who has won multiple Grammy Awards and is known for his work in promoting jazz education.

Alison Balsom

A talented British trumpeter known for her amazing playing skills. She performs both classical music and new pieces written just for her, helping to show how cool the trumpet can be.

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