Transcription
THE NEXT STEPBEGINNING BAND METHOD BOOKTRUMPETCreated by Michael W. KrierBAND METHOD
THE NEXT STEPSTUDENT INFORMATION:NAME:GRADE:PERIOD:INSTRUMENT SERIAL NUMBER:
TRUMPETTHE NEXT STEPENHARMONICSFINGERING CHARTEnharmonics are notes that are thesame pitch but written differently.Example below G# Ab same soundwritten differently.A# BbC# DbG# AbD# EbF# GbG# AbFINGERINGSRING FINGERMIDDLE FINGERFIRST FINGER
TRUMPETG#/AbG1THE NEXT STEP233BC23G12A#/Bb1DC#/Db2D#/EbAFINGERING CHART123EF12G#/Ab2313F#/Gb21A12A#/Bb1
TRUMPETBTHE NEXT STEPC12E21G#/Ab231F#/GbF2GDC#/Db2D#/EbFINGERING CHARTA12
TRUMPETTHE NEXT STEPFINGERING CHART
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesTRUMPETThis is a fingering chart! It showsyou the combination of keys topress to get a certain note.Concert Pitch! When your director saysConcert F you will play the note G! To figureout what note you play think one note up!For example if you hear Concert C you willplay the note D. When your director usesthe word concert in front of a note it is afast an easy way to get the whole groupplaying the same note.G12341
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesGConcert F1Concert F2Concert F3Concert F4Let us take our Concert Finto some musicalexercises. Remember towrite in your counts!TRUMPET2
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesFThis is our Concert Eb!1Concert Eb1Concert Eb2Concert Eb3Concert Eb4TRUMPET3
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesEThis is our Concert D!12Concert D1Concert D2Concert D3Concert D4TRUMPET4
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesThis is our Concert C!D1Concert C1Concert C2Concert C3Concert C43TRUMPET5
THE NEXT STEP— The First Five NotesCConcert Bb1Concert Bb2Concert Bb3Concert Bb4This is our Concert Bb!TRUMPET6
THE NEXT STEP— Musical MelodiesTRUMPETMUSICAL MELODIES7
THE NEXT STEP— Musical MelodiesWAY UPWAY DOWNROLLING SHEEPHILLYLADY RHODIEGOOD KING WTRUMPET8
THE NEXT STEP— Musical MelodiesBIRD HOPSRHYTHM CONFUSIONHOT CROSS CAKESTAPPIN FROGTRUMPET9
THE NEXT STEP— Concert GACONCERT GCONCERT G SKILLSLEAPING BUZZING BEEA new note! Go to theMobile Fingering Chart andmatch this A with the sameoctave A on the fingeringchart. Then color in thefingering.TRUMPET10
THE NEXT STEP— Concert GBRIDGES OF LONDONCAMPTOWN RACESDRIZZILINGLIGHT DANCETRUMPET11
THE NEXT STEP— Concert ABCONCERT ACONCERT A SKILLSDOODLINGMIKE FINNWORKINGTRUMPETA new note! Go to theMobile Fingering Chart andmatch this B with the sameoctave B on the fingeringchart. Then color in thefingering.12
THE NEXT STEP — The DotTHE DOTPRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPETThe Dot adds half the value of the note its attached to.In the example below the Half Note equals 2, the dotadds half of the notes value which equals one. Whenyou put the two together the dotted half note equalsthree.13
THE NEXT STEP— Concert AbBbCONCERT AbSKIPPING BEE BUZZNAME-OBOILING CABBAGETRUMPETA new note! Go to the Mobile Fingering Chart andmatch this Bb with thesame octave Bb on the fingering chart. Then color inthe fingering.14
THE NEXT STEP— Concert Ab Low OctaveBbCONCERT Ab LOW OCTAVECONCERT Ab SKILLS LOW OCTAVEWALTZSAKURATRUMPETA new note! Go to the MobileFingering Chart and matchthis Bb with the same octaveBb on the fingering chart.Then color in the fingering.15
THE NEXT STEP— Concert PrepCONCERT PREPTRUMPET16
THE NEXT STEP— Concert Prep (Warm-Ups)WARM-UP 1WARM-UP 2FIVE NOTE CHORALETRUMPET17
THE NEXT STEP— Concert PrepJOYFULMACDONALDTHOSE SAINTSTRUMPET18
THE NEXT STEP— Concert PrepJINGLE BELLSTRUMPET19
THE NEXT STEPTRUMPET20
THE NEXT STEPNEW NOTE 2.0TRUMPET21
THE NEXT STEP— NEW NOTE 2.0FRESH BLOCK NOTESNEW HORIZONSNEW HORIZONS STEP UPWALLABYCEREMONIALTRUMPET22
THE NEXT STEP— NEW NOTE 2.0HIGH HORIZONSSTEP DOWN HORIZONSDOWN HILLHOT BUNGENTLY ROWTRUMPET23
THE NEXT STEPTRUMPET24
THE NEXT STEP— WARM-UPsTRUMPETCHROMATIC VALVE SERIES0WARM-UP 1WARM-UP 22112 23 13 123MOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— WARM-UPsWARM-UP 3WARM-UP 4TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— Musical MelodiesTRUMPETMUSICAL MELODIES25
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESAccidental: A Flat (b) or Sharp (#)that is NOT in the Key Signature.Let’s draw an example below!TO BE OR NOT TO BE FLAT 1TO BE OR NOT TO BE FLAT 2TO BE OR NOT TO BE FLAT 3TO BE OR NOT TO BE FLAT 4TRUMPET26Accidental Rule: An Accidental lasts throughout a measureunless cancelled by another accidental or a barline. Let’sdraw and example below.
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESDOTTED QUARTER EIGHTHTRUMPETA New Rhythm! A Dotted QuarterEighth Note. The dotted quarterequals 1.5 beats. The dot adds halfthe value of the quarter note to it. 2 Beats 2 BeatsPRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #427
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESDOTTED DOTRONDECROSSING OVERALLOUTTETRUMPET28
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESALL THROUGH THE NIGHTIN THE BLEAK MIDWINTERSMOOTH SONGSCARBOROUGH FAIRTRUMPET29
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESODE TO JOYVOLUNTARYKNOCKING DOORSTRUMPET30
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESTRUMPETEIGHTH QUARTER EIGHTHSyncopation means stressingweak beats. Weak beats include( e a ) and sometimes 2 & 4. PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #431
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESSYNCOPATION FUNSAMBA-LELEOPEN THE DOORHILL AND GULLY RIDERTRUMPET32
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICAL MELODIESSLEEPING PRINCESSYELLOW ROSE OF TEXASGRAND OLD FLAGTHE GOAT MARCHTRUMPET33
THE NEXT STEP— Concert PrepCONCERT PREPTRUMPET34
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICALITY WARM-UPS8 COUNT BLOCK NOTECHARACTERISTICS OF A BLOCK NOTE—ARTICULATION1CHARACTERISTICS OF TENUTO—2CHARACTERISTICS OF STACATTO—3CHARACTERISTICS OF AN ACCENT—456TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— MUSICALITY -PIANO—4TENDENCIES OF A CRESCENDO—5TENDENCIES OF A DECRESCENDO—TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEPTRUMPET35
THE NEXT STEP— CONCERT PREPTWEETS A LEAPINGDANCE OF THE FOXTWISTING FISHTRUMPET36
THE NEXT STEP— CONCERT PREPTWO DOVESWESTLAND WALTZTRUMPET37
THE NEXT STEP— CONCERT PREPA BACH CHORALETRUMPET38
THE NEXT STEP— Scale StudySCALE STUDYTRUMPET39
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT Bb SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT Bb SCALETRUMPET40Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT Ab SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT Ab SCALETRUMPET41Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT F SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT F SCALETRUMPET42Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT G SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT G SCALETRUMPET43Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT C SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT C SCALETRUMPET44Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT Db SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT Db SCALETRUMPET45Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYCONCERT Eb SCALE STUDYDraw the KeySignature of theScale.RHYTMIC SCALESCALE IN THIRDSARPEGGIO STUDYCONCERT Eb SCALETRUMPET46Write the Note Names of the NAMENAMENAMENAMENAME
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYConcert Bb Scale—(C Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert Eb Scale—(F Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert Ab Scale—(Bb Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert Db Scale—(Eb Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert G Scale—(A Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert Bb Scale—(C Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!Concert F Scale—(G Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— SCALE STUDYConcert F Scale—(G Scale)Name the Note affected by the Key Signature!TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— WARM-UPSWARM-UP 1WARM-UP 2WARM-UP 3TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— WARMUPSWARM-UP 4WARM-UP 4AWARM-UP 5WARM-UP 5ATRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEP— Eighth RestEIGHTH RESTTRUMPET47
THE NEXT STEP— EIGHTH RESTEIGHTH RESTPRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPETThe Eighth Rest equal 1/2 a count ofsilence. When performing rhythmswith eighth rest you must countprecisely using the divided eight notepulse.48
THE NEXT STEP— EIGHTH RESTTHE ANDSTHE SECOND ANDSTHE OFFBEATSSYMPHONY NO. 5TRUMPET49
THE NEXT STEP— EIGHTH RESTSOME MORE OFFBEATSTHE CAPITANRUEBEN & RACHELTHEME FROM BARBER DE SEVILLETRUMPET50
THE NEXT STEPTRUMPET51
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTETRUMPETSIXTEENTH NOTE52
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTETRUMPET53FOUR SIXTEENTHSRemember how much ofa beat a sixteenth noteequals? When you totalfour sixteenth notes itequals one beat.PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4 BEAT BEAT
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTEPIEDMONT DANCELINE DANCEKERRY DANCEOLD BRASS WAGONBATTLE PAVANETRUMPET54
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTEEIGHTH TWO SIXTEENTHSWe will now explore thedifferent combinations ofeighth notes andsixteenth notes.PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPET55
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTESCALING RHYTHMSTIRRA LIRRASEA CHANTYAMERICAN PATROLTRUMPET56
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTETWO SIXTEENTHS EIGHTHWe will now explore thedifferent combinations ofeighth notes andsixteenth notes.PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPET57
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTESCALING RHYTHMSALIEN MARCHENGLISH DANCEFINGER RUNTRUMPET58
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTEDOTTED EIGHTH SIXTEENTHWe will now explore thedifferent combinations ofeighth notes andsixteenth notes.PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPET59
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTESCALING RHYTHMMARIAGE OF FIGAROMOBILE FROM RIGOLETTOTOREADOR FROM CARMENTRUMPET60
THE NEXT STEP— SIXTEENTH NOTEFARANDOLEBIG ROCK CANDY MOUNTAINROYAL DONKEYPROCESSION OF THE NOBLESTRUMPET61
THE NEXT STEP— COMPOUND METERTRUMPETCOMPOUND METER62
THE NEXT STEP— COMPOUNT METERCOMPOUND METERWe will explore playing inan new time signature.Listen to your director tofigure out compoundmeter.PRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4TRUMPET63
THE NEXT STEP— COMPOUNT METERTHE EIGHT SHEEPA LIGHT LILTTHE IRISH JIGACADIAN DANCESTARS OF HEAVENTRUMPET64
THE NEXT STEP— COMPOUNT METERA FLAT SKILLTHE DARGASONSTUMBLINGBLOW YE WINDSTRUMPET65
THE NEXT STEP—TripletsTRIPLETSPRACTICE TIME #1PRACTICE TIME #2PRACTICE TIME #3PRACTICE TIME #4It is time to look at the awkward rhythmof fitting three eighth notes into onebeat. Listen to your director on how tocount and play these.TRUMPET66
THE NEXT STEP— MAJOR SCALESConcert Bb Scale—(C Scale)Concert Eb Scale—(F Scale)Concert Ab Scale—(Bb Scale)Concert Db Scale—(Eb Scale)Concert G Scale—(A Scale)Concert C Scale—(D Scale)Concert F Scale—(G Scale)TRUMPETMOBILE
THE NEXT STEPTRUMPET67
TRUMPET reated by Michael W. Krier AND METHOD THE NEXT STEP BEGINNING BAND METHOD BOOK
