Bach Trumpet Mouthpiece
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 TRUMPET CORNET VINCENT BACH CORPMT VERNON NY 10 1 2 E FLUGEL mouthpiece  US $39.99
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 Selmer Bach TR300 Silver Trumpet US $390.00
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 1972 Bach Stradivarious 37 Professional Silver Trumpet Dent Free Great Valves US $1,000.00
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 Made in the USA Bach TR300 trumpet US $275.00
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 Vincent Bach Conn Selmer Trumpet Mouthpiece Silver Plated Model 2C US $14.99 |
 Trumpet VINCENT BACH CORPMT VERNON NY 7 cornet flugelhorn 7 funnel bowl US $39.99
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 VNice Bach Liberty Student Trumpet Outfit US $245.00
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 Vincent Bach 7DW Trumpet Mouthpiece Used US $20.09
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 King 600 USA Trumpet US $250.00
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C size Silver for Yamaha or Bach trumpet US $11.00
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 Used Bach USA gold lacquer Bb trumpet model 1530 with Selmer trumpet care kit US $388.00 |
 Bach Trumpet TR300 USA W Case Mouth Piece Brass Vintage Horn Gator Case US $137.50
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 Blessing USA Scholastic trumpet w Selmer trumpet care kit New Bach mouthpiece US $298.00
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 BACH TR500 Trumpet w Hard Case 7C Pouthpiece US $79.00
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 Vintage Vincent Bach New York mouthpiece 10 1 2c used US $9.99
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 Bach USA TR300HP TR 300 Trumpet Very Good Condition NR US $199.00
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 Selmer Bach Trumpet TR300 w Hard Case Vincent Bach 7C Mouth Piece USA W Acces US $162.50
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 GIARDINELLI 3M TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE Conn King Bach Olds GOOD USED CONDITIONNICE US $20.50
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 VINCENT BACH 10 1 2C TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE BACH OLDS CONN KING GOOD USED COND US $24.99
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 Vintage H A Selmer Signet Special Intermediate Cornet Excellent Condition US $299.00
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 BUNDY SELMER Trumpet DESIGNED BY VINCENT BACH BENGE 7C Mouthpiece Case US $85.00
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 Silver Trumpet Mouthpiece 3C Size for Bach Brand New US $13.95
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 Vintage Vincent Bach Corp Mt Vernon NY 7C Trumpet Mouthpiece US $43.00
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 Vincent Bach 1 1 4C Trumpet Mouthpiece Large Letters US $39.99
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 Vintage Bach 7c trumpet mouthpiece Finger ring and 3rd valve slide W Water key US $49.99
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 1963 Selmer Deville Trumpet For overhaul or parts US $150.00
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 Bach 1530 Trumpet E44080 WITH Hard Case 7 Mouthpiece LOWEST PRICE 9999 US $99.99
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 TRUMPET VINCENT BACH CORPNEW YORK 7CV original vintage mouthpiece VERY NICE US $59.99
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 Bach 3C Lord of The Rings Gold Trumpet Mouthpiece US $126.99
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 Yamaha Canadian Brass TR CBR S Regular Trumpet Mouthpiece cut for Reeves Sleeves US $79.99
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 Bach 3C Trumpet Mouthpiece Top with 24K Gold Rim Cup cut for Warburton System US $99.99
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 FINGER BUTTONS Yamaha Xeno Trumpet Atlantis Inlay US $59.99
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 Bach Stradivarius Bb C Trumpet Hardshell Case fits Yamaha Schilke etc NEW US $149.99
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 Yamaha 14C4 Trumpet Mouthpiece cut for Reeves Sleeves w Gold Rim Cup US $109.99
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 Vincent Bach 1D Trumpet Mouthpiece cut for Reeves Sleeves System 24 Throat US $89.99
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 Bach Stradivarius 190 Eb Soprano Trumpet Model 1837 Hardshell Case NEW US $99.99
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 TRUMPET VINCENT BACH CORP 5B mouthpiece NICE This size was used by Chet Baker US $59.99
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 Vincent Bach Designed Bundy Trumpet ML US $160.00
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 Bach 1 1 2C Lord of The Rings Gold Rim Trumpet Mouthpiece US $126.99
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 Bach TR300 Trumpet US $100.00
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 Yamaha YTR 2320 trumpet US $199.00
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 Bach 1 1 2CC Lord of The Rings Engraved Trumpet Mouthpiece US $99.99
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 Yamaha YTR 8310Z Bb Trumpet US $1,200.00
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 Bach C5 Trumpet Mouthpiece with box US $6.99
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 Vintage Vincent Bach Corp 1 1 4C Mouthpiece for trumpet US $12.50
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 Bach Trumpet Mouthpiece Very Nice US $10.00
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 Vintage 70 71 Bach Stradivarius 37 Model Trumpet Very Clean US $750.00
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 Vintage Vincent Bach Corp 1C Trumpet Mouthpiece US $31.00
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 Bach Stradivarius Model 43 Professional Silverplated Trumpet ML Lightweight US $1,333.00
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece Meg 1C size Gold for Bach trumpet US $14.20
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece Meg 7C size Gold new for Bach or Yamaha trumpet US $14.50
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 Vintage Bach Mercedes II Silver Trumpet W Case US $102.50
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 FREE SHIPPING vintage vincent bach trumpet coronet mouthpiece FREE SHIPPING US $15.99
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 Vintage Conn Trumpet Mouthpiece 4 for Selmer Conn Bach US $29.95
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 VGC Bach Silver Plated Trumpet Mouthpiece Size 7C US $22.75
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 Vincent Bach 3C Trumpet Mouthpiece US $11.50
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 VINTAGE pre 1900 EARLY CENTURY TRUMPET MOUTHPIECE LOT HORN OLDS KING BACH US $19.99
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 BACH STRADIVARIUS Model 37 Professional Trumpet Serial 505973 US $850.00
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 LOOK SILVER BACH SOLOIST W CASE ACCESSORIES US $800.00
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 Vincent Bach Corp No 7 MouthpieceTrumpetCoronet US $7.50
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 Bach 1 1 4 C Trumpet Mouthpiece US $40.00
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 King Silver Flair Trumpet B flat manufactured in 1991 US $650.00
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 Bach USA TR300 Trumpet w Case Vincent Bach 7C Mouthpiece US $52.00
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 Bach Trumpet Used US $230.00
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 Trumpet with two mouth pieces mute valve oil and Case US $51.00
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 beautiful vincent bach corp mt vernon n y 10 1 2 c trumpet mouthpiece very nice US $19.99
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 BACH STRADIVARIUS PRO MODEL 37 ML TRUMPET PROFESSIONAL VINTAGE HORN US $600.00
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 BACH STRAD C TRUMPET US $1,000.00
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 Bach Soloist Trumpet VERY NICE US $76.00
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 conn 22b Bb trumpet hard case world wide shipping US $46.00
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 Beautiful Yamaha Bb A Piccolo Trumpet Mod 6810 Lacquer Finish Choise of Mtpc US $1,225.00
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece 5C size New Silver color US $11.50
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece 7C size New Silver color US $11.50
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 Bach Model TR300H2 Student Bb Trumpet STILL IN THE BOX HERES YOUR DEAL US $608.00
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 Herald Trumpet Silver Bach Stradivarius 180 37 Herald Model TrumpetYear 1977 US $875.00
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 CONN SHOOTING STARS DIRECTOR TRUMPET WITH ORIGINAL CASE MINT US $140.00
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 Bach Stradivarius C trumpet Model 229 US $2,199.99
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 KING TRUMPET US $139.00
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 Bach TR300 Trumpet NICE CONDITION NO RESERVE US $39.00
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 Silver Trumpet Mouthpiece 7C Size for Bach Brand New US $13.99
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 Gold Trumpet Mouthpiece 8 sizes Convertible New US $34.65
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 Gold Trumpet Mouthpiece Meg 3C Size for Bach New US $15.75
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 Bach CR310 Shepherds Crook Cornet US $245.00
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 Bach Stradivarius Model 37 with FREE Accessories Mutes Mouthpieces and More US $745.99
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 BEAUTIFUL SELMER ERA II TRUMPET MODEL 90 in C US $990.00
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece silver 7C brand new US $14.40
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 UP FOR GRABS GRADS A BENGE Bb A Piccolo Trumpet $AVE OVER HIGH RETAIL PRICE US $1,500.00
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 Trumpet Mouthpiece Meg 5C size Gold new US $14.50
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 Interesting Vincent Bach Corp 20C Cup Altered to B Trumpet Mouthpiece 1970s US $44.99
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 Vincent Bach Corp 10 1 2C Trumpet Mouthpiece 1980s Vintage US $32.99
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How do you quickly improve endurance and range on the trumpet?
I've been playing trumpet about 7 years now, and currently I've been struggling to play.
Right now I'm playing with a 1-1/2 C Bach mouthpiece, and it seems to take more effort than it did in the past to play anything above the staff.
Also, whenever I practice for more than about 15 minutes, my lips kind of die, my range suffers, and I sometimes even shake. I've done this for about 3 consecutive days or so, and I get little bumps on the insides of my lips.
It is all about maintaining a high speed of air velocity through your horn while keeping your lips vibrating. Contrary to the popular myth, screaming has NOTHING to do with changing embrochures. In fact good trumpet players practice their entire range trying to maintain only one embrochures so that they can learn to jump from one note to another quickly, without cracking it. It takes years of practice to learn to go from a low G (under the staff) to a high G (above the staff).
TO PLAY HIGH NOTES, the number one thing that you should make sure that you do every time is to have solid breath support. Make sure that your air supply is coming from your gut and not from your throat or chest. In fact this goes for any note you play. If you skip out on this, your high note will not last more 5 seconds and it will sound like a goat more than a brass instrument and it will feel like your neck is going to explode.
The second thing you should do is open your throat so that you can let the maximum amount of warm air flow from your gut (I know, i know lungs, but people think of chest when i say that) through your lips and out the horn.
I would be lying to you if I said that "you should never tighten your lips to play high notes". The old trumpet crooner guy tells you this because they realize that jamming the mouthpiece into your teeth and tightening the lips does give you a high note. But doing it this way does two things: it will kill your ability to play anything else after your high note and secondly can "blow out your chops"-- which means significant tissue damage that can put you out of playing anything for a few days up to a few week, not to mention that its like having a brain aneurysm. THE FACT IS: to play any note on the trumpet you MUST have SOME tension, because without any lip tension, you would never be able to produce a vibration. However, like any good person should do, you must learn to produce the best sound with littlest effort. Meaning, you must learn to be efficient.
As far as excersizes, my trumpet professor gave me something called the expanding scales that has helped me be very consistent with my range. Consistency is most important when practicing high notes and for endurance, because that is where you know your limit is. You start with the root note (very low G) go to 2, back to 1, to 3 to 1 to 4 to 1 to 5 to 1 to 6 (and hold) to 1 to 5 to 4 (and hold till breath expells from lungs) all in one breath. Then you change the note chromatically up. So that you start with C# and run up the C# scale. You keep going higher and higher until you cannot produce a good tone.
There you should stop and rest and play pedal tones. The best excersize that I learned from my professor for this was this excersize:
start: mid C to G to E to low C (hold until out of breath, then take a deep breath and) low C to low G (hold until tone is good) to E to low C to mid G to E to mid C (hold until out of breath)
go down in half steps and repeat same excersize.
start: mid B to F# to Eb to low B (hold until out of breath, then take a deep breath and) low B to low F# (hold until the tone is good) to Eb to low B to mid F# to Eb to mid B (hold until out of breath)
after this point you cannot finger any of the lower notes, so you will have use a combination of you embrochure and fingers to pop out all of the pedal notes. You go down chormatically (with all 6 configuration and back up).
This will build your range as well as endurance down and up there as well as tone control. My high school director always said: "Its like building a house, you must have more foundation in the earth to put another floor on top."
If you feel that your lips are tiring out, then I would say that you are over exerting yourself and not playing or warming up/cooling down correctly. Always warm up for five minutes before playing and cool down for five minutes afterwards. The moutpiece you choose should "feel" comfortable no matter what size or type it is. The biggest mistake people make is that they think that their playing is affected by their mouthpiece. Although, if you have played on the moutpiece for more than a month and still havent learned to play it correctly, then you should get another one. You have to try them all until you find the correct one. For me it is the Bach 3C Megatone.