BIM Quinque Rolf - ASA-methode - Trompette
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Summary of This Method
The 17th century did not yet know the study in the modern sense of the word. Certainly, Johann Sebastian Bach wrote pieces of the étude type for his students; he even imposed daily exercises for months or even years to develop piano touch. It is in this spirit that the upcoming embouchure development exercises should be approached. These are not warm-ups, although a number of these études are perfectly suited for that purpose, but overall they primarily serve to train the muscles and are comparable to athletes' training: like athletes, we must train methodically.
The muscles and organs involved can only withstand increased effort if training is systematic and rational. Imitating a long-distance runner, try to spend less and less time on each of these studies. It will be enough to do one to three exercises (depending on the level of difficulty) in addition to your daily task for several consecutive days.
You will only approach other exercises once you have mastered the previous ones in accordance with the guidelines of my embouchure method and have reached a satisfactory level both rhythmically and sonically. The fingering combinations, designed to be as simple as possible, facilitate control of the diaphragm, lips, and tongue movements. Create a mental image of these movements and always compare yourself to an artist whose motto would be: There are no secrets, at most little tricks that can be learned...
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Pages | 76 | Year of publication | 1980 |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Quinque Rolf ASA trumpet method have many pages?
The book has 76 pages. It was published in 1980.
What embouchure exercises are offered in this trumpet method?
The progression focuses on the methodical development of the embouchure. The exercises aim to train the muscles used in playing. One to three exercises can be added to the daily practice depending on their difficulty.
Are the fingerings complex in this method?
The fingering combinations have been designed to remain as simple as possible. They serve to control the movements of the diaphragm, lips, and tongue.
Can this method be used as a warm-up for trumpet?
Some exercises from the 76 pages are suitable for warm-up practice, although this is not the main purpose of the book.
How to progress with the studies of Quinque Rolf?
In this method published in 1980, subsequent exercises are only approached after mastering the previous ones. The work requires a satisfactory level in both rhythmic and sound quality aspects.
