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Flexibility Studies Book

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Do you know of any books dedicated specifically to flexibility studies? If so, do you like the book?
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Mark,

Try the Bai Lin flexibility book. Originally written for trumpet, but works great on euph and on tuba. I really dig it!
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Colin lip flexabilities for trumpet and trombone.
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Post by Tom »

Wes Jacobs (of the Detroit Symphony) has published a series of books through Encore Music Publishers (same people that do the tuba version of Arbans), and I believe that one of them is on flexibility.

The Bai Lin book, as another poster mentioned is good too.
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schlossberg org. for trumpet....very flexable or, remington for trombone: equally flexable. if you are really adventurous: caruso
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Post by Ace »

All of the above suggestions are very good sources for flexibility studies.

Another book which I like is:

"The F and D Double Valve Bass Trombone Daily Warm-Up and Maintenance Exercises" by Paul Faulise, published by PF Music Co., P.O.Box 8625, Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey 07675 My copy was $12.

The range of these exercises is perfect for tuba.
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Post by TTkatz »

i second the vote for the bai lin book. works extremely well for me. there's also some crazy lip flexibility stuff, along with a lot of great technique stuff in the allen vizzuti book (book 1). it's pretty insane but very effective.
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I'll third the Bai Lin book, we sell quite a few and I picked up a copy myself. Very very well done and helpful.
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You may want to contact Don Harry about his "Warmups from Hell"
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