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          JAZZ TRUMPET STUDIO SYLLABUS FALL 2015  Version 1.1
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          Personnel: Johannes Wallmann, piano; Brian Lynch, trumpet, flugelhorn; Dayna Stephens, tenor, baritone saxophone; Matt.

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          JTP Syllabus 2015-16

          Hi All,

          Welcome to my trumpet studio for the 2015-16 academic year at the Frost School Of Music.

          This year’s syllabus retains most of the aspects of last year’s syllabus while making changes that reflect the continuing evolution and refinement of my teaching concepts and practice.

          Along with outlining my studio policies and requirements below, I’d also like to give you a glimpse of my teaching philosophy and the general areas that I feel important to cover in the course of my jazz trumpet instruction.

          The topics below address basic issues of playing the horn and improvisational fluency that apply to all students interested in a serious engagement with the jazz trumpet idiom, in my view. As such, I wil