Dive into Brass Mastery: The Secret of Lip Closure Power!

Hey there, fellow brass enthusiasts! ???? In this video, I'm thrilled to share a game-changing tip for all musicians, not just trumpet players. We're delving into the world of lip closure strength and how it impacts your sound production on brass instruments.

???? What You'll Learn:
･The role of lip closure in producing a strong, resonant sound.
･Common struggles and challenges faced by brass players.

???? Why It Matters:
Discover the key to overcoming sound issues and unlocking the full potential of your trumpet or any brass instrument. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, this tip can elevate your playing to new heights.

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Trumpeter Daisuke Hashimoto【Progetta Saloon】

I explore and share valuable insights on brass instrument playing through the lenses of "physical," "mind," and "energy."

Daisuke Hashimoto

Tokyo native. Began playing trumpet at 12. As a student at Kunitachi College of Music, participated twice in the Chiayi International Wind Music Festival in Taiwan with the Kunitachi College of Music Wind Orchestra, receiving positive feedback.
Post-college, enrolled in the "X-society" trumpet school led by Hiro Noguchi for advanced studies. Contributed to the first Japan-U.S. Trumpet Symposium in Chicago. Received lessons from Adolph Herseth, former principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and Tage Larsen.
Currently, a freelance trumpet player in orchestras, brass bands, and chamber music. Passionate about teaching younger students.
Studied trumpet under Eisuke Yamamoto, Hiroyuki Ozaki, Hiro Noguchi, Takaya Hattori, Shiro Hirai, Maro Abe, and Shiro Ide.