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Daily Cornet Routine

Begin your daily routine by buzzing your mouthpiece to get a relaxed embouchure and resonating sound. Warm up with Clarke technical studies, playing the first note as a fermata and using crescendos and diminuendos on scales. Expand your scales thinking of accelerating air through the horn with relaxed lips and firm corners. Work on flexibility, scales, articulation, and endurance with various exercises and studies.

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Daily Cornet Routine

Begin your daily routine by buzzing your mouthpiece to get a relaxed embouchure and resonating sound. Warm up with Clarke technical studies, playing the first note as a fermata and using crescendos and diminuendos on scales. Expand your scales thinking of accelerating air through the horn with relaxed lips and firm corners. Work on flexibility, scales, articulation, and endurance with various exercises and studies.

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  • Daily Routine
  • Clarke Technical Studies #1
  • Two Octave Chromatics
  • Expanding Scales
  • Flow Studies
  • Flexibility Exercises
  • Scale Studies
  • Articulation Studies

Daily Routine

Leadpipe buzz
Pull out the tuning slide, put your mouthpiece in the horn and buzz. A trumpet resonates at
F, a cornet at B. Focus on getting a relaxed feel and a resonating sound. Repeat until you feel
your embouchure responding to the breath in a relaxed manner.

Warm up
Clarke technical studies #1
Start the first note as a fermate, to not rush into the exercise. Play crescendo and diminuendo
as you go up and down the scale.
Expanding scales
Think of accelerating the air through the horn. Play with relaxed lips and firm corners. Get
stronger as you go up in the scale and more relaxed as you go down.
Flow studies

Cichowicz #1
Flexibility exercises
Scale studies
Articulation studies
Endurance exercise

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