This sequence comes from Gustav Holst’s orchestral suite The Planets, specifically the end of the 4th movement “Jupiter: The Bringer of Jollity” This moment kicks of the final push to the end of the movement, and presents a wonderful phrasing/breathing/sound challenge. Strive…
Shostakovich 7 Sequence 1 is the main theme from Shostakovich’s epic 7th symphony. You may like this sequence because it will help you improve your sustained fortissimo sound, open intervals, clear articulations, and quick breathing. When the bones get to…
This sequence is the main theme from the first movement of Franz Schubert’s 9th Symphony. You may like the sequence because it will help you improve you soft dynamics, singing style, and clear articulations. Happy Practicing! CLICK HERE to learn…
Baby Shark Articulation Sequence comes from the one and only Baby Shark Dance made by Pinkfong. I have four nieces, and I have lost count of how many times I have heard this song and done the dance. You may…
This sequence is the opening trumpet call from Shakira and Wyclef Jean’s 2005 hit, Hips Don’t Lie. I have fond memories of this song’s release from my high school days. You may like this sequence because it will improve your…
Mahler 1 Sequence 2 is the first theme from the joyous, dancing second movement of Mahler Symphony #1. You may like this sequence because it will help your articulation, major scales, and waltz feel. Happy Practicing! CLICK HERE to learn…
Mahler 1 Sequence 1 is based on a heroic minor lick in the 4th movement. You will like this sequence because it will help you improve your articulation, range, and minor scales. Happy Practicing! Download – Horn in F Download…
An American in Paris Sequence 2 is based on the beautiful lyrical trumpet solo. You may like this sequence because it will help you explore the limits of your musicality using vibrato, rubato, and phrase shaping. Happy Practicing! Download –…