by Henry Henniger As a young student I was eager to get my hands on new challenging music. I was lucky to have an excellent teacher who often gave me copies of the etudes and method books. However, as I improved I realized I wanted more. I didn’t want just one page of a Rochut [...]

by Henry Henniger Breathing All wind instruments, especially low brass, require great breath support. Practice your breathing before, and throughout your practice sessions. Strive to reach a feeling of ease as you inhale and exhale fully. Breathing devices can be useful (breathing bag, tubes, etc.) but I recommend using a pinwheel for easy flowing, relaxed air. [...]