Скачать или смотреть FINGERS, LEFT HAND & ALTERNATE FINGERINGS— Purtle Brass Conference 2011 · III

This lecture addresses the coordination of fingers, left-hand stability, and intelligent use of alternate fingerings within a unified technical system.

Jeff Purtle illustrates how inefficiencies in these areas can disrupt airflow, timing, and consistency, even in advanced players. The focus remains on functional integration rather than mechanical isolation.

This lecture concludes the three-part Purtle Brass Conference 2011 series.

00:00:00 Intro about Clarke's Technical Studies
00:02:30 4. Fingers
00:06:10 5. Grip with pictures of hand position
00:12:33 How You Practice Diagram
00:17:00 Practice so you can't miss a note.
00:17:47 Alternate Fingerings and Principles
00:26:04 Questions and Answers

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