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These clips are from REAL lessons.
You hear and see the playing problem
and I walk them through a new technique and then you hear and see the new result.
The clips in the multimedia book have NOT been edited so you see what works, when and how it works.
I learned the Stevens when I was in High School. My teacher had 80+ lessons from Roy Stevens.
I take Gene through a modified version That I have taught for 20+ years.
I teach them how to make curl and let them get a feel for how to set and relax. Then I start using the curl and a lip buzz. The buzz is so that they can learn a repeatable set faster. Once we find the note that they buzz with the right amount of curl for them; then they can always find the set. Then we have to learn control.
This shows you how to do those things. It has 40 minutes of video instruction and 9 pages of text instruction. All for 35 dollars.
Link to buy is below the video.
Because it is downloaded and because not everyone has broadband; I made the videos low resolution.
Here are 2 examples.
1st try at Lip Curl.
3 octave Ab arpeggio after about 5 hours with NEW embouchure.
1st review.
Wow,
I just finished watching it and reading all of the text. This is pretty damn amazing. I haven't played much lately from work and will be starting to more so this is going to help me! The last clips were pretty sweet too. You may have outdone yourself on this one. I think that it is well put together as I can see and hear the quality improve throughout the book. Watching this makes me want to come down some time for a week of intense training.
Video download info:
Test Video to see if you have a working player on your computer.
Save the Ebook to your computer. The videos are all linked in the Ebook.
If the videos links don't show live then you need to update your Adobe pdf reader. (They get corrupted.)
PDF reader
The videos are wmv files. Every type of file has pros and cons. Some are bad with certain browsers some only work with a few programs...
WMV is the oldest and so the most supported file type which is why I used it.
On a PC they will open (either to play or save) with:
Windows Media Player
Itunes has a glitch where the extension ".wmv"needs to be changed to ".mov". Now you can play these wmv files on iTunes.
On a Mac they will open (either to play or save) with:
Windows Media Player for Mac
All are free programs. Some setups require that you specify a program to open them.
Pops
Copyright protected from 1995 to date.
