The Tonalization studies are just as important for ear training as they are for technique. These scale pattern studies are better for your musicianship because they train you to think in the different keys and to hear the keys better. Instead, we practice a system of scale patterns that I call the Tonalization Studies. Keep in mind that in my method, we don’t practice “scales”. This is because a great majority of music is written in the 12 different major keys. This is a very big part of the accumulative philosophy. We are very organized about the way we learn the scales and how we continue to grow them after we learn them. Something else worth mentioning here is that scales, in my method, are part of the overall “Art of Accumulative Practice” philosophy. Seventh: Melodic Minor (ascending only).Trumpet Scale List, in Progressive Order.But the important scales on trumpet that you need to know are all covered here. There are more scales than just these and some of my most advanced students may learn them in their lessons. So here is the complete list of scales on trumpet, according to my method. It is my hope that, by the time you learn the major scales and the chromatic scale, using the expansion studies as an introduction, you will understand the concept well enough not to need a book for the other scales. This concept works for ALL scales on trumpet, not only the scales for which we have published expansion study books. Please keep in mind that ALL of the scales on trumpet are best learned when you introduce them first via the expansion study approach. But in this post we are going to talk about what order to learn the other types of scales. You can get to that post by clicking HERE: Best Order to Learn 12 Major Scales.
I recently published a post that talks about the order that beginners should learn their major scales. Most trumpet students begin with C major scale because it has no flats and no sharps.
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Scales are an important part of learning how to play the trumpet.
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