Publisher: Charles Colin, 1978

These methods are designed to deal with the trumpeter’s greatest concerns: endurance, control, responsiveness and consistency.

This book is broken down into three parts:
Part 1 covers optimal mouthpiece placement, lip and facial muscles, soft playing, long tones, and slurs.
Part 2 focuses on tonguing and articulation, striking/commencing the tone, and two types of staccato.
Part 3 is fingering and scale practice. Useful for players of all levels, and must have piece of trumpet literature that very few modern players even know about.