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Musicians also feel the breathing muscles at work during these exercises) Flow Studies — These exercises simulate breathing patterns used in singing and playing wind instruments d) Repeat exercise a minimum oftimes I. Breathing Buzzing A. Breathing Begin with these exercises. c) Exhale for eight (8) counts using an “S” sound. Push all air out on exhale! Spend about five minutes working on just breathing, focusing on lung capacity and breath control. Full Band Breathing Exercises Dr. George PaltonStretching Trunk twist Flop over Wrist behind back Elbow over head Two way stretch (w/o flop over)Training In-sip EXERCISEBreathing Exercise (Medium, Quarter =, Suggested) a) Begin empty (exhale all air before exercise begins). B. Buzzing The vibration of the lips is crucial to good brass playing 1) Stretches — These exercises loosen the muscles in the areas around our lungs and mid-section, allowing for better flexibility of the breathing muscles. Instead, you can rotate through them. b) Breathe in for two (2) counts through the mouth. Musicians also feel Breathing exercisewhile on your stomachBreathing exercise while sittingBreathing exercise while standing. b) Breathe in for two (2) counts through the 1) Stretches — These exercises loosen the muscles in the areas around our lungs and mid-section, allowing for better flexibility of the breathing muscles. Fill up totally. Lie on your back and bend your knees so that the Upper body weight/band exercises, sit to stand, chair sit ups sets of reps Flexibility (stretching) d/week Level of comfort Hold stretch sec» Breathe regularly TheCategories of Exercises: I. Stretches – physical activity designed to ready the body for breathing II. Therapies – demanding exercises designed to extend or improve your capacity, strength, and stamina for breathing and make playing easier as a result BREATHING EXERCISES FOR BRASS PLAYERS TO DEVELOP EFFICIENCY, FLEXIBILITY AND COORDINATION Donald C. Little Professor of Tuba, College of Music University of North Texas, dlittle@ Purpose: The purpose of these exercises is to help develop natural and effective breathing habits for excellent brass playing EXERCISEBreathing Exercise (Medium, Quarter =, Suggested) a) Begin empty (exhale all air before exercise begins). You don’t need to do every one every day.