TBJ145: Tom Hooten

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TBJ145: Tom Hooten, principal trumpet of the Los Angeles Philharmonic on transparency, air direction and coyotes. Trumpet master Tom Hooten joined Andrew & Lance to discuss how he has taken advantage of his time during quarantine to become an even better player, teacher and musician.

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  • Humble trumpet players

  • The Bunker/Bat Cave

  • Covid Day Care

  • Coyotes from the pool

  • Kids movies

  • Practice during the pandemic

  • Forget the old ecosystem

  • Taking the time to fix some long standing challenges 

  • Being transparent with his students

  • Understanding air direction and facial structure

  • Embouchure changes

  • Studying with Ghitalla

  • Lip placement

  • Frozen internet or super mellow?

  • Control vs. awareness

  • Reflection points

  • How to communicate complex ideas to students

  • Meeting students where they are

  • Pedagogical holes

  • How to implement change

  • 1 to1 change

  • Change happens in pairs

  • Applied intentional effort

  • The difference between living the process and communicating the process

  • Sergei Nakariakov

  • Bringing our whole selves to the process

  • Trumpet Mastery, 13-week online course

  • How to Be as Good as You Think You Are

  • His Instagram presence

  • Starting a 7-month program this fall

  • “At the foot of the master”

  • Fixed timelines

  • John WIlliams

  • “I’ll pay for half”

  • iutkia.trumpet.org.yourecool

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Expertly produced by Will Houchin with love, care, and enthusiasm.

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