トランペット レッスン｜指が回らない本当の原因は「押す速度」にある！打楽器のように叩いて音が激変するピストン運指法【家でできる消音練習】
Yosuke’s Trumpet Adventure トランペット 松居洋輔 チャンネル
1,283 views
This is a trumpet lesson video featuring Fukuoka-based solo comedian "Soyokaze Mashio" as a guest!
After two years of lessons, Mashio has made miraculous progress, even hitting a high B♭ with mouthpiece practice and lip slurs. However, he had a major weakness that Mr. Matsui had never pointed out to him before—his "slowness of fingering (piston fingering)"!
"My fingers can't keep up with fast passages..."
"The sound is somehow muffled, and the notes aren't clear..."
The reason for this isn't simply that his finger movements are slow, but that the speed at which he fully presses the pistons (key striking speed) is too slow, resulting in a "half-piston state" and energy loss!
Without actually playing the instrument, simply tapping the pistons like a "percussion instrument (drum)" in time with a metronome will organize your brain's multitasking and dramatically smooth the transitions between notes. We'll thoroughly teach you this professional fingering training!
This can be done silently at home, making it essential viewing for nighttime practice and for all brass instrument players (horn, euphonium, tuba)!
🎺 Important Message
"The real reason for slow fingerwork isn't that your fingers don't move fast, but that the speed at which you press the pistons (key striking speed) is slow.
By striking the pistons instantly like a percussion instrument, muddiness and energy loss disappear in an instant!"
When playing the trumpet on stage, you're simultaneously performing a complex multitasking process: reading the sheet music, recognizing it in your brain, moving your fingers, and controlling your breath.
When your fingers aren't moving fast enough, the shortest path to smooth playing is to thoroughly practice "fingerwork and rhythm" separately, without holding the instrument, and develop the habit of striking the pistons accurately like a percussion instrument.
✨ Key points of this video
• The final challenge remaining for Mashio, who has grown rapidly in two years: "finger dexterity"
• The correct way to adjust the third valve slide (Do not remove the lower G? How to remove the D and C#)
• A new method of striking the pistons like a "percussion instrument (drum)" without making a sound
• Why doesn't pressing softly work? The reason for "pressing firmly and loudly"
• The importance of separating and overheating the brain's multitasking (sheet music, recognition, fingers, breath)
• Increasing tempo in conjunction with the metronome (66➔76➔88➔96➔120➔132)
• Correcting the ring finger position and pinky finger rest form to eliminate fingering instability
• A dramatic change in sound resonance and smoothness when playing the instrument immediately after finger practice
• [Matsui's summary] The secret to eliminating energy loss from half-piston technique and achieving clear note articulation
🎯 Recommended for:
✓ Those whose fingers get tangled when playing fast passages or intricate fingerings
✓ Those whose note transitions are muddy and whose articulation and note articulation are unclear
✓ Those who want to practice basic techniques effectively at home or at night without making loud noises
✓ Those who want to improve their fingering speed not only on the trumpet, but also on the horn, euphonium, and tuba
✓ For those who want to develop the brain and ear to play in sync with the rhythm section and tempo without panicking during a performance:
💡 Professional techniques practiced by Matsui
• Always use a metronome and strike the pistons like a percussion instrument to create a "brain that plays while listening to something"
• Eliminate the half-piston state where the piston stops midway and achieve high-speed keystrokes that mechanically switch the tubing instantly
• Maintain the optimal position where the ring finger's power is transmitted most directly
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🎺 Yosuke Matsui Trumpet Adventure Playlist
• Trumpet Lesson for Beginners: Soyokaze Mashio
トランペット レッスン 初級 初心者 そよかぜましお編
• Trumpet Lesson: Breaking the Limits of Advanced Players
トランペット レッスン 上級 限界突破
• Trumpet Lesson A 69-Year-Old's Trumpet Struggle
トランペット レッスン 69歳の奮闘記
• Trumpet Lessons: Intermediate Level - A Miraculous Encounter and Wedding BGM
トランペット レッスン 中級者 奇跡の出会いと結婚式BGM
• Mouthpiece Practice Karaoke
マウスピースの練習カラオケ accompaniment for mouthpiece...
• Vlog of Life in South Africa
@japanese_in_south_africa
• Matsui's Solo Concert Videos
コンサート 演奏動画 Concert and rehearsal
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👤 Yosuke Matsui Profile
A leading Japanese trumpet player with an international career. Since September 2024, he has served as principal trumpet player of the KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra (KZN Philharmonic Orchestra) in South Africa, and has moved his base of operations to Durban. In addition, he has been invited to se...
トランペット レッスン｜指が回らない本当の原因は「押す速度」にある！打楽器のように叩いて音が激変するピストン運指法【家でできる消音練習】
Yosuke’s Trumpet Adventure トランペット 松居洋輔 チャンネル
1,283 views
This is a trumpet lesson video featuring Fukuoka-based solo comedian "Soyokaze Mashio" as a guest!
After two years of lessons, Mashio has made miraculous progress, even hitting a high B♭ with mouthpiece practice and lip slurs. However, he had a major weakness that Mr. Matsui had never pointed out to him before—his "slowness of fingering (piston fingering)"!
"My fingers can't keep up with fast passages..."
"The sound is somehow muffled, and the notes aren't clear..."
The reason for this isn't simply that his finger movements are slow, but that the speed at which he fully presses the pistons (key striking speed) is too slow, resulting in a "half-piston state" and energy loss!
Without actually playing the instrument, simply tapping the pistons like a "percussion instrument (drum)" in time with a metronome will organize your brain's multitasking and dramatically smooth the transitions between notes. We'll thoroughly teach you this professional fingering training!
This can be done silently at home, making it essential viewing for nighttime practice and for all brass instrument players (horn, euphonium, tuba)!
🎺 Important Message
"The real reason for slow fingerwork isn't that your fingers don't move fast, but that the speed at which you press the pistons (key striking speed) is slow.
By striking the pistons instantly like a percussion instrument, muddiness and energy loss disappear in an instant!"
When playing the trumpet on stage, you're simultaneously performing a complex multitasking process: reading the sheet music, recognizing it in your brain, moving your fingers, and controlling your breath.
When your fingers aren't moving fast enough, the shortest path to smooth playing is to thoroughly practice "fingerwork and rhythm" separately, without holding the instrument, and develop the habit of striking the pistons accurately like a percussion instrument.
✨ Key points of this video
• The final challenge remaining for Mashio, who has grown rapidly in two years: "finger dexterity"
• The correct way to adjust the third valve slide (Do not remove the lower G? How to remove the D and C#)
• A new method of striking the pistons like a "percussion instrument (drum)" without making a sound
• Why doesn't pressing softly work? The reason for "pressing firmly and loudly"
• The importance of separating and overheating the brain's multitasking (sheet music, recognition, fingers, breath)
• Increasing tempo in conjunction with the metronome (66➔76➔88➔96➔120➔132)
• Correcting the ring finger position and pinky finger rest form to eliminate fingering instability
• A dramatic change in sound resonance and smoothness when playing the instrument immediately after finger practice
• [Matsui's summary] The secret to eliminating energy loss from half-piston technique and achieving clear note articulation
🎯 Recommended for:
✓ Those whose fingers get tangled when playing fast passages or intricate fingerings
✓ Those whose note transitions are muddy and whose articulation and note articulation are unclear
✓ Those who want to practice basic techniques effectively at home or at night without making loud noises
✓ Those who want to improve their fingering speed not only on the trumpet, but also on the horn, euphonium, and tuba
✓ For those who want to develop the brain and ear to play in sync with the rhythm section and tempo without panicking during a performance:
💡 Professional techniques practiced by Matsui
• Always use a metronome and strike the pistons like a percussion instrument to create a "brain that plays while listening to something"
• Eliminate the half-piston state where the piston stops midway and achieve high-speed keystrokes that mechanically switch the tubing instantly
• Maintain the optimal position where the ring finger's power is transmitted most directly
---
🎺 Yosuke Matsui Trumpet Adventure Playlist
• Trumpet Lesson for Beginners: Soyokaze Mashio
トランペット レッスン 初級 初心者 そよかぜましお編
• Trumpet Lesson: Breaking the Limits of Advanced Players
トランペット レッスン 上級 限界突破
• Trumpet Lesson A 69-Year-Old's Trumpet Struggle
トランペット レッスン 69歳の奮闘記
• Trumpet Lessons: Intermediate Level - A Miraculous Encounter and Wedding BGM
トランペット レッスン 中級者 奇跡の出会いと結婚式BGM
• Mouthpiece Practice Karaoke
マウスピースの練習カラオケ accompaniment for mouthpiece...
• Vlog of Life in South Africa
@japanese_in_south_africa
• Matsui's Solo Concert Videos
コンサート 演奏動画 Concert and rehearsal
---
👤 Yosuke Matsui Profile
A leading Japanese trumpet player with an international career. Since September 2024, he has served as principal trumpet player of the KwaZulu-Natal Philharmonic Orchestra (KZN Philharmonic Orchestra) in South Africa, and has moved his base of operations to Durban. In addition, he has been invited to se...