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Yamaha Trumpet Student: Trumpet Book

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Yamaha Trumpet Student: Trumpet Book

By John Kinyon and John O'Reilly

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Yamaha Trumpet Student is an exciting method for beginning-level private flute students. In addition, an optional rock-style accompaniment cassette is available, adding enjoyment to daily practice while reinforcing rhythmic concepts. Also included are 24 duets plus 4 solos with piano accompaniment.

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Series: Yamaha Individual Instruction
Publisher: Alfred Music
Page Count: 32
ISBN10: 0-88284-800-3
ISBN13: 978-0-88284-800-6
UPC: 038081021645
SKU: 00-5908

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About the Author: John Kinyon

John Kinyon

John Kinyon earned degrees from Ithaca College and the Eastman School of Music, with an honorary doctorate from Limestone College in Gaffney, South Carolina. Over his career, he has directed instrumental music programs and music departments across multiple school districts, served as educational director for Warner Brothers Music in New York, and taught music education at the University of Miami, Florida.

Kinyon has composed more than 250 works for educational use, establishing himself as one of the most prolific voices in school band and orchestra literature. His catalog spans Grade 1 through Grade 3 difficulty levels and encompasses original marches, ballads, overtures, and method materials written across many musical styles. Since 1982, he has continued his work from his home in Tuckasegee, North Carolina.

Why we love this

Kinyon and O'Reilly build fundamentals without sacrificing musicality. The inclusion of 24 duets lets students experience ensemble playing from day one, while the optional rock-style accompaniment cassette transforms daily scales and exercises into something students actually want to practice.

What to expect

Energetic and approachable. The addition of rock-style accompaniments lifts practice sessions beyond traditional exercise mode, while duets create a sense of community even in the private studio. The solos with piano support offer early performance opportunities that feel genuine rather than token.

Who it's for

Beginning trumpet students working with a private instructor or in a group lesson setting. The method balances technical instruction with musical engagement through duets and solos, making it suitable for students ages 8 and up who are just starting their journey on the instrument.

How to get the most out of it

  • Assign duets as soon as students can play their first phrases accurately. Ensemble experience at the beginner stage accelerates progress and builds confidence.
  • Use the rock-style accompaniment recordings to reinforce steady tempo and rhythmic precision during warm-up routines.
  • When introducing the four solo selections with piano accompaniment, have students listen to the full recording first before learning their own line.

How to use it

Use this as the foundation for private trumpet instruction, especially when students benefit from home practice support and teacher-led duet work. The rock accompaniments pair well with school band rehearsals where students can bring familiar rhythmic patterns and styles to ensemble settings.

Skills your students will build

  • Basic trumpet embouchure and breath control
  • Reading notation in treble clef and playing written pitches accurately
  • Steady tempo maintenance with accompaniment tracks
  • Rhythmic accuracy and note articulation
  • Ensemble listening and balance in duet contexts
  • Performance readiness through solo repertoire with accompaniment

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