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Adesh Balraj Week 1 Reflection

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Adesh Balraj and I had a productive fall semester. One of my long terms goals for Adesh was to help improve is fundamental to the point where the trumpet would not hinder what he wants to say musical. To begin working on this goal we spent the majority of our weekly lessons working on a few different concepts. We started working on breathing and having a consistent horizontal air flow to improve the efficiency in which Adesh plays with. We worked on improving flexibility throughout the horn to improve his ability to play low to high with get ease. We worked on his overall articulation and went a great deal working on reading and improving his sight-reading skills. Each lesson Adesh showed up willing to learn and never hesitated to ask

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