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pay all the notes separete then slowly put them togeather and incerease the speed.
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Malik (Bari sax)
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recording

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Play with the recordings.

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Bass drum.  Practice a couple times a week, at least an hour

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look over the music and then take it piece by piece. if theres a difficult part, take your time learning it.

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bass, read the music start slow then gradually read faster

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breaking it down

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Practice a few measures at a time and listen to the recordings

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playing and learning it the correct way

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(TRUMPET) I use resources to listen and see how the song sounds or how its played in then I slowly play along with the audio and slowly get there counting in and rythem back in

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Tuba. Learn the notes and when to play them

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practice notes
follow recording
write in accidentals or sharps and flats

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Read over your music. Check for time signatures, key signatures, accidentals and tempo. THEN start looking at it. If you need to slow the tempo down, do it!

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Practice the music listen to the recording.

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I would count the notes, them listen to the recording. Start one measure at a time the expand.

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1. Break it down
2. Use a recording
3. Slow to fast

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First, learn how to read the music, then look at the easiest parts possible then go from there

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By Practicing

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Try and play what you can and if you get stuck on something work on it until you get better. You can also listen to recordings of the song too.

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listen to the recording

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Listen to the recording then start trying to play and correct mistakes you make

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sax, repetition and breaking down fingerings

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pay all the notes separete then slowly put them togeather and incerease the speed.

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1) Start slow
2) Don't try to play the whole thing all the time.  Take it in smaller chunks.
3) LISTEN TO RECORDINGS!!!
4) Use a pencil to mark your music
5) Practice with a metronome and tuner
6) Find a practice buddy
7) Count/Clap Rhythms
8) Take out the notes.  play rhythm on one note only

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learn to read the music then start SLOWW

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Tahoe  thing  measure  by measure

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Firstly warm up with buzzing and long tones (applicable to all brass) listen to the recording, then after that you can break it down into measures then into phrasing and then looking at dynamics and style markings, also make sure to give attention to the whole song and not just the most iconic parts

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Start out first learning the basics of music then, start bringing in your instrument. Soon enough you will learn basic songs and look at schoology marching band class. Once we're on that track we can use breakout rooms with our sections. :]

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Practice slow and run though the entire piece and mark were its most difficult for you and practice that section and slowly move down all the way to the easiest part

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Listen to recordings and follow along with rhythms. Focus on measures with more complex rhythms.

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make a call and work together and play together. listen to a recording and then break it down.