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How to Play a D Minor Scale on a Trumpet

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Summary: Play a D minor scale on a trumpet; learn how with tips from our expert trumpet player and teacher in this free trumpet video music lesson on brass instruments.

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How to Play a D Minor Scale on a Trumpet

And now we have D Minor where for most of the other transpositions the other families of instruments would be known as concert C. But this is a D Minor; it's a relative minor of concert C that's some more advanced stuff that we'll get to. For right now we'll play D Minor. I'll have to try that again I'm sorry. My bad.

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