Arban School for Trumpet - Parts 1 to 3

Jean-Baptiste Arban 's trumpet method is one of the most comprehensive and important teaching works for trumpet and brass players. First published in 1864, it is also known as Arban's Complete Conservatory Method and remains a standard work worldwide.

The book is divided into several sections that cover both technical and musical aspects of trumpet playing. It begins with basic exercises on scales, intervals, and articulation, followed by studies of double and triple tonguing, trills, and flexibility exercises. A central section is dedicated to breathing technique, embouchure, and tone production.

Arban's methodology places great emphasis on precision, endurance and expressiveness, and serves as an indispensable exercise book for both beginners and advanced students.