Winds

Help your beginning flute players with their embouchures, posture, note-bending, intentional listening and more.

Add years to the life of your winds and percussion instruments with a regular maintenance routine.

A specialized flute choir has incredible range and can play music that was originally composed for full orchestras, choirs or wind ensembles, which is nothing short of amazing!

Try this unconventional approach with your high school winds section to master vibrato.

Try this unconventional solution when you need to build your horn section: Choose your horn players from your pool of flutists.  

Try these expert tips on fixing common errors that trumpet students make. 

Try these expert tips on fixing common errors that trombone students make. 

Try these expert tips on fixing common errors that clarinet students make. 

Move the needle forward with your low saxophone section with these four tips.

With the right mouthpiece, students will likely experience far better results in response, tuning, articulation and tonal-dynamic control.

Regularly lubricate your trombone slides to keep them moving lightning fast! 

Students should know how to properly oil piston valves to solve sticky valve problems.

Build a toolkit and sharpen your skills to make small repairs to your students’ woodwinds and brass instruments.

Consider these five tips when selecting a mouthpiece for your winds instrument.

This innovative instrument is much more than a curiosity. It will change teaching winds at the elementary level.

Band directors and music educators can harness the strength of brass instruments to build a powerful ensemble sound.