Alex Knutrud and Kevin Dugat
Do I Need A Bigger Mouthpiece?
Do I Need A Bigger Mouthpiece? Is a podcast that focuses on pedagogy, practice, community, and methodology for low brass musicians. Hosts Kevin Dugat and Alex Knutrud dive into topics and issues that exist within the community, current trends, events, and practices. New episodes recorded each week.
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Alex Knutrud and Kevin Dugat
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Latest episode
Mar 12, 2025
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Episodes
Recital Repertoire Pt. 2 - Programming a Balanced Recital and Logistical Planning 12.03.2025 46:23
In this episode, Alex and Kevin cover everything you need to know about a recital.
Texas 03.03.2025 58:52
In this episode, Kevin is joined by special guest Jeremiah Ward, who shares his insights on freelancing as a private instructor in Texas. Whether you're considering teaching lessons in Texas or simply curious about what it takes to teach anywhere, this episode is packed with valuable tips and advice you won't want to miss!
Recital Repertoire Part 1 24.02.2025 47:05
In this episode, Alex and Kevin discuss some of their favorite recital repertoire. We hope this episode helps both tenors and basses as they go about the tedious selection process!
High Range 13.11.2024 55:03
In this episode, Alex and Kevin tackle thoughts on high-register playing. They also discuss important aspects of the anatomy of playing in this register and insights into the mental game of high-range development.
On The Shelf 29.10.2024 56:36
In this episode, Alex and Kevin delve into some of their favorite literature, method books, and tools of the trade!
Fall Break 21.10.2024 42:39
In this solo episode, Kevin discusses resetting during fall break and tactics for ensuring a strong finish to a busy semester.
Building a Studio 18.10.2024 49:24
In this solo episode, Alex details the origins of Trombone Guide, how he maintains his online studio, and tips for those interested in building their own studio.
Arban's 09.10.2024 1:01:46
In their first IN PERSON episode, Kevin and Alex break down the most comprehensive brass method book and how to best use it in your practice journey.
The College Process - Making the Choice 01.10.2024 1:17:51
In the final episode of the collegiate audition series, Alex and Kevin discuss the important decisions students must make before committing to the institution of their choosing.
The College Process - Preparation for Auditions 16.09.2024 1:26:36
In the second part of this three-part series, Alex and Kevin continue discussing the collegiate audition process. In this episode, the duo delves into all the preparation leading up to audition day.
The College Process - Choosing a School 09.09.2024 1:16:07
In this first part of a three-part series, hosts Kevin and Alex talk about how to choose a college for music that will be a good fit for you and your goals.
Grab Bag Questions 06.09.2024 43:27
Kevin Dugat is away this week, sacrificing sleep to be a dad for the first time, so Alex Knutrud answers questions sent to him on Trombone Guide, talking about valves, practice and rest balance, school, trombonists he admires, and so much more.
Small Steps - Big Changes 02.09.2024 1:01:37
In this episode, Alex and Kevin each talk about three ideas for young players that are becoming serious in their dedication to brass playing; these thoughts are small in action, but make profound change over the long haul.
The Long Road 02.09.2024 1:15:25
In this premiere episode of their podcast, Alex Knutrud and Kevin Dugat introduce themselves and tell their individual journeys through the world of music from high school to professionals. During their conversation, they also highlight lessons learned and perspectives that changed along the way
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