Trumpet playing - from Classic to Pop

>>18384452
Pop offers few models beyond Herb Alpert. But there are a host of major jazz trumpeters, from Armstrong on. Listen to some and see who you want to copy.

>>18384452
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Learn some of the most used jazz scales, go out of your way to find others who also like jazz just improv your heart out with them.
-am jazz drummer this is how I got into it, now is job

>>18384946
This. I was always afraid of playing music with others (also antisocial) but decided recently to say fuck it and join up with a few local musicians (experimental band) with my clarinet and holy moly has it been fun! Ive learned alot only after a few jam sessions and my playing has changed for the better.

>>18384452
Jazz guitarist here, and here's my input.
You should do jazz, and the absolutely best way to start, as many will tell you is to learn/transcribe jazz solo lplayers
Listen to great jazz trumpeters like miles Davis, Louie Armstrong, Chet Baker, etc (my favs). Learn their lines all by ear, learn basic music theory and understand how these cats form the foundation for amazing improvisational skills.
Even other jazz players on other instruments will help you develop your ear.
Jazz will really open up a new door for you if you put in the time.
It also can be applied to blues, jazz is more complex though.