
YOUR TASK FOR DAY 1 – Complete Introduction Module
- Watch the 3 Introduction Module videos multiple times and learn the concepts
- Do the quizzes and make notes in the dialog boxes provided at the bottom of each page
- Learn the sensations and understand the intention of each video
- Change the way you think to change the way you play #nomorestinkin’thinkin’
YOUR TASK FOR THE NEXT WEEK:
- Learn to recognise any inefficiencies in your playing
- Learn a new, efficient approach to play
- Integrate your new knowledge over time into your playing
ARE YOU READY FOR LIFTOFF?
Making changes can be challenging so let Greg, your 24/7 mentor, guide you through the challenging process of refining your approach.
There is a lot of playing to come but your thought processes need to be addressed first; how you think is how you play.
As challenging as it can be, be sure to leave your preconceived ideas at the door.
This is all new material ONLY for WindWorks members like you.
Be sure to re-watch the “Concept” videos starting with the Sound Equation video on the next page to reinforce your new ideas on a regular basis; simply watching the videos once is not enough.

Make reminder notes in the comments box provided at the bottom of each page. Next time you log in, you will find your notes on the dashboard as a reminder.
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE SOUND
Be sure you know what you want to SOUND like. Make sure you hear as many live performances as possible. The acoustic sounds produced by professional performers will encourage you to have a beautiful sound and a joyous playing experience.
Greg Spence playing lead trumpet with Michael Buble
on “It Takes Two” live Australian television.
It Had Better Be Tonight


WindWorks Foundation Level

LARGO – “in a slow tempo and dignified in style”
WindWorks LARGO members are a very mixed bag ranging from outright beginners through to seasoned pros that have realised the error of their ways and need to reboot. This dignified lot realise the importance of efficiency and purity of sound.
The pieces played by these guys are slow and low but beautiful brass playing in the low register at a slow tempo can often be the most demanding.
LARGO members are patient observers of the learning process who are bursting with joy at the mere thought of playing their instrument; they also know the importance of developing a healthy fundamental range.
ADAGIO – “In a leisurely manner”
MTM ADAGIO members are the naughty kids from around the block. They still nail the Bronze Medal Stage daily but have a bit of attitude ‘coz they “sound so good yo!”
This unruly mob are hitting up the Silver Medal Stage in a leisurely, but cool, way as they know that rushing will only let negative tension in which will ultimately lead to their demise.
Some of the more courageous ADAGIO dudes are adding in the advanced “Singing C” supplementary exercises to their Silver Medal practise. We would love to tell you more now BUT you gotta earn it!