Copy of B-flat accompaniments to the James Stamp Warm-ups for trumpet

The origin of this particular track can be traced back to 2003, when it was first recorded by Wojciech Makowski in his home recording studio. The poem is addressed to the pure feeling of love to which the real human features were assigned by using a stylistic form of personification. In this song, love is a specific lyrical entity which is treated as a real human being. An entirely new version of this song is proposed in 2024 with modified lyrics as well as changed melodies and instrumental arrangements with the gothic touch of Kamil Walczak. Enjoy!

Kamil Walczak (feat. Wojciech Makowski) - SOMEPLACE SAFE (Alt.)

Em & Double-U - BALLAD OF GRACEFUL LOLA

Todos os áudios do book 1 - British and American

Book 1 - Track 44 - Unit 8A - Listening 4 - Page 141

Book 1 - Track 43 - Unit 8A - Listening 3 - Page 138

Book 1 - Track 37 - Unit 7A - Listening 2 - Page 120

Book 1 - Track 22 - Unit 4A - Listening 2 - Page 72

Book 1 - Track 15 - Unit 3A - Listening 2 - Page 49

23 #6 Warmup 06

5 Mouthpiece Practice

4 Mouthpiece Practice Demo

3 Lips Alone 02

2 Lips Alone 01

1 Lips Alone Demo

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