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That's Not Spit, It's Condensation!

“That’s Not Spit, It’s Condensation” is a weekly podcast with conversations and discussions about all things music. In it, we’ll peel back the layers of what makes great musicians great, hoping to inspire others to achieve their maximum potential.http://thatsnotspit.com

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Update frequency
every 9 days
Average duration
70 minutes
Episodes
191
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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#192: Doug Lindsey - Master Lip Trills and Unlock Effortless Trumpet Technique

#192: Doug Lindsey - Master Lip Trills and Unlock Effortless Trumpet Technique

In this episode, we break down how to master lip trills, develop faster and cleaner technique, and play with more freedom—without adding tension.

You’ll learn why “lip trills” aren’t actually about th…

01:31:26  |   Wed 13 Aug 2025
#191: Victor Djonorh - What Middle School Band Directors Really Do (And Why It Matters)

#191: Victor Djonorh - What Middle School Band Directors Really Do (And Why It Matters)

In this episode of That's Not Spit, It's Condensation, I sit down with Victor Djonorh, longtime band director at Summit Middle School and assistant director at Edmond Santa Fe, to dive deep into the

01:13:50  |   Wed 16 Jul 2025
#190: Johanna Yarbrough - From Orchestral Challenges to Teaching with Impact

#190: Johanna Yarbrough - From Orchestral Challenges to Teaching with Impact

In this episode, I’m joined by Johanna Yarbrough, who recently transitioned from her role as second horn with the Detroit Symphony Orchestra to become the Professor of French Horn at Louisiana State …

01:19:53  |   Wed 02 Jul 2025
BONUS: College Trumpet Players - Tired of Spinning Your Wheels?

BONUS: College Trumpet Players - Tired of Spinning Your Wheels?

Sign up for the FREE online masterclass (college students only): https://live.ryanbeachtrumpet.com/gold-method-masterclass-podcast

If you’re a college trumpet player who works hard but still feels stu…

00:06:49  |   Mon 23 Jun 2025
#189: Is Vennture the Future of Mouthpiece Design for Trumpet Players? | Doug McVey

#189: Is Vennture the Future of Mouthpiece Design for Trumpet Players? | Doug McVey

Doug McVey is the founder of Vennture mouthpieces. He guides the technical direction of Vennture, oversees the development of VennCAD, and designs the tooling and processes used to produce Vennture c…

01:17:32  |   Wed 18 Jun 2025
#188: How to Teach Trumpet: Lessons from 30+ Years of Experience

#188: How to Teach Trumpet: Lessons from 30+ Years of Experience

Michael Anderson is the recently retired Professor of Trumpet at the Wanda L. Bass School of Music at Oklahoma City University. He is a member of the International Trumpet Guild Board of Directors an…

01:15:21  |   Wed 04 Jun 2025
#187: Sound, Self-Belief, and the Path to Trumpet Mastery | Karl Sievers

#187: Sound, Self-Belief, and the Path to Trumpet Mastery | Karl Sievers

Karl Sievers grew up in Louisville, KY. His teachers include Leon Rapier, former principal trumpet in the Louisville Orchestra; Louis Davidson, former principal trumpet in the Cleveland Orchestra; Wi…

01:47:34  |   Tue 20 May 2025
#186: What It Really Takes To Win A Top Opera Job (Trombone Edition) | Will Baker

#186: What It Really Takes To Win A Top Opera Job (Trombone Edition) | Will Baker

William A. Baker, was appointed Bass Trombonist of the Lyric Opera of Chicago Orchestra in 2024 by Music Director Enrique Mazzola. He also currently serves as the Principal Bass Trombonist of the Mon…

01:05:56  |   Wed 07 May 2025
#185: Writing An Etude Book and the Benefits Of Brass Band On Trumpet Playing | Jen Oliverio

#185: Writing An Etude Book and the Benefits Of Brass Band On Trumpet Playing | Jen Oliverio

Dr. Jennifer Oliverio is a celebrated cornet and flugelhorn player who holds the positions of principal cornet with the Fountain City Brass Band and flugelhorn with the Athena Brass Band. Jen is curr…

00:50:38  |   Wed 23 Apr 2025
#184: Preparing For Solo Competitions and Handling Failure | Grace O'Connell

#184: Preparing For Solo Competitions and Handling Failure | Grace O'Connell

Grace O’Connell is a highly diverse musician with equal passions for soloing, orchestral playing, and chamber music. Grace frequently plays in the Nashville Symphony Orchestra and Huntsville Symphony…

01:03:09  |   Wed 09 Apr 2025
#183: Building the Upper Register and How To Win An Audition | Chris Smith

#183: Building the Upper Register and How To Win An Audition | Chris Smith

Christopher Smith brings nearly 20 years of major orchestral and ensemble experience to the role of Principal Trumpet of the San Diego Symphony Orchestra. Prior to joining the SDSO, he was 4th/Utilit…

01:30:42  |   Wed 26 Mar 2025
#182: My Experience Auditioning for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

#182: My Experience Auditioning for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra

In this episode, we're talking about my experience auditioning for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. We'll cover how I prepared, what I did differently, what I learned, the rounds themselves, and my th…

01:49:13  |   Sun 16 Mar 2025
#181: Your Guide To Embouchure Changes On The Trumpet | Matt Vangjel

#181: Your Guide To Embouchure Changes On The Trumpet | Matt Vangjel

Reach out to Matt!
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In the fall of 2024, Matthew Vangjel will begin teaching at the University of Missouri Kansas City. Matthew Vangjel was previously the Julian R. and Sidney …

01:05:25  |   Wed 05 Jun 2024
#180: How To Win An Audition (And How To Play Low!) | Tony Prisk

#180: How To Win An Audition (And How To Play Low!) | Tony Prisk

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Anthony Prisk joined The Philadelphia Orche…

01:05:59  |   Wed 08 May 2024
#179: How To Practice Like A Pro | Joe Gray

#179: How To Practice Like A Pro | Joe Gray

Dr. Joseph Gray is the Associate Director of Bands and trumpet instructor at the University of North Alabama. Before coming to Florence, he served on the music faculty at the University of Alabama in…

00:47:42  |   Wed 24 Apr 2024
#178: Winning The Job In The President's Own | Ben Gunnarson

#178: Winning The Job In The President's Own | Ben Gunnarson

Ben Gunnarson is a trumpet player and music educator based in Los Angeles, California. He is currently Principal Trumpet of the Bay Philharmonic and also is a member of the Disneyland Band. After gro…

01:17:33  |   Wed 10 Apr 2024
#177: Dan Carson | My Road To The Chicago Symphony

#177: Dan Carson | My Road To The Chicago Symphony

Daniel Carson comes to the CSO after previously holding the position of principal bass at the Alabama Symphony Orchestra from 2013-16, and having performed with numerous other American orchestras, in…

01:02:47  |   Wed 27 Mar 2024
#176: Wiff Rudd | How To Practice The Trumpet

#176: Wiff Rudd | How To Practice The Trumpet

Wiff Rudd began teaching trumpet and serving as Brass Area Coordinator at Baylor University in 2002. Previous teaching posts include Oklahoma Baptist University and the University of Arkansas. A foun…

01:14:42  |   Wed 13 Mar 2024
#175: Jesse Cook | How to Practice the Trumpet

#175: Jesse Cook | How to Practice the Trumpet

Dr. Jesse Cook has been hailed by Fanfare Magazine as a trumpeter with “technical surety, a shining tone, dynamic control, a smooth legato, and real imagination.”

Dr. Cook is the Assistant Professor o…

01:00:38  |   Wed 28 Feb 2024
#174: Stephen Wadsack | Audition Preparation

#174: Stephen Wadsack | Audition Preparation

Stephen M. Wadsack serves as the Instructor of Trumpet and director of Wright State University's Jazz Studies program offerings. In addition to his responsibilities with the trumpet studio and jazz s…

00:49:06  |   Wed 14 Feb 2024
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