Arban's world-famous trumpet school is not progressive and is not intended for complete beginners. It already presupposes mastering almost the entire range of the trumpet. It contains about a hundred relatively easy etudes that even a beginner would be able to play if they were not laid so high.

In this issue of the world-famous Arban Trumpet School, its author Ladislav Daniel solved this problem. He realized the idea of ​​arranging etudes methodically and strictly progressively in a way that suits the elementary teaching of the trumpet playing. The first 25 etudes - the easiest and shortest - are transposed into keys from two b to two # and the range does not exceed d2. The other 25 etudes in this workbook contain keys from four b to four # and the range reaches e2. The rhythm of the exercise is also gradually more demanding. The content of each etude also includes the original key and location in the original Arban school