Arban is a well-known method for learning the trumpet, created by the famous cornet player and teacher, Jean-Baptiste Arban. His book, titled "The Complete Conservatory Method for Trumpet," was first published in the 19th century and has since become a standard reference for trumpet players around the world. It includes exercises, studies, and etudes designed to improve technique and musicianship. The method emphasizes the importance of tone production, flexibility, and articulation. It also features a variety of musical styles, allowing students to develop their skills in different genres. Many professional trumpet players still use Arban's method as a foundational resource in their practice routines.