I'm in secondary school and I want to know how to play the trombone since I'm going to play it soon after I start my CCA. Any tips? How do I blow properly? What is the correct position to hold the trombone?
@TheK0rnbeef If you're a trombone player, it's quite simple. If you want to go from an E natural (2nd position) to an E flat, just go to 3rd position.
The difference between these two notes is called a "half step." When a note is flat, it's played one half step down from the natural note. So a G natural (4th position), when it is marked Gflat is now 5th position.
so playing a trombone is the same as whistling in terms of intuitiveness for beginners? you just have to know your highest note and your lowest note and your set, except more work is required if you have to get great at it, right?
@soulelemanator embouchure and cheek puffing is up to the person playing the instrument. Louis Armstrong puffed his cheeks.If that feels right for you to play, its how you should play. Its really such a minor thing to get caught up on, nit picking like that can really take the fun out of music for beginners. Too many 'professional' musicians get preachy about perfect form, nit picking posture and hand position... its a load of crap. Music isn't what notes you play, but the spaces between them.
@zenious1 Along the various fundamentals low to high, E, B, E, Ab, B, E
There are lot of notes which have alternate slide positions in different fundamentals, knowing those alternate positions can be useful in speeding up playing of certain passages. For example, it's easier to play a high-D in 4th position up one fundamental around notes played in third, than to set the slide back to first simply to play that D. Or play an middle F in sixth when progressing from low F (which is also 6th)
When playing the trombone you have a noticably better sound without puffing your cheeks out. Many beginners do it and it should be fixed asap for the best tonal quality. Most bands tune to a Bb. (Unless your in an orchestra you have to tune to an A). F is a naturally sharp note that when played with the slide all the way in will be sharp. When you tune to an F you will tune the rest of your notes flat. At my high school i resquested to my director to tune to a Bb for the low brass.
I've been playing trombone for a couple months now in school. I can get a sound out of it but not really a great sound. does anyone have any tips on buzzing or tones for me?
@shortkid2929 i play have been for 5 years since the 4th grade sorry no great tips LOTS OF AIR the more the better and LOTS of practice but im sure your doing that. ps dont try to get you sound amazing right away it wont sound clean and clear untill youve been playing for like 10 years
@shortkid2929 i play have been for 5 years since the 4th grade sorry no great tips LOTS OF AIR the more the better and LOTS of practice but im sure your doing that. ps dont try to get you sound amazing right away it wont sound clean and clear untill youve been playing for like 10 years.
i played the trumpet last week and even my band techer said i had to change instruments because of how bad i was. then yesterday he showed me the trombone and he honestly said i played all of the positions perfectly!! well sorta
I want yo play the trombone but i have a problem: I am left handed, can I play the slide with the other hand? I suppose i can because of the form of the instrument. I dont want to play normally, because I actually play guitar and a little piano, and I want to try a instrument in which I haven't got that disadvantage. I hope somebody could help me.
@JavierWylde Yeah, just swing the slide around to the left side, with the bell on your right shoulder. Or, you could just learn to play right-handed since you're just starting out on it. You don't have to play the guitar at a disadvantage; simply invert the strings, putting the highest on the bottom with the neck in your right hand. As for the piano, do your best with whatcha got.
Why do people do that? I was taught not to puff the cheeks and I never did. I was the only trombonist who didn't do it. My notes would sound so much better compared to the others. They didn't listen, they probably thought I was arrogant. lol
Never buy a trombone from ebay, some people walk away happy, but a lot of times there will be problems with it. Like the one I got, the slide is bent to the point where it's un-fixable. If you wanna buy a cheap trombone online, go to Amazon.
Yellow pages? visit your local music store and find their ad board. Many leave their business cards or those paper ads with tear out phone numbers. You can hook up with local players or find a band/group to play with too.
wtc? it don't really matter what note you tune it on, it aint like a guitar where if you tune the E string to a D it will be all out of whack, when you tune a wind instrument it doesn't tune just one set of notes, it tunes all of them, and Trombone is played in bass clef, but it can have alto clef parts, but you don't change the clef because it screws everything up
I play both guitar and trombone, and it's way harder to tune a trombone. It requires a greater amount of listening, unless you're using a tuner. Additionally, guitars can tune in fifths (besides the last two strings, which can be tuned by using the fourth fret of the G [B] and the low E).
i play guitar and trombone too, and ya its almost impossible to tune a trombone without someone else thats in tune to use as a reference or a tuner, but the way i do it is i have a song i play for my guitar and the first note is 3rd fret 1st string, so if thats off tune i fix it and then tune the rest from the high e string
Hey! I play guitar and trombone too! Actually, it does kind of matter what note you tune a trombone on. It's best to tune to a note in first position obviously, because first is like an open string on guitar or a trumpet without the valves pushed down, and in a partial that is neither flat nor sharp. For instance, the G above high F is played in sharp second, not second, because it is a flat partial. It's best to tune to middle F, low Bb or middle Bb. And remember to tune those F attachments!!!
yeah thats true, i haven't been playing trombone that long, about three years, im looking into getting an upgraded trombone with the F attachments, but im not sure how much thats gonna cost me
It depends on if you want to make an investment or if you want to buy a horn that's cheaper but wont last as long. A Conn 88h is a reliable horn that'll cost you around $1900-2000 and a Bach 42b is a horn that is better for resale but more expensive at $2100-2500. Both of those models come in standard or open wrap. Or you can search for "intermediate" trombones from $1100-1800 with less desirable performance.
well it really sorta gets on my nerves that im gonna have to pay that much for one but if i wasn't playing in a band, and just wanted my own trombone to play and didn't have enough money i can get one on ebay for 280$
You can find pretty good deals on horns on ebay. But you'll still be paying over a thousand bucks.
It's up to you. Dudley Brights, principal trombonist of the London Symph. plays a straight trombone. His is well over a thousand dollars, but it goes to show you don't NEED a trigger.
You'll be so much more succesful (and happier) if you switched to a large bore horn with an F attachment.
yeah the main reason i want that is because now im starting to become a better trombonist i realize how crappy mine is, the slide isn't near as slick as its supposed to be no matter how much slide cream i put on it, and plus the whole thing with going from first to sixth position, and also the sound quality
not exactly you can learn the trombone the same way a right handed person would, like sometimes you do in baseball, and i have heard from my director that you do not need to do that because the water key would be upside down
and trombone can also be played in tenor and alto clefs, depending on (usually) if you have 1st, 2nd, or 3rd part or if most of the piece (like in solos) the notes are above the ledger lines
trombone is a C instrument.. that means if follows the concert pitches (a C on a trombone would be a C on a piano)... a D on trumpet is a C on trombone, dude... not a C on trumpet = F on trombone... a trumpet's C is a Bb on trombone... how do i know? i play trombone...
@tigerband1993 You can do a B-Flat. There is no only one way to do something. yes, each instrument probably does have a note or notes that its better to tune with, but I whole band can tune to a particular note in certain situations
@tigerband1993 That makes me laugh. Most groups any of us play with will tune a Bb primarily. Yes, F is used as well, do you know why? F is the dominant degree of the Bb scale (the fifth). This note works better than Bb on some instruments. Bb and F are both good for trombone players being as we play them in first. (Sometimes even A is used for various woodwinds)
@tigerband1993 Actualy when you are playing on a Bb trombone and are reading on Bas Clef in C transpose.. u are tuning on a Bb. Depending on the reading and instruments tuning. (Bb, C, F, Eb, etc..)
In marchingband and stuff they are tuning on Bb2 .. for a trumpet player it will be the C2 (sounds the same)
@tigerband1993 Are you a fucking idiot? Trombones tune on a Bb along with most other brass instruments. Stop trying to be a smart ass and fuck off so you can learn your shit.
ok just so you know, you can tune on any note you want to, just the preferred note to tune on is either f or b flat. nobody is wrong you can tune all notes
no...The Trombone is played in the bass cleft...also it is a "C" instrument, which sumply means that concert scales are different. like F on a trombone would be C on the trumpet.
i have been playing trombone for 7 years ..its base clef but in jazz band one of my years i forgot my music ...and had to share with a treble clef baritone so i suggest u learn how to play it in both like i have .......ITS EASY!!
Occasionally there are certain parts written in Treble Clef if it's high. For instance, Christmas Carol, the musical, has a 2 measure Treble Clef section in the Overture(Random Example, I know). There are also some Treble Clef sections in solos every now and then. Best just to learn it, Tenor, and Alto as well, so you're fairly comfortable when it comes to sight reading.
I'm in secondary school and I want to know how to play the trombone since I'm going to play it soon after I start my CCA. Any tips? How do I blow properly? What is the correct position to hold the trombone?
jasmineseowhuiwen 2 weeks ago
I don't understand how flats work, could someone please answer?
TheK0rnbeef 2 months ago
@TheK0rnbeef If you're a trombone player, it's quite simple. If you want to go from an E natural (2nd position) to an E flat, just go to 3rd position.
The difference between these two notes is called a "half step." When a note is flat, it's played one half step down from the natural note. So a G natural (4th position), when it is marked Gflat is now 5th position.
EpicPhalure 1 month ago
so playing a trombone is the same as whistling in terms of intuitiveness for beginners? you just have to know your highest note and your lowest note and your set, except more work is required if you have to get great at it, right?
APinhert 2 months ago
the owner of the white sudan... you left your lights on...
lgeklsflz 3 months ago
good........hes good!
JEWLZPAG 3 months ago
@soulelemanator embouchure and cheek puffing is up to the person playing the instrument. Louis Armstrong puffed his cheeks.If that feels right for you to play, its how you should play. Its really such a minor thing to get caught up on, nit picking like that can really take the fun out of music for beginners. Too many 'professional' musicians get preachy about perfect form, nit picking posture and hand position... its a load of crap. Music isn't what notes you play, but the spaces between them.
Carnivalcarl 4 months ago
thanks, this really helped me get the basic(especially switching from euphonium to a trombone), thanks a million
TMBALAND319 8 months ago
atleast your better than the idiots and expertvillage!
REXY309 1 year ago
the sliding are not linear at all , it will be better witout cresc and decrescendo and not let the sliding holding alone (too dangerous for beginner)
tmadyot 1 year ago
What note is 7th position,I relly need to know.
please tell mePLEASE!!!
zenious1 1 year ago
@zenious1 It can be a B natural or an f flat
videogamesrme 1 year ago
@zenious1 B & E
stevenhamlin1000 11 months ago
@zenious1 Along the various fundamentals low to high, E, B, E, Ab, B, E
There are lot of notes which have alternate slide positions in different fundamentals, knowing those alternate positions can be useful in speeding up playing of certain passages. For example, it's easier to play a high-D in 4th position up one fundamental around notes played in third, than to set the slide back to first simply to play that D. Or play an middle F in sixth when progressing from low F (which is also 6th)
tekcomputers 10 months ago
I've been seeing "Treme". So fucking want to buy a trombone and learn how to play.
This shit is amazing!
ma2183 1 year ago
When playing the trombone you have a noticably better sound without puffing your cheeks out. Many beginners do it and it should be fixed asap for the best tonal quality. Most bands tune to a Bb. (Unless your in an orchestra you have to tune to an A). F is a naturally sharp note that when played with the slide all the way in will be sharp. When you tune to an F you will tune the rest of your notes flat. At my high school i resquested to my director to tune to a Bb for the low brass.
ibakepies 1 year ago
I've been playing trombone for a couple months now in school. I can get a sound out of it but not really a great sound. does anyone have any tips on buzzing or tones for me?
shortkid2929 1 year ago
@shortkid2929 i play have been for 5 years since the 4th grade sorry no great tips LOTS OF AIR the more the better and LOTS of practice but im sure your doing that. ps dont try to get you sound amazing right away it wont sound clean and clear untill youve been playing for like 10 years
gpig13 1 year ago
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@shortkid2929 i play have been for 5 years since the 4th grade sorry no great tips LOTS OF AIR the more the better and LOTS of practice but im sure your doing that. ps dont try to get you sound amazing right away it wont sound clean and clear untill youve been playing for like 10 years.
gpig13 1 year ago
@gpig13 thnx alot!
shortkid2929 1 year ago
with air in ur cheacks ur not able to control the air stream which is going in to ur trombone!
PSR2100inUSE 1 year ago
Is that a Tennor Trombone,
Try not to puff your cheaks thats the mistake i made
mickdash 1 year ago
This helped a lot! I'm learning to play trombone for marching season. And I'm a flute... :3 tips??
AdnarimLove 1 year ago
i played the trumpet last week and even my band techer said i had to change instruments because of how bad i was. then yesterday he showed me the trombone and he honestly said i played all of the positions perfectly!! well sorta
iloveeatingglue 1 year ago
Oh dear seeing this I can now see it's going to take me long to accomplish the trombone!
...wish me luck...
Shancus32796 1 year ago
Thank you very much, i had nobody to ask that!
JavierWylde 1 year ago
I want yo play the trombone but i have a problem: I am left handed, can I play the slide with the other hand? I suppose i can because of the form of the instrument. I dont want to play normally, because I actually play guitar and a little piano, and I want to try a instrument in which I haven't got that disadvantage. I hope somebody could help me.
JavierWylde 1 year ago
@JavierWylde yes you can you can turn it around with no problem
sagaunleashed 1 year ago
@JavierWylde Yeah, just swing the slide around to the left side, with the bell on your right shoulder. Or, you could just learn to play right-handed since you're just starting out on it. You don't have to play the guitar at a disadvantage; simply invert the strings, putting the highest on the bottom with the neck in your right hand. As for the piano, do your best with whatcha got.
wannawatchu66 1 year ago
Thank you for the reference to the trumpet, that helps so much. Very cool!
simmerdude 1 year ago
i have a trombone it dosn't just go higher or lower if u move ur slide but your air output also changes
Chrisskateboarding 1 year ago
im surprised his slide didnt slide off when he let go
spanishbananafone 2 years ago
WOW! This makes it a whole lot easier for me to play trombone now. All I have to do is think about what valves to press on my trumpet!
carcrazy25Onx 2 years ago 4
AWESOME! this helped alot
masterxgt 2 years ago
you puffed your cheaks you shouldn't do that
soulelemanator 2 years ago 37
ye your right
dozy080 2 years ago
Why do people do that? I was taught not to puff the cheeks and I never did. I was the only trombonist who didn't do it. My notes would sound so much better compared to the others. They didn't listen, they probably thought I was arrogant. lol
MrVoodooThursday 2 years ago
jj johnson puffed his cheeks
xmrwaffles2 2 years ago
some situations with very advance players it is okay to do. But not advised to any trombone played who playing below collage level.
babtrombone 1 year ago
@soulelemanator
Go back in time and try and tell Dizzy Gillespie that.
Julia08able 1 year ago
@Julia08able yes but you shouldn't need to cause he was good
soulelemanator97 1 year ago
@REXY309 UR SO AWESOME
REXY309 1 year ago
@soulelemanator Who cares? The guy makes a great sound!
notyourplanet 10 months ago
Never buy a trombone from ebay, some people walk away happy, but a lot of times there will be problems with it. Like the one I got, the slide is bent to the point where it's un-fixable. If you wanna buy a cheap trombone online, go to Amazon.
thehill2240 2 years ago
yea i got one and the metal peice which shows the brand name moves and it causes my trombone to vibrate when i play
moonpiekid123 2 years ago
I am currently using a trombone that has no trigger!! =(
Whatever! Trombone rocks!
dneltki 2 years ago 2
i play the trombone it is my first year and me and my friend that play the trombone did a duet and got first place
fitchet101 2 years ago 2
congradualations would you like a medal?
basketmane 2 years ago
im a new trombone player nd im looking for a private tutor help plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
algerianbabii 3 years ago
Yellow pages? visit your local music store and find their ad board. Many leave their business cards or those paper ads with tear out phone numbers. You can hook up with local players or find a band/group to play with too.
UpcomingJedi 2 years ago
how long have you been playing?
MetalMoron1 2 years ago
to know where he or she-
fiftyfade 3 years ago
wtc? it don't really matter what note you tune it on, it aint like a guitar where if you tune the E string to a D it will be all out of whack, when you tune a wind instrument it doesn't tune just one set of notes, it tunes all of them, and Trombone is played in bass clef, but it can have alto clef parts, but you don't change the clef because it screws everything up
Futureguitarist15 3 years ago
I play both guitar and trombone, and it's way harder to tune a trombone. It requires a greater amount of listening, unless you're using a tuner. Additionally, guitars can tune in fifths (besides the last two strings, which can be tuned by using the fourth fret of the G [B] and the low E).
zintata 3 years ago
i play guitar and trombone too, and ya its almost impossible to tune a trombone without someone else thats in tune to use as a reference or a tuner, but the way i do it is i have a song i play for my guitar and the first note is 3rd fret 1st string, so if thats off tune i fix it and then tune the rest from the high e string
Futureguitarist15 3 years ago
If ur tuning by urself its hard. if ur with other intruments if it wavers ur out of tune
CheezyItz 3 years ago
Hey! I play guitar and trombone too! Actually, it does kind of matter what note you tune a trombone on. It's best to tune to a note in first position obviously, because first is like an open string on guitar or a trumpet without the valves pushed down, and in a partial that is neither flat nor sharp. For instance, the G above high F is played in sharp second, not second, because it is a flat partial. It's best to tune to middle F, low Bb or middle Bb. And remember to tune those F attachments!!!
trombonelytrombonist 2 years ago
yeah thats true, i haven't been playing trombone that long, about three years, im looking into getting an upgraded trombone with the F attachments, but im not sure how much thats gonna cost me
Futureguitarist15 2 years ago
It depends on if you want to make an investment or if you want to buy a horn that's cheaper but wont last as long. A Conn 88h is a reliable horn that'll cost you around $1900-2000 and a Bach 42b is a horn that is better for resale but more expensive at $2100-2500. Both of those models come in standard or open wrap. Or you can search for "intermediate" trombones from $1100-1800 with less desirable performance.
trombonelytrombonist 2 years ago
well it really sorta gets on my nerves that im gonna have to pay that much for one but if i wasn't playing in a band, and just wanted my own trombone to play and didn't have enough money i can get one on ebay for 280$
Futureguitarist15 2 years ago
You can find pretty good deals on horns on ebay. But you'll still be paying over a thousand bucks.
It's up to you. Dudley Brights, principal trombonist of the London Symph. plays a straight trombone. His is well over a thousand dollars, but it goes to show you don't NEED a trigger.
You'll be so much more succesful (and happier) if you switched to a large bore horn with an F attachment.
trombonelytrombonist 2 years ago
yeah the main reason i want that is because now im starting to become a better trombonist i realize how crappy mine is, the slide isn't near as slick as its supposed to be no matter how much slide cream i put on it, and plus the whole thing with going from first to sixth position, and also the sound quality
Futureguitarist15 2 years ago
"no matter how much slide cream i put on it"
Unlike oil, you CAN use too much cream. It will make it sticky and slow. Use cream sparingly, but dump on the oil.
migium 2 years ago
i use oil n i think that works so good 4 me
kailey219 2 years ago
agreed. I have trouble not going to play with my trigger when I play with a pea shooter now =P
pantscrapper12 2 years ago
Ive always tuned trombone on B flat
AG3042 3 years ago
His slide is way too sticky :P it shouldn't stay when he lets go
kingkraft1 3 years ago
did that guy really teach anything? Any idiot could teach themselves.
demoncow416 3 years ago
He's a talented professional trombonist - and a nice guy. Certainly not an idiot!
timcmit 3 years ago
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Learn a cool sounding instrument instead. Drums e.g. Trombone sucks. Yuk. Farter.
Platschheimer 3 years ago
drums r easy
lamborghinigallarodo 3 years ago
ummm drums are easy... learn something complicated... rums suck
horseyslapper 3 years ago
I hope you're not teaching anybody!
Boutti 3 years ago
Do they make a left handed trombone
abferrara 3 years ago
All trombones can be left handed, you just screw the slide in differently
lordJordo 3 years ago 12
Ahh ok thanks
abferrara 3 years ago
@lordJordo False. Try doing it with a trigger. Please think before commenting.
Yoyomanthe2nd 1 year ago
@lordJordo Not unless you have a bass or a Bb/F trombone. The rotor mechanism and added piping would get in the way. I play a bass.
16mmDJ 1 year ago
@lordJordo what if you have a trigger trombone
stevenhamlin1000 11 months ago
lol, all trombones r right and left... you just have to switch it onto the different side...
fallenskater1500 3 years ago 2
not exactly you can learn the trombone the same way a right handed person would, like sometimes you do in baseball, and i have heard from my director that you do not need to do that because the water key would be upside down
computerdude04 3 years ago
I appreciate a lot your tips. Thanks a lot.
subjectiveman 3 years ago
and trombone can also be played in tenor and alto clefs, depending on (usually) if you have 1st, 2nd, or 3rd part or if most of the piece (like in solos) the notes are above the ledger lines
peytonio 3 years ago
trombone is a C instrument.. that means if follows the concert pitches (a C on a trombone would be a C on a piano)... a D on trumpet is a C on trombone, dude... not a C on trumpet = F on trombone... a trumpet's C is a Bb on trombone... how do i know? i play trombone...
peytonio 3 years ago
dude... your stupid. trombones are generally made in Bb. you don't tune on an F, you tune to a Bb. learn your instruments...
contraplayah 3 years ago
No, maybe you are stupid. You do tune on an F, not a Bb. Maybe you need to "Learn your instruments."
tigerband1993 3 years ago
ur stupid. contra is right... your wrong.
EHLOCALz 3 years ago
it don't matter, either F or Bb works, F is normally the best, but use Bb for beginners
Futureguitarist15 3 years ago
When you tune your horn, you want to tune to the middle of your range. For most players, that's a Bb.
pantscrapper12 2 years ago
@tigerband1993 Afraid not buddy.
spibach 1 year ago
@tigerband1993 You can do a B-Flat. There is no only one way to do something. yes, each instrument probably does have a note or notes that its better to tune with, but I whole band can tune to a particular note in certain situations
SonicBoomC98 1 year ago
@tigerband1993 That makes me laugh. Most groups any of us play with will tune a Bb primarily. Yes, F is used as well, do you know why? F is the dominant degree of the Bb scale (the fifth). This note works better than Bb on some instruments. Bb and F are both good for trombone players being as we play them in first. (Sometimes even A is used for various woodwinds)
2011TB 1 year ago
@tigerband1993 Actualy when you are playing on a Bb trombone and are reading on Bas Clef in C transpose.. u are tuning on a Bb. Depending on the reading and instruments tuning. (Bb, C, F, Eb, etc..)
In marchingband and stuff they are tuning on Bb2 .. for a trumpet player it will be the C2 (sounds the same)
IQuanaCentersnare 1 year ago
@tigerband1993 - Elementary and Middle School bands do. But he's like 40.. or 50 or something, So.. Yeah, kind of an idiot.
glamourgirlie1 1 year ago
@tigerband1993 Are you a fucking idiot? Trombones tune on a Bb along with most other brass instruments. Stop trying to be a smart ass and fuck off so you can learn your shit.
OMGedInStoresNearYou 1 year ago
ok just so you know, you can tune on any note you want to, just the preferred note to tune on is either f or b flat. nobody is wrong you can tune all notes
computerdude04 3 years ago
no...The Trombone is played in the bass cleft...also it is a "C" instrument, which sumply means that concert scales are different. like F on a trombone would be C on the trumpet.
jakeybarb 3 years ago
You lot are all stupid!!!
you've bot got a clue about the trombonone or music, for example- shostakovich's symphonies are all in the alto clef - I WIN!!
curlyindyboy 4 years ago
you can play any instrument on any clef as long as you can read it and transpose it quick enough. that takes studying tho, so im not gna try it lol
DEATHbyRAZORBACK 4 years ago
no that is way off
it takes much longer with a brass instument due to the fact that it takes the tightening of lips which takes a stronger mouth to play higher notes
Santa0ninja99 4 years ago
not very good quality but yea the trombone uses bass clef
OblivionFan33 4 years ago
trombone uses Bass clef
DanBrown58 4 years ago
its possible but rare
perf0rm4nce 4 years ago
could some1 tell me if u play in bass clef or treble clef with trombone.
sabercat54 4 years ago
Trombone parts are typically notated in bass clef.
01123581321345589144 4 years ago
Thank you!
sabercat54 4 years ago
i have been playing trombone for 7 years ..its base clef but in jazz band one of my years i forgot my music ...and had to share with a treble clef baritone so i suggest u learn how to play it in both like i have .......ITS EASY!!
Shadowsuperform 4 years ago
All you have to do is convert the trebble clef notes into our bass clef notes & you can play in either.
Hellfire918 4 years ago 2
ofcourse its somtimes played in tenor clef and even alto clef. but very rarely in the alto clef.
AgentJohnson1 4 years ago 3
It depends on what type of trombone you are playing
Hellfire918 4 years ago
Occasionally there are certain parts written in Treble Clef if it's high. For instance, Christmas Carol, the musical, has a 2 measure Treble Clef section in the Overture(Random Example, I know). There are also some Treble Clef sections in solos every now and then. Best just to learn it, Tenor, and Alto as well, so you're fairly comfortable when it comes to sight reading.
Trombone0817 4 years ago
also sometimes tenor cleft ^^
salamanderx 4 years ago
Alto clef.
AAAAArgh!
cieslikdavinci 4 years ago
amen
Berthaballs16 4 years ago
oh so thats how you play it. ive been playing for 8 yeard since when i was 3. now i'm playing it in band in middle school.
nikyoma 4 years ago
o wow...I've been blowing in the wrong end all this time. How embarrassing.
Nah I'm kidding, nice video.
zoot69 4 years ago
Play Para Para Paradise [A] from 6th Style plz
Onipa 4 years ago
Nice conn ya got there
Michaelmassie 4 years ago