I personally like to use blues scales with things of this nature So learn your blues scales and articulate, breath, do lots of lip slurs, and get some licks from other trombonists that you hear pros that is
Use more air on some of your noets and be ALOT more confident. trynot growll to much.When you try to play soft sometimes you need to not play so soft that they noets do not come out.Over all you played good.
Whatch out for the high noets and dont not over do the noets when you exagerate.
Its a Great Solo but sometimes less is best and try doing some high notes or even add more color with a cup mute and using a cup mute it makes the note go sharp.Good Luck in B flat blues!
The Blues Scale is simple and effective, even if you only have one octave at the moment. From the top, it goes: Bb(1), Ab(3), F(1), E(2), Eb(3), Db(5), Bb(1).
It seems your accompaniment is a little swingy, I would try to articulate more like "du-dah", and really try just be a little more clear on the note beginning and ending.
Also be sure to use all the notes in the b-flat blues scale, B-flat, D-flat, E-flat, E, F, A-flat, B-flat.
Just have fun with it, don't force or rush anything. :)
1 trombone up 2 relax 3 adjust your omishure (stop moving around)
9889lolz 9 months ago
1 trombone up 2 relax 3 adjust your omishure
9889lolz 9 months ago
I personally like to use blues scales with things of this nature So learn your blues scales and articulate, breath, do lots of lip slurs, and get some licks from other trombonists that you hear pros that is
-Have a good practice
mikegreenemusic 10 months ago
lol Cool. Last year back in my last year in a middle school band, we had a jazz clinic and I had to do a solo to this exact recording.
moomiss 1 year ago
Answer to all your problems in life: More Air ^_^
Cheeseguy88 1 year ago
Why in the hell is f before E?? someone made a funny mistake
turboqwert 1 year ago
Posture!
Instead of sitting, just stand.
Also keep the trombone off your shoulder.
YeShallKnow 1 year ago
Use more air on some of your noets and be ALOT more confident. trynot growll to much.When you try to play soft sometimes you need to not play so soft that they noets do not come out.Over all you played good.
Whatch out for the high noets and dont not over do the noets when you exagerate.
Trombone590 1 year ago
im 12 years old about to do my first solo in a latin tune called manteca nybody got any ideas i play tenor tbone
rngerz 1 year ago
@rngerz Learn your pentatonic scales in Bb and Db flat. Use those two scales and you should be fine.
Owunthrizzel 1 year ago
@rngerz not sure if you still have it but listen to other latin charts and copy some of the rhythms you hear
Tromb0ne22 1 year ago
Its a Great Solo but sometimes less is best and try doing some high notes or even add more color with a cup mute and using a cup mute it makes the note go sharp.Good Luck in B flat blues!
jandersond89 1 year ago
The Blues Scale is simple and effective, even if you only have one octave at the moment. From the top, it goes: Bb(1), Ab(3), F(1), E(2), Eb(3), Db(5), Bb(1).
bobilleg74 2 years ago
you have to work with your sound..but I like improvisation
towar85 2 years ago
pierdol sie z takim graniem
michaltompuz 2 years ago
what type of trombone do you use
and how big is your mouthpiece because unless that is a bass trombone to begin with it goes low.
Thanks
jjrt2012 2 years ago
Im Using a shilke 51d. its a normal tenor mouthpiece
lilslash2 2 years ago
Thanks for the tip
lilslash2 2 years ago
I love the trombone regardless, good job.
It seems your accompaniment is a little swingy, I would try to articulate more like "du-dah", and really try just be a little more clear on the note beginning and ending.
Also be sure to use all the notes in the b-flat blues scale, B-flat, D-flat, E-flat, E, F, A-flat, B-flat.
Just have fun with it, don't force or rush anything. :)
Best wishes.
onewing22 2 years ago