Trombonology by Tommy Dorsey

[Volker8817]

Also could be done with piano + bass as accompaniment. Either way, nice job!

[1976theusafband]

I think you did a great job! Junior recital? Oustanding for a young man. Keep up the good work.

[OntheGulfCoast]

Sounds very pleasing to me , nice combo ...: )

[computer1818]

you gotta swing it man. put sass in those licks! a straight horn wouldve been better (more authentic jazz sound)

[hehekeithy]

yep. my playing has changed a lot since then. I had just purchased that horn and had no straight horn yet. If i attempt to play it again i will definately use my small bore horn.

[ssbblists]

@computer1818 what do you mean by a straight horn? Cuz i'm thinking of maybe majoring in trombone

[yoyoguy435]

@ssbblists a straight horn doesn't have the f attachment (a.k.a. a trigger) on it.

[czechnoob]

Man I have my trombone with large corpus and i can get a jazz sound from it... :)

[KingGooey]

is that last note a super g? that's what my tuner is registering it as :L

[spinspohr]

its supposed to be a high F. It may be a little out of tune, but its not a g.

[KingGooey]

ah ok, that's impressive stuff!!

[jiminpdx]

Nice job!

[waltandrus]

Nice job. Needs a bit of vibrato though... don't think you need the F attachment for this piece...

[hehekeithy]

thanks. the f attachment is not needed.

[Hazendeuce]

Yeah.. Probably would've been better if the piano and set were on par. Trombone sounds great, minus a few mess ups. Awesome job. I think this solo sounds best with an ensemble behind it though.

[elh666]

Yeah, brilliant brass band arrangement of it.

[jonnyfly00]

haha the drums and the piano are not locked in at all

[chrishaines1186]

disagree

[Shobecool]

Great rendition