Masters of Brass - 20 Minute Trombone Warm-Up Routine with Michael Davis - Trailer 1

[HuggumsMcgehee]

Someone is not getting it. They played a fifth too high every single time the octave jump came up. lol

[tr0mpwned]

@HuggumsMcgehee hhahaha noticed that

[HuggumsMcgehee]

@tr0mpwned And they're strong and wrong too. lol.

[sandrotbne]

Muito bom!!!! legal...

Como eu conigo esse material pra etudar? Já tenho o áudio, preciso das partituras, já procurei por tod net e não consegui achar.

Valeu!!!

Sandro Fernando Silva

Brasil

[BabyMakerzUnited]

I'm about to buy myself a new trombone and I wanted to know what's the difference between your trombone and everyone else's? It seems as though their trombones have more to them?

[yiannisgreendog]

@BabyMakerzUnited Some of them have an automatic F button so you play a b flat and hold the button and it changes it into an f

[tyzon05]

@yiannisgreendog It's not an "automatic F button" it's a trigger that puts the horn in the key of F.

Basically, it just makes you play down a perfect forth.

[RossBrass]

The Emory Remington warm-ups are in theory excellent. Care must be taken to play them in tune i.e F2 is a sharp harmonic E, Eb, D etc. - they all need to be flattened particularly in warm ups. I notice most clammed those notes because lack of adjustment. Also arching over the harmonics jumps is necessary to create a clean interval.

Ross Hurley

Brass Educator

Auckland New Zealand