Bass Trombone solo

Another B-Flat Blues solo.
About halfwaay through i hit my stand with my slide so just ignore that haha.
A Few few minor mistakes but not too many
If you are a jazz musicianand you fully understand improvisation please leave tips in my comment box

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[alanraph]

Nice jazz tone. You play the notes well.

You need to listen to more blues by other players (not necessarily trombone). Keep at it

Alan Raph

[lilslash2]

Thanx

[music20011]

you gotta peek it man. make that thing sound sweet!

[lilslash2]

Thanks dude. You got any other tips?

[happywalrus42]

@lilslash2 i think you need a little more practice with your tounging, it was sounding a little muffled

[lilslash2]

@happywalrus42 i didnt have a real video camera. it was a cheap kodak that didnt have a mic on the outside so all my old vids sound this way unfortunetly

[music20011]

Peel*

[lbmcnally]

Im in sixth grade and play trombone this is amazing can you play the hey song I can I memorized it easy

[pablito162]

@alanraph WoW! imagine a compliment on your tone by Alan Raph, the author of the "Double valve Bass Trombone" book.

[music20011]

@lilslash2 all i can say is a lot of practice on amberture and tone

[Tromboneplaya]

listen to some jj jhonson if u want a lil jazz style

[Owunthrizzel]

Hey man, you sound like you have potential. All you need to do is get some improvisation language. Im not alan raph, but i am a bass trombonist that focuses on improv a lot. Check out curtis fuller on bluesette. Transcribe his solo on Bluesette and Undecided. Google bebop scale and ii-V-I turnaround. and check out my vids too :)

[s3si1u]

@lilslash2 omg...you recieve a comment from alan raph..=O

[Eclipticalstorm]

A misconceived notion about improving is that you always have to be playing something, but the rest are just as important as the notes themselves. Like Alan was saying listen to some guys, and if you hear something you like transpose it. It is always great to understand how what you play fits into the changes. Try to play just the arpeggios for each change through the song.  Then once you have that under your fingers you will know what notes work best.

[311it3pwnage]

haha nice im wondering what the hell im doin here cuz im a euphoniumist haha but great job