Beginner Trombone Mistakes to Avoid
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- In this video, we're going to cover some common beginner mistakes that trombone players often make, and show you how to avoid them. From incorrect posture and hand positioning to issues with breath support and tone production, we'll walk you through the steps to correct these mistakes and improve your playing. Whether you're new to the trombone or looking to improve your technique, this video is for you. Join us as we dive into the world of trombone playing and help you become a better musician. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more trombone lessons and tips!
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What's up trombone players! My name is Paul The Trombonist, I hope you enjoy all of my trombone covers, trombone arrangements, and all things trombone! I have some fun trombone arrangements, helpful trombone lessons, and some advice from masters in my Bone Masters series! I hope you enjoy!
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Y'know Paul., I hgave been playing trombone for 62 years, but I have always believed that you never stop learning and you should listen to everyone. I had forgotten about long tones and tend to go straight into arpeggios low to high. My bad. Thanks for the reminder, man.
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Namaste
thank you i am in midloll school band with the trombone
thx
Thanks Paul !
Is anybody else an experienced trombonist watching this to make sure they haven't been doing any of this wrong the entire time?
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I can't reiterate enough how important it is to practice buzzing on just the mouthpiece. If there's ever a line that I'm having trouble playing, i'll usually try to buzz it on the mouthpiece. It definitely is crazy how big of a difference it makes. Can't hit that high A above the staff? If you can buzz it on your mouthpiece I bet you can!
You hold the slide almost the way baseball players are told to hold the bat-so gently somebody could easily take the bat out of their hands. No tension. Then you can have an ultra fast response.
Woah makes so much sense
Not me having played the trombone for a good four weeks now and going on my school's band and orchestra trip in less than 48 hours...
i really, really needed this video, thanks:D
I am in 6th grade and I play the trombone, in 3 days is our concert and this helped me a lot, thank you❤
Another to adjust the pressure is while you are playing pull the horn away until air starts escaping from around the mouthpiece. I do this when I do long tones and when I start to get tired as applying pressure is something you think you need to do, but that's not good. Thanks. I appreciate your videos.
Nice one! Thanks for stopping by
Thanks Paul. I'm pretty new to trombone (about 1yr in) and having a blast. I've definitely noted my challenges with tension (i.e, squeezing the grip hand holding the trombone) as I increase my effort and pressing to hard on the mouthpiece, especially when I try to hit a high D, Eb, F. Love the tips to back-off and revisit the long tones.
Good trumpet 🎺
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Thank you, I always walk away with good stuff and enjoy the way you present, sometime I get a little smile or laugh .
I’ve been learning trombone for a while now, this has helped so thank you!! ✌️😙
Good tips, thanks 😄
Iam trumpet player, interesting how much similarities exist. Longtones are crucial!
Contains helpful info and is dramatic. I love it:)
Thank you, I just got home with my 1st trombone and I'm playing long notes!
DUDE! You just helped me with moushen!
Another great video👍🏼
Thanks for the visit
Just from a trumpet players perspective cause I watched this out of curiosity for what overlaps trumpet you want lots of air pressure not a lot of air and that pressure to be highly highly controlled you want very little physical pressure
Great video! Love it!
Thanks so much!
Thank you just started playing and just working on getting the Bb major scale down.
Oh man, i miss those days lol. The Bb scale was the best and most amazing scale, until i met the Eb major scale. The best of them all, along with Ab major and F major as well. A major, B major, D major Etc. All suck, the C major scale is rather nice however.
I’ve also just started getting the hang of the Bb major scale… though now that i’ve gotten an actual brass trombone, the 12c mouthpiece feels weird compared to the plastic, pbone 11c mouthpiece i was using.
as a didjeridoo player*, who is starting trombone, I can say that pressure is important.
not all the pressures are important, though...
...just the so called "back-pressure": that's extremely important because it makes you not struggle on buzzing
*"didjeridooing" since 2003
My sons been playing for 4 years, I played all through school but the last time I touched one was 21 years ago. I picked his up with wayyyy too much confidence and made an ass of myself lol I need to get back on the bike quickly. I told him I’ll learn a song over summer break
Sub'd! As a returning player (32 year break), I need all the helps! Appreciate what you are doing!
thank you
My trombone teacher says I play the trombone notes to low, and I don’t know how to raise them.
New video set up looks way better bro
thanks for noticing!
Thirty years ago, I played in college as a music major until I realized I'd never be good enough to make a living and teaching sixth graders didn't interest me. So, I earned a different sheepskin. Now, my son is a degreed and happy music educator: define irony. 😆
I haven't touched a horn in thirty years and am humble enough to start again (technically, I can still read and the like) from ground zero. Your videos are very helpful. Thanks.
Awesome! Glad to have you here
Hey what would you recommend me adjusting, my problem is I can play just fine when I have the whole instrument but when I have just the mouthpiece it sounds way different.
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Hey, I just started on the trombone after many years on the tuba, i also recently got braces, I feel like I don’t have the same sound when I don’t press as hard on the mouth peace, could that be because I’m not used to the instrument, the braces or just need time to practice not pressing as hard?
Just wondering what mouthpiece you use and how important that is to your playing?
Lip muscles is key.After that you figure out your octaves
I’ve been playing for a while now and sometimes it’s just hard not so to put pressure when I’m trying to play in the higher register
All trombone players can relate
Its my first time on trombone I learned my first song today it was happy birthday
Thank Paul my name is also paul😂 my band director recommended me to you cause we have the same name
how many notes can you hit with the buzz??? seems endless right now...=)
I learnt much better from the examples
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I've noticed that you are making kind of like a frowny face. Whenever I do that, the sound is really flat. what should I do?
Unbelievable. You advocate for less effort and then recommend buzzing. That is the worst of advice for beginners.
No. The instrument is NOT an amplifier. It is a resonator. And the mouthpiece does not have that resonance . It takes much more effort to "buzz" the mouthpiece than to play the full instrument.
I have a ''P- Bone'' Trombone, what advice do you have to play it since it's plastic?
My advice is to switch to brass when you get to an intermediate level:
Me too. The plastic ones has a relatively muffled sound and give more resistance to the air. Some notes on the brass ones are extremely easy to play (resonance in the brass metal).