Gee, I'm so glad this is the opposite for the bass trombone. I spend about 90% of my time in the mid-low-pedal register. Practical playing range of pedal just above double pedal b-flat up to 3rd space in the treble clef. FOr those counting, that's almost 5 octaves.
Agree. The awesome trumpet teacher Pop McClaughlin taught that we should quickly warm up to playing G on top of staff, and from that point in every practice session make that G the ready point to hit at any time. Not middle G or middle C.
Trombone as well this is very true
I love the sound of the trumpet and I'm having fun learning it but man it's temperamental
Yep someday trumpet doesn't want to be bothered lol
Gee, I'm so glad this is the opposite for the bass trombone. I spend about 90% of my time in the mid-low-pedal register. Practical playing range of pedal just above double pedal b-flat up to 3rd space in the treble clef. FOr those counting, that's almost 5 octaves.
AGREED. Too many players warm-up for too long.
Agree. The awesome trumpet teacher Pop McClaughlin taught that we should quickly warm up to playing G on top of staff, and from that point in every practice session make that G the ready point to hit at any time. Not middle G or middle C.
Thanks cuz