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The trombone is a member of the low brass family. It is played with a sliding motion rather than with valves. The player uses their lips to create vibration into the mouth piece in order to make the sound.
The trombone is a member of the low brass family. It is played with a sliding motion rather than with valves. The player uses their lips to create vibration into the mouth piece in order to make the sound.
This is a link to the Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) webpage about Trombone
This is a link to the Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) webpage about Trombone
Listen to this trombone solo from Maurice Ravel's famous piece, "Bolero."
Listen to this trombone solo from Maurice Ravel's famous piece, "Bolero."
Part of the trombone: The three main parts of the trombone are the bell, slide, and mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is where the player blows air into in order to create the sound. The slide determines what note the player will play. The bell then releases the sound.
The Bass Trombone
The Bass Trombone
The Bass Trombone: bigger than the regular trombone and plays lower notes. Bass trombones are used for bigger sounds, and they are used to help enhance the tuba as well as the other trombones. Usually there is only one bass trombone in a band or an orchestra.
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