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Year: 2017

Equipment Notes

Posted on November 13, 2017 by ben

Being a Conn-Selmer artist who plays Bach trombones, I am always interested in instrument design and manufacture. We are currently working on a new signature model, featuring a thin red-brass Continue Reading →

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Billiards, Not Pool!

Posted on May 8, 2017 by ben

I use this mental analogy when playing legato to stimulate the airstream. I imagine the surface of the billiard table as the layer of air which the slide rides on. Continue Reading →

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The Importance of Singing in Relation to Brass Playing

Posted on April 4, 2017 by ben

by Michael Becker Throughout the course of my studies as a trombonist I’ve always tried to find new ways to play and grow as a musician. Many of my teachers Continue Reading →

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Velvet Fog

Posted on March 10, 2017 by ben

My excellent student Brian Johnston suggested I write an article on a term I used at a lesson a couple of weeks ago. I told him that a famous pop Continue Reading →

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