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Getting the Lead Out

Posted on May 6, 2014 by ben

Lately my students and I have been addressing the problem of dullness in low brass sound. This is a very common problem in today’s large-bore world. In a quest for Continue Reading →

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Alto Retort

Posted on April 5, 2014 by ben

The following essay from an anonymous reader details the overall approach to playing alto trombone, and reviews some well known alto makers. Jay Friedman I think the issue of alto Continue Reading →

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Consumer Retorts Retort

Posted on March 6, 2014 by ben

Here are the results of last month’s call for consumer feedback on favorite trombone related products. Contributors names have been left out to protect the innocent. I will entertain more Continue Reading →

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Brass World Loses Two Icons

Posted on January 4, 2014 by ben

In July and December respectively the brass world lost two of it’s most cherished performers, Adolf “Bud” Herseth and Edward Kleinhammer. Both were members of the Chicago Symphony, Mr. Herseth Continue Reading →

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Section Playing Examined

Posted on November 3, 2013 by ben

One of my readers asked if I would write about orchestral section playing and the things that go into making a cohesive orchestral trombone section. First of all, this is Continue Reading →

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