Paul Weschke (Part 2)
by Per Gade Paul Weschke’s career was interrupted first by WWI and then when he was retired, WWII. He died in 1940, the 1st year of WWII. Anton Hansen, solo Continue Reading →
Trombonist and Conductor
by Per Gade Paul Weschke’s career was interrupted first by WWI and then when he was retired, WWII. He died in 1940, the 1st year of WWII. Anton Hansen, solo Continue Reading →
by Per Gade Paul Weschke (b. 31. january 1867 – d. 19. March 1940.)] Introduction: Paul Weschke was the greatest trombone virtuoso of his era. He was known for his Continue Reading →
Many years ago I was talking to a friend who was into martial arts and he mentioned Bruce Lee’s name. At that time I thought Bruce Lee was just another Continue Reading →
It’s time to tackle a problem that plagues almost every player of a middle to low tessitura instrument, such as the trombone, bass trombone and tuba. One of the most Continue Reading →
Think of the amount of legato tongue you use in slurring as an ingredient in a recipe. Depending on the altitude you live at, the ratio of ingredients in a Continue Reading →