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Harrison Reed
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ม.ค. 2012
Harrison Reed is an American trombonist. This channel is a collection of videos about the trombone, and tips and lessons for playing the trombone.
F. Liszt, Hosannah Organ Accompaniment
Recorded 20 January, 2022, Kanagawa, Japan. Copyright, Harrison Reed.
Keyboard - Megumi Tanou
Microphones - Lewitt
Please enjoy this free accompaniment track of the wonderful Sunday Church piece, Hosannah!, by Franz Liszt. This is the "minimal click" version, for performance practice. If you would like to download the full quality version of this piece, with additional click track options, please visit my page below. You will also find my other accompaniment tracks there as well:
www.buymeacoffee.com/Harrisonreed/e/54061
Have a great day!
Keyboard - Megumi Tanou
Microphones - Lewitt
Please enjoy this free accompaniment track of the wonderful Sunday Church piece, Hosannah!, by Franz Liszt. This is the "minimal click" version, for performance practice. If you would like to download the full quality version of this piece, with additional click track options, please visit my page below. You will also find my other accompaniment tracks there as well:
www.buymeacoffee.com/Harrisonreed/e/54061
Have a great day!
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Comeback Chops - A Trombone Tangent with Harrison Reed
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In this video, I discuss a positive, thought based approach to coming back after a week or two off the trombone.
Trombone Lessons With Harrison Reed: Lesson 1.5 - How to produce sound on a trombone
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My name is Harrison Reed, and I am here to teach you the trombone. In this lesson, I discuss how to produce a tone on any brass instrument, working from very basic concepts to higher level concepts that I had to figure out over the course of two decades. When spoken aloud, and discussed as in this lesson, these concepts seem obvious, but this is a lesson that I never received. My initial instru...
Trombone Lessons With Harrison Reed: Lesson 1.4 - How to assemble and hold your trombone
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My name is Harrison Reed, and I am here to teach you the trombone. In this lesson, I discuss how to assemble your trombone, how to handle and hold it, and how to not damage it while you're sitting in a band or practicing. I believe that music can be pursued by anyone, and that it is a vital part of what makes us all human. If my lessons are able to help even one person who could not afford less...
Trombone Lessons With Harrison Reed: Lesson 1.3 - How to oil an F attachment rotor
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My name is Harrison Reed, and I am here to teach you the trombone. In this lesson, I discuss why regularly oiling your valve is so important. I also show you how easy it is to do! I believe that music can be pursued by anyone, and that it is a vital part of what makes us all human. If my lessons are able to help even one person who could not afford lessons otherwise, I have succeeded. If you en...
Trombone Lessons With Harrison Reed: Lesson 1.2 - How to care for your slide.
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My name is Harrison Reed, and I am here to teach you the trombone. In this lesson, I discuss why regularly swabbing your outer slide and properly lubricating your slide is so important. I also show you how easy it is to do! I believe that music can be pursued by anyone, and that it is a vital part of what makes us all human. If my lessons are able to help even one person who could not afford le...
Trombone Lessons With Harrison Reed: Lesson 1 - Getting Started
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My name is Harrison Reed and I am here to teach you the trombone. In this lesson, I introduce the tools every trombonist needs to get started. I truly believe that music education should be free and accessible to anyone. If the most disadvantaged person can learn a skill from my videos, I can die happy. If you enjoy my lessons and are able to, please consider supporting me by buying me a coffee...
Masters of the Upper Register, Vol. 1, $19.99
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A serious look at how you can add in the soopuh Fs into your playing career, too.
How To Use An F Attachment on the Trombone
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In this video, I discuss the three basic uses for the F attachment range, technical facility, and trills.
HOW TO TUNE YOUR TROMBONE
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I discuss the issue of tuning an instrument that is essentially a long tuning slide. The main take-away is to realize that tuning your Bb to be "at the bumpers" (ie the hand slide is all of the way in) is not the best solution. Your instrument can be in tune without touching the main tuning slide at all!
Do you offer private lessons via Zoom for trombone?
@@deborawagner7657 Hi Deborah. Currently I do not -- I am performing full time on trombone and I wouldn't want to neglect students with them conforming to my crazy schedule. I have taught in the past, always in person, and contrary to this joke video I have an actual method and have helped make some great students even better. Some of the lesson videos on my channel were from the COVID lockdown, where I had time to make some content but it's a very lonely process, setting up mics and cameras and then talking to a lens. Music should always be collaborative, and and the more distance there is between people, the less collaborative it feels. I'm sure there is a great teacher within 50 miles of you!
You have an overbite, Harrison (your upper teeth protrude over your lower jaw). Great vid!
Thanks! Yeah I never know which is which.
@@harrisonreed8718 Np! I hate to use this example, but for underbites, think 'bulldog' 💀
I'm using this as an accompaniment play along when practicing on my own.
I know I’m 8 years late but this video was so helpful. Thank you so much!
These trombones honestly make the most sense to buy for schools/general ensembles. The attachment takes practice, but by buying all F attachments for a school would allow the younger grades to still play the normal tenor trombone, but then they start to use the trigger/compensating system in high school, and even maybe college when and if they move on. It just makes more sense, because all you have to do is not use the trigger. It's not anymore awkward weight wise, I've played one for a bit, and it's the same as a normal tenor trombone without the trigger.
Thank you. You are a gift from God. I had a silly accident put me out for a week. Thank you for your advice.
The trombone is the easiest instrument in the Band to tune no matter the temp..
Push in all the way. You're good.
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. Carry on!
Practicing vocals in a church sounds much better than practicing whilst driving down the highway! This is a nice confidence boosting vid.
Happy to see you back! I feel like your videos are a window into the mind of someone that actually knows what they are doing. I might not understand everything that you are explaining, but it makes me think and maybe try some stuff :)
Thanks Mike! I'm building my confidence back up and will be back soon with more videos.
Good Audio.
Thanks Luke. I'm still working on it -- the new mics are great and now I need to figure out how to get the trombone sound louder without it clipping
I don't know why you have some dislikes in your videos, I find them very interesting and I hope you will post more!!
I have been very busy with work recently, but have a lot of plans for future videos. Please look forward to a release I'm working on for a trombone quartet arrangement!
This is very helpful. I have to have my tuning slide out almost 2 inches out to play a b-flat all the way in on my King 3B. I wish I had learned this in high school 40 years ago.
Dang, that's a lot to digest :) I'm going to have to spend some quality time worrying at my tongue position... I don't reckon I've ever paid much attention to it aside from articulation. Thanks for the video!
There is a great video that Sarah Willis released showing her tongue and jaw in an MRI machine as she plays. It's an eye opener for sure!
super helpful. and kind of obvious - once a pro explains it. I assumed the Bb was with the slide locked. It isn't. And should not be. And it makes space for the vibrato on 1st position - up and down.
Nice video.
So the F attachment trombone is the same a what they refer to trigger trombone? Thanks!
Yes, same thing. Trigger trombone kind of has a middle school kind of ring to it.
Thanks🙏 now i can play in the key of F!!!
I'm getting slightly nervous that your T396 will fall over lol in that position but it won't you're careful I treat mine like a baby lol
Oh the stand is very stable
oooweee! That's a lot of copper!
It works pretty well for me. I like the flexibility that the Edwards counterweight gives me.
What do you use for video/audio and how do you edit the audio?
Hi Steven, how have you been? For these new videos, I am using a Logitech c920 webcam, but I am not happy with the dropped frames I'm getting -- I think I'm just overtaxing my USB bus. For the audio, I'm using a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface, high quality XLR cables, a stereo pair of very neutral condenser mics using a distant miking technique, and FL Studio as my DAW. I did not edit the video (you can probably tell!), and for the audio the only editing I used was to run the raw audio through a virtual space in a plug-in -- we both know how bad practice rooms sound! But I'm trying to barely use any of that. No compression, no EQ, no effects. I don't even want to use jump cuts, because I want these videos to be real and down to earth. Thanks for watching!
Harrison Reed Thanks. I’m such a newbie when it comes to this stuff. I’d like to start making some videos, but I don’t even know where to start.
@@stevenholloway7794 Steven, I feel like a newbie too. I think my audio is a lot better than the video I am getting right now...I will eventually have to get a DSLR or video camera that doesn't need to be connected to the computer to record. I believe that Cakewalk is free right now, and that is the DAW I would have used if I hadn't been shown how great FL Studio is -- FL Studio is worth it for the plugins alone. You can't go wrong with the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. I am so happy with that interface, and the built in pre-amp is perfect for what I'm using it for. If you already have a good set of headphones, I would just get the interface by itself -- you'll want different mics from the vocal one that comes with it.
What make horn are you using?
A Conn 88H
I tried it and my lips split in half. I'm suing.
That was the best video on the topic by far. Thanks man, exactly the info I was after and awesome playing thrown in.
I appreciate the feedback!
I wish my pathetically weak embouchure were stronger! :(
AWESOME! 😃😃😃👏👏👏
Thank you! I always hit my self when I have to get that fast Bb in
Thank you
I got very good advice from there thank you
Good info! I know Urbie Green kept his tuning slide in like that so he could use slide vibrato on the Bb there.
Got that! What's next?
Hia Harrison! :D :D :D :D My name's Michael Galan-Diaz and I'm from Sunderland, England and I've been playing trombone for 8 years and I SO wanna get a trigger trombone one day! :D :D :D XD
Mr. Wizard-Knight , Great! Thanks for watching my video. An F attachment really adds a lot to a trombone. I am currently playing an Edwards T-396A tenor and I love it!
Harrison Reed How long have you been playing for??! :D :D :D :D :D Are you in any major orchestras, brass bands and pop/rock bands and military bands and/or any other totally awesome band?! :D :D :D :D I just KNOW you're absolutely BRILLIANT mate! :D :D :D :D :D 👏👏👏👏
Mr. Wizard-Knight I've been playing for about twenty years. I'm in the United States Army Active Duty Bands. I'm sure you're a great player yourself!
Harrison Reed Awesome! :D :D :D :D :D 👏👏👏👏 And I wish! 😝 I always make a fool of myself trying to sight read what I'm assigned to play with Murton Brass Band and it's very embarrassing that I fail to use my slide properly and tongue correctly when playing easy parts with the Sunderland Youth Orchestra! 😝
Hi Mr. Harrison Reed. I am getting a new with a f attachment and this video really helps. Thanks.
Sweet