Sounds great. Listening the second time I realized I might be more impressed with your playing than with the mouthpiece. I would gladly sit at the Village Vanguard listening to playing like this.
What kind of trombone are you playing right now and what kind of musical settings are you playing in? Depending on these items I may have some suggestions!
@@SchmittMusicTromboneShop A Conn 88HTO / SL2525 slide... in a jazzy fanfare, sometimes playing in wind bands... I discovered lately that I was better at playing above the bass staff than anywhere in and below... But I dislike a too flashy sound as the King 2B, even the 3B is so so for me. Leaning toward a Yamaha YSL 445, the time being... Not a lot afordable gold/rose brass belled compact sounding tbones at sizes below .525... with larger slides than the 3B or the Olds Super... the Conn 88HTO is a bit heavy, ergonomically speaking, not really a sport car as the Olds Super... But, you know, I really can live with it... Thanks for asking anyway !
Thanks for watching! The ballad was "My Foolish Heart" (th-cam.com/video/lydGmMDCrC0/w-d-xo.html) and the funk tune was from TH-camr Benjamin Harrison (th-cam.com/users/BenHarrisonMusic); I use a lot of his tracks to practice modal ideas!
My goodness you are an excellent player! Can you tell me where I can get hold of a decent small shank V cup mouthpiece for my Yamaha YSL630 trombone? I live in the UK
My two favorite makers/models for more V-shape cups are Stork and the Conn Christian Lindbergh pieces. The Lindberghs I have a much more rounded rim that is a bit thinner than most other pieces; they tend to be more of an acquired taste. The Storks have more of a standard Bach-style rim; my favorite small shanks from them are the T1 and T2…
Sounds great Keith! Glad I could help!
I’ll have the others coming soon as well; thank you very much!
Sounds great! Fits the 3B perfectly! Slightly richer sound than a 6½ AL. Thanks!
Sounds great. Listening the second time I realized I might be more impressed with your playing than with the mouthpiece. I would gladly sit at the Village Vanguard listening to playing like this.
That is very kind of you! I rarely play small group gigs in Minneapolis, let alone NY but it's a nice thought!
Oh my god ...
Love this sound !
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Thank you very much!
Wow. You sound great. Really mellow.
Thank you very much; it was a lot of fun to play!
Do you know how to glissando an entire octave?
Can you do a mouthpiece review for a denis wick 5bs?
Outstanding mouthpiece, one of a kind, they put a lot of magic in it...
...thing is, I now have to find a trombone to go along with it...
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What kind of trombone are you playing right now and what kind of musical settings are you playing in? Depending on these items I may have some suggestions!
@@SchmittMusicTromboneShop
A Conn 88HTO / SL2525 slide... in a jazzy fanfare, sometimes playing in wind bands...
I discovered lately that I was better at playing above the bass staff than anywhere in and below...
But I dislike a too flashy sound as the King 2B, even the 3B is so so for me.
Leaning toward a Yamaha YSL 445, the time being...
Not a lot afordable gold/rose brass belled compact sounding tbones at sizes below .525... with larger slides than the 3B or the Olds Super... the Conn 88HTO is a bit heavy, ergonomically speaking, not really a sport car as the Olds Super...
But, you know, I really can live with it... Thanks for asking anyway !
That sounds great Keith, what is the music and backing track you were playing
Thanks for watching! The ballad was "My Foolish Heart" (th-cam.com/video/lydGmMDCrC0/w-d-xo.html) and the funk tune was from TH-camr Benjamin Harrison (th-cam.com/users/BenHarrisonMusic); I use a lot of his tracks to practice modal ideas!
My goodness you are an excellent player! Can you tell me where I can get hold of a decent small shank V cup mouthpiece for my Yamaha YSL630 trombone? I live in the UK
My two favorite makers/models for more V-shape cups are Stork and the Conn Christian Lindbergh pieces. The Lindberghs I have a much more rounded rim that is a bit thinner than most other pieces; they tend to be more of an acquired taste. The Storks have more of a standard Bach-style rim; my favorite small shanks from them are the T1 and T2…
@@SchmittMusicTromboneShop thank you for your help and advice! I'll be sure to check those out!
@@SchmittMusicTromboneShop
I love the T2 with my Olds Super !