Make sure that the slide is locked at all times you aren't using it! Especially during assembly! I would have mentioned that even earlier. You could also mention how easy it is to damage the inner and outer slides. Overall a good video though!
The 7 positions are a learning tool. Each note in each partial actually has it's own place. 4th position G and 4th Position D actually are EVER so slightly different if you want to be 100% exactly correct pitch-wise, for example. The 7 positions are a lie we tell ourselves when we are young to make things more manageable before our ear has developed. Playing that D and G in the same spot on the slide is "close enough" for most work. It's still must be learnt this way to start. To bring up a similar issue, Trumpet players must use their slides to make their pitches work.
Good job Andy. You always were so talented
Make sure that the slide is locked at all times you aren't using it! Especially during assembly! I would have mentioned that even earlier. You could also mention how easy it is to damage the inner and outer slides. Overall a good video though!
Nice, I didn't know trombone has 7 positions
The 7 positions are a learning tool. Each note in each partial actually has it's own place. 4th position G and 4th Position D actually are EVER so slightly different if you want to be 100% exactly correct pitch-wise, for example.
The 7 positions are a lie we tell ourselves when we are young to make things more manageable before our ear has developed. Playing that D and G in the same spot on the slide is "close enough" for most work.
It's still must be learnt this way to start. To bring up a similar issue, Trumpet players must use their slides to make their pitches work.