2018-2019 TMEA All-State Trombone Etude 2 - Voxman Pg. 50, Adagio

Performed by John Romero
Principal Trombone, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
This video is sponsored by Houghton Horns in Keller, Texas.
Thank you to Arborlawn United Methodist Church in Fort Worth for the use of their facilities!

[@gil691]

When you say that muscle memory will kick in with the tuning if you practice it, does it actually come that easily?

[@SashaRomeroMusicStudent]

Hi Scoobaz, it really depends on how you practice it, but yes, tuning is one part hearing pitches accurately and another part sheer muscle memory. But just like riding a bike, once you put some time in, it should stick pretty readily.

[@chrishernandez113]

It helps me but some people say it doesn’t it depends on what you do and how you do it

[@fhhu3167]

This man, he's got something about the way he is playing. I like it very much

[@carolepaul8390]

Beautiful sound!!!

[@miyukawaoka9003]

最高すぎる。まじ、いつもうちが吹いとる同じ形をしたトロンボーンと言われているものは何なのだろう？？

[@GamerTime_2002]

i wish i had this, for my allstate in washington, we had to do a movement for bachs first cello suite

[@abtinmahdavi5903]

James Orr the whole thing?

[@falpsdsqglthnsac]

This is useful for euphonium players this year.

[@gabrielbustos2706]

interesting choices for alternate positions, i agree with playing most of the a sharps in fifth, but i’ve never seen someone put c sharps in fifth as well

[@trombonearrangements6100]

where do you normally play c#s?

[@gabrielbustos2706]

LMSpassoffs trombone&clarinet high c sharps are usually in second position, but in a couple spots here he plays them in “flat fifth”, in order to facilitate a natural slur between the b natural.

[@bradleybunk6463]

I love that faux French horn at the end of the video.

[@jacobruiz97]

@@gabrielbustos2706 You’ll find yourself using the 5th position C# a lot when playing in keys with a lot of B naturals

[@mosa_stefan5266]

Cool

[@austindalbey7767]

This guy looks like will Ferrell

[@aubreymeek]

or Jason Momoa

[@SightCentralVideos]

This has to be the most boring etude I've ever heard.

[@imdeejayem3705]

Chland you’ve never heard the euphonium etude 3 this year yet then.

[@royalretards4436]

no

[@snuklens]

First

[@r.i.petika829]

Snuklens0 I see you everywhere in trombone stuff. You watched the old guy with a beard who played these etudes last time

[@snuklens]

First