FREE Trombone Slide Position Chart: How to Read Music & Play the RIGHT Notes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- This video shows you how to read notes and play them correctly using the StepWise Slide Position Chart for Trombone. It shows the slide positions as well as the partial or overtone for each note.
Visit www.stepwisepublications.com to download this fingering chart as a PDF for FREE! You can also buy flashcards and reproducible flashcard sets for your musicians or music classroom.
I'm trying to learn Trombone along with my 10 year old son. We learned more from your video than the whole music book he was given at school. Thanks. Do you have a video on how to produce the correct sounds with your mouth, that the hard part!
Just so you know he's holding it wrong
Thank you, this helped me understand how the trombone works! Thinking about getting one and learn how to play for fun, I am a bass player but I want to try a brass instrument
Great reference. Until now i had not been able to find such clear and easy method of understanding Trombone notes. Thank you very very much.
same :D
i’m going into the 7th this year and last year when I was in band I played snare now I want to learn trombone thanks for helping
Video was helpful, switching from Bassoon to Trombone for Jazz band... and I thought half holes were hard...
Thank you! This is just what I wanted!
The notes for each slide positions and how they appear on bass clef! Thank you!
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I really have no idea what would i do if you hadn't shared this position chart. It is really helpful. Thank you so much sir!
I will definitely be looking at these. I am currently learning the trombone with a brass band in the uk and wanted to know how this would translate into orchestral music. thank you
your pdfs are gold, especially for the brass instruments. Exactly what I was looking for to help teach my band classes
I mean the video is kinda confusing for beginners like me but as soon as i got it i learned quickly thanks for the help!
I so glad it started making sense and helped. Now go create some great music!
Your my hero!! Thanks so very much for this. I`m just starting out - this is going to be of immense help.
Thanks! I play baritone but I'm buying a trombone and I'd like to be able to use it!
Awesome! I hope you have a great start on Trombone now!
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I just found this incredibly useful video.
Thank you! I'm getting so many better grades!!!!
you should play every note it would help alot
It's very helpful, thank you !
Yay I finally found all the notes
Playing the trombone in 6th grad and this helps a lot thanks
Is it sad I’m here because after 2 years of high school I got put in a class that doesn’t want to play and it wore out my note knowledge so I came here to refresh and become 1st period
Glad you found this video and hope it helps! :-)
I play the trombone and I read treble clef and I cant read bass clef very well so this was helpful cause i cant read the notes very well. Thanks.
Hopefully this will help me
Thank you it is very helpful for band.
I am in middle school band going to intermediate and that was helpful since I forgot some of my notes
Glad it was a helpful review. Trombone is my favorite!!
TY so much!!!!! Appreciate it.
Nice guidance~👍
your chart is very helpful, I play upjpmeoum so I can read what positions is each note. I can sort of play by ear but I'm not great at it.
How do I play a sharp and a natural on a Tenor Trombone?
omg just what i was looking for
Thank you so much!
Why do C and F use # but A B and E all use b?
Because for beginners those are the most common accidentals for those notes. But as you get more advanced you learn that those same notes can also be called Db, Gb, G#, A#, and D#.
@@StepWiseMusicEd are there any rules around when to use either sharp or flat? Because I've noticed on sheet music its usually only one or the other shown. And why is it they don't usually mix the 2.
Those notes are high already. What about anything below c ? It's not included here?
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No mention of slide positions needing adjustments based on the partial?
Keep on playing at 04:32 and play "c'est si bon" ;=) nice tool but i can play without naming any note I should I know...
Where do you get those flash Cards?
You can get them at stepwisepublications.com. There is a printable pdf version for $3, or hard copies for around $8 (including shipping).
I don't understand how u have a different noise on the same part without moving your position
Also by changing how much your lips are opened. It’s called omburchure
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He doesn't explain what "partial" means. How is he playing the different notes on the same position?
Is it done by the mouth piece.
Tightening and loosening your lips
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Hey look, another video on this channel that features a guy who has no business talking about what he's talking about. Each trombone is different, not every trombone has the same placement of positions. And if you're going to provide an example of how it should sound at least use a good tone quality.
Thanks for all the helpful advice! ❤️
Dude. Stop flaming him! He’s trying to help teach people!
Patrick -- It sounds like you need to make the definitive video and share your expertise with the world.