Nice to see videos like these. I'm a composer and I am curious about how certain instruments like the contrabass trombone sound on their own. It reminds me of the time I attended a live performance of Schoenberg's Gurrelieder in the 1970's and the sight of the brass section alone was stunning. 10 horns (4 doubling on Wagner tubas), 6 trumpets, bass trumpet, alto trombone, 4 tenor-bass trombones, bass trombone, contrabass trombone, contrabass tuba. And the chord at the end of Part I -- wow what a sound.
You could make a brass band made entirely of trombones and it could cover the playing ranges of all of the instruments you would normally have in a band
I much prefer the tuba, but I think in particular pieces the contrabass trombone would be better. The tuba can make a really clean, soft, rich sound, but can also be a fun instrument, like in a polka. The trombone however seems to make a less clean sound, sort of in between a tuba and a contrabass bassoon. Therefore I think in certain pieces that could be very very cool. Nevertheless, they both are beautiful instruments; gotta love contrabass...
I thought you did a masterful job of playing that piece on those two monstrous instruments - You have a most amazing and versatile embouchure playing the entire range of brass instruments as nicely as you do. Thanks for all your informative and enjoyable videos. Keep up the great work!
It's rare to see a silver plated one these days, because lacquered is a) cheaper and b) many people think they sound better. I don't agree, the lacquered ones are too bright sounding for my taste.
Sovereign instruments are beautiful, sound n appearance. Much as I love my 4 year old Chinese made Wessex bass bone my 30 years old Sovereign tenor is still a toy of beauty!
On mobile the low sounds get lost. (Without headphones that is) then the warmth of the tuba wins big time over the farty sound of the trombone. I think in order for the tuba to really excel, you need to play fnugg.
Willem Kossen it really has more to do with the experience of the player I have heard tubas that sounds like bass trombones trombones that sound like tubas. It’s really all about the ability of the player above all and Trent was clearly more talented with the tuba in this case
the tube was more of a constant sound, the trombone's sound was like it was pulsing kinda. I play the basic starter trombone and its flute's higher then that Contrabass trombone.
Completely aside from sound issues, that tuba is a gorgeous instrument. I'd like to have one if it was just to look at. Makes me want to clean up that old Eb tuba in my garage.
Nah, you'll be all good, tuba are a special breed of players. unless you are my music teacher you can play every single brass instrument known to man. And can you answe this plz. My Question. What is the big big instrument that you see in marching band the the players is in the middle of the instrument, the one with the massive bell. i forget what its called.
Bravo, Trent Hamilton. I was looking for confirmation that tuba and contrabass trombone (and cimbasso) have the same range, and you confirmed it. All lovers of super deep brass thunder should listen to "The Rains of Castamere". It's on Utube. Features over 40 top rate professionals from NYC: trombones, bass trombones, contrabass trombones, and tubas. It took five years to assemble the group for the recording, which may have only been possible in NY. OMG!
You should see the cadenza of the Vaughan Williams Concerto prelude, I'm having serious trouble getting the Ab above the staff that most players elect to play XD
irishfox94 when i was in high school playing tuba my band director handed me a trombone 1 sheet music and i was like how do i play a ledger line g above the staff and he said just try your best. ohh so many wierd noises came out that day. at least i could play it
I'm not sure of others' experiences, but the music at 2:16 is written for trombone/baritone b.c. B-flat tuba music is written an octave lower. Some of those notes, as written, would require either a humming bird passing gas into the mouthpiece or your name is Dr. Charles Daellenbach. Also, as others have intimated, don't "Dizzy Gilespie" on the mouthpiece. Can do a lot of damage to your facial and neck muscles. Also, I played 3 years with a CB trombone mouthpiece for both sousaphone and tuba and I loved it so much better than the standard tuba mouthpiece.
I must say your tone quality on the tuba is still quite nice. I recall you saying you prefer the Eb bass over the Bb but I don't think I can recall what you're main instrument is. What do you normally play in a brass band or whatever ensemble you would happen to play in?
Hey Trent I know that you have reviewed the tromba plastic trombone but I was wonder if you could review the tiger plastic trombone? This plastic trombone is a large bore w/f attachment
With the F attachment engaged each position has to be pulled out a little further (besides first position) in order to stay in tune. That tuba has a compensating valve system so it does it for him but since he didn't compensate himself with the trombone the notes were sharp.
Something about the tone quality of the two instruments, the trombone felt like it was lower in pitch on the excerpt, even though you were obviously playing the exact same pitches. It was so strange to realize what I was hearing.
One of my most important instrumentation lessons occurred when I heard a student performance of Edgard Varèse's _Intégrales_, in which a tuba was substituted for the contrabass trombone. I was very familiar with the work, and so was quite alarmed at how the tuba didn't fit in at all. It wasn't just a question of the tuba being incapable of the trombone's slide glissandi so dear to Varèse. It was mostly in how dull, fat and unblending the tuba sounded in that context, and wound up sticking out like a sore thumb. Now, I don't at all mean this as a rejection of the tuba as an instrument. It is a beautiful and worthy instrument in its right. It just has a very particular -- and weighty -- role to play, which is very different from that of the contrabass trombone.
That tuba looks substantially larger than the instrument called a tuba here in America. Is America using the wrong name for it like how everyone here calls euphs baris? I'm very curious.
There is a variety of shapes and sizes when it comes to tubas. The instrument he has there is a 4/4 (full size) compensating BBb tuba. Depending on the band environment you play in you may be more familiar with EEb tubas, or if you're a school student maybe even 3/4 or 1/2 size tubas. Incase it's just a perception thing, that tuba is pretty close in size to the marching tubas/contrabass bugles used in DCI (a very American type of band)
Hello Trent! Could you make in the future a Contrabass trombone - Cimbasso comparsion? It could be interesting to hear the difference between the wagnerian and the verdian low-brass instrument!
I know that Roger Bobo had Miraphone make him a contra-bass trombone when he was playing in the L. A. Brass. He felt that in some of the music the trombone tone worked better with the trumpets and the tenor trombone. The tuba worked better in combination with groups that included the horn and the euphonium.
That_one_guy602 For a good tone, you generally use a larger mouthpiece. The bass one is not nearly as large as a tuba mouthpiece, but it's larger nonetheless.
I have a tuba for marching band where it's a concert tuba but if u change the main slide and put in a marching attachment it becomes a contra-like marching tuba but I don't know what to call it. any knowledge?
The biggest difference I see is that it’s easier to do very low notes on the tuba than the trombone. The trombone is brighter, though. Sounds like a big-ass euphonium a bit.
Contra bass trombone sounds less muffled but in my opinion I like the aesthetic of the contrabass trombone more but it’s probably a lot easier to play stuff on the tuba rather than on the contrabass trombine
The tuba doesn't have the difficulty of using a slide to make the different notes but as a Tuba player, I can guarantee you that it takes *alot* more air to play properly and sound good on a tuba, which is probably why he found it more enjoyable to play on the trombone. I find the sound of the trombone alot more piercing and kind of annoying. Just my opinion. Let the tuba play the lows, it'll always sound better.
@@gustru2078 right, trombones have more of a pointy sound, rather then the tuba, which has more dark and round sounds, which should be used to play lower. I hate it when people compare the range of a trombone or tuba and act like a trombone can play lower notes better.
@@AOSMAKAKMS not any tuba. A contrabass Bb tuba definitely takes more. It’s wider, more resonant, contra trombone tubing is more compact and the air can freely flow through. Maybe more than an F Tuba
And vastly different sound characteristics yes. It's like the difference between a baritone horn and a euphonium; Both are pitched the same and have the same range, but the tonal differences are quite obvious. Same with these.
Have you ever had an E flat tuba? Does it sound like a euphonium or tuba? I'm a brass instrument player and wonder how you can keep a good lip on a trumpet and trombone.
Wait, wait ,wait. Is this contrabass a new one? Is the old one fixed? Is this filmed Before the accident? Why isn't something told to us fans? I am confused :)
This is filmed before the accident...he posted the video of the accident a couple weeks ago comparing the same two thing ls but is saying the outro of what was supposed to be of this video. Sorry if that was complicated but I hope you can grasp what I'm saying
RIP Contrabass Trombone. You will be missed.
John Stephenson
Even the tuba is gone .. Together with the trombone ... We will miss them both .. Rest in peace
@@gentiletenero7751 no low brass besides euphonium
The contrabass trombone was repaired.
@@AOSMAKAKMS Euphonium is now the only brass instrument at all... :(
@@LordComradeAnarchoCapitalus LMAO
And then, you dropped the bass...
LMAO
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too soon
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Hyperoctosubcontrabassoon ok...
Rest in peace cb trombone
I read that as "C-flat" at first and I was going to be really mad at you for that
Lol same here
Shining Armor same
FMondragon rip cb/scb t-bone
Cbb
Good last video for the contrabass trombone.
RIP
rip contrabass trombone, you were useless anyway
wwemario12345 i
Not really
He said he will get it fixed
Amen
Nice to see videos like these. I'm a composer and I am curious about how certain instruments like the contrabass trombone sound on their own. It reminds me of the time I attended a live performance of Schoenberg's Gurrelieder in the 1970's and the sight of the brass section alone was stunning. 10 horns (4 doubling on Wagner tubas), 6 trumpets, bass trumpet, alto trombone, 4 tenor-bass trombones, bass trombone, contrabass trombone, contrabass tuba. And the chord at the end of Part I -- wow what a sound.
I am 12 yo and i am also a composer
+ i play piano, drums and a flugelhorn and I have the perfect pitch talent
@@StonesGames8146 yeah so
You could make a brass band made entirely of trombones and it could cover the playing ranges of all of the instruments you would normally have in a band
The Moravian Church's traditional music makes use of trombone choirs, which I understand range from bass to soprano.
You could apply that to literally any instrument family if you include all the members of the family
The piccolo trombone is wild
you can do that with saxophones
I never knew that you could play the contra bass trombone with a tuba mouthpiece that's so good! Now I can play it in jazz band.
My 79 Holton Double Trigger Bass Trombone used the very smallest of Tuba Mouthpieces (Eb)
You playing the contrabass hurts my throat, as it makes me feel as if I was going an octave too low on my baritone
i can play an octave lower on euphonium with ease
Cory Hatcher yaaaaaaaas euphs and baris unite!
Really? It made me feel as if I was playing an octave to high on my baritone
Low Brass Class, UNITE!!!
I'm just chillin here with my trumpet
Contrabass will be missed
i think is other contrabass trombone
it's the same one, the accident happened right after this video
SgZ Vapor lol
He got it fixed
@@skylerhester6220 then why did he record it happening?
I much prefer the tuba, but I think in particular pieces the contrabass trombone would be better. The tuba can make a really clean, soft, rich sound, but can also be a fun instrument, like in a polka. The trombone however seems to make a less clean sound, sort of in between a tuba and a contrabass bassoon. Therefore I think in certain pieces that could be very very cool. Nevertheless, they both are beautiful instruments; gotta love contrabass...
I think in the low register the tuba sounds a bit more dirtier
*contrabassoon not contra bass bassoon
This was five years ago lol give some credit to a random 15 year old kid@@The_Samurai_Emperor
I love those low notes, they really give a warm feeling!!
finaly you hold both instruments safely
it's an old video
EchoSpark 267 yes
I thought you did a masterful job of playing that piece on those two monstrous instruments -
You have a most amazing and versatile embouchure playing the entire range of brass instruments as nicely as you do. Thanks for all your informative and enjoyable videos. Keep up the great work!
His tuba vibrato is very very satisfying coming from a tuba player
The trombone is a little farty - the small bore probably does it.
LOL!!!!! FARTS!
This is just immature, do you even play in a band?
All brass sound like a bunch of farts, honestly. But then, that's really all that's happening anyway.
Jackalsnipahz vonvonseven immature but true
In the hands of a pro, it's a lot more heroic and pointy.
i'm a saxophonist and this looks so hard
I'm also a saxophonist, and I agree with you
high five saxophonists club!
Woo hoo!!! Saxophones!!!!
I dont belong here I play the clarinet
As a trombonist I find your instrument hard
The quality of the videos are skyrocketing! Fantastic job!
That tuba is beautiful.
It's rare to see a silver plated one these days, because lacquered is a) cheaper and b) many people think they sound better. I don't agree, the lacquered ones are too bright sounding for my taste.
Sovereign instruments are beautiful, sound n appearance. Much as I love my 4 year old Chinese made Wessex bass bone my 30 years old Sovereign tenor is still a toy of beauty!
On mobile the low sounds get lost. (Without headphones that is) then the warmth of the tuba wins big time over the farty sound of the trombone.
I think in order for the tuba to really excel, you need to play fnugg.
Or you just use some god damn headphones
Fnugg is frikin incredible
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Willem Kossen it really has more to do with the experience of the player I have heard tubas that sounds like bass trombones trombones that sound like tubas. It’s really all about the ability of the player above all and Trent was clearly more talented with the tuba in this case
I played Bb tuba once and was wowed with its majesty
the tube was more of a constant sound, the trombone's sound was like it was pulsing kinda. I play the basic starter trombone and its flute's higher then that Contrabass trombone.
Completely aside from sound issues, that tuba is a gorgeous instrument. I'd like to have one if it was just to look at. Makes me want to clean up that old Eb tuba in my garage.
Drops Tuba at end * XD
I'd be in serious trouble if I dropped a $20k tuba.
those compensating tubas suck to hold... so heavy
talk about drop the bass
Nah, you'll be all good, tuba are a special breed of players. unless you are my music teacher you can play every single brass instrument known to man. And can you answe this plz. My Question.
What is the big big instrument that you see in marching band the the players is in the middle of the instrument, the one with the massive bell. i forget what its called.
Nermind its a sousaphone. Can you play a suosaphone?
That's an interesting valve placement on that particular tuba! The ones I've seen have a valves usually on the side and not on top like that
Their right-handed. Valves on the side are for left-handed players. Both variations are common, so I'm surprised you haven't encountered one before.
@@mrpickle6290 yea no..? Both are for right handed players
I like the tone of the tuba a lot better, but all instruments serve their own purpose in the orchestra.
Trent: I'm not good at this
Me: well this is going to sound like a fart
Trent: plays well
Me: 😱
Bravo, Trent Hamilton. I was looking for confirmation that tuba and contrabass trombone (and cimbasso) have the same range, and you confirmed it. All lovers of super deep brass thunder should listen to "The Rains of Castamere". It's on Utube. Features over 40 top rate professionals from NYC: trombones, bass trombones, contrabass trombones, and tubas. It took five years to assemble the group for the recording, which may have only been possible in NY. OMG!
I was dieing with laughter when "A comparison between this the Bb Contrabass Trombone- AAAUURRHHHHH and this the upside down Bb Tuba
When you announced that was a Besson Sovereign be994 I Jizzed a little in my pants.
come on, I can hit that most of those notes on tuba, in the octave!
jk, that sounded beautiful and I know you would curb-stomp me in any brass battle.
just listening to this is making me lightheaded.
Gabriel' oboe was played down the octave right? Either way, great playing.
I must say, I didn't realize a tuba could play a G above the staff
A good player will have four to six octaves.
You should see the cadenza of the Vaughan Williams Concerto prelude, I'm having serious trouble getting the Ab above the staff that most players elect to play XD
irishfox94 when i was in high school playing tuba my band director handed me a trombone 1 sheet music and i was like how do i play a ledger line g above the staff and he said just try your best. ohh so many wierd noises came out that day. at least i could play it
It’s possible to play it just takes time to learn how to. And it sounds like he did it an octave down. But the g is totally in range of a good player.
No matter what brass instrument you can play really high for the deep brass it’s weird sounding though and difficult
IT HAS RETURNED!!
I'm not sure of others' experiences, but the music at 2:16 is written for trombone/baritone b.c. B-flat tuba music is written an octave lower. Some of those notes, as written, would require either a humming bird passing gas into the mouthpiece or your name is Dr. Charles Daellenbach. Also, as others have intimated, don't "Dizzy Gilespie" on the mouthpiece. Can do a lot of damage to your facial and neck muscles.
Also, I played 3 years with a CB trombone mouthpiece for both sousaphone and tuba and I loved it so much better than the standard tuba mouthpiece.
I must say your tone quality on the tuba is still quite nice. I recall you saying you prefer the Eb bass over the Bb but I don't think I can recall what you're main instrument is. What do you normally play in a brass band or whatever ensemble you would happen to play in?
Currently I conduct a brass band, but my main instruments are trombone (preferably bass trombone) and euphonium.
What in the world were you doing playing solo cornet, then, Trent? ;)
Before I started conducting I was playing solo cornet. Before that I was playing Eupho
isnt euph amazing
Trent Hamilton You mean euphomum?
I love The Mission soundtrack - so glad to see Gabriel's Oboe being played!
Also both names derived from the word trumpet. Tuba is latin for trumpet, and Trombone literally means "large trumpet" in Italian.
Hey Trent I know that you have reviewed the tromba plastic trombone but I was wonder if you could review the tiger plastic trombone? This plastic trombone is a large bore w/f attachment
I'd like to get it at some point to review.
You should do a video on a comparison between a sousaphone and a helicon!
I"d say your pretty good playing that song with the tuba. you were making my kenwood subwoofer vibrate what ever was on top.
I may be a student with a trombone but always hold it with the slide closed and holding it firmly with both slide braces
Still want to see the reed trombone - and trumpet - with various mutes, especially harmon with stem...
Not gonna lie that is the most beautiful tuba sound I’ve ever heard!
The song played was made in memory of a Salvation Army bandsman and military guard who lost in a fatal car crash on his way to rehearsal
Your trombone is still alive
I like the BBb subcontrabass trombone because of how it sounds.
On 4 valve tuba the correct fingerings for pedal D is 234 and for pedal C 1234.
Were the lower notes on the contrabass trombone sharp because the slide doesn't compensate
I think, on the low C scale at least, he didn't support the lowest note going down. He was probably about to pass out, notes that low suck.
I think it was because it was a Chinese made trombone that doesn't have that much care put into making it
With the F attachment engaged each position has to be pulled out a little further (besides first position) in order to stay in tune. That tuba has a compensating valve system so it does it for him but since he didn't compensate himself with the trombone the notes were sharp.
Little did he know. The wild Contrabass trombone would leap away......
I wonder what happens next...
Something about the tone quality of the two instruments, the trombone felt like it was lower in pitch on the excerpt, even though you were obviously playing the exact same pitches. It was so strange to realize what I was hearing.
One of my most important instrumentation lessons occurred when I heard a student performance of Edgard Varèse's _Intégrales_, in which a tuba was substituted for the contrabass trombone. I was very familiar with the work, and so was quite alarmed at how the tuba didn't fit in at all. It wasn't just a question of the tuba being incapable of the trombone's slide glissandi so dear to Varèse. It was mostly in how dull, fat and unblending the tuba sounded in that context, and wound up sticking out like a sore thumb.
Now, I don't at all mean this as a rejection of the tuba as an instrument. It is a beautiful and worthy instrument in its right. It just has a very particular -- and weighty -- role to play, which is very different from that of the contrabass trombone.
I want to see you try the Yamaha YBB-102 tuba because it is designed differently from common tubas.
Gabriel's oboe sounds so much better from the tuba the tuba sounds so beautiful playing high notes
Tuba for life
That tuba looks substantially larger than the instrument called a tuba here in America. Is America using the wrong name for it like how everyone here calls euphs baris? I'm very curious.
There is a variety of shapes and sizes when it comes to tubas. The instrument he has there is a 4/4 (full size) compensating BBb tuba. Depending on the band environment you play in you may be more familiar with EEb tubas, or if you're a school student maybe even 3/4 or 1/2 size tubas.
Incase it's just a perception thing, that tuba is pretty close in size to the marching tubas/contrabass bugles used in DCI (a very American type of band)
+TheWorstThrowEver Thank you. I don't know very much about tubas. This really helps.
+Blink to the Future the Tuba he has is a 4/4 concert. I played on one similar here in Maryland US. But we also had a 3/4 for lesser experienced.
sounds very beautiful on both instruments ! also bass clef SLAYYYY
Middle school band 💀💀💀💀💀
@@olivergreenwood2210 bruh
middle school band 💀
I don't have that 4th button on my Bb tuba, so I can't play those super low notes 😖
I like how he called the tuba "this thing" and "that" and called the trombone by its name.
Hello Trent! Could you make in the future a Contrabass trombone - Cimbasso comparsion? It could be interesting to hear the difference between the wagnerian and the verdian low-brass instrument!
Can you make a video showing us a plastic tuba?
Yet adore that tone in the contrabass \m/ even in the lowest of notes !
I know that Roger Bobo had Miraphone make him a contra-bass trombone when he was playing in the L. A. Brass. He felt that in some of the music the trombone tone worked better with the trumpets and the tenor trombone. The tuba worked better in combination with groups that included the horn and the euphonium.
I play tuba and that was amazing, and I definitely want to play that song
Will you ever get another contrabass trombone
I think they both sound the same to me.
It's just that the Bb Contrabass Trombone kinda sounds slightly brighter.
Trombone’s are more pointy, and brighter, tuba’s are more dark and round
So this may be a really dumb question but is a tenor trombone mouthpiece the same size as a regular bass trombone mouthpiece?
That_one_guy602 For a good tone, you generally use a larger mouthpiece. The bass one is not nearly as large as a tuba mouthpiece, but it's larger nonetheless.
The tuba sets the base upon which all the other instruments sit. Ya gotta love a tuba.
Who else watching after the trombone's revival
you play Nice i have one question as usual is the Bb Tuba the same as the susaphone or what is the difference exsept for the design
It has a different sound and a bit different embouchure, but other than that fingerings are the same.
I like the aggressive tone of the contrabass trombone.
Where can I get a contrabass trombone?
I cry every time
I have a tuba for marching band where it's a concert tuba but if u change the main slide and put in a marching attachment it becomes a contra-like marching tuba but I don't know what to call it. any knowledge?
That's a Convertible Tuba :)
This song is in my marching show
Trumpet or cornet for jazz?
I wonder if it is possible to play that tube holding it upside town. It would like trying play the double-bass with it tucked under your chin.
*The Cotrabass Trombone hits the ground*
Me: *dead*
The biggest difference I see is that it’s easier to do very low notes on the tuba than the trombone. The trombone is brighter, though. Sounds like a big-ass euphonium a bit.
One thing i noticed is that you need greater lung strength to handle the trombone
A farewell salute to the Contrabass Trombone.
The last moment with the bass trombone
The trombones sound is way more appealing to me for some reason
Trent where would a bass trombone be in range and notes compared to a tuba?
Please keep your fingers on the valves even if youre not using it, it makes fingering intricate notes easier
From the scales, I deduced that the tuba was cleaner overall, but the contra bone was cleaner on the lower end
I play basstrombone myself, so I got in physical pain when you dropped the trombone
Contra bass trombone sounds less muffled but in my opinion I like the aesthetic of the contrabass trombone more but it’s probably a lot easier to play stuff on the tuba rather than on the contrabass trombine
The tuba doesn't have the difficulty of using a slide to make the different notes but as a Tuba player, I can guarantee you that it takes *alot* more air to play properly and sound good on a tuba, which is probably why he found it more enjoyable to play on the trombone. I find the sound of the trombone alot more piercing and kind of annoying. Just my opinion. Let the tuba play the lows, it'll always sound better.
@@gustru2078 right, trombones have more of a pointy sound, rather then the tuba, which has more dark and round sounds, which should be used to play lower. I hate it when people compare the range of a trombone or tuba and act like a trombone can play lower notes better.
@@Tacoman542 I hate it when people don’t understand the basic laws and physics that different instruments HAVE A DIFFERENT ROLE,
@@gustru2078 The contra trombone actually takes more air than any tuba
@@AOSMAKAKMS not any tuba. A contrabass Bb tuba definitely takes more. It’s wider, more resonant, contra trombone tubing is more compact and the air can freely flow through. Maybe more than an F Tuba
So wait, is a contrabass trombone basically just a tuba with a slide?
Yes. A tuba with small bore and a slide
And vastly different sound characteristics yes. It's like the difference between a baritone horn and a euphonium; Both are pitched the same and have the same range, but the tonal differences are quite obvious. Same with these.
He used an Eb base at the beginning of the piece, you can see the value
No I didn't...
Have you ever had an E flat tuba? Does it sound like a euphonium or tuba? I'm a brass instrument player and wonder how you can keep a good lip on a trumpet and trombone.
Yes - check out some of my other videos.
do you puff your cheeks to get lower notes or.......?
No
Was the high G at 2:44 supposed to be played 1 & 2?
It sounded like an alternate fingering
High G is indeed played 1-2. He's just not as skilled in Tuba than in other brass
+Luis Cobos Oh I gotcha thx man
Second valve is very flat
Pause at 4:29
Poor contrabass trombone! Love the tuba, but I absolutely love that farty low vibe of the contrabass trombone! Good stuff! 😅😁👍🏻
Wait, wait ,wait. Is this contrabass a new one? Is the old one fixed? Is this filmed Before the accident? Why isn't something told to us fans? I am confused :)
This is filmed before the accident...he posted the video of the accident a couple weeks ago comparing the same two thing ls but is saying the outro of what was supposed to be of this video. Sorry if that was complicated but I hope you can grasp what I'm saying
The Trombone looks like the Miraphone Contrabass Trombone
Nico Finkernagel it's a Chinese copy
How do I get a contrabass trombone if I want one (I do want one)
china
Im playing gabriels oboe for marching band. It would be fun to play this on trombone over the sax solo