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Trombone Technique Doctor - Bass Clef

Trombone Technique Doctor - Bass Clef - Trombone

Would you like to learn to play the trombone from a great professional?

Is your trombone technique smooth and fluent?

And your trombone tonguing technique?

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Do you have any of these trombone technique problems?

1. `My left arm aches after only a short time. What am I doing wrong?
2. I get a horrible "splat" when I start a note.
3. My bandmaster says my sound is harsh and cracks when I try to play forte. How can I make it better?
4. My sound is raucous and brassy when I play fortissimo. 
See the Trombone Technique Doctor page for more information

Adrian "Benny" Morris. PPRNCM.

In 1999 Adrian was appointed as Principal Bass Trombone with The Hallé Orchestra in Manchester, England, a position he still holds. He is also Professor of Bass Trombone at The Royal Northern College of Music and Salford University. During his time Adrian has played with many of the country's leading orchestras, and has performed in most of Europe's finest Concert Halls. His many successful students all describe him as an inpirational teacher - we agree wholeheartedly!

"This is a little gem of a book, a precise, no-nonsense manual for the trombonist; beginner through to seasoned pro. Adrian has covered all the vital ingredients one needs to approach the basics of trombone playing in a totally fresh and unique way. Certainly a book that will be living in my trombone case for years to come, for those urgent check ups we so need from time to time."

Simon Cowan  Principal Trombone - Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

"Whether you’re a beginner, self taught or experienced trombonist, the Trombone Technique Doctor is an absolute must for anyone serious about improving all aspects of their playing. Teachers will equally find the Trombone Technique Doctor illuminating. Part I deals with building the foundations for playing and includes sections on posture, forming a correct embouchure, and making a good centred sound.  Part II is formatted as a troubleshooter guide and seeks to address thirteen key problems and issues that might be encountered by the player, whatever their ability. Answers to questions such as; ‘I can't play pianissimo’ or ‘what is the correct way to play Staccato, my staccato sounds awful!’   are dealt with in a clear and concise way.

The author of the book Adrian Morris provides excellent advice and solutions that will help build your tone and enable you to play in a relaxed, controlled and musical way.

A must for all trombonists!

Gary MacPhee is Principal Trombone with Grimethorpe Colliery Band, and a busy freelance orchestral player.