Keep going with it. Intonation isn't a problem that trombonists solve and that's it. It continually comes back and even experienced players and professionals continue to have to work on it right throughout their playing careers. Learning the basic seven slide positions is only the starting point too, you'll find you'll need to micro adjust on the different harmonic partials when playing higher and lower, not to mention using the F valve (only six slide positions not seven....) It's a complete Pandora's box but stick with it, yeah use your tuner (only when your instruments warm) as a starting point, and use your ears in the bandroom as believe it or not other instruments also play certain notes slightly out of tune for which you'll need to compromise on.......

I apologise if what for me was a joke has upset you. My comment was a play on the title of the hymn and about the band generally not you personally.

Class 😂

Everyday bass players

What kind of trombone is it?

Anyone expecting the Imperial March?

This is just you! This is the correct answer!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

You are the best brass musician!🇬🇧

Yeah,the TEA is VERY IMPORTANT thing!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧☺️

So beautiful to hear!🇬🇧

Magical sounds🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍🏻☺️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

You are soo godt man you now that right

very nice playing!

You are doing great man keep it up❤

Love playing this. Just close the gaps on the early chords and listen to the basses and match their articulation and length for the walking bass notes thereafter. Great effort though…👍

Are u using a mercer and barker mouthpiece? I use the MB4W myself on my Eb tuba I find it a marvelous mouthpiece.

Dear British people!(and Me) PROUD TO BE BRITISH!!!!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 THIS IS AN IMPORTANT THING!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

should use your trigger for some of those but great effort, keep going....

I like it, 🎉

What a sound ! ( Mind you having a Michael Rath beast might just help a bit ) !! All the best .

I'm British too!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Anything by Handel is okay with me. One of my favourite songs is Where E'er You Walk.

Hi

Just watched this band in Withernsea, absolutely fantastic

I’d think about doing practise with long notes and opening up your throat by dropping your jaw. Always infront of a tuner to know if you’re in tune. As you said your sound isn’t very thick I’d work on that to get your sound bigger and your intonation more consistent. Nothing better to practice than the arban. I’m no professional but saying things that have helped me

Better to have them and not need them than need them and not have them 😅

Unfortunately that was me on bass trombone at the beginning! 😂

Your mission if you choose to accept it is to play excellent music.

Is there anything more quintessentially British than Elgar’s Nimrod played by a brass band especially one from God’s own country.

Outstanding! And beautifully performed.

Thanks for sharing your experiences with the Zoom H4e. I recently got one as well and have made some recordings, but having some challenges getting it into Logic Pro to boost audio and things like that - post production. I find that Zoom touts the ability to fix gain in post-production, but none of their videos seem to offer help in how to do that. I'm going to keep researching though because I think this device can be very useful.

No, thats smart. Like, really smart

Sounding good

those new shoes are so slay

What is this infectious tune?😊😊

Lovely. I played this arrangement at university. Brings back happy memories. Thanks for sharing. :)

I recall the words. T’is the Lord, the king of Glory….the real Christmas message.

thank you for filming it andrew 😊♥️

Wonderful

Are you going to learn the variations

Its not precision, but rather speed. Move your slide instantly and tongue along with that

what was it with me wanting to show fiona every single dog in that park lol

Just got the MB5-ET for my tenor trombone. Only had one rehearsal with it but it's far more secure than me 5ABL I've used for 15 years. I still need time on my M&B unit to properly get used to it, but out the box it's an absolute game changer for me.

yooooo it's meeeee

The bugle part was played by the principle cornet who was stood behind the audience. It was a very dramatic effect followed by a short period of reflection. A very moving piece to have been part of.

slay (ne)

Beautiful , enjoyed playing in such a lovely church

slane (slay)

Greeting from a British Brass Band in Ohio! Now let's hear the last variation ;)

I have no idea how this ended up in my recommended ,but I love this kind of content and thoroughly looking forward to more!