Bruckner 7 for Bass Trombone

[@Quickness_Fitness]

Why is your intonation so perfect man

[@gigasandbag65]

I just love your sound so much! I want to sound like you one day!

[@mikeszabo5631]

Thank you! Keep working hard and you will get there!

[@juliacarlson8318]

Great job! I loved watching this, made me smile!

[@mikeszabo5631]

Julia Carlson thanks sis!

[@jigjamz]

I’m from Melbourne, too, and also play bass trombone! I’ve heard you play in the MSO before!

[@mikeszabo5631]

Julian Meehan thank you!

[@GetzenBassPlayer]

Nice!

[@isaacgranados3232]

Buen sonido

[@samuele2766]

What mouthpiece? I'm in highschool and I play bass trombone in concert (1st trombone & tuba part) and jazz band (trombone 4 & bass trombone part) and I need a good mouthpiece because of my terrible one that came with my bass trombone.

[@mikeszabo5631]

Samuel E I play a Laskey 93D, but that is too big for a younger bass trombonist. I suggest most students start on a Bach 1.5G, which is a standard medium size

[@samuele2766]

Okay, thanks! And what about a Bach Megatone mouthpiece?

[@mikeszabo5631]

Samuel E you don’t need it. Just a regular 1.5G will be just fine

[@samuele2766]

Mike Szabo Thanks! I was debating about wether I should get a Giddings Chinook, Bach 4g, or Bach 4g Megatone and this helped! You, Nathan Fulmizi, and Lionel Fumeaux are my favorite bass trombonist and inspire me, keep making videos!

[@mikeszabo5631]

Samuel E thanks very much! A Bach 4G is a larger tenor trombone mouthpiece and most people will find it hard to make a proper bass trombone sound on a modern bass trombone. If you want something a tad smaller go for a Bach 2g

[@MarionConcertBand]

i learning this excerpt and compared to you im so bad 😂