Trombone Lesson: High Register Exercises

[@BilalHijab]

what an awesome last name for a trombone player; Riccobono :)

[@MCBigSteveOfficial]

It makes me very angry that terrible videos containing terrible musicians giving terrible advice have so many more views than things like this! You sound great. Great tips, thanks!

[@jjking8577]

hey thanks and nice tone how did you get such nice tone?

[@fizihkull]

Wow! Very nice!

[@ecmcomichael1]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@brianc.mcguire9263]

I know this comment comes in a day late and a dollar short. But, it comes from a guy who just returned to music after laying off for a few decades. Your video is very helpful to me. And, I hope you continue to post more Trombone Lessons.

[@james2go33]

this is helpful. In high school I was able to get the high B above the staff...had a nice tone...was my section leader....have medals and trophies the John Sousa award yadda yadda....but I have not played in 16 years and have discovered my highest note to be e flat and e natural above the staff...forgot a lot of excercises and such so bouhgt a beginner and intermediate trombone book and trying to re learn it all. This sir helped tremedously. Thank you.

[@westmorelandroad]

Thank you. Very helpful.

[@charwhite79]

Hi. Thanks for this video. Would you mind explaining a bit more what's going on at the end, when you gliss the 3rd? Thanks

[@mongolioose]

thank you

[@jimmyarmes]

Thank you so much for sharing this knowledge! Where should I fit high register exercises into a routine?

[@heatonjd]

What logato scales do you do?

[@blakemalone3843]

What horn is that?