Trombone Lessons: How To Doodle Tongue - Bone Masters: Ep. 49 - Bob McChesney - Master Class

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In this episode Bob McChesney talks about Doodle Tonguing and improvises a solo trombone piece.
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Trombone Lesson Masterclass - Slide Technique Bob McChesney

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[@RobEgertonJazzTranscriptions]

Bob also has a book available called 'Bob McChesney Jazz Solo Transcriptions'. Well worth the money!!

[@PaulTheTrombonist]

yes that is also a great one!

[@AlexisGarcia-ww4hz]

Just got Technical Studies for Trombone by Bob McChesney, and wow this is something everyone should get from all levels and all styles of music you play.

[@BlackWarriorLures]

Man, nothing like hearing a trombone runnin' bebop lines!

[@ttrumpetguy]

Hi Bob, I fondly remember playing with you in Emil Palame's big band in Buffalo, back while we both were in college, you at Fredonia, me at SUNYA Buffalo. I occasionally played lead when Howie Shear couldn't make a rehearsal or show when he was going to grad school at Eastman. I'm so happy to see how well you've done in the biz. You sound as great as ever! I'm here to learn this techniques as I'm trying to improve my jazz soloing articulation. Wishing you continued great success!

[@steadilsr]

Paul this is a GREAT video. Bob's sound and technique along with his books can really help the young player and me too at 66.

[@tboneholt]

Wonder how many virtuosos are also such nice guys? Spent a couple days with Bob and he is a GEM!

[@ersinozertbone]

Thanks for doing this Paul !

[@paulanthonyrivera]

Inside, outside, left side, right side. Upside down trombone playing. Thanks for posting this P.

[@JudahGuerra]

thank you so much for this video

[@erasermouthvids]

Please get WyCliffe Gordon! And trombone Shorty!

[@JudahGuerra]

yes you would get like 3 mil views wit that

[@kamehameha5742]

yaaasss although a more realistic goal would Elliot Mason

[@adhanda2017]

WyCliffe is a monster - another animal entirely!

[@Aaron-Qman]

Obviously he doesn't want too much buzz😂😂

[@FanTrombone]

the tone and hitting the high notes at that speed are incredible!

[@cynthiak.4261]

Pleeeeeeease invite Trombone Shorty!!! Love you, Paul!

[@moedemama]

Great demo

[@booperhero8982]

Is doodle tongue used mainly for only fast parts? When is it preferable over double tongue?

[@TiimEKeePeR]

Professor Poison, Doodle tonguing is preferred over double tonguing when you're looking for the smoothest sound possible, such as in jazz improv. However, ultimately it's up to personal preference. Happy practicing! 😄

[@TheStickyKey]

I've tried my best but doodle tonguing seems impossible. I've just developed a soft enough double tongue so sound like it.

[@steadilsr]

Spencer, as a guy who found it tough to do ANY double or triple tonguing, McChesney's method does have merit but it taks LOTS of TIME and DEDICATION to go back to basics of tonguing and understanding the natural breaks w the method. I still just use a fast single and try to use the breaks as much as I can

[@ToelJhute]

It’s the complete opposite for me

[@FanTrombone]

How do you get your slide to keep up with your tongue?

[@rayid2003]

you must coordinate your slide movement with your air and tongue. Way easier said than done though.

[@dylanr4854]

It comes with experience

[@NEWYORKTROMBONE]

Good

[@joseivulich7826]

Para cuando los subtítulos en español!!! Gracias paul

[@criss719]

Try as I may, my sound is muddy when trying to doodle tongue or double tongue. I just can’t get a sharp attack🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@andrewfitzgerald7940]

Nice vid Paul!

[@PaulTheTrombonist]

thank u Andrew for stopping by!

[@aidandoylepolitics]

I was playing it at 75% speed accidentally and I kept thinking, why do they sound so high?

[@betohax]

Lmao

[@kylejensen727]

What are the syllables that Bob is using?

[@vitocakaroglu4485]

Kyle Jensen Buy his doodle tonguing book

[@nathanielwilliford2589]

How do you get these great trombonists?

[@emorigami7108]

Do Joe Alessi!

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

He's so godly, if you look at him you will burn.

[@adhanda2017]

Joe's Blue Bells is incredible!

[@renesoto-pintor2916]

Joe's no jazz player like McChesney who he can do both classical and jazz.

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

@@renesoto-pintor2916 But Joe is 1st chair in the New York Philharmonic though

[@zaneeshaghian2792]

Dude get Ido Meshulam!

[@silent_assassin643]

how on earth do you find these people

[@silent_assassin643]

and must be pouring out money out of your pockets

[@MegaDeCapo]

I don't mean to be nosey but, I don't think you put the equipment piece up on this video.

[@PaulTheTrombonist]

nic montoya that info is always put up in each guests 1st appearance just gotta go back and watch

[@adhanda2017]

Doodle Tonguing??? I'm simply amazed that most wind instrument players have yet to figure out there are more ways to articulate a sound than simply using the syllables Ta, Da, & La! Just try to imagine Ella skatin' on How High the Moon using only three syllables! It would be laughable, but still that's all that most wind instrument players know how to do. So I invented "Skat Tonguing". When I was a kid I learned how ventriloquists "throw their voices". Of course, they don't throw them at all, they simply form words without moving their lips - easy. I use the same approach to articulation. Simply use skat syllables while playing. No syllables are of limits. Any syllable you can sing can be played on a wind instrument. Roll over Arban.

[@GinoBtheman]

The trick is to do it between partials really...

[@andrews420]

I dont even play trombone lmao