"Technical Studies for Trombone" by Bob McChesney

Bob plays a scale WITHOUT MOVING THE SLIDE! Check it out at 2:33. McChesney demonstrates and discusses the exercises and concepts from his book "Technical Studies for Trombone". Topics include: warm-ups, slurring and embouchure control, centering, mouthpiece buzzing, improving the upper register, single, double and doodle tonguing, low register sound development, fast playing, slide technique and much more. Available at www.Bob McChesney.com.

[@ado4224]

The no move scale thing is such a cool concept

[@josephjackson1956]

I’ve done it a few times! It’s really neat!

[@BloozBone]

Best trombone player is opinion driven, but Bob is qualified for that roll. Good lesson.

[@harryallen457]

I had a chance to talk to Bob at an ITA event years back and bought his book on Doodle Tonguing which allowed me to really advance. One night, walking into the Hilton Woodland Hills I heard the unmistakable sound of Bob playing jazz in the lounge. I remarked to my co-pilot that he was hearing the incomparable Bob McChesney live. He looked at me like I was on drugs. Bob has an unmistakable sound. I stopped in and said hello. Thanks Bob! Harry Allen

[@juanfontanez2187]

I have 37 years old playing Trombone And I never stop learning.. Thanks Bob ..

[@josephschuster7181]

I just heard this unbelievably awesome Trombone this evening and had to look him up!😃👍. I played the Trombone, and have a great appreciation for those who stuck it out. What a great sound when played so well as you do. I’m very happy to discover you. Thanks for the great music. Looking into buying some of you albums/CD’s.

[@znachary]

Once somebody is able to play Carnival of Venice like Bob, then you’ve made it as a trombone player

[@juanfontanez2187]

Or The Bumblebee to ...

[@jacobruiz97]

@@juanfontanez2187 Bumblebee is pretty easy compared to Carnival of Venice

[@RobEgertonJazzTranscriptions]

...and when you buy this book, why not treat yourself to 'Bob McChesney Jazz Solo Transcriptions' too! ; )

[@mau5186]

Wow, that crossover

[@pamalogy]

I've always admired you, Bob. Thanks for making this available. Nothing like learning from the master.

[@bwade8786]

Practice with it everyday. Thanks Bob

[@Yoyobb409]

This helped greatly! Thank you!

[@DaveCannon55]

Great Book Highly Recommended!

[@user-bh7nj6zg6r]

Спасибо! Мечтал именно о такой манере исполнения, но тромбон променял к сожалению на другие дела, теперь вот только слушаю и вдохновляюсь Вами.

[@mikecamarillo2736]

Incredible sound concepts yesss😎😎IMPRESSIVE!!!

[@thevectrexlover]

holy shit

[@Slushpup2]

WOW!

[@FanTrombone]

Its a great book. Every trombonist should have one next to their Arban's!

[@RETHABILE_ZLATAN]

What's the name of the book? I want it

[@FanTrombone]

@@RETHABILE_ZLATAN "Technical Studies for Trombone" by Bob McChesney

[@lisaprice5755]

Has anyone wondered if a couple of metronome markings are incorrect? For example the progressive slur exercises starting on page 15 indicate the half note gets the beat and starts at 72 bpm and goes up to 132 bpm. I can do most of the other exercises at top speed but can’t get past week 5 with that one. Is it just me?

[@CSRookie]

Me: "I know my scales as well as Bob" Bob: Me: "aah"

[@zegafregaomega]

Is there any place to buy the full version of "Jesus Jesus lay down your head" featured at the end?

[@juanmanuelmoranhuayanca1899]

muy bueno

[@christianchandler7920]

is shipping available to south africa?

[@deboramaria9149]

Como faço para comprar o método técnicas para trombone?

[@afrowtf2127]

Where can I buy the book?

[@edmonvrapi6322]

Bob = grand maestro trombon .

[@varcher7895]

Smooth 😂😊

[@TheJunebug65]

Wow

[@user-oi1lj7oe4d]

Bob how i can buy your exereise book on trombone?

[@fabiojunio9606]

Boa tarde meu amigo som maravilhoso vc tira no trombone qual numeração de bocal vc usa

[@joaopaulogomes3931]

Onde eu consigo o livro

[@onemoremood2761]

I ordered but it is physically shipping a book to me? Is there a digital download as well?

[@predomkevin3034]

Thanks but please tell me how do u play. Scale w, out moving slide I. Tried

[@shoegazer666]

Does this book cover vibratos?

[@davibarciela8796]

Boa noite professor , onde encontro esse método de estudos

[@joseramonavilamartines]

Podrian favor poner la tradocciòn en español...

[@kneejerkreactor9100]

Is the doodle-tonguing applicable to the trumpet?

[@plasma4682]

Probably, since doodle tonguing is less about embouchure and more actual tonguing

[@terrybonilla5473]

Clark Terry used it

[@ricaard]

So does Randy Brecker.

[@kevinpredom4573]

Does any one know how he does this trick. , , , , , , ,

[@victorHernandez-xv3dx]

por favor podrían traducir el audio al español?

[@wemersonoliveira5361]

en portugues tambien... em portugues também ( seria muito bom)

[@runesundb3448]

This is very interresting! I do practise this technical studies a lot, but I have a problem I don`t know how to solve: "I produce too much saliva when I practise doodle-tounging"! I often need to swollow. My problem is that this disrupts my technical progress. In shorter terms I do manage this technical movements, but i longer periods I produce too much saliva. Is there anybody out there among trombonists who can give me som advice what to do..- except start smoking, ha-ha.. ;-)

[@T0mat0_S0up]

Stefawaka Price-Aguirre dude. Is that how people are nowadays? How pathetic

[@davidkline1355]

I noticed that I would have that trouble also. I generally have to clear my mouth prior to starting an excerpt to make sure it doesn't accumulate too much as I play through.

[@nikunikugennki]

0:08 I gave up

[@Wightkitesurfer]

He is so good it turns out he doesn’t even need to use the slide😂😮

[@josevillarroel8338]

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