Trombone First Aid - Slide technique (10/14)

[@alexanderverdiyants8978]

Bravo, Gabriele! Your sound is what I hear and strive for! Immaculate performance! Very helpful tips - exactly what I need in addition to my legato connection. I like to do fraises of wide intervals for two or three interchanging chords with breath accent in legato and in triplet feel, so the accents fall on different notes. Doing that in staccato, seems for me, takes more effort, but approach you explained is the key! Thank you!

[@noahmarez]

Superb playing. I hope I can get to your level one day.

[@GabrieleMarchetti]

Thank you very much! Just work hard and focus carefully on what you want to improve, then good results will come!

[@randystroetz564]

Wow! GREAT playing! And a very helpful exercise to improve slide technique, thank you!

[@GabrieleMarchetti]

Thank you very much :-)

[@ab-zg8pt]

What a beautiful sound, one of the best I've ever heard What trombone are you playing on this video?

[@theafellacomposer]

Amazing playing! Beautiful sound. What piece did you play at the start?

[@GabrieleMarchetti]

Sonata in F major by Benedetto Marcello :-)

[@savannamarie7115]

Amazing!! What is the name of the piece featured in the beginning?

[@pepitogrillo235]

hi, the name of piece is sonata in F major of benedetto marcello

[@GabrieleMarchetti]

Exactly, thanks! :-)

[@jaredparsons8315]

Video starts at 2:50

[@GabrieleMarchetti]

Right... but I meant to support this particular topic showing its application through the Allegro movement of Benedetto Marcello Sonata in F. Of course you can skip the "musical intro" and actually watch whatever you want, but I intended to show the purpose of slide technique practice ;-)