TROMBONE WARM UP ROUTINE // PLAY ALONG // Warm Up with Lisa 3 // Flexibility & High Register Playing

[@gillesfernandez2331]

merci Lisa ... Magnifique démonstration !

[@DrSelfridgeMusic]

Great stuff! I'll get my trombone and try some of this :)

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Thanks a lot! And YES, that's awesome! Let me know how it goes or if you have any questions 😊

[@fernandocastagno437]

Gracias! Aguante el Trombón! Saludos desde Argentina

[@ernestcassler2505]

Very nice I'm going to start making this part of my routine each week.

[@jonasdelacruz7242]

Thank you so much ma'am

[@LisaLizTrombone]

You are very welcome! I hope you found it helpful! I just uploaded a new video if you want to check it out 😉

[@ninakim7282]

Great! From DA BRONX.

[@LisaLizTrombone]

So cool! I have family from there!

[@josemecking8594]

Hello and thanks for the great videos. Do you think around 15 minutes a day on flexibility is a good ideia? Thanks!

[@sergepaloyan]

C'est toujours agréable de t'entendre parler avec joie.... kisses from France

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Thanks! Yes, I enjoy doing livestream warm ups and talking to people. I enjoy when people ask questions!

[@oldman8375]

I am watching you from jamaica good lesson

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Thank you for watching! I was in Jamaica earlier this year ☺️

[@robertocruz9800]

Muy bueno ejercicios.. gracias por todo .. 🇻🇪

[@LisaLizTrombone]

De nada! 😊 I have more warm up videos on here if you want to check them out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6mXY3RreLysfK8

[@BernhardMichaelPlos]

great sound :-) very helpful video, thanks for sharing :-)

[@josuepedrozobaptista8806]

Essas práticas diárias ajudam muito. Gostei!!!

[@LisaLizTrombone]

You are very welcome! Did you know I have other trombone warm up videos like this here on my channel? Please check out my Trombone Lessons playlist for more! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGebiWxjmbdmhbc

[@josuepedrozobaptista8806]

@@LisaLizTrombone Fantastic!!! Thank you very much!

[@백화산-m1g]

감사합니다, korean 입니다. 😉

[@lsruza]

nice

[@JoseRodriguez-wl9in]

How can. I have access to your work sheet.A nd many other

[@LisaLizTrombone]

@@JoseRodriguez-wl9in Hi Jose! I have some sheet music PDFs available on my website: lisaliztrombone.com/store

[@terrybonilla5473]

Hi Liza, how are you? Look, I have a .547 pipe trombone with trigger and a King 3B, how should I practice playing both horns every time? or in what order should I practice them?

[@LisaLizTrombone]

This is a GREAT QUESTION! I regularly play on a Conn 88HTO (.547 bore) and a King 3B too. My advice would be, play for the gig. What gig/rehearsal/recording session etc do you have coming up next? That’s the horn I would focus on the most. Let the other one sit on the back burner. Now, if you want to play both everyday for fun. I would start with the larger horn - to make sure I get down into the low and trigger register, then move onto the smaller horn for high register stuff. Also, don’t be afraid to switch it up. Be able to play all your music and warm-ups on both horns.

[@terrybonilla5473]

Ok! I understand both of your suggestions and I'll approach and apply them according to the occasion. Thank you Liza, for your reply.

[@garykemp7441]

When I play in the upper register I tend to press the mouthpiece against my lips and my teeth digs into my bottom lip. What advice do you have to keep from doing that?

[@LisaLizTrombone]

The simplest advice would be: don't do that! Practicing while looking into a mirror REALLY HELPS! This way you can see when you start to press the mouthpiece against your lips. Try to train yourself not to do it. It all starts with being aware of when you're doing it, and training yourself to stop. Think of using the direction of your air and the shape of the inside of your mouth to play higher - not by adding pressure. I hope that helps!

[@colinroberts2060]

Just out of curiosity, what does "Sharp 2nd" mean exactly. I've somehow never heard of that term before today.

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Hey Colin! Sharp 2nd means playing a note in 2nd position, but a little bit higher or sharper. This means the slide position will be closer to the face. So think of sharp 2nd somewhere in between 1st and 2nd position. The most popular example of a note you can play in sharp 2nd is G4. Try it out and let me know what you think!

[@colinroberts2060]

@@LisaLizTrombone So is that what the dash line next to a position's number is referring to? Though I haven't played as much in the last four years, I've somehow never run into anything beyond single high F (F4? Whatever the F that is two lines and one space above the staff is called) in any piece or song I've played. I often found it fascinating just how many notes I've never encountered in actual music, only in exercises.

[@haileychan8648]

I’m a high school student right now, and I just came back from middle school. Bcos of COVID I haven’t touched a trombone in 6 months and all the sounds I can make now sound like diarrhea. Do you have any advice to improve quickly to catch up with the rest of my band

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Hey Hailey. Wow, diarrhea is a descriptive word! During those 6 months did you have access to a trombone at home to practice with? Do you have your own trombone or is it the school's? If you don't play for 6 months, then your sound is definitely going to suffer. Unfortunately there is no quick fix, you will have to rebuild your strength as a brass player and musician. The best way to get back in shape is to play everyday and review the basics. Make sure you are getting in a good warm up everyday, then maybe go back and play through some of your band music from middle school. I have 2 other warm up videos like this on my channel if you want to review those. If you want to take a lesson with me I can help you build a personal routine to get back in shape. I give lessons on Zoom, please let me know! lisaliztrombone.com/online-video-lessons

[@haileychan8648]

Lisa Liz Trombone Thank you so much!

[@anuraprasannadissanayaka300]

I' m sri lanka you super girl teacher

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Thank you for watching all the way from Sri Lanka! I have always wanted to visit there. Greetings from the US!

[@dangranger3130]

Today's squeaks are tomorrow's notes. :)

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Love that saying! haha 😂 We will all get there someday if we keep working on it! 💪

[@predomkevin3034]

Thanks l can u put it on reverb,, it .sounds bad stuffy not u the room Please. U got them notes .

[@isojay3x]

Can I send you a video of me playing my trombone, and can you tell me what I need to work on?

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Sure I can totally do that. Please send the video to my email [e-mail] or DM me on IG/Twitter/FB @lisaliztrombone. I can give you some feedback on your video. If you want to learn more, I teach virtual lessons on Zoom if you would like to take a lesson with me. www.lisaliztrombone.com/online-video-lessons

[@isojay3x]

@@LisaLizTrombone Thanks Yes Ma'am

[@LisaLizTrombone]

@@isojay3x great! I am looking forward to hearing your video 😊

[@isojay3x]

@@LisaLizTrombone Hi, Ms.Liz I sent you an email from the address [e-mail].

[@LisaLizTrombone]

@@isojay3x I received your email! I will listen to your video and get back to you soon 😊

[@litoparcero1721]

I want to how the position of the lips in the mouth piece thank you mommm

[@Dilllie]

Hi music bro! great music video! let's us go and support each others channel!

[@LisaLizTrombone]

Well, I am not a bro, I am a girl! But thank you for the comment on my video. Can you tell me a little bit about your channel? Is it a music channel?

[@Dilllie]

@@LisaLizTrombone:) Can't girls be bro's? My channel Its a trumpet related music channel. I make kinda nerdy trumpet cover vids with a little story line. And also reaction vids on music video's. I hope i did not ofend with "bro". For me its more ment as a frendly greeting.

[@LisaLizTrombone]

@@Dilllie I mean, i guess they CAN, if they like to be called that lol. No worries, you didn't offend, I'm just not used to people calling me bro. I will check out your channel!