Rimskij-Korsakov Trombone Concerto (Andante cantabile) - Practice guide 2/3

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Trombone First Aid - Tips and hints for a better practice
Gabriele Marchetti was born in Città di Castello (Italy) in 1983 and started his musical studies at the age of six with accordion then on euphonium, trombone and bass trumpet. Since 2007 he is member of the Italian Wonderbrass ( • Italian Wonderbrass ).
He acted as freelance Solo Trombone for Teatro La Fenice in Venezia, Orchestra del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino in Firenze, Teatro alla Scala and Orchestra Filarmonica della Scala in Milano, Orchestra Sinfonica della RAI in Torino, Teatro Lirico di Cagliari, Spira Mirabilis, Gstaad Festival Orchestra, Kammerorchester Basel, Camerata Bern, Berner Sinfonieorchester and more.
In 2012 Gabriele Marchetti joined Theater Orchester Biel Soloturn (www.tobs.ch/) as Solo Trombone and in 2017 he is appointed Trombone Professor at AIMART in Roma (www.aimart.it).
He plays modern and classical period handmade trombones, crafted upon his own design by Matthias Hölle in Germany (www.hoelle-pos...).
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[@julianrodriguezastorga]

Gabriele, these videos are amazing!! such a great teacher and performer! You should do a Ferdinand David's concerto series like this!! Congratulations and thank you!!!

[@TomerSchwartz]

Wonderful!!!

[@jacksonbrunotrombone5477]

Thank you teacher for this class, rich in interpretations!

[@bacha47ig55]

Thanks for the great video followed by 1st movement!! exclusively beautiful sound as always. the beginning of the first note of the first phrase at pianissimo is outstanding! smooth as violin...

[@TrombonistTrainingatHome]

Great work!

[@domenicobrancati94]

Grande!

[@atrombonist]

Hey do you plan on releasing the 3rd part? Really like the series!

[@davidworthington8575]

Gabriele, enjoy your First Aid Program and your comments on attention to detail. To often we want to just jump in and play the piece, and we lose a lot with this approach. My question is when is a practice guide for the 3rd movement to be released? I hope you are doing well and look forward to your response.

[@davidworthington8575]

One other comment. What differences do you see between US and European trained trombonists? What do they do differently in Europe that we in the US can gain from adopting?

[@dcrijns]

Hello Gabriele, great guide, did you have the chance to upload part 3 of this guide? The difficulty for me lies in this last part.

[@yurivittorelli9178]

Could you please make the score available? I couldn't find it anywhere.

[@Graham_M]

:)

[@Graham_M]

Duckington aww that ones free? I spent $7 on mine. Lame 😂

[@Ava-wl9lk]

It’s in the book “Solos for the trombone player” if that helps :)