For those of you wondering where my trombone tutorials are - they will probably return, I just needed to focus on my own development for a while. I really appreciate all the kind words, and other interesting feedback as well. Keep swingin'! 🎶
That’s a cool song, and using a B7 adds another flavor to the minor blues. I have actually never played it (I love Horace’s recording though) but I think I would treat that chord like it was a “regular” Abm7 and just replace the note bb with an a.
@@paulrodberg From what I remember they are fairly similar. Maybe the Best Brass has a tiny bit more resistance when going from C(6) to Bb(1) for instance.
I remember the amount of times I was completely oblivious to the tune the band was playing. I seriously dnt know how I coped ,never heard the tune before just told name of tune , I managed to get into the swing of the thing n played
@1:58 1-3-5-7-5-3-1 stepping up diatonically @2:49 7-5-3-1-3-5-7 down @4:29 7-5-3-1-3-5-7 up @5:16 1-3-5-7-5-3-1 down @6:14 1-3-5-7 up @6:31 7-5-3-1 down @6:52 7-5-3-1 up @7:09 1-3-5-7 down @7:32 1-3-5-7 up 7-5-3-1 up @7:46 7-5-3-1 down 1-3-5-7 down @8:02 7-5-3-1 up 1-3-5-7 up @8:16 1-3-5-7 down 7-5-3-1 down Approximately 🤣
That was mostly to show off the "Swedish fingering" (the third valve lowers the pitch one semi-tone / half step more than usual). You can play Db on the 2nd valve as well.
@@DanielKJohanssonTrombone I've never seen Swedish fingering before! Is there a particular reason for this? Having a low Eb could be nice, but I'm assuming it changes some intonation properties?
@@DanielKJohanssonTrombone I've never seen Swedish fingering before! Is there a particular reason for this? Having a low Eb could be nice, but I'm assuming it changes some intonation properties?
The arban book of Trombone and Euphonium excercises!!! Just found it yesterday and its got em all, its very classically based but there’s some good excercises in there, Or marshal gilkes warmup on youtube is another brutal one with arpegios
