I’m sure it varies. I started doing it in high school and could play it in my 20s.

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Unfortunately I can’t remember the year.

And it inspired one of the greatest cult classics to spawn in the late 90s and early 2000s!! Go team Venture✌🏻✌🏻

I went to Indiana University (didn’t have a jazz teacher there for trombone so I studied with Pete Ellefson who is a fantastic classical player). Did my masters as MSM in NYC and studied with Steve Turre and Luis Bonilla.

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34 years.

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Warburton 8S top, 3Star Backbore

It was a Vintage Yamaha. Can’t remember the exact model number. .500 bore 7.5in bell.

A 525 needs a bit more air since the tubes are larger. It has a bigger sound as well. No advantages to me really. It’s just a different trombone that gets a different sound. If you want a bigger sound it will give it to you.

@LowBrassLuke Awesome! I didn't want to invest in the larger bore and then find myself gasping for air. I should be OK. One more. When I shop online, the great majority of horns offered have F attachments. Not interested in that, but would these typically have the 525 bore?

@@RoyPickering-l3ian F attachment doesn’t mean it’s a specific bore. You have to know what models are .525. You can find .525 horns with triggers and without. Same thing goes for .547 symphonic trombones. You can find those with and without triggers. Look up different brands and the descriptions of the horns. If you’re looking at getting a pro horn I do offer a service where I can help find a great deal for essentially what I charge for an hour lesson ($70). I generally recommend used professional horns as they give you the best quality for a great price.

Interesting. Actually, I believe I know know what to do. There has been a nice Bach 36 on Reverb that has seemed to call to me. I think I will answer! Thank you so much!

It’s a transcription book that I have. You can’t buy it anywhere in case you’re wondering.

I use it a lot :)

That horn is a Yamaha 891ZD. 508 bore with an 8in bell.

It’s all single tongue. I have videos on how I articulate. You can search for them.

It’s a great one to listen to.

I have some videos depending on what you’re specifically asking for. You can look through my channel. There are videos on how to get a relaxed sound and some beginning videos as well. Hope that helps.

There are a few different versions of that solo. I might get around to doing one of them.