I made a "Range Building" course! (Now Released!)

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@TheMrAshley2010 4 года назад

I'm not gonna even watch the video before I say " Best thumbnail ever!!!"

@brianc.mcguire9263 4 года назад

Christopher Bill, I would like for your course to include sight-reading. If you could, it would be appreciated!

@suyoung 4 года назад

Brian C. McGuire agreed!

@nwoods58 4 года назад

Brian- I'm by no means the best sightreader out there but the most helpful tip I ever received on this topic was to develop the ability to always be reading ONE MEASURE AHEAD of the one I was playing. It sounds odd but if you spend some time doing this intentionally, it starts to become second-nature.

@brianc.mcguire9263 4 года назад

@@nwoods58 Thanks for the tip! An'd I'd like to see Christopher Bill teach sight-reading as I am beginning to understand its importance. It's great when you hit your first high note and all. But, hitting high notes will happen over time. It comes with a lot of practice. I am self taught, basically. And as a knucklehead, I learned to hit high notes first. I thought it was more important... backwards, I know. So, it may be my bias. But, it is very frustrating when I can't play along in groups. That or I have to learn the music before playing along. Now, if you can sight-read, you can play anything, anywhere, and at anytime. In short, you become marketable as a musician. And that's the goal! That's why, I truly value your advice on sight-reading. PS: I am open to any and all advice on my musicianship. So, contact me with any advice anytime. Thanks for listening!!!

@TomerSchwartz 4 года назад

@@brianc.mcguire9263 Dear Brain, First of all, I'm sorry for my english... Another thing I would suggest you is to sight read etueds and pieces that are much underlevel for and only when you feel comfortable with that level increase it slowly and keep with that until and beyond the level you want to get to. Also, I heard of a sight reading book by david vining for trombone that looks very good. Good luck!!

@Smashley527 4 года назад

This is fantastic. I am so excited for it to come out

@T-Slider 4 года назад

OK Chris, a piece you simply must arrange for you and us is “Colors for Trombone” I can’t believe you haven’t done this already, or have you? Yes to the subscription model and this chop builder. Last couple of years I’ve had some heart health issues that stopped me from playing, and new crowns on my front teeth, but now I’m ready to build my embouchure back, but I’m starting with a new feel. So I figure I would grab this range builder and improve on my recent past range. 65 years on trombone, but not dead yet! I played Army Bands from ‘66-‘89. Time to get my chops back once and for all!

@nwoods58 4 года назад

Hi Chris(topher?)- I have enjoyed your works ever since I first discovered you via your fun rendition of "Happy". I've been playing bone for 50(!?!) years. I long for those days during my teens when I could be working my chops 6-8 hrs a day. At this point in my life, though, playing opportunities are so infrequent that I need a week or two to regain my facility and endurance before a gig. I would love for you to share any 'shortcuts' you may have discovered or developed to fast- track recovery of cold chops.

@bomlemuel1234 4 года назад

Its good to see you atleast enjoy the music you make and that you are actually proud of yourself lol the cheer in your face during that second song you revealed😂💯i feel that same way when i play

@MikkoLaulainen 4 года назад

Yay! Just what I need for jazz band

@shock9616 4 года назад

Thanks for doing this!! I have a lead part in an arrangement of “A Time for Love” later this year in my jazz band and I have some serious range building to do before I will be able to play that one!

@luisburgos6940 4 года назад

Excellent material!! I wish this was available 41 years ago when this was learned the hard way!! Congratulations and great success on your musical journey! ! 👍 👍

@cunurelive 4 года назад

Thanks for this! I have ILMEA Districts on bass trombone and need to start building my low range! This will help tremendously ❤️

@ing3666 4 года назад

Chris, Our son got me hooked on your channel. He is 12 and wants to have every note perfect. While I am musically inclined, I do not play an instrument but my husband played Trombone in HS, College and in a band after college. I can't wait to see this video because we always tell him to slow down, learn that part/note, get comfortable with it.

@SauloTubistaCabreuva 4 года назад

Very good Trombone

@thelost2477 4 года назад

Dude this is great for me! I have to play the melody for sunset glow and this will help me hit those high Ds.

@kianahee6533 4 года назад

thank you for this !! i’m in 9th grade so it’s my first year in a high school jazz band. the charts are a lot more difficult range wise than the middle school ones i’ve been used to playing. we’re playing black orpheus and i can barely reach the notes haha

@zandercrawley1628 4 года назад

Keeping a clean tone

@papichulo6462 4 года назад

I would love if you do something about the basic's of transposing

@sometimesaviation9040 4 года назад

Yooooo 2nd vid am early on and am just gonna say ur sooooooooo amazing!!!!

@ezralim8783 4 года назад

Hey Chris, I would really love and appreciate it if you could do a course/video series on tonguing/articulations as it's a skill that me and my section mates really struggle with in band. Really love that you're doing these courses :))

@mitchellhart182 4 года назад

Thank god. I need this for a jazz band song called black Orpheus. Stupidly high

@pixelator9002 4 года назад

What about a course on musicality?

@Skywardsaiyan 4 года назад

What you said about playing these notes every day is very true. Personally, my range has only ever increased when I need it for whatever it is I’m playing.

@DarkMage967 4 года назад

A yearly subscription would be great! Also, a great course idea I think would be maintaining clarity through technical passages. I find it hard in my personal practice to work on maintaining clarity in more and more technical passages without having passages to work through

@Allwaysontop1949 4 года назад

Chris, this is Randy Thompson's (Buffalo band) dad. Love your series. I'm an old bass bone player that needs to build my embrasure. Thanks for the inspiration.

@suyoung 4 года назад

Christopher Bill, I would like to see a course that is specifically for lower register

@bobcat24 4 года назад

Sinep Long tone exercises

@DaReal601 4 года назад

I have my range up to the last Bb, thanks to yo past Range Building Video. I Just need help making them louder and consistently so I can use them in a piece Like You Do....

@bjrnmikkelsen3790 4 года назад

You should check out the soundbrenner core smartwatch! It is a smartwatch for musicians. IT has a metronome, decibel meter and a tuner.

@PatDavis-qg5no 4 года назад

Hey Chris, what mouthpiece do you use and what size is it? Also what size bore is your tenor that you usually use?

@dyergraeme123 4 года назад

Hi Christopher are your PDFs going to be of any use to valve instruments and available in Treble Clef ??

@BANDLDR 4 года назад

Where and when in Seattle?

@FiledWire 4 года назад

I would REAALLY appreciate a flexibility building series

@zandercrawley1628 4 года назад

Keeping long notes with a clean tone.

@extrag8587 4 года назад

A course on getting an open and good tone

@silassherbundy4770 4 года назад

You should play maleguania

@rubengonzalez8451 4 года назад

Can your project show turns and lip trills

@nathancheung2757 4 года назад

what is a good trombone recommended for someone who has been playing for around 2 years

@jakobc.lifts6617 4 года назад

Can you do a series where you teach us how to play the songs you play

@MrJakou 4 года назад

Can you try to make Con calma-Daddy yankee pls. That would be great.

@playerhawk3105 4 года назад

Chris, the course looks awesome. Any news on your custom trombones? Also, can you play the intermediate course without a trigger trombone? Thank you

@classicaltrombone 4 года назад

I just got a call that they finished the custom! I'll be flying down to Kansas City in a couple weeks to pick it up and I'll vlog the whole thing. I haven't seen it yet! And you can do up to Level 7 without a trigger and then you'll need an F Attachment for the low studies, but you can still work on the high range pieces all the way through!

@playerhawk3105 4 года назад

Thank you for responding to me so quickly, I’m very interested in the course and am hyped for the custom bones!