when the trombone forgets to trill… 

As a flue player (I’m really bad at flute), I guess.

bro the flutes in my band are absolutely silent until the low brass melody and they blast so me and 1st chair have to play 100x louder or else we can not be heard

​@@FallingVortex same with my band as well

2nd clarinet part for me.

​​@@daniellepalao4089 Cool! Our performance also contained the Berceuse movement right before the Finale, but I think the trumpets were the only section that didn't play during that (maybe percussion as well but idk)

Horn in F ( French horn) great song really is amazing

I played 2nd trombone for a marching show

@@LilRock9000 Yeah French horn is pretty much the only brass instrument with important parts most of the time, this piece has a lot of good brass tho

it’s hard to explain if you don’t play a brass instrument, but i’ll try: there are only 7 “positions” on the trombone slide (much like how there’s 7 different valve combos on 3-valve brass) and in order to play more than only 7 notes, there are different “partials” we switch between with the direction of our air, so it’s a mouth adjustment instead of/as well as a button adjustment. so in order to do a trill on trombone, you have to make that mouth adjustment up and down extremely quickly. It’s very difficult and requires a lot of practice.

It’s called lip trill. You slur up to the closes note and slur up and down. While using Tah-eee-Tah-eee. To slur up and down

@@gavinloeper9321 thanks dude

@@tilghmanlwillis1561 I can lip trill on trumpet, is it harder on trombone?

saxophonist* 🤓

I first thought that was normal for his band until seeing this lmfao

Yeah because both are in 7/4.

​@@tuhmater2985Most charts in 7 arent counted off like that. I just mentioned it because it was definitely a nod to whiplash and is an otherwise abysmal way to count off anything in 7.

Can confirm, the bassoon player that soloed when I played this crushed it. Its a beautiful solo and I want to learn it on trombone

@@LexLuxray Just learn bassoon and play it like it's meant to be! 🤣 It's a lot of fun, though I will say bassoon is not an easy instrument and managing reeds will be the bane of your existence

I played 2nd trumpet and i agree, the firebird is a fire piece

It's called lip trilling, where we use partials to grill

Trill, not grill

It’s a G-to-A trill in tenor clef I think

That's a G in tenor clef.

High G? That’s 2nd, or 4th

Tenor clef

Lip slurs. Lots... and lots................................. and LOTS of lip trills

Use Tah-eee-tah-eee when slurring up and down