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What trombone are you using amazing playing also!!!

Awesome Misty example

Nice sounding group! And nice looking trombone - not sure what model it is?

Nice video. Fontana would use the b7 as a launching point using lip slurs. In Bb rhythm changes he would start a long line on Ab, slur up to G, then play a long chromatic, stepwise line downwards

What I've learned is, know when to say "no" when offered a gig. Just because someone offers you to play with a group doesn't mean you have to accept it. Listen to your gut. Know when the group doesn't have your best interest in mind. I once played a gig where I showed up an hour ahead of time. The rest of the band was apparently "pissed" (as I later found out, because I didn't help load equipment on the way to the gig). The problem was, they never said they were meeting ahead of time to load equipment, nor gave me any information about meeting ahead of time. I should've just walked off the gig because I thought that was unfair. I choose to stick it out because I wanted to play. The gig didn't go well anyways.... Play with the right people. If you show up for rehearsal and they spend half the time talking or arguing politics, it's time to find a different group. Make sure everyone understands the music well enough to play it live. Bringing your ipad to the gig/not knowing the key/ not understanding the style, is a sign that maybe it shouldn't be performed live. Memorize EVERYTHING. Don't rely on reading sheet music because you never know when the lighting isn't going to work at the venue. Don't drink carbonated beverages the day of the gig. It will upset your stomach. Most concerts are played at night, but try to avoid that. Try to book gigs during the day (or even in the morning!). You'll feel more refreshed and probably play better, no matter the circumstance. Play on the horn that you feel comfortable playing on. Don't switch equipment right before the gig.

What trombone are you using?

You did...😂 ❤

The exercises you present on your channel are all very helpful. ( a little bit intimidating, but definitely the right stuff to practise ) 🙏🏼❤️

Bro, this is tuff brain gymnastics, but definitely worth it ❤

Thx man, you are agreat educator. This definitely improves my trombone language tremendously. ❤

Thank You!

Believe it or not, I've been dealing with this topic for the last 2 months. It couldn't have been better timing for the video 😅...Greetings from Čakovec!

Always love your vid (including this one), but I really wanna comment on your shirt! Dude, I played that video game a ton on my Commodore 64 back in the day. A Bruce Lee game correct? Anyways love the shirt, and your vids❤️ take care!

Many thanks for the video! Gold!!! 🤝🤝🤝

Great video I dont play trombone (as you know) but after this I think I know a bit more now I just have to find the lips and the air to make it happen. Be safe and skilful. Pinge

Wow! Спасибо! 🤝

I need to practice arpeggios...on ANY instrument. I play: piano, euphonium, trombone, & guitar, and they ALL need arpeggio practice, BIG time! I also play the North Indian tabla...no arpeggios needed there, though(!) HAVE AT IT!

This is really very educational. Thank you Sir.

Thank you! I didn't know about highlighting bars and 'insert space'. That's a great bit of useful information. Way to go.

Great song choice, sounds good! 👌🏻

great, thanks alot

After finishing it won't save or give me the play back button. Do I do something after finishing?

Hi ! Thanks you for your advices, it helps me a lot ! But i dont achieve to pay those exercices... the arpeggio works good but not this one, any idea ?

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'! 🎶

Nice

N ight in Tunsia?

Thanks for your channel

Thanks!

Thanks!

What mute are you using?

"Patterns for Jazz" is actually a great book of arpeggios and different scale form exercises, and there's a bass clef version

De ti aprendí los ejercicios de disminuido y perfeccioné bastante. Gracias!!!!

Jerry Bergonzi's Inside Improvisation Vol.2 Pentatonics chapter 2 creating pentatonic lines using skips and steps

muy bueno donde puede encontrar la partitura de curtis fuller yesterdays improvisación

Very good benifical

Jerry's Coker's Patterns for Jazz - Bass Clef instruments

The mutes actually sound really nice and add more jazzyness and vintage vibe to the sound

Going to do this challenge using your list, but will not do it in 30 days. I'll tackle each standard for five days.

Are you playing a Martin trombone?

That tone is just amazing.

a great tune, well played.

Que boquilla utilizas?

amazing video, just got my braces off and this is helping rebuild my range and new embouchure!

Grymt Daniel! 🎉

Nice man ! Upload the full gig if you have it...its good stuff :)

I did a Instagram short on this lick, super fun when you really honk them low tones out.

I like the stuff you introduce for trombone, I was wondering about a tune called Senor Blues because of the Ebmi going to B.

In 5:39 You played C#, not as in note description - C:)

Curtis played on an Olds Opera