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Bro couldn’t even do any embosere

good thing I play trumpet 🤑🤑

not me being a trombone player and trying not to scream *YOU'RE HOLDING IT WRO- WHY DID YOU THE SLIDE THAT IS SOFT META- WAIT WHY ARE YOU POURING WATER IN THAT TU-*

As another trombone player in this comment section. I am very triggered.

As a trombone player this is torture

Who gave this boi a 4-valve when he's never touched a euph in his life 😭😭

My friend would be offended by this

0:28 *ħẽý ğũÿş ïm jùşțīñ bĩëběř æñď î ďœ ñöț fêëł șœ ğóœď*

IT’S NOT A TUBA

Not the water 😭😭

Y’all leave him alone he’s new to these types 💀

0:44 why does the euphonium have 4 keys?

As someone who has played both instruments i am now crying and the fact that he called the euphonium a tuba makes me want to remove my eyes and ears

No the trombone 😭😭😭😭

watching him throw the trombone hurt 😭

as a trombone who has made wind symphony for region over and over this was hard watching

This guy sucks

“Trombone sucks” *Proceeds to cram things in the bell*

My band teacher/trombore players would be triggered

once i watched what he did, this hurts my soul- .... AND IM A FLUTE PLAYER AND I CAN CLEARLY TELL HES NOT PLAYING IT CORRECTLY- .... but i still appreciate his effort

As a trombone and a Euphonium player.... this hurts

As a rare Euphonium player when he did play it sounded like when I started playing

I glad im a saxophonist, he’ll never destroy it 😜😜

as someone who plays the baritone/euphonium you should never ever put water in there

As a trombonist,I’m disappointed in flamingo😔

actual fire idk what you guys talking about (I’m a percussionist)

❤❤❤

As a trumpet player/former trombone player this is so offensive 💀

As a brass player, this annoys me on a very, very, very deep level. 😭

Thank you❤❤

THIS BURNSSS MEEE

I should follow in his footsteps but with my instrument. "Just fillin up the old synthesizer!" gonna go crazyyyyyyy

just fillin up the old tuba

Playing the trombone involves a combination of proper posture, breathing, embouchure (mouth position), slide control, and practice. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you learn to play the trombone: 1. Assemble the Trombone • Parts: The trombone has a mouthpiece, a slide, and a bell section. • Assembly: Attach the slide to the bell section at a slight angle (about 90 degrees). Insert the mouthpiece into the smaller end of the trombone (leadpipe), but don’t jam it in-just a slight twist will do. 2. Proper Posture • Standing: Stand tall with feet shoulder-width apart. • Sitting: Sit at the edge of your seat, back straight, feet flat on the ground. • Holding the Trombone: With your left hand, grip the brace near the bell section. Your left thumb should rest on the brace or thumb ring, and your fingers should curl around the instrument. Your right hand holds the slide at the bottom brace with your thumb and two fingers (usually index and middle). 3. Breathing • Deep Breaths: Inhale deeply from your diaphragm, not your chest. Keep your shoulders relaxed and expand your belly as you breathe in. • Steady Airflow: Exhale steadily and evenly. The key to producing sound is a controlled and continuous airflow through the instrument. 4. Forming the Embouchure • Mouth Position: Place your lips together as if saying the letter “M.” Relax your mouth and lips but maintain firmness in the corners. • Placing the Mouthpiece: The mouthpiece should rest evenly between your upper and lower lips, usually with a bit more of it on the upper lip. Keep your lips centered in the mouthpiece. • Buzzing Sound: Blow air through your lips to create a buzzing sound. Your lips should vibrate inside the mouthpiece. 5. Producing a Sound • With the mouthpiece in place, blow air into the trombone while maintaining the buzzing sound. • Pitch Control: Adjust the pitch by tightening or loosening your embouchure. Tighter lips and faster air produce higher notes, while looser lips and slower air produce lower notes. 6. Using the Slide • Slide Positions: The trombone has 7 primary slide positions that change the pitch: 1. First position: Slide fully in (home position). 2. Second position: Slide slightly out. 3. Third position: A bit farther out, in line with the bell. 4. Fourth through Seventh positions: Continue moving the slide out incrementally. • Move Smoothly: Slide should move quickly and smoothly between positions to avoid any jerky movements. Use wrist motion rather than arm motion for more fluid shifts. 7. Articulation • Tonguing: To start each note, use your tongue as if saying “ta” or “da” against the roof of your mouth. This helps create a clean start to each note. • Slurring: For smoother transitions between notes, practice not using your tongue but just moving the slide while maintaining airflow. 8. Reading Music • Learn to read bass clef, which is the standard clef for trombone. • Practice scales, starting with major scales (like B♭ major, C major) to familiarize yourself with slide positions and note combinations. 9. Practice Tips • Long Tones: Practice holding single notes for long periods to improve tone quality and breath control. • Lip Slurs: Move between different notes without moving the slide (e.g., going from low B♭ to F to high B♭) to strengthen your embouchure. • Scales and Arpeggios: Play scales regularly to develop muscle memory for the slide positions and to work on your accuracy. • Tuning: Make sure the trombone is in tune by adjusting the tuning slide located on the bell section. 10. Maintaining Your Trombone • Slide Lubrication: Apply trombone slide oil or cream regularly to keep the slide moving smoothly. • Cleaning: Rinse the mouthpiece with warm water after playing and clean the inside of the trombone periodically to remove buildup. 11. Stay Consistent • Play daily to build embouchure strength, slide accuracy, and breath control. Regular practice is key to improving your trombone skills. 12. Play with Others • Join a band or ensemble to learn how to blend your sound with other instruments and practice playing in different styles, such as classical, jazz, or marching band. By following these steps and dedicating time to consistent practice, you’ll steadily improve and enjoy playing the trombone.

The disrespect is insane. As a trombone player, I’m ready to have a riot.

Those are such nice instruments going to waste- as a trombone and euphonium player this is sad :C

i don’t even play these instruments(for reference i play the flute but im surrounded by these players) what triggered me the most is how he dropped the trombone and literally FILLED the euphonium with water😭😭

Lil bro, that isn't Instrumental, that's acapella/vocal track

I can feel trombones pain as a trumpet player

this hurts me so much watching this edit: 1:12 WTF

He should try a woodwind

I was there like 5 days

As a euphonium player who used to play trombone, this hurts to watch

as someone who plays both this hurt me

as a french horn player, i’m happy im not like albert💀

as a trombone player , this hurts me.

Thanks :)

ah yes, i guess i play the "tuba" now

Such amazing songs

trombone is the best instrument