Single, Double, and Triple Tonguing

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @ivers53
    @ivers53 8 лет назад +146

    Trent, it's amazing. Your story is exactly like mine, (I'm a slow single tongue person,) except you have put in much more practice and sound great. I'm still struggling with playing fast passages but I am now determined to practice the double tonguing technique. I play in a community band and "get by" by playing every other note, letting the other trombones cover for me. Perhaps in the next year, if I dedicate myself to more practice, I can participate fully. Thanks again for sharing your insight. (Pennsylvania, USA)

    • @geraldnichols2722
      @geraldnichols2722 7 лет назад +1

      You are fortunate that you can sight read and play. I cannot, so I have no entre to any but groups that use no sheet music.

    • @ikeeichenberg9068
      @ikeeichenberg9068 6 лет назад +1

      @@geraldnichols2722 Sheet music is a very simple think. All you'd really need is a week of study and you could have it

    • @empoweringlearninginstitut7789
      @empoweringlearninginstitut7789 4 года назад +1

      Hang in there.

  • @paaatrick9451
    @paaatrick9451 7 лет назад +550

    I got an ad about reeds before rhis

  • @wildgator
    @wildgator 7 лет назад +6

    I've been struggling with this for 6-7 years, you are a godsend.
    I can finally die with ease With Heart and Voice

  • @calebrettig1892
    @calebrettig1892 9 лет назад +65

    You have an amazing tone on the trombone in my opinion

  • @tbonetime3568
    @tbonetime3568 9 лет назад +332

    i have a feeling that trombone is his main instrument

    • @jelleypeanuts7866
      @jelleypeanuts7866 8 лет назад +15

      no he plays alto horn

    • @carlenger9707
      @carlenger9707 7 лет назад +36

      Cornet is his main instrument. He's played cornet in many brass bands/military and salvation bands. He made a bunch of videos about the trombone back in these days.

    • @nicholastrombone9899
      @nicholastrombone9899 7 лет назад +16

      All of you are wrong he is a conductor

    • @bravov1802
      @bravov1802 7 лет назад +20

      smh. A conductor usually starts with an instrument in 5th grade because they need to be able to know how to play all the instruments.

    • @MiraDaWulf
      @MiraDaWulf 6 лет назад +37

      No, he plays the mayonaise

  • @javrami4883
    @javrami4883 8 лет назад +60

    What work do you do where you can afford all these instruments and mouthpieces?

  • @roballen7937
    @roballen7937 6 лет назад +6

    Hi Trent! Thank you so much for your videos on RUclips and this particular video on tonguing. Your explanation is one of the clearest on the subject and I like that your reviewed the physical processes to achieve the different methods, single vs double vs triple. Brilliant indeed, Sir! Thank you! Rob T-Bone Allen in Thailand.

  • @logananglin2074
    @logananglin2074 8 лет назад +2

    I've had trouble double-tounging for many years. You're the first person to explain that the second tounge as a throat thing. Thanks a lot!

  • @rafaelcastillo6472
    @rafaelcastillo6472 7 лет назад +4

    3 years of baritone experience and still can't get my tonguing down.This my help.New
    SUBSCRIBER.

  • @rakutzimbel4539
    @rakutzimbel4539 7 лет назад +7

    "k" is a sound you also produce your with your tongue, only it shuts up the throat with another part of it.
    Love your videos, I hope to see more in the future!

  • @JustIvan44
    @JustIvan44 6 лет назад +98

    When I try to Ta-Ka i can't stop flutter tonging

  • @christopherweeks89
    @christopherweeks89 8 лет назад +191

    Why do you have 200 Ethernet ports?

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  8 лет назад +91

      Because at the time of recording I was doing network study and felt that everyone needed a Cisco Catalyst 6513 switch fully loaded.

    • @darthdarthbinkss
      @darthdarthbinkss 8 лет назад +6

      Didn't expect to see you here

    • @willsavage4429
      @willsavage4429 6 лет назад +6

      Why do you not have 200 Ethernet ports?

    • @Saxshoe
      @Saxshoe 6 лет назад +1

      It's a patch bay?

    • @UpcomingJedi
      @UpcomingJedi 6 лет назад

      Looks like he is at work?

  • @tungstenwhizard4361
    @tungstenwhizard4361 7 лет назад +46

    I was a horn player, and I didn't do so well tonguing notes. I really prefer slower "ballads" because I love the creamy smooth and golden sound of the instrument.

  • @jazzbonept
    @jazzbonept 2 года назад +3

    I too had a slower single tongue than my peers and was yet another reason to learn and develop my double and triple tongue. What got me the really comfortable with almost any tempo is replacing even slower musical lines with double tongue (rather than single tongue) so that there can be an overlapping of the two articulation types. Regarding triple tongue, people seem to be proficient at both variations ("ta ta ka" and "ta ka ta"), so it seems to mostly be preference.

  • @PenguMatthew
    @PenguMatthew 8 лет назад +42

    So i can ta-Ka all day long free "tonguing" i always have issues with consistency and the using the back to tongue (non Tongue ) how do i fix this

    • @katrinarose2210
      @katrinarose2210 6 лет назад

      don't focus on the t a, focus on the ka. when practicing, only tongue with ka

    • @trombonetribute6433
      @trombonetribute6433 3 года назад +1

      Practice it without actually saying it. Instead do breathe out while and move your mouth to the takas. This simulates playing into an instrument

  • @kenrup
    @kenrup 5 лет назад +18

    "Trombones through away any dignity and play as loud as they can". As a trombone player, I wasn't aware that I had any dignity. ;)

  • @chrisblack2625
    @chrisblack2625 8 лет назад +25

    I have a problem with tonguing, I spit each time I tongue the note. How do I fix this

    • @pwnagepantsmc
      @pwnagepantsmc 8 лет назад +6

      try using as little of the tongue as possible Imagine using 1 tiny taste bud. I'm a horn player

    • @chrisblack2625
      @chrisblack2625 8 лет назад +4

      I asked my band teacher, he's been a trombonist for 36 years, but he said the articulation will be too soft.

    • @pwnagepantsmc
      @pwnagepantsmc 8 лет назад +1

      Oh I'm sorry I forgot low brass was a different In that way

    • @jerrytomas3136
      @jerrytomas3136 8 лет назад +1

      Chris Black You have spit on your tongue when play. Just swallow your spit before you play.

    • @chrisblack2625
      @chrisblack2625 8 лет назад +1

      Jerry Tomas thanks

  • @iancoyle4610
    @iancoyle4610 7 лет назад +36

    Hey Trent, can you make a video on flutter tonguing? I have a show to perform in about 3 weeks and need to flutter tongue but am having trouble doing so.

    • @rinkokonoe8644
      @rinkokonoe8644 7 лет назад +4

      Ian Coyle roll your r's

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      Rin Kokonoe I can't roll r's

    • @rinkokonoe8644
      @rinkokonoe8644 7 лет назад +2

      PotatoNation21 sux to suk:(( sorry broski

    • @Saxshoe
      @Saxshoe 6 лет назад +2

      Rest in peace guy

    • @katrinarose2210
      @katrinarose2210 6 лет назад +3

      @@JoCE2305 Look up videos on how to roll your Rs. a lot of people think you have to be born with it, but it's not true, anyone can learn to roll Rs. but if you can't do that, you can always sort of make a gargling sound, like with mouthwash if you know what I mean. It'll make a very similar sound

  • @louisdoherty1480
    @louisdoherty1480 9 лет назад +9

    Hey Trent, As you may remember I wanted to learn a brass instrument. Well, now I am. I recently obtained a marching baritone horn so I can march it. Do those skills (besides the piston fingerings) transfer to the trombone? What about trumpet, euphonium, and tuba?
    Also, can you do a video specifically about the Baritone horn?

    • @brospros6327
      @brospros6327 9 лет назад +6

      Well from experience it's easier to switch from tuba and euphonium(basically baritone) VERY easily but from trumpet your switching from treble clef to bass though fingerings are all the same, the clefs are what makes the transition from trumpet to tuba very hard plus you gotta loosen or tighten your lips depending on the mouth piece hope that helps

  • @sebo9095
    @sebo9095 6 лет назад +2

    I wasnt paying attention to his words but blue bells of Scotland got my attention hehe @ 9:30

  • @holywatergum6890
    @holywatergum6890 Год назад +1

    As a trombonist I was surprised to hear you go for throat second I usually go for back of my tongue first so I’ll have to go practice now

  • @zacharyholmes2600
    @zacharyholmes2600 6 лет назад +2

    Thank god! I have to play Legend by Georges Enesco as my High School and All-State audition. This helped me prepare for the double and triple tounging.

  • @andymayeuxproductions
    @andymayeuxproductions 10 лет назад +33

    triple tonguing is like the notes on the song darude: sandstorm, the main part, is a good example of it. I used to be really good a double and triple tonguing and now, since I've gotten braces, I cannot tongue as good. I am starting to do it a little better now.

    • @CrazyBugattiMan
      @CrazyBugattiMan 8 лет назад +2

      Andy Mayeux I'm feeling your pain, I have braces, I play trombone and it completely destroyed my range from super high D flat to....high F and my double and triple tonguing but I'm practicing and I'm getting it back and I'm only a freshman at high school

    • @andymayeuxproductions
      @andymayeuxproductions 8 лет назад

      I got my braces off now haha

    • @haydenthompson8242
      @haydenthompson8242 7 лет назад +1

      Braces suck in instruments! For trumpet it destroys your tone, articulation, and range! For tuba it does nothing lol. I play Tuba in Concert band and tuba in Jazz Band.

    • @haydenthompson8242
      @haydenthompson8242 7 лет назад

      SteelCrypt Your mouth opens up so myth to the fact that the braces affect nothing. You'll be fine

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      The Mayeux Productions playing instruments with braces must be difficult.

  • @florentb.7914
    @florentb.7914 9 лет назад +9

    Thanks for this video that help me a lot! A acually still have problem with makink the "Ka" sound... I'm off of my trombone for a couple of month, and I'm training only with my mouth piece, do you have particular exercises for tounging just with mouth piece ?

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  9 лет назад

      Florent Bonfils just practice, I'm afraid. I've never been much of a fan for buzzing, but if it works for you, then go for it :)

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      Florent Bonfils So you aren't practicing your trombone and just buzzing. That... makes no sense... Why would you... This hurts my brain.

    • @riskybiscuit5503
      @riskybiscuit5503 6 лет назад +6

      @@JoCE2305 It does make sense. Maybe this person is borrowing a trombone from school and can only take the mouth piece during their vacation. Or their trombone became faulty and has gone to fix it. Whatever the case, this persom is trying to improve even though they dont have the whole trombone. It makes perfect sense.

  • @numbersix1908
    @numbersix1908 7 лет назад +1

    your legato on trombone without tonguing was superb

  • @Multimusiclight
    @Multimusiclight 4 года назад

    Thanks. Very interesting.
    I play the melodica, and I try to improve my mouth articulation.
    Your video is very useful for me.

  • @5688gamble
    @5688gamble 4 года назад +5

    I can tongue pretty quick, also I have mine split and can move either end independently, perhaps that could be used to go faster? I suppose it helps with certain types of tonguing.. And I really am double tonguing. I don't own any brass :-( have some woodwind, percussion and stringed instruments but not aquired any brass yet, what would you recommend as a first? I imagine the trombone being more difficult due to the slide, I'm learning to play the violin at the moment, perhaps dividing my time further isn't a good idea for now? And another instrument where I struggle to find the notes.. Would you say finding notes on the trombone is difficult for a beginner, even with previous experience playing other instruments. I can dig it! Dig it, dig it dig it, dig!

  • @oneilchery1192
    @oneilchery1192 8 лет назад +43

    im having a VERY hard time double tougning

    • @polymon1104
      @polymon1104 8 лет назад +1

      Think you are learning beatbox

    • @geraldnichols2722
      @geraldnichols2722 7 лет назад +2

      Start very slow and build up speed over time.

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад +2

      It doesn't just show up perfect.

  • @geraldnichols2722
    @geraldnichols2722 7 лет назад

    This is extremely helpful. Many thanks from Rockledge Florida!

  • @mattiasolsson1757
    @mattiasolsson1757 8 лет назад +2

    Thank you for uploading all these videos. You are really inspiring me and motivate me to play on all my brass instruments. /Mattias, Sweden.

  • @goldito62
    @goldito62 9 лет назад +6

    doodle tonguing is the science of making a trombone into a trumpet speedwise

  • @thecarmagnet2005
    @thecarmagnet2005 4 года назад

    Thanks man this helped me a lot with my slow tongue from my speech impediment.

  • @eastlight313
    @eastlight313 8 лет назад +1

    Wait, do I see a server rack back there? Cool! What do you use it for?

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  8 лет назад

      It was a server rack. At the time of this video I was using it for my networking studies. Before that I had two racks full of kit for systems engineering studies.

  • @name8031
    @name8031 7 лет назад +4

    I find it quite misleading that the soft tongue is referred to as "da," as it's not really a "d" sound being made, it's a lot more a strong "ra," where the tongue starts where it would make an "r" but ends with a sound that is similar to a "d."

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  7 лет назад

      I think it's definitely a 'da' sound. I get what you mean about the hard ra, but I think it's better to refer to it as a da.

    • @mingoringo_
      @mingoringo_ 5 лет назад

      With "r"s you don't close your breath

    • @jackyspearow
      @jackyspearow 5 лет назад

      yeah, i use "ra;" however, not the way it's used in english, rather the japanese way.

  • @tbonetime3568
    @tbonetime3568 8 лет назад +49

    when saying ka it sounds like he is trying to say car

    • @JonatasMonte
      @JonatasMonte 7 лет назад +1

      Seriously, I studied music for many years and not even once I was told it..

    • @FelixSaint
      @FelixSaint 6 лет назад +2

      Well, that's exactly how you say car in Boston.

  • @lorddisappointment1792
    @lorddisappointment1792 7 лет назад +47

    WHY AM I WATCHING THIS I PLAY THE CLARINET

    • @flumpo19_92
      @flumpo19_92 7 лет назад +5

      Potato JR. Everyone needs a little trombone on the side :D

    • @jeremyclifton1448
      @jeremyclifton1448 6 лет назад

      Because Trent rocks!

    • @shanerobison3392
      @shanerobison3392 6 лет назад

      You chose to watch it bud 🙃🤷‍♂️

    • @MrChuck365
      @MrChuck365 6 лет назад +3

      Woodwind players, including flute players, who learn double and triple tonguing, can also increase the speed of tonguing difficult passages..

    • @teresastewart8902
      @teresastewart8902 5 лет назад

      Look people. My greatest friends are flute players. Are they friends if I blast In their ears???

  • @tbonetime3568
    @tbonetime3568 8 лет назад +1

    my god everytime i hear this the trombone just sounds absolutely amazing

  • @LargeJ
    @LargeJ 8 лет назад +6

    can you so some basic tips for tuba players?

  • @Yaman-D-Chhaya
    @Yaman-D-Chhaya 6 лет назад

    Hey Trent !! I love Brass Instruments but play a Flute your trombone has somewhat more tubing at the rear than the ones I Have seen what's special about those ? would love to hear from you whenever you spare sometime Brother !!

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  6 лет назад

      Mine has an ‘F Attachment’, sometimes called a trigger. I’ve done a video on the subject entitle ‘what are trombone triggers and what do they do’

    • @Yaman-D-Chhaya
      @Yaman-D-Chhaya 5 лет назад

      Hey Trent so nice to hear from you, M planning to buy a instrument I see all your videos and learn a lot hearty thanks for that I love brass family and want to start off with one instrument, but what trombone or trumpet? I practice blowing in a piece of watering pipe Lolz, would surely buy a mouth peice soon.

  • @rizzpro
    @rizzpro 6 лет назад +1

    0:32 do you have long fingers, or are u just putting ur entire hand on the valves xd

  • @yes3356
    @yes3356 8 лет назад

    could I please have the name of the march you were playing in this vid. i think it would be fun to show my friends at school.

  • @grandoof8037
    @grandoof8037 8 лет назад +1

    Please tell me, what kind of trombone are you using?

    • @TrentHamilton
      @TrentHamilton  8 лет назад

      +Pure Fire2001 In this video, a Jupiter 740RL

    • @grandoof8037
      @grandoof8037 8 лет назад

      +Trent Hamilton Thank you.

  • @kazhilly
    @kazhilly 8 лет назад

    Very interesting, I find it quite surprising how tonguing applies to Most wind instruments.
    Out of curiosity only Please; considering You use your lips to produce a sound on a brass instrument, would you be able to do something like "Too-duh-lah-doo-duh-lee", and what I mean is: could you use the letter L for very quick tonguing??

    • @geraldnichols2722
      @geraldnichols2722 7 лет назад

      Try it and see! ;)

    • @kazhilly
      @kazhilly 7 лет назад

      Unfortunately I don't play a brass instrument, I play various types of harmonicas

    • @kazhilly
      @kazhilly 7 лет назад

      Lunar Orbit if that's what it's called, then yes.

  • @blakemyers3556
    @blakemyers3556 7 лет назад

    Is there a way to help doing triple tonguing more consistently instead of taking a small break after the third break?

  • @randyleazenby2351
    @randyleazenby2351 2 года назад

    The back of the tongue closes off the throat so the sound doesn't go through the mouth piece. So the tongue is used for both syllables.

  • @sillylad7901
    @sillylad7901 4 года назад

    This video is 5 years old but I have a question for any knowledgeable people about this: I do Ta-Da-Ka for triple tounging and it works fairly well, is that actually a good way of doing it?

  • @alecblake3070
    @alecblake3070 7 лет назад

    Hello I've been playing trombone since 5th grade, and now I'm a junior.I'm working on this solo call Concerto and it has an extremely difficult trill plus triple tonguing. I was wandering if you could possibly give me any advice as to how I should get by these two challenges. I try to put the bpm on the metronome to 60 on the triple tonguing section in the piece and its still difficult. I even double tongue slow. If you could help me out it'd be greatly appreciated. Maybe a future video?

    • @vonbob
      @vonbob 7 лет назад

      Send me a video and I may be able to give some advice

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      Maybe you can become a second trombone.

  • @thomasmurdock9989
    @thomasmurdock9989 7 лет назад

    Thank you. This video was very helpful. Keep up the good work😊

  • @mangogod8664
    @mangogod8664 7 лет назад +4

    OML THANK YOU!!! NOW I CAN PLAY SNAKE PIT/SONIC BOOM CLEARLY NOW!!!!!!

  • @jakebickham123
    @jakebickham123 6 лет назад +1

    1:45 *WUMP* *wump* *WUMP* ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST

  • @noahgaytan1920
    @noahgaytan1920 7 лет назад

    Does this ta-ka technique useable on woodwind instruments??

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      Noah Gaytan yes.

  • @Oliverkor
    @Oliverkor 7 лет назад

    Is that Trombone a yellow Brass bell

  • @guyramsey7183
    @guyramsey7183 8 лет назад

    Nobody ever told me how to double tongue so Eventually I came up with my makeshift double tonguing where i tongue, move my tongue down a bit and tongue with the front of my tongue. It works quite well.

  • @marycomiskey530
    @marycomiskey530 6 лет назад +2

    I am in love with that trombone 😍😍😍
    Edit: OMG this was so freaking helpful I have super slow tonguing

  • @GingaNinja5792
    @GingaNinja5792 9 лет назад

    Hey, do you or anyone else have any tips on tone? I'm going to be first chair trombone next year, and the major flaw that has been with me for the past four years is my tone. Now, my Solo and Ensemble judge told me I have a bright tone, which I kind of understand. He also recommended a bigger mouthpiece, but that didn't help yet. So I'm just wondering if there is something big that I'm doing wrong to not sound like everyone else. Thank you in advance for any help!

    • @squillymanser
      @squillymanser 9 лет назад

      Try listening to a trombonist on RUclips who's tone you want to emulate and try to have his tone in your head when you play. Although it sounds rather crude as a method it really helps to have a mental "image" of what sort of tone you want

    • @y.sincere4493
      @y.sincere4493 8 лет назад

      with tone, air support is key make sure to have your jaw at a medium to low levels so that you can fully push out air

  • @creightonkellis4325
    @creightonkellis4325 8 лет назад

    I have been trying to double tongue for a few weeks now and I still can't make a sound with the "ka" plz help

  • @123happyhotdog
    @123happyhotdog 10 лет назад +1

    Thanks Trent, Loved it!! :D

  • @isaiahtyson9536
    @isaiahtyson9536 6 лет назад +1

    Thanks you this video help me out on my trombone

  • @leader_big_shiee
    @leader_big_shiee 6 лет назад +1

    don't get it anything,anyone have a better explaination to help me out?

  • @thanosmaster-abel559
    @thanosmaster-abel559 6 лет назад

    Does having a lisp affect it

  • @davidgoldberg7709
    @davidgoldberg7709 5 лет назад +1

    Im a highschooler playing concertino as a solo for hopefully state help plz

  • @exoticcreeper76gaming74
    @exoticcreeper76gaming74 8 лет назад

    Trent, is it weird that this is going to be my 2nd in my schools Band and I can already Double tongue? I'm not fluid but nobody in my trumpet section of my band can't double tongue and they have been playing for 3-4 years

    • @theboxinring368
      @theboxinring368 8 лет назад

      Yea

    • @jerrytomas3136
      @jerrytomas3136 8 лет назад +1

      Exoticcreeper76 Gaming Not if you have practiced it. Some people are also better at it naturally.

    • @billygarvey633
      @billygarvey633 8 лет назад +1

      Exoticcreeper76 Gaming it depends on your dexterity of your tongue. I was able to double tongue with relative ease within a few weeks of starting to learn it

  • @georgeaivazis2066
    @georgeaivazis2066 5 лет назад +1

    Ok thanks a lot.
    I will try it playing my ephonium

  • @mystic7272
    @mystic7272 9 лет назад +1

    You can also double tongue by saying "Di-Ga" by using the front of your tongue with the Di and the back of your tongue by saying Ga.

  • @thepugboss7288
    @thepugboss7288 6 лет назад

    do you know how you let your fingers overhang on the trumpet that is a realy bad habit

  • @carlelaydo
    @carlelaydo 9 лет назад +1

    thanku this helped me a lot

  • @Turt3752
    @Turt3752 7 лет назад +1

    ... I'm going to be entirely honest. I didn't even know double and triple tonguing existed until I watched this video. For fast parts, I use breath attacks and really fast (and admittedly jerky) slide movement

  • @michaelvernon9459
    @michaelvernon9459 6 лет назад +3

    there are a valve trombones tho!

  • @chachabro1
    @chachabro1 6 лет назад

    Are you a networker?

  • @TheGozalus
    @TheGozalus 8 лет назад +1

    Trent, just out of curiosity how old are you?

  • @voidedspace5510
    @voidedspace5510 7 лет назад

    Do you have any of those switches for sale lmao?

  • @cyborgjonny
    @cyborgjonny 9 лет назад +8

    I made up a technique where I go "di gi di ga di ga"

    • @robertschmidt6826
      @robertschmidt6826 9 лет назад

      Cool

    • @stef._._
      @stef._._ 6 лет назад +1

      Holy fuck, that works!!!!!!!!!!
      It's more easier !!!!

    • @thomasyu254
      @thomasyu254 5 лет назад

      chef stef “di” articulations do go faster but it’s nowhere close to being as clear as “ta” so arban’s recommends “ta”

  • @nowaytorunarailroad3987
    @nowaytorunarailroad3987 4 года назад

    Thank you for this.

  • @antoniorodolpho6835
    @antoniorodolpho6835 9 лет назад

    Excelente explanation , Thank a lot

  • @JoCE2305
    @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

    I can single tongueabout twice as fast by going behind my front teath to cut the first sound and continuing movement up to the roof of my mouth so I can say so fast but I can't put that noise into my trumpet.

  • @malawimcdonaldmusic9970
    @malawimcdonaldmusic9970 10 лет назад

    the way i practice it is i play an easy etude on all ka tongue it really works

  • @greatmusicuk6348
    @greatmusicuk6348 5 лет назад

    Very helpful👍

  • @josetorres-gomez8217
    @josetorres-gomez8217 7 лет назад

    How do u slur

  • @samtre6498
    @samtre6498 9 лет назад

    what do you call yourself a trombonist or some thing else

  • @archeryparker2675
    @archeryparker2675 7 лет назад +5

    Replay this video with captions 😂😂😂

  • @Jae0101
    @Jae0101 5 лет назад +1

    0:41 amazing

  • @badgerbandit
    @badgerbandit 5 лет назад

    I came for the trombone, but stayed for all the cisco equipment.

  • @jacobusrey8944
    @jacobusrey8944 8 лет назад

    this issue of tonguing was actually the reason I switched from trombone to baritone

  • @senseiishiflu2464
    @senseiishiflu2464 8 лет назад

    Do u do private toutor

  • @alexfred3705
    @alexfred3705 8 лет назад

    Does he play a bass trombone

    • @micahgruenwald9321
      @micahgruenwald9321 8 лет назад +1

      Alex Fred He plays everything but yes in this video that's a bass trombone

  • @teresastewart8902
    @teresastewart8902 5 лет назад +1

    This has absolutely nothing to do with double tongueing but I can hot the second C above the staff with a normal trombone. I think it's a tenor.

    • @flamingmoose1479
      @flamingmoose1479 4 года назад

      Teresa Stewart I’m a bit late but that’s still something to be proud of. Nice work!

  • @pebblebeach8517
    @pebblebeach8517 4 года назад

    Very informative for me a trumpet player picking up on the 🍖

  • @thehastysamurai3058
    @thehastysamurai3058 3 года назад

    It is weird for me because single tounging is easy for me but my tongue stumbles when double tounging. I will still work on it though

  • @ashleythorpe7933
    @ashleythorpe7933 4 года назад

    0:44 That's why the Wagner tuba was invented.

  • @lukesherman947
    @lukesherman947 6 лет назад +1

    Lol I love blue bells of Scotland

  • @TackyNice
    @TackyNice 7 лет назад

    "ta-ka-ta" is much easier than "ta-ta-ka" for me, the triple tonguing method might just a matter of personal preference but idk you're the expert lol i probably just suck

    • @JoCE2305
      @JoCE2305 7 лет назад

      Then you do ta twice in a row which is bad. Ta ka ta ta ka ta ta ka ta.

    • @EnglishTMTB
      @EnglishTMTB 6 лет назад

      Ummm you do "ta" twice in a row whichever way you do it with triple tonguing, "KartoffelMann21"...
      Generally, it depends on the music which is easiest - sometimes TTK is easier and sometimes TKT is easier.

  • @kadet2027
    @kadet2027 5 лет назад +1

    He was playing 1 octive f scale

  • @thoumotherdearest9041
    @thoumotherdearest9041 3 года назад

    Why am I here, I play trumpet, which is literally the exact opposite of the trombone in the brass family.

  • @SethwbMC
    @SethwbMC 8 лет назад +3

    Are you from Britain?

  • @DaBoMiCl
    @DaBoMiCl 8 лет назад +2

    were good at playing/?

  • @painnutplay9
    @painnutplay9 5 лет назад

    what about giggity giggity giggity for triple tonguing?

  • @artao5
    @artao5 2 года назад

    Ta ta ka? What!!
    Gorramit people, stop changing stuff. I too was taught ta ka ta. I tried ta ta ka while you were ta-ta-talking about it. FAK it's difficult. My tongue just automatically wants to do ta ka ta. Muscle memory and all that. Frack. LOL Thanks.

  • @bluedoggaming8182
    @bluedoggaming8182 7 лет назад +5

    Cough cough tuba player in the house...

    • @pbhero
      @pbhero 7 лет назад +5

      Blue Dog tongueing? Let me hold this whole note for 10 more measures.

    • @TheBANDit_67
      @TheBANDit_67 6 лет назад +1

      I mean... I've seen lots of tuba music that requires double tounging

    • @sergiocolorado25
      @sergiocolorado25 4 года назад

      Too-koo

  • @thgrimreaper9341
    @thgrimreaper9341 6 лет назад

    Nice bass trombone

  • @JonatasMonte
    @JonatasMonte 7 лет назад

    Horn comes to mind, specially the natural but yet the Trombone is way worse in this regard so I have to agree