My Trombone Warm-Up Routine with Joseph Alessi
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2023
- Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic, demonstrates his warm-up routine on his trombone including mouthpiece buzzing, long tones, lip slurs, and scales.
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Alessi could sell tickets to hear him warm up…
I don't think people will want to listen to that trumpet music
Dear Joe. I had the extreme pleasure of playing with you , and a few times with you and Phil . I remember you appeared at a rehearsal, and after about 4-5 times through some punch in the mouth Clark Piece. Then played Oh, Mi con Bambino ... soft and flawlessly a few times- WOW ! . Bravo, a highlight of my life . Thank you .
is no one seeing his mouthpiece scar.
Mouthpiece buzzing is good and based and people who disagree are misguided
Is the reason his first position is out a little bit so he can do slide vibrato in first?
Played tenor trombone in school and made it to music school, couldn't finish, but man Alessi stll has that buttery tone
Absolutely amazing. It is a privilege to be alive at the same time as Joseph Alessi.
'Nothing too complicated' is crazy bro reached high d (above C above middle C) in one of the arpeggios
So far you are describing the Ol’ Remington studies..The Chief!
Words of wisdom from a master.
Fenomenal
Thanks for sharing your wise advices. As a player, and a teacher, you have been one of my top references. My admiration from Cuba
Brilliant. On Saxes & Clt I thought it was finding a good reed. Warm up is checking breath control, intonation on 8vs 5ths & 4ths... That Arbans Brass approach works. On Woodwind, fingers do as they're told but it don't mean a thing if you don't Sound right. Thank you for reminding us of that.
Thanks
I wonder how Remington would feel about you using your eyebrows like that…
Maestro que ejercicio recomienda para lograr la primera nota
Maestro. Cuánto tiempo invierte en su calentamiento? Gracias
I’m wondering what mouthpiece and trombone he is using on this video.?