Behold the Bright Seraphim
In this era of bigger is better, a fundamental element is often lost in the fray. That is, the concept of a beautiful sound and a clear line, a concept Continue Reading →
Trombonist and Conductor
In this era of bigger is better, a fundamental element is often lost in the fray. That is, the concept of a beautiful sound and a clear line, a concept Continue Reading →
Everything we do on a musical instrument is a result of habits formed as we play and practice. If we didn’t form habits we would never be able to repeat Continue Reading →
I want to expound on my comments of a couple of months ago about most people not using enough mouthpiece pressure, which I’m sure raised a few eyebrows. It’s certainly Continue Reading →
Many years ago I was talking to a friend who was into martial arts and he mentioned Bruce Lee’s name. At that time I thought Bruce Lee was just another Continue Reading →
It’s time to tackle a problem that plagues almost every player of a middle to low tessitura instrument, such as the trombone, bass trombone and tuba. One of the most Continue Reading →