Jay Friedman

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 →

Think of the amount of legato tongue you use in slurring as an ingredient in a recipe. Depending on the altitude you live at, the ratio of ingredients in a Continue Reading →

If you want to get an idea of what the perfect sound is for yourself, nothing is as educational as listening to singers to analyze what makes a great singer Continue Reading →

The recent Supreme Court decision allowing corporations to funnel unlimited amounts of money to political candidates of their choice, the ones that can do the most for them in every Continue Reading →

This month I want to talk about the high school trombone player looking to go to college in pursuit of a professional playing/teaching career. First it is important to realize Continue Reading →