Trombone

=Trombone Tips=

[|Trombone Page] featuring tips from Dr. Deb Scott of Stephen F. Austin State University || ===Articles include:=== [|Trombone Basics] [|Trombone Equipment] [|Trombone Practicing and Auditioning] [|Trombone Literature] || tips to improve range extension! //by Staff Sergeant Samuel Woodhead// || //This article provided courtesy of [|The United States Army Band],// "Pershing's Own," //Washington, DC// ||
 * ===[|Beginning Band: //Trombone Information//]=== || "The trombone is a member of the brass family. As with all brass instruments, the sound is produced by buzzing the lips into a mouthpiece. A unique feature of the trombone is the slide. While other brass instrument change pitches by pressing valves to change the length of the air flow, the trombone player simply moves the slide in and out to the change the length of the instrument. Students who play the trombone should have a good ear and be able to sing in tune. Students who have an ability to match pitches will know when the slide is slightly too far in or out. But other than that, it’s a relatively easy instrument to start with." //from// [|beginband.com] ||
 * ===Texas School Music Project===
 * ===U.S. Army Band===
 * ===Trombone Cleaning===

Chris Behrens is the sales manager of Summerhays Music in Murray, Utah. He has a degree in band instrument repair from Red Wing Tech College.

When cleaning a trombone at home, use a trombone cleaning kit, which includes a mouthpiece brush and brushes for cleaning all of the tubes. Clean a trombone with the tips in this free music-education video on music lessons and instrument care from a music store manager. || media type="youtube" key="XJL7lvcYD2A" height="347" width="562" align="center" ||