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MrNick
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Posted: 2006-03-16 04:06 CET | |
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daaaaam...you better record that, because your g sure was nice |
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One Night Stand
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Posted: 2006-04-13 02:29 CET | |
o'my...that bad thing is i could play higher when i was younger. Comming out of middle school i could play up to the 5th ledger line d by the end of freshman year i could hit the A flat above that then i quit giving a rats @$$ about music (dunno why) but things have changed & i've just started working on my range again & im back to a D flat 5th line...It's amazing what listening to ska can do for you  all u ppl that give up keep on bonin  lol
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trombonist dave
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Posted: 2006-04-26 19:17 CET | |
| I just heard this trombone recording, I forgot the trombonist's name. Its dave something, and he just wiped all of my high notes out of the water in this recording of him. | ||
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PimpnAndrew
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Posted: 2006-04-27 01:32 CET | |
| thats suicidal | ||
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-05-01 00:07 CET | |
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If you like high notes , search for a recording of a song called Czardas. Go to www.google.com , and search for Trombone Soloists - Czardas. After checking out some of those links you should run into a website talking about a CD with several recordings on it. And one of them is Czardas, click on the link. Its a pretty cool song. Also, if you like even higher notes, go to www.google.com and search for Maynard Ferguson - Scream Machine, and one link will take you to Maynard Ferguson's Myspace. There are some awesome videos on there on Maynard Ferguson playing double C's and up (6 1/2 lines above treble cleff staff). Also a song called High Ass Note is of Maynard playing a triple C , 9 lines. In one of the videos on there maynard plays even HIGHER than that. Trumpet Triple C is 13 1/2 lines about bass clef staff btw. So if you think 4-7 lines is high , you havent heard high yet. |
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-05-01 00:13 CET | |
| Oh and btw , I'm gonna have my band director set up a recording system in our band room. I'll record a Bb , C , D , E , and F for you guys ,Thats 7 1/2 - 9 lines. And see if I can get my higher notes out. 11-14 lines. | ||
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PimpnAndrew
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Posted: 2006-05-04 02:28 CET | |
Bomberbone wrote:If you like high notes , search for a recording of a song called Czardas. Go to www.google.com , and search for Trombone Soloists - Czardas. After checking out some of those links you should run into a website talking about a CD with several recordings on it. And one of them is Czardas, click on the link. Its a pretty cool song. Maynard plays trumpet...i thought u were talkin about a boner at first...i was so excited lol |
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-05-05 21:53 CET | |
| I know he does , lol. Triple C's on a trombone ? Impossible. Thats like .... 14 lines for trombone. | ||
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-05-05 21:54 CET | |
| Either 13 1/2 , or 14. Lol I dont feel like counting right now. | ||
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trombonist dave
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Posted: 2006-05-06 23:14 CET | |
Bomberbone wrote:I know he does , lol. Triple C's on a trombone ? Impossible. Thats like .... 14 lines for trombone. I've heard a trombone play as high as a trumpet. ive shown pimpnandrew it. |
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skabone
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Posted: 2006-05-07 05:38 CET | |
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i heard a recording of someone, i cant remember who, this the g four lnes above the treble clef alex
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Flem
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Posted: 2006-05-12 03:29 CET | |
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hehe.... i can hit the octave above middle c... which is pretty high... and if i had a better a trombone i cud probably almost get the f... or at LEAST the D... and i can get as low as pedal e on my friends BACH... which is PRETTY low for a sophmore in highschool:D keep skankin TBONESROX |
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skankin_toaster
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Posted: 2006-05-14 04:36 CET | |
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i can go up to above the third ledger line, which is the high f, which i find exiting, seeing as ive only been playin for 8 months, and only playin alot within the past 3
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PimpnAndrew
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Posted: 2006-05-16 00:32 CET | |
| on my normal bone, i can hit high c( between the 4th and 5th ledger lines) and somedays d, depends what mood im in. on my old bone i can hit the f above that. | ||
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supaskataco
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Posted: 2006-05-20 15:42 CET | |
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In my school's jazz band, we're playing the standard piece "Cherokee" and the solo trombone part calls for a D five ledger lines up several times. I'm nailing em. My solo this year, "Concertino" by David, has several C's four ledger lines up, as well as an Eb two ledger lines up that I'm taking up an octave. As for low range, I can go down to somewhere around double pedal Db. |
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zapscheerens
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Posted: 2006-05-29 19:30 CET | |
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My trombone teacher, Tom Ervin is the trombone professer at the U of A and Im pretty sure he can go higher than all of you. Also, T-Bone Dave, can you send me a copy of that recording, too? Zapscheerens@gmail.com |
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One Night Stand
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Posted: 2006-06-02 03:54 CET | |
| im happy to report that my range has finally gotten a bit better...ive been workin my butt off but can finally play up to the high F 6th ledger line i believe after that its just squeaky & not really a note lol | ||
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-06-04 04:13 CET | |
| Lol Zap, way to try and prove that someone can play higher then us. Any way to prove it? btw One night stand, the reason it's just "squeaky" is because you haven't worked your range in that area yet. Once you work up your chops good enough, it actually sounds like its supposed to. | ||
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-06-04 04:15 CET | |
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http://www.airmenofnote.com/sounds/Note50th/Note50th.htm A link to one of the best Trombone Jazz songs I have ever heard by David Steinmeyer. And some of the highest notes ever. You have to listen to the whole thing. Its the " I'm getting Sentimental Over you " Song on that page link I gave. |
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-06-04 04:16 CET | |
| http://www.airmenofnote.com/sounds/Note50th/Note50th.htm | ||
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-06-04 04:17 CET | |
| Have to copy & paste it. | ||
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One Night Stand
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Posted: 2006-06-04 04:31 CET | |
| nah ive been doin it to impress judges lol but the squeaky part i know my lips arent strong enough im just sayin when i try to do it it sounds squeaky...ive listened to that guy b-4 hes effin crazy bomberbone im me s/time on aim oo7alex7oo i'll try to find a way to record | ||
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zapscheerens
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Posted: 2006-06-07 02:34 CET | |
zapscheerens wrote:My trombone teacher, Tom Ervin is the trombone professer at the U of A and Im pretty sure he can go higher than all of you. He has a CD out, and I dont know if he hits any of his crazy notes. The thing is, he has been playing bone since he was 6, and hes around 65 or so now. 60 years of practacing everday, and 30 of them spent sitting in an office, playing bone and giving lessons all day will do that to ya. |
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Bomberbone
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Posted: 2006-06-13 18:05 CET | |
| Just because someone has been "playing" for a long time doesn't mean they are good at high notes or low notes. You can practice 60 years of technicalities and have crap for range. Now being able to play quickly/gracefully I wouldn't doubt that he could do. Unless he has been practicing range for 60 years (I highly doubt), then he might have some decent range. Trombones are almost never known for "high notes". My bet is that hes an excellent trombone player, but nothing amazing about his range. | ||
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Skabones
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Posted: 2006-06-24 23:30 CET | |
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I kick ass. I can play up to the 7Bb, and i'm not pro either. nobody plays higher than me
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