An American in Paris Sequence 2 is based on the beautiful lyrical trumpet solo. You may like this sequence because it will help you explore the limits of your musicality using vibrato, rubato, and phrase shaping. Happy Practicing! Download –…
Such a lovely tune that it deserves to be played in 12 keys! You Are My Sunshine, by Jimmie Davis and Charles Mitchell. You may like playing this tune because it will help improve your singing style, your major scale…
Rhapsody in Blue Sequence 1, based on the major scale madness at rehearsal 36. You may like this sequence because it will improve your major scale mastery, tongue/slide/finger coordination, quick breathing, and sense of pulse. Happy Practicing!! Download – Horn…
George Gershwin’s An American in Paris has tons of great licks, but this one is particularly great for working on your major scales. You may like this sequence because it will improve your clarity of articulation, octave leaps, tongue coordination, and…
This sequence is from the 2nd movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. You will love this sequence because it features a fiery melody that will improve your staccato and accented articulations. Enjoy my brain fart at…
This sequence is from the 2nd movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. This is a great way to work on feeling the pulse of mixed meter music. CLICK HERE to learn how you can support the…
This sequence is from the 1st movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. This is the climax of Mvt1, sing out triumphantly! CLICK HERE to learn how you can support the creation of #GetFluent Sequences by…
This sequence is from the 1st movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. The musical material serves as a transition from the lyrical first section to the more articulated, active, and brilliant second section. CLICK HERE…
This sequence is from the exciting first theme from the 2nd movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. CLICK HERE to learn how you can support the creation of #GetFluent Sequences by becoming a Fluent Friend…
This sequence is the lovely first theme from the first movement of Robert Tindle‘s bass trombone concerto At Sixty Miles an Hour. CLICK HERE to learn how you can support the creation of #GetFluent Sequences by becoming a Fluent Friend on…