is it true?.................
21:23 on Wednesday, June 29, 2005
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(brenda)
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is it true that the f attachment on the trombone can trill?
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Re: is it true?.................
23:23 on Wednesday, June 29, 2005
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(sometromboneguy)
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well i have a trombone with an f attachment from my school and i wouldnt really call it a trill.. you can change notes quickly with it, from like a C to an F, but its not quite trilling...
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Re: is it true?.................
23:49 on Wednesday, June 29, 2005
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(musicman)
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not unless you can somehow move your thumb extremly fast and find the right notes that your trilling, otherwise, no
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Re: is it true?.................
00:42 on Thursday, June 30, 2005
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(Jordan)
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Sure you can trill, but the notes are very limited. I played a solo of `Canon in D` last year and there was a part you trilled from a bflat to a c. You can trill from an a to a bflat also. Also, bear in mind that alot of times it might not sound the best.
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Re: is it true?.................
17:47 on Thursday, June 30, 2005
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(Ryan Stanikk)
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or u cud learn to lip trill, sounds so much nicer
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