I`m not actually sure what amazing range you can achieve on the Trombone, but I know a player in my school who is best trombone player I have ever seen, I can sit here all day and talk about stuff he has won etc, but what blows my mind is his amazing range.

He can play 6 Bflats. On bass clef, the one below the staff, second line, top of the staff, one on the fourth leger line, one above the seventh, and I guess, the superest Bflat above that... is this normal? I have no idea.. he`s crazy.

what size mouthpeice does he use? i know i can hit 4 octives but im almost gotten to my 5th octive...if i have a small mouthpeice i could hit higher...im useing a 6-1/2 Bach and a 4CL Conn.

Standard size, can`t remember the numbers. The equivilent of 7C to Trumpet I think... he has smaller mouthpieces that he can really whail on. I think his lips are just freaky and can buzz at really high pitches, he`s always had good range.. he learned on treble clef and was taught playing high, which is the primary reason I think.

so is that all it takes to be a good trombone player? range?



oh man.....

AND that`s all it takes to play high. Little bitty mouthpieces.

!EASY!

I can play high E 7 times and i use a stantard mouthpiece
And i can perfectly play hedwigs theme in treble

What is a "standard" mouthpiece?

And what is "hedwig"

standard = .5g to 20c

hedwig = harry potter theme?


high = the suck.


mucality = good musician.

I`m so confused....