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trombone parts...all online..I was going to look for piano sheet music to practice with.
Is there a better, readily available, alternative?
I’m only up to single notes of 1 2 or 4 beat duration, rests(?) & repeats.
But yeah, wish I started 40 years ago lol. But better late than never.
Ok, I was wondering about tuba - I’ll look at trombonetrombone parts...all online..
We saw Buddy last year at the Austin City Limits taping! Absolutely amazing show. And yeah, Orville Wright is perfect for Buddy's music. Quinn Sullivan is no slouch, either- was he there? Also, Buddy is 82 (83 in a couple of months).
Quinn is a young white guitar player Buddy took under his wing. Plays a mean Little Wing, among other things.What would Quinn Sullivanm play? He opened with his band backing a 17 year old (300lb) guitar player/singer that went by "King Fish" - Mozart talented. But in general BG's show was way beyond "blues" - more about the highest level of professional music presentation by a seasoned entertainer.
tuba's cool and you don't have to transpose but with those piston valves it doesn't lend itself to the legatos the way a sliding valve horn does IMO...Ok, I was wondering about tuba - I’ll look at trombone
It sucks when the kick is overwhelming like that. Too much bass turns to mud, but that is even worse.I hear it all the time at venues with all different kinds of music. The house pumps the kick-thud LOUD. It's cool, but always seems TOO present.
You are correct. And I was being a wiseass, shockingly enough. When being serious, I agree with you completely.Sure there is. If you don't have a limitation there is no need to create, no need to seek direction- and no tangible material to create with. One needs a premise, and those come with rules. And rules are made to be artfully broken.
It's going to be hard to do this over text...
I want a sousaphone one of these days. No good reason except playing and dancing to make that big bell bob around.tuba's cool and you don't have to transpose but with those piston valves it doesn't lend itself to the legatos the way a sliding valve horn does IMO...
Here's the number system explained in a series of YouTube clips. Very easy to follow...‘The teach’ is pretty set against tabs.
Is that the 1 4 5 thing ?
Awesome picture!
Lol, text is tough for nuance!You are correct. And I was being a wiseass, shockingly enough. When being serious, I agree with you completely.
Iroquois Middle School, Irondequoit NY, I was in 7th grade when this was taken. I still have the bass! A 1960's Klira.You went to Iroquois HS?
they sound pretty awesome..I want a sousaphone one of these days. No good reason except playing and dancing to make that big bell bob around.
Me tooYou know, as far as which side of the stage to be on.................
It'd just be cool to be back on one. I wouldn't give a rats @$$ which side i was on.
Also acid washed jeans! Too cool!
I love that bass! I also love the position of the neck pup.View attachment 3387343
Iroquois Middle School, Irondequoit NY, I was in 7th grade when this was taken. I still have the bass! A 1960's Klira.
Because I play in a community concert band, I sometimes hafta read tuba parts. They're written where they sound whereas string bass parts are written an octave higher than they sound(I have no idea why)*. I'm OK down to (written) Bb-2 ledger lines and a space below the staff-after that I gotta write in the name of the note. EDIT And, of course, 'think' it up an octave!Ok, I was wondering about tuba - I’ll look at trombone
Me too, also!I love that bass! I also love the position of the neck pup.
IF I was gonna have TBird II custom built, I'd want the pup(singular)a little closer to the neck heel. But that ain't gonna be hap'nin'.(mufunzalo)Me too, also!