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Like Clockwork
Do you know where your air is? Do you know what it’s doing and where it’s going? Let’s get real and ask how much influence you really have over the Continue Reading →
German trombones played in German orchestras?
by Hubertus Schmidt In Germany we have more than 130 professional orchestras. That is an outstanding amount in the whole world of music and orchestras. Let’s have a closer look Continue Reading →
Jay Friedman and Mio Nakamura perform Stjepan Sulek’s Vox Gabrieli Sonata
My friend and colleague Ingemar Roos was visiting William Kramer many years ago. Cramer told Ingemar about the program/idea of the Vox Gabrieli. On the last page it is a Continue Reading →
A Player’s Player
I want to spotlight one of my favorite musicians, trombonist Nils Landgren. Nils is a consummate artist, both as an instrumentalist and musical innovator. His musical organizations are highly original: Continue Reading →
It’s just around the corners
By Kirk Lundbeck As we strive to be better trombonists we work with many instructors, mentors and fellow musicians and conversations quite often are about embouchures. There are high embouchures, Continue Reading →