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Playing the Trombone
The trombone is a very special instrument. It goes back centuries, playing country dance tunes before the pomp and glamour of the Renaissance got under way. The trombone has played a huge range of music since then, and this versatility comes with a range of voices: gentle, strident, bucolic,...
An Essay on Jazz in a Modern Context
Jazz In A Modern Context A Case Study into an Inspirational Figure of Mine and How that Relates to Me and My Career as a Musician and Educator Completed in May 2009 as part of my Bmus Jazz (hons) undergratuate course Percy Pursglove is trumpeter, upright bass player and jazz educator based...
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Making the Change
Have you ever longed to become a jazz trombonist, and dont know where to start? Does jazz notation look like gobbledegook to you?... but you would love to know how to improvise solos, or play in big bands? Maybe you play the euphonium, or the baritone and want to become a jazz artist in your own...
Improvising on the Trombone
I think that one of the important things to remember with improvising on the trombone is that any limitations you perceive that the trombone as an intrument has are actually the limitation itself! In other words, one should approach improvisation on the trombone in the same way as any other...
Listen to a Lot of Music
I predominantly play Funk, African Music, Latin Music and Jazz. In learning an instrument there are certain technical and theoretical basics that apply to any music, and which make a good foundation for whatever music you want to play, but music is also about feel and the best way to start...
Wanna play Jazz but Don't Know Where to Start?
The most common question I get asked is, "Where do I start?" My advice is listen, explore and try! Find someone you love, someone you would love to play like, it doesn't matter what grade or level you are. Listen to them, explore them, e.g. what bands did they play with, look them up on the...