how do you read trombone music?
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Music for trombone is almost exclusively written using bass clef, rather than treble clef.  That's why the signature symbol looks like a reverse "C".  This clef actually corresponds to the bottom portion of a piano score, which is what the left hand plays.\n\nWhile the bass clef is read differently from treble, they are actually related and connected.  The low "C" on the treble clef (written one line below the bottom of the treble clef) is the same note as the middle "C" on the bass clef (one line above the top of the bass clef).\n\nTo read the bass clef, read the lines from bottom to top as G, B, D, F, and A.  Read the spaces from  bottom to top as A, C, E, and G.\n\nIt's been a pretty long time, but I played the trombone from the time I was about 10 thru college.
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how could u read that? in the first place but theres a way idk how to
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should try \npianotunning.com\n\nbelieve is same person\ndo you play any other instruments\nI played Trombone for 10 yrs
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I recommend making use of seventh chords, swinging eighth notes, rests and syncopation. Good luck.\n\nUse famous jazz works as inspiration!
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First you need adobe adapter then you can go to a site which free sheet music then you can print it off. I like to go to 8notes.com
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The best on the net is E-Tabs, they have a massive archive of music (in chord form), and also some very good instructional pages (including an easy to follow guide on learning how to read tabs).\nThe link is here...\nhttp://www.e-tabs.org/index.php3
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I don't know any such information resource exists. However, you may be able to find a lot of scores at a library or bookstore. The symphonic scores of Beethoven or Mozart, for example, can by found almost anywhere - and other scores can be ordered. Assuming you know how to read music, you will find most of the answers you're looking for in those scripts.
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Music recognition software would be very difficult to create.    A faster way of finding out which classical piece/song that your clip is playing, is to play it to a knowledable musician.  A real person with a good library of classical music in their head should be able to figure it out within a few seconds, or know someone who would probably know it, since many musicians specialize.  In this case, a human is still a whole lot faster than a computer.  If you have the capability to transcribe a few notes of the piece you might be able to use Parson's code.\n\nCheck out Parson's code:\nhttp://www.musipedia.org/index.php?id=1&L=0\n\nIt might be what you are looking for.  Good Luck!
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check into herb alpert & tijuana brass sheet music if u can find it, they made some great jazz in their time...some of the best of the 60s' and there music is quite easy to play. try ebay, they have tons of sheet music.
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Try here at the bottom.\nhttp://www.musicfromouterspace.com/analogsynth/coolnewlfo.html
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http://windowsmedia.com/Mediaguide/jaMusic\n\n(One of my bookmarks)
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Awesome piece & a lot of fun to play!\n\nIf you are looking for the sheet music, you can find it here by itself:\nhttp://www.sharmusic.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=1228+005&Cat=\n\nOr there are a lot of collection books that contain it.  I have the Fritz Kreisler collection (http://www.sharmusic.com/itemdy00.asp?T1=1937+105&Cat=) which has Praeludium & Allegro plus a lot of other great pieces.  I have also seen it in one of the advanced Suzuki method books.  It is a very popular piece so you could probably find it by flipping through some violin collection books at a local music store.\n\nIf you are looking for a recording, I especially like the ones done by Midori and Itzhak Perlman.  They each interpret it in completely different ways but I love them both.\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000028N1\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000002RQK
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I play trombone, and I don't see much a difference between intermediate mouthpiece sizes. Between my largest and smallest ones I can feel it, but otherwise, I don't. I'd suggest buying a mouthpiece with a radically different size than what you have. Marching Band usually works better with a smaller mouth piece, while solo and concert work well with a larger one.
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try www.sheetmusicplus.com or http://www.gospelsheetmusic.net/
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You need to get to a university library with a music program.  They will have subscriptions to article databases like RILM, Music Index, and IIMP.  There are thousands of articles indexed there.  Also, Google scholar will find some of the articles.  But not like the real thing.
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Is that anything like getting tromboned?  Both sound uncomfortable.
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Buy an audio tape with learn tables to music. It will stick in yer brain easier when you have a tune to memorise them by.