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Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome. Glad you found us. So what is this, exactly?
Mr. Colin Williams (Principal Trombone, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra) and myself have "gone into business" to bring you a series of Video Podcasts to explore, expound upon, and share our love of the trombone. We will continue to welcome guest artists to the show as we prepare for you both pedagogical and performance-based videos. These videos are available in a number of formats and at a number of locations on the Web. If you have a relatively fast internet connection, you can watch streaming videos here:
Mr. Colin Williams (Principal Trombone, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra) and myself have "gone into business" to bring you a series of Video Podcasts to explore, expound upon, and share our love of the trombone. We will continue to welcome guest artists to the show as we prepare for you both pedagogical and performance-based videos. These videos are available in a number of formats and at a number of locations on the Web. If you have a relatively fast internet connection, you can watch streaming videos here:
http://tbonegib.podbean.com/
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we will post companion files and related materials for the Podcasts. If
you would like to see something posted here or if you have suggestions
for topics you'd like to see covered, please NEVER hesitate to email us
at:
tom@trombonelessons.com
Episode 43 "Newsletter": This is our first venture into streaming pdf files. We're excited at the possibilities: hand-outs for teachers, musical examples that can be printed for your personal practice, newsletters with announcements from around the world, etc. Look for more in the future and let us know what ideas you'd like to see happen.
Episode 41: Viewer Mail:
I found a link to some of Mr. Chris Gekker's writings, to which I refer in the video. Click here to read what Mr. Gekker says about practicing.
And speaking of practicing, check out Mr. Golding's awesome site, MrGolding.com. Great work, sir! Thanks for writing us.
Episode 31: Persichetti:
Here's a link to the Wikipedia info on Vincent Persichetti
And here's more good stuff about Persichetti from Presser Music.
Episode 26: Rosa Parks Boulevard:
Here's a link to composer Michael Daugherty's web site: http://www.michaeldaugherty.net/index.cfm
A link to learn more about the School of Music at Kennesaw State University: http://www.kennesaw.edu/music/
And a site to start learning more about the courageous Rosa Parks
Epsiode 24: Bass Trombone Doubling:
Here's a link to the Kurt Moll video to which I refer in the Episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_IaJDqz2Zo
Episode 43 "Newsletter": This is our first venture into streaming pdf files. We're excited at the possibilities: hand-outs for teachers, musical examples that can be printed for your personal practice, newsletters with announcements from around the world, etc. Look for more in the future and let us know what ideas you'd like to see happen.
Episode 41: Viewer Mail:
I found a link to some of Mr. Chris Gekker's writings, to which I refer in the video. Click here to read what Mr. Gekker says about practicing.
And speaking of practicing, check out Mr. Golding's awesome site, MrGolding.com. Great work, sir! Thanks for writing us.
Episode 31: Persichetti:
Here's a link to the Wikipedia info on Vincent Persichetti
And here's more good stuff about Persichetti from Presser Music.
Episode 26: Rosa Parks Boulevard:
Here's a link to composer Michael Daugherty's web site: http://www.michaeldaugherty.net/index.cfm
A link to learn more about the School of Music at Kennesaw State University: http://www.kennesaw.edu/music/
And a site to start learning more about the courageous Rosa Parks
Epsiode 24: Bass Trombone Doubling:
Here's a link to the Kurt Moll video to which I refer in the Episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_IaJDqz2Zo