Hello.
I could not resist jumping into this question with both feet.
It is likely that the trombone would be easier to play along with the horn, if it were
a valve trombone.However, to play these two instruments while either standing
(more difficult) or sitting would certainly be a challe
On Thursday, August 19, 2004, at 09:29 AM, blackjack_ cajun wrote:
> can some of you share some insights on playing a trombone and horn at
> the same time?
> what do you guys think?
>
...but seriously, if you meant playing horn and then playing trombone not at the same
time but perhaps on the s
On Thursday, August 19, 2004, at 09:29 AM, blackjack_ cajun wrote:
can some of you share some insights on playing a trombone and horn at
the same time?
what do you guys think?
I think it works fine with two persons, one playing the trombone and
one the horn. If they are each good players then t
I would find having two different sizes of mouthpiece on the embouchure
makes buzzing the correct notes very difficult. Furthermore, you can simply
hold up both instruments and that's about it. You can do the fingerings on
the horn, but you don't have a free hand for in the bell. Since you don't
ha
I once saw a guy on The Gong Show playing 2 cornets at the same time -- 1
in each hand, double embouchure pucker.
A horn & a trombone would be somewhat trickier, no?
Maybe if the horn & trombone were mounted on a special stand, you could try
to maneuver yourself into a semi-contorted position fo
Hi guys - I hate to cast aspersions on this, since it seems to come from a reliable
source, but the Discovery Channel show "Mythbusters" tried to replicate this and they
failed. It ended up taking nearly 3/4 of a stick of dynamite to replicate the
incident. The men who run the experiments dupl
Hi all,
can some of you share some insights on playing a trombone and horn at the
same time?
what do you guys think?
regards,
Jon
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