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Learning the Trombone
What is the Trombone Family?
How to Clean a Trombone
Tips for Cleaning a Trombone
How to Play Pedals on the Trombone
How to Play a Halftone on the Trombone
How to Play Tones on the Trombone
Tips for Playing Tones on the Trombone
How to Play Scales & Chords on the Trombone
Tips for Playing Scales & Chords on the Trombone
What is the Range on a Trombone?
How to Create Special Effects on the Trombone
How to Create Sound Variations on the Trombone
How to Vary Styles when Playing the Trombone
How to Play Jazz on the Trombone
Jazz Standards on the Trombone
How to Play Swing Music on the Trombone
How to Play Ballads on the Trombone
How to Play Progressive Jazz on the Trombone
How to Play Classical Music on the Trombone
How to Play Latin Music on the Trombone
How to Play the Blues on the Trombone
How to Play Patriotic Songs on the Trombone
How to Play Church Music on the Trombone
How to Mute the Trombone
Summary: Create special effects with the trombone; learn how with tips from our expert trombone player in this free trombone video music lesson on brass instruments.
Dennis Garrels has been a professional musician for thirty years, playing in the Los Angeles area where he also teaches. He is also a minister of the church.read more
"There's special effects that are possible, gliss is one. Other special effects, kind of a percussive sound. Usually the director or composer would hope for a nice tone that is loud instead of a bracky sound. We played Jaws earlier. There's the sound of a train going by. There's numerous sound that sounds like a machine gun. Make up some sounds and try to experiment with special effects. The trombone is great for all these things."
eHow Article: How to Create Special Effects on the Trombone
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