A Musical Approach to Building Tone and Technique, with a forward by Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone, New York Philharmonic. Complete Version - Volumes 1-3 combined) for Tenor Trombone (with F-attachment)
"We all need to build tone and technique. Why not do it in a more musical way? The Trombone Craft book presents a comprehensive approach to building the technical skills needed to play music well. Here's a quick summary:
Ideas are linked and reinforced: After a page helping students develop D in alternate 4th, for example, the next page presents two short pieces in E-flat major.
Pieces of reasonable length: In a lesson, time is precious. Get to the point quickly using short exercises and half-page etudes.
A greater variety of key signatures: Don’t get stuck in that B-flat / E-flat rut.
Help with rhythm: Some pages zoom in on common rhythm trouble spots, such as the deadly dotted-eighth sixteenth.
Cross-referencing to other books: A big time-saver in lessons! Quick, where can you find etudes that feature the D-flat major scale? Besides the two that appear in this book you’ll see cross-references to: Bleger’s 31 Studies #12; Hering’s 40 Progressive Etudes #28, #36 and Voxman’s Selected Studies, p.22
Patterns to be memorized: Scale and arpeggio patterns with musical shape.
Bonus appendices focusing on special areas including: Developing the legato tongue, building the high range, double tonguing, extra scale patterns, long tones and tuning exercises (including tuning over a drone), flow exercises (sing, buzz, play).
Trombone Craft Complete (tenor trombone) (170 pages)"
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