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jhatpro
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 Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 5:27 pm Post subject: Great Stuff from U.S. Army Band |
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Here's one in a series of instructionals from the 215th U.S. Army Band. They're very well done. You'll find the rest on YouTube as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LHMR2407_Ac
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Brent Madsen
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Those videos are actually made by the U.S. Army Field Band based in Fort Meade, MD. The 215th Army Band is another band out of Massachusetts.
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No wonder the Army is stretched so thin these days. 215 bands is a lot of soldiers.
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| Thanks for posting the YouTube videos--very good! |
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nannini
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Thanks a lot for posting this!
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kalijah
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| More of the same old myths. |
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| kalijah wrote: | | More of the same old myths. |
Please post your playing (sound files) and theories for us to compare.
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I would tend to agree with kalijah.
Well organized, well meaning and typically military. |
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Brian Moon
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| kalijah wrote: | | More of the same old myths. |
Which myth?
Relaxed breath?
Open throat?
Unrestricted inhale?
Playing with a relaxed, full sound?
Focus on an open sound?
Long tones?
Lips should be free to vibrate?
Clarke Studies?
Chromatics?
Lip slurs?
Top Tones?
Always make a beautiful sound?
Sound quality should be the same in all ranges?
I guess that you must be a pedal-hater.
Low notes = High notes is a bit of a simplification.
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