Arban Famous Method for Trombone and Baritone B.C. (MP3 + PDF's download) - CFO23X | Noten

Method for Trombone and Baritone B.C. (Revised for Trombone by Charles L. Randall and Simone Mantia). Edited by Alan Raph Arban's fundamental method book for trumpet was first published in 1864 and has held a top spot in trumpet studies ever since. In 1936, two of the finest trombonists of the day, Charles Randall and Simone Mantia, revised the method for trombone, creating the basis for trombone studies over the ensuing 75 years. Today, Alan Raph brings the Arban into the 21st century, enhancing and expanding the complete Arban text, and addressing new skills and techniques developed up to current times. Sections have been expanded (i.e., scales, arpeggios), and new sections have been added (i.e., slide drills, contemporary forms of double and triple tonguing). Alternate positions have been updated and expanded. Sometimes F-attachment positions are given to facilitate awkward slide movements. Raph's exceptional edition also includes a CD of MP3 accompaniments to the 12 Celebrated Fantaisies and Airs Variés, as performed by John Walker, for a complete instructional package for trombone students.

Contains:
About Arban, Mantia, Randall, Raph
Introductory Remarks
Notes and Listings for the Accompaniment CD
Instructive Comments
Special Baritone Horn Techniques and Considerations
"Overtones, Slide Placement and F Attachment"
Diagram of the Trombone
Diagram of the Trombone
Correct Positions for Holding the Slide Trombone and Baritone
I. First Studies
II. Studies for the Slur
III. Direction for Study of the Scales
IV. Ornaments
V. More Advanced Studies
VI. Double and Triple Tonguing
VII. Solos
VIII. 14 Characteristic Studies
IX. 12 Fantaisies and Airs with Variations
X. Harmonious Blacksmith Variations