Friday, January 13, 2012 at 11:42AM This was shared by my friend and fellow bonehead Dave Marriott (@redraspus) yesterday. Great vintage footage from an Urbie Green demonstrating his godliness on our instrument. He's ripping double Bb's and C's and his face DOES NOT MOVE! Inspirational. #isurrender
Sunday, July 24, 2011 at 11:04PM 
Make no mistake - this is a war!Here's a simple list of some resources that have helped me along in my trombone playing career (and that I continue to look to for inspiration and guidance!)
This "room" will be in a short "Blog" format so that you are able to subscribe via RSS (I love RSS.). Check for additional features on the right, including some Transcriptions that have been huge for my development.
Sunday, July 24, 2011 at 9:00PM 
Yes, yes - everyone has this on their respective lists. BUT - this is invaluable stuff, especially in terms of strict legato playing and breath control. Go ahead - I dare you to execute #6 flawlessly! When you're done with that, take the excercise through different clefs for a great range study. (Also a great clef study!) I usually do:
-Tenor Clef (take away a flat, as the key changes)
-Tenor Clef 8vB
-Straight up 8va
-Straight up 8vb
-Alto Clef
Saturday, July 23, 2011 at 10:59PM 
Click to buy in Amazon.This book by Edward Klienhammer of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra started it all for me, trombone wise. This book, along with the guidance of David Ridge (current bass bonist for the SF Opera) really put air usage, embouchure and economization in perspective.
This is one is available hardcopy or digital for Kindle thru Amazon. This is the first post I'm making to this feed (other than intro) for a reason!