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Basic Hard Rock Trombone
Author: Jeff Galindo
Lesson description
The Berklee Practice Method is based on the ensemble curriculum taught at Berklee College of Music. This lesson, taught by Berklee faculty member Jeff Galindo teaches beginning trombone players how to play in the hard rock style.
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Berklee Practice Method - Trombone
Playing trombone in a contemporary ensemble? Learn to play melody, support a soloist, and improvise over chord changes, essential techniques for any trombonist playing with a band.
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