Hello all,
Brass player here that has returned after a 20 year hiatus. In middle and high school I played a variety of instruments that consisted of cornet, tenor trombone, baritone (American euphonium), and tuba. At the time I didn't have much of an appreciation for music theory, intonation, or greatly improving my playing capabilities as I was just going through the motions and trying to survive school. After I graduated, I didn't touch a horn until last year when my listening tastes had shifted to classical, orchestral, and brass band music after stumbling onto a classical FM station in my region. That ignited a desire within me to get back into playing while I'm still physically able.
Performing web searches on several topics of horn research led to me to Trombone Chat on more than one occasion. I look forward to interacting with all of you on the forum.
Ben
Greetings from Wisconsin
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Re: Greetings from Wisconsin
Welcome back to the horn, Ben! Welcome to the chat, too!
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Re: Greetings from Wisconsin
Welcome, Ben! Wisconsin is really a nice place to be as the weather warms up.
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Re: Greetings from Wisconsin
As a fellow 'Sconnie, welcome!
Baritone Horn, Winona Brass Band
Euphonium La Crosse Concert Band
Euphonium, Tuba, Westby City Band
Euphonium La Crosse Concert Band
Euphonium, Tuba, Westby City Band
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Re: Greetings from Wisconsin
Welcome! Let us know how we can help.
I'm not a complete idiot, some parts are still missing!
Greg Songer
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King 4B-F: Bach 5G Megatone gold plated
Greg Songer
King 606, DE LT101/LTD/D3
King 4B-F: Bach 5G Megatone gold plated