Trapani Harmon Mute
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Trapani Harmon Mute
Anyone have feed back on the Trapani harmon mute?
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
They're great. I don't have one but I have several friends with them.
Aidan Ritchie, LA area player and teacher
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
You can check out this video I did on the Facebook Trombone Equipment page: .
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
ChadA thanks for the comparison vid! Jo Ral has a nicer sound. More Harmon-like IMO. How do they feel comparatively?
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
The Trapani is easier to play in the low register for sure. I prefer the feel of it overall. I also like how it actually stays in my bell.
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
I've had an opportunity to try almost all of the Trapani Mutes at SoCal Trombone Day since Steve Trapani was there. They honestly played incredibly well, they play evenly on all of the registers of the instruments and they were close to having the feeling of an open horn without the mute in. They're also super lightweight. I personally own the Harmon Mute.
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Re: Trapani Harmon Mute
just got mine in yesterday. it plays quieter than Harmon or Jo-Ral, but that benefits most of what i do (solo and mixed chamber work.)
for my 2 cents:
Trapani - most interesting sounds, quietest, great for solo work and weird stuff
Harmon - perfect for brass quintets and jazz/commercial work
Jo-Ral - best for orchestral stuff, loudest sound, maybe least interesting overtone wise
for my 2 cents:
Trapani - most interesting sounds, quietest, great for solo work and weird stuff
Harmon - perfect for brass quintets and jazz/commercial work
Jo-Ral - best for orchestral stuff, loudest sound, maybe least interesting overtone wise
William Lang
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org
Interim Instructor, the University of Oklahoma
Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
Faculty, the Longy School of Music
Artist, Long Island Brass and Stephens Horns
founding member of loadbang
www.williamlang.org