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Trombone
A member of the brass family of instruments, the trombone's range of mellow and brazen sounds allows it to fit into almost any genre. Questions about the trombone, trombone players, and trombone music belong here.
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Harry Markowitz established the foundation of modern portfolio theory in 1952. The CAPM was developed twelve years later in articles by William Sharpe, John Lintner, and Jan Mossin.
What is the average price of a p97 ruger pistol in fair condition?
I just bought a Ruger p97 "used", but has never been fired, so it is still basically new. I got it for 425 after taxes and other little prices. For a used one i would like to pay 400 or less, depending on aesthetics of the gun and how much use is in it.
IMPROVING ANSWER: From a stocking gun dealer with a store and overhead, $400 is about right.
But if you buy one from a private individual, person-to-person sale, I think $300 is more like it. Ruger pistols have a good reputation for reliability but they are thick, heavy, and ugly.
What type of music was played in the Romantic period?
Romantic period music has many characteristics:
First, emotions are portrayed in notes. Ex. Sad. Sad can be serious, but in the Romantic Era, this was taken to a new level. It could sound so depressing or so much in anguish, you could imagine the composer thinking of someone being heartbroken by some big tragedy, of even dying for that matter. :D Anger went along with sadness too sometimes. Beethoven has been titled the first romantic composer for this very reason.
Second, what they wrote about changed. Composers started writing Tone Poems, or things that were made to entertain the listeners. Tone poems focused on some story, thing, place, or other subject matter to portray with music. Concertos and Symphonies went on, but that Romanticism movement that going on in the 1800s with connecting with nature and beauty affected it all.
Third, there was a great Nationalism movement in Europe. Composers had pride in their country, and would write music about it and its culture and dedicate it to it. Some would even go to other countries simply to find inspiration and write some song about that foreign, unknown country (this was also an element of Romanticism, exploring the unknown). Thus, different styles were made between the countries that made each original and special. This was going on in fact since the Baroque period, but it increased all the more during this era. You could be able to say, "That sounds so French," or "That sounds so Russian," because of certain characteristics they had. There was also a considerable amount of imitating back then too. Composers would model some other past or present composer they admired, whether from their country or not, and imitated their styles. This was how they shared their special styles to the world and improved upon their own.
Some Composers around this time had problems, like alcoholism and depression, or even being gay, and their feelings probably affected what kind of music they wrote.
Or you could simply say Romantic Period Music is, well, Romantic! <3
Where is a list of dates and serial numbers for SW revolvers?
The "Standard Catalog of Smith and Wesson" by Jim Supica
How does the poem God's Trombone's go?
a collection of poem sermons by James Weldon Johnson, including
- "Listen, Lord - A Prayer" - an invocation
- "The Creation" - a retelling of the creation story of the Bible
- "The Prodigal Son" - from the biblical parable of the prodigal son
- "Go Down Death - A Funeral Sermon" - in which Jesus is depicted as sending his servant, Death, to bring to heaven a weary woman who is old and ready to die, so that she can rest
- "Noah Built the Ark" - retelling the biblical stories of Adam and Eve, a story of how sin entered the world, and of Noahand the Great Flood sent to cleanse the earth
- "The Crucifixion" - telling the story of Jesus' crucifixion
- "Let My People Go" - telling the biblical story of Moses and his work freeing the Hebrew slaves from Egypt, which has often been the basis of comparisons to the African-American slavery experience in the United States
- "The Judgment Day" - the prophetic story of the Apocalypse
What is the fingering for an F scale on trambone?
Starting on low F (The one below the staff)
6th (F) 4th (G) 2nd (A) 1st (Bb) Flat Trigger 1st/6th (C) 4th (D) 2nd (E) 1st (F)
4th (G) 2nd (A) 1st (Bb) 3rd (C) 1st/4th (D) 2nd (E) 1st (F)
and back down.
Who plays the trombone on episodes on showtime?
I wish I knew - it is certainly reminiscent of Dennis Rollins the Yorkshire trombone god of Doncaster, but there may be others ...
Who made a Champion Trombone and how much is it worth?
Pan American made the Champion trombone. Although I have one Champion trombone whose design would seem to pre-date the Pan Am company.
Who were the two composers who wrote church music that included the trombone?
It was Bach and Stravinsky
What would win in a contest Edwards or shires trombone?
It would be a draw. Both manufacturers make great handcrafted instruments. Great and well known professionals use either one, some have both in their arsenal. It depends on your preferences.
What do trombone players do to change there pitches?
Lips. Unlike woodwind, they (or more accurately, we) change our mouths while playing. Thinning the mouth with less pressure will cause it to get high, and doing an 'oh' sound with more pressure makes a low sound. Moving the slide is only half of it; you can play probably 3 notes as a beginner in one position by moving the mouth. Later on, about 4 years in, you can do 5 notes on a single position.
What is the different slide trombone valve trombone?
A lot. Although they look similar they are played differently.
The main difference is the mechanism used to create the notes/pitches.
The valve trombone is basically a baritone horn in the shape of a trombone. It uses a combination of 3 valves like a trumpet to generate the different pitches by the vibration of the player's lips in the mouth piece and the combination of valves pressed down.
A slide trombone uses a slide to change the wave length of the ptich combined with the vibration of the player's lips in the mouthpiece.
Notes or pitches rely upon sound waves. To change pitch you change the length of the sound wave. The valve trombone uses valves to chnages the course of the air producing the sound wave to lengthen it or shorten it. The slide trombone does this by moving the slide up or down.
How do you convert tenor saxophone notes to trombone notes?
well I am pretty sure that tenor saxophone keyed in Bb so the notes are the same just diffrenent fingerings or in this case differnt slides
What is the thing you pull in out of a trumbone?
the "thing" you pull out of a trombone is called a slide. The slide has seven positions, but seventh position is rarely used.
Is trombone the best instrument ever?
Yes, Because we do Callouts, Dancing, and they just happened to be the funniest and craziest ones in the band, That and the fact it's a brass instrument.. only makes it better, sounds awesome we get cool "Trombone only" FX and everything!
Yea! Not only can you do all types of music (Jazz, Classical, Rock {even rock has trombonists}, etc.) you can also do great sound effects. Also it is the only modern day instrument that uses a slide and can use valves. but all this awesomeness comes with a price. It is kind of hard to play and takes a few weeks to learn to play the right first notes, after that it's a breeze.
If you mean, "was the trombone invented in America," then the answer is no. The trombone predates "America" or The United States of America. The trombone was invented in Europe around the mid-1400s, based on a sort of "slide trumpet" which had telescoping tubing to play different notes. The United States of America became a country in 1776.
How do you play the juggernog theme on trombone?
you have to play certain notes in the key of F i figured it out and you can to.
What musical family does the rhythm Sticks Trombone Tuba and the Trumpet belong to?
Trumpet, trombone, and tuba are all brass instruments. The other is a percussion instrument.
