trombone position chart tradition of excellence

Clear, full-color photographs and fingering chart diagrams introduce playing positions, bow holding and bowing, and left-hand finger patterns. Step-by-step sequences of instruction will prove invaluable as students learn to hold their instruments and bows, finger new notes, count different rhythms, read music notation, and more. Through technical exercises, music from around the world, classical themes by the masters, and original compositions, students will learn to play their stringed instruments in an orchestra.

String Basics: Steps to Success for String Orchestra” is a comprehensive method for beginning string classes. Its flexibility makes it perfect for large ensemble rehearsals, lessons, and studio use. Where possible, several exercises in the same category are provided to allow variety while accomplishing the same goals. The Advanced version builds upon the concepts established in the Intermediate volume - with 399 new exercises that are more technically and musically challenging, including over 70 chorales.Exercises are grouped by key and presented in a variety of intermediate to advanced difficulty levels. Other exercises are intentionally left flexible for the teacher to determine how best to use them in facilitating and addressing the needs and goals of their ensemble. These are clearly marked with dynamics, articulations, style, and tempo for students to practice those aspects of performance. Where possible, several exercises in the same category are provided to allow variety, while still accomplishing the goals of that specific type of exercise. The Intermediate Volume showcases an assortment of exercises is grouped by key and presented in a variety of intermediate difficulty levels.

Trombone position chart tradition of excellence