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Can I teach myself to play the trombone?
With proper instruction, you can teach yourself to play the trombone. MusicProfessor’s step-by-step process will not only assist you in teaching yourself, it will provide you with high-quality examples of how the trombone should sound, so you can self-assess and learn right from the start.
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Is trombone easy to learn?
With proper instruction, the trombone is easy to learn. All instruments require practice to develop good sound and technique, and trombone is no exception. MusicProfessor’s trombone library is easy to follow, provides expert demonstrations, and is self-paced, which means you can watch videos when it is convenient for you, and rewatch lessons as often as you need to until you fully absorb the content.
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Can I learn trombone without a teacher?
It can be challenging to learn an instrument without proper guidance. This is why MusicProfessor is a great way to get started learning the trombone. Not only is MusicProfessor more affordable than in-person lessons, the teacher is an expert in trombone education and will guide you step-by-step, at your own pace and on your own schedule.
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Can you be too old to play the trombone?
You cannot be too old to learn to play the trombone. In fact, learning to play the trombone can help your body maintain its precision dexterity and keep your mind malleable. Learning to play an instrument is a great way to keep your body and mind young.
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Can I learn trombone from home?
You can learn trombone from home on any device with a browser. Simply login to MusicProfessor and practice along with the easy to follow video curriculum.
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Can I really learn trombone online?
You really can learn trumpet online! Learning online is affordable, and the curriculum is self paced, which means you can watch videos when it is convenient for you, and rewatch lessons as often as you need to until you fully absorb the content.
Overview
The uniqueness of the Trombone is one attraction so many players have to this fun and powerful instrument. With a slide instead of valves, Trombone is also one of the most enjoyable instruments to play. Learn to create the Trombone’s characteristic sound right from the start through the sequential instruction in the Trombone Library. The MusicProfessor instructors will lead you from opening your case for the first time through performing intermediate-level solos and etudes, all at your own pace and on any device.
This video library is perfect for:
- First-time trombone players ready to get playing
- Intermediate trombone players looking to hone their skills
- Trombone students wanting to improve their technique
- Band teachers looking for online resources to support teaching and learning trombone
In this library you’ll learn:
- Step-by-step beginning trombone technique
- How to assemble and care for your trombone
- How to read the notes on the bass clef
- How to play a variety of trombone music
- Intermediate trombone skills
Curriculum
Instructors
Benjamin Osborne
Dr. R. Benjamin Osborne began his studies in music with the piano at age 5, and then on trombone at the age of 12. In 2007, Ben completed a masters degree in trombone performance at Southern Methodist University where he studied with John Kitzman. Ben has served as second trombone of the Austin Symphony Orchestra since 2008.
Cameron Coday
Cameron Coday is a Band Director at Victory Lakes Intermediate in Houston, Texas. Cameron graduated High Honors with a Bachelor of Music and Minor in Leadership from the University of Colorado Boulder. She earned her Master of Music Education with Summa Cum Laude Honors from Central Washington University at the American Band College. Cameron has presented as a clinician for The Assisted Director and loves fostering conversation on teacher health and wellbeing. She is active in the pageantry arts, serving as brass staff for Arizona Academy Drum and Bugle Corps. She performed on baritone with The Troopers (2013, 2014), Phantom Regiment (2015), and The Cadets (2016). Outside of teaching, Cameron enjoys weightlifting and CrossFit. She coaches adult barbell classes, and loves her cat, Benjamin.