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Arban's Famous Method for Trombone

Arban's Famous Method for Trombone

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Arban's Famous Method for Trombone

 
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Since 1936, the complete Arban’s Famous Method For Trombone has set a standard of excellence for slide, valve and baritone trombone method books. The etudes, lessons and commentaries within the over 200 pages of this impressive tome teach the trombone student intonation, agility, and musicianship. No music library for the aspiring trombonist is complete without this edition of one of the most popular method books for trombone ever written.

 
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Product Details
Author:Joseph Jean Baptiste Laurent Arban
Paperback:261 pages
Publisher:Carl Fischer
Publication Date:1936-01
Language:English
ISBN:0825802547
Product Width:2.31 centimeters
Product Height:2.93 centimeters
Product Weight:0.02 pounds
Package Length:11.7 inches
Package Width:9.1 inches
Package Height:0.9 inches
Package Weight:1.95 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 13 reviews

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Average Customer Review:5.0 ( 13 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:


4An alternative for the serious student...  Dec 19, 2007 By Turangalila "music geek"
...is to do what my teacher had me do years ago, and get the _trumpet book. Unless it's changed in recent years this is just the trumpet book transposed down an octave, with some stuff missing. To get the whole book you can buy the trumpet book and just transpose (you add two flats to the key signature and read it as if it was in tenor clef) -- that in itself is great musical training.

Even if you go the "wimpy" route (:-), though, it's one of the basic books, though it's _essential_ to counterbalance it with Rochut or something similar. Also, Kopprasch offers a much less bulky alternative.

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5Arban's review  Aug 23, 2007 By Jacob A. Wright
It is an excellent book from start to finish. I would recommend it to any trombone player from beginner to professional. All the approaches were very understandable and well explained. It will help take your talent to new heights that you never expected. It is an extraordinary book to help you with every aspect of your playing.

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5The Foundation  Jan 05, 2007 By Gerald Rife "skyplt"
Arban's book is the foundation for any student of the trombone. Although some of the book is dated, it should be practiced and devoured on a daily basis. It is a basic building block of trombone mastery.

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5Wonderful  Sep 11, 2006
I am a high school trombonist serious about playing. I bought this book about two years ago and have noticed great improvement. This book teaches you how to do things that they never teach you in high school!

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5Arban's Method is a Requisite  Feb 14, 2007 By Kathleen McGowan "bach36trombone"
Jean Baptiste Arban has created an astounding trombone and baritone (bass clef) reference for students of any music level. Whether it is used to supplement private lessons, teach remedial music to a latecoming student, or advance an aspiring young musician, it is direct and thorough. Arban covers everything from the correct way to hold the instrument in the first few pages, to the final section of the book containing etudes on the professional level. The books is divided such that the student skips around to reach various aspects of practicing; there is no ploughing through a gigantic volume page by page.

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