I used 4 different trombones, along with...a bunch of other stuff.

Such an instrument should only be used to play a post-lude. Posthum[or]ously.hyperbolica wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 5:25 pm And whatever that post-horn-connected-to-a-trombone-slide-thing was.
hyperbolica wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 5:25 pm Very nice! Love it! And whatever that post-horn-connected-to-a-trombone-slide-thing was. Merry Christmas!
That's a corno da tirarsi, or slide horn. Mine stands in trombone Bb and has crooks for A, Ab, and G, with a 5-ish position handslide. (I used Bb and A for the video.) As weird as it is, modern examples exist today because Bach wrote for it! The wonderful historical horn player Anneke Scott plays corno da tirarsi often, and sounds much better than I do:hyperbolica wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 5:25 pm Very nice! Love it! And whatever that post-horn-connected-to-a-trombone-slide-thing was. Merry Christmas!