Half plunger on trigger notes

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imsevimse
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Re: Half plunger on trigger notes

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timothy42b wrote: Sun Oct 27, 2024 6:29 am
imsevimse wrote: Sat Oct 26, 2024 8:28 am
I think you missed the "half-plunger" when you read the part. Look again and it will make sense. The post is about a solution to solve this and play as is.


/Tom
I didn't miss it (pretends to be offended! but not really) I just veered off topic.

Actually for some of us the factitious notes sound pretty close to half plunger anyway, so your solution is doubly good.
Ok :good: in that case there is no real need for the plunger if it already sounds like you are using one. :D

I listened to the recording and I hear the trombones play open. This means it probably is an editors misstake like Doug thought. Anyway it was a fun discussion and I got to learn something I didn't know, and that is the factitious notes (for me) are even easier with a plunger. And my fellow trombonists in the section had no clue what I was dealing with. Most smallbore tenor players here do not know much of the life of a bass trombone player. They didn't realize what I did until I told them, and actually that's good. It means they accepted what I was doing because they didn't think of the section playing as weak. I don't think I will tell them it likely is an editor mistake because it was fun to do .

/Tom
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Re: Half plunger on trigger notes

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Just for fun.
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