What is the 3rd note of the B flat major scale?

1. B-flat major scale

Where is B flat on A trombone?

ToneInto. All brass instruments operate on the overtone system. The pedal B-flat on the trombone is the fundamental. The low B-flat is the first overtone, the next F is the second, the middle B-flat is the third etc.

What are the slide positions for A trombone chromatic scale?

Chromatic Slide Position Chart for Tenor and Bass Trombones (Everett)

What are the major scales for the trombone?

Trombone/Baritone B.C. Major Scales Circle of Fifths (Sharps) C Major (Concert C) G Major (Concert G) D Major (Concert D) A Major (Concert A) E Major (Concert E) B Major (Concert B) F# Major (Concert F#) C# Major (Concert C#) ENHARMONICS: A# = Bb B# = C C# = Db D# = Eb E# = F F# = Gb G# = Ab

Is there a slide chart for a tenor trombone?

This is the slide position chart for a standard straight tenor trombone – without an F attachment trigger. For more about the function of an F attachment trigger see: https://www.norlanbewley.com/holton160.htm Go Here for the slide position chart for a trombone with an F attachment trigger.

Which is the third position on the trombone?

Third Position: If you stick your fingers out toward the bell, it will be just before your fingers touch the bell. Third Position produces the following notes: Fourth Position: This is where the end of the slide is just about the same as the end of the bell.

What happens when you move the trombone slide?

The trombone changes the length by moving the slide. A good concept to remember is that the collection of notes made by putting the slide in a different position is the same just shifted down. This is because moving the slide to second position moves the fundamental down by a half-step.