You can’t miss this advice and these exercises that the principal trombone of the Los Angeles Philharmonic shares with us exclusively.
David Rejano’s Recommended Trombone Exercises and Tips for Young Aspirants Open »
The practice of buzzing has become a divisive pedagogical practice in the brass world. One side, the “pro-buzzing” community, argues that buzzing on the mouthpiece away from the instrument can help players improve intonation and lip vibration. The “anti-buzzing” group believes that buzzing is potentially harmful, encouraging bad habits that will manifest when the player introduces the actual instrument.
To Buzz or Not to Buzz — That Is Not the Only Question Open »
David Rejano talks exclusively with Trombone Magazine about his debut solo album: “Everything but Trombone.” Listen to it here.
David Rejano — “Everything but Trombone” (Cid Music Records, 2019) Open »
David Rejano (principal trombone of the Los Angeles Philharmonic) is a musician who has stood out since he was very young, being a member of Daniel Barenboim’s West-Eastern Divan Orchestra, graduating with a special prize at the Paris Conservatory with Gilles Millière, and being principal trombone of prominent European orchestras since he was 19 years old.
David Rejano: “Listen to Good Music, Not Only to Trombone Music” Open »
We are excited to introduce Trombone Magazine’s Featured Artist for the September issue: David Rejano.
David Rejano’s Highlights Open »
