trombone

Converse of object

• trumpet: On the left of the stage are the French horns, and on the right trumpets, trombones and finally tubas.
• play: I have played alto trombone on a couple of things.

Adjective modifier

• contrabass: It's like, ' Oh, tomorrow bring your contrabass trombone.
• principal: We would also like to send our best wishes to Andy White, our principal trombone.
• 2nd: Euphonium orchestral parts are played by the 2nd trombone or worse, the tuba player!
• second: Andrew Taylor, Bass Trombone Born in 1988 he joined the band in 1999 on second trombone, taught by Gareth Churcher.
• first: Today the first trombone often plays the d " .
• modern: The bell is equivalent to the bell of the modern bass trombone.

Modifies a noun

• concerto: One might even consider Smita's Concertino the most difficult pre-20th century trombone concerto ever written.
• quartet: Sir Henry Wood's Fantasia on British Sea Songs has a well-known trombone quartet which is played on every Last Night of the Proms.
• soloist: Nick Hudson, also formerly of Sandstorm Brass, has an enviable international reputation as a fine trombone soloist.
• solo: With all this background, now to the trombone solo.
• playing: The notes do not form part of any book or published method of alto trombone playing.
• trio: Dressed as nuns the trombone trio wowed the audience with their fantastic playing and choreography.

Noun used with modifier

• alto: I have played alto trombone on a couple of things.
• tenor: Would the tenor trombone be provided by the orchestra?
• soprano: To conclude, I would like to quickly survey the authenticated soprano trombone sources.
• bass: What is the dynamic range of a bass trombone?
• bore: On top of the wardrobe was his father's Salvation Army model small bore trombone.
• valve: Bohemia was not the only place in which the valve trombone was still relied upon in the early twentieth century.