Don't Trust That Angel, He Bites

[Lazz]

i can do two notes at a time

4 though? damn...

Chronic multiphonics.

Involves a huge amount of practice and constant consciousness and control.

Hugh Fraser is my friend's name - does a lot of teaching now, too - as well as over here on the west coast, he flies regularly to stints in Eire and at the Royal Academy in London. The guy who discovered the technique and set the standard for it died 3 years ago. His name was Albert Mangelsdorff. He figured out that if you blow one note while singing another down the tube then, according to the interval between them, the laws of physics creates the third note. Through knowledge and manipulation of the over-tone series (apparently) it becomes possible to occasionally create a fourth note - unless it's my over-enthusiastic ears responsible for deception.

Hugh and Albert are two of my favourites.

In the UK it has to be Fayaz Virji and Paul Taylor, I reckon - though there are others.

Most of the others I favour are dead though - such is life.

Gary Valente is marvellous and still alive.

And perhaps you are too young to have heard the great Scot, George Chisholm.

[Fapbreathe]

yeah, thats how it was taught to me, obviously though, i was terrible at getting the interval right to create a third, because i always just got 2.

never mind, i never did practice trombone nearly as much as i should have.

as for hearing of George Chisholm...guess i have now, eh?

not too young for anything.

apart from incest.

[typo]

hi