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WindSong Air Bags
For years Air Bags
have been our top seller! In sizes of 5 or 6 liters, a
rubber air bag can be used for giving a rough estimate
of a person*s vital capacity and,
by slowly rebreathing air several times in
a row, the practice of inhalation and exhalation.
 We have sold the Rusch bag for years and, while the
quality is great, coming from the medical world, it has
had a lot of price increases! A previous company
sold grey bags that did not last long. We began searching
for a generic alternative and now offer WindSong Air
Bags available in sizes of both 5 and 6 liter. Just like
the Rusch bag, it is made of latex rubber, just a bit
thicker. We tried to break one by over inflating it the
abusing it by punching, kicking and even sitting on it -
we could not break it! Since we could not break
The WindSong Bag, for the first 90 days if you break it
under normal use, we will replace it for you. This bag is of equal
quality at a lower price, upto 30% less than the Rusch
bags!
We now offer two bags,
from Rusch our new WindSong bag both available in 5 or 6 liter
sizes.
Chicago
Symphony Brass plays Richard Strauss 
This incredible
concert features an arrangement by Jay
Freidman of Richard Strauss' Alpine Spmphony
and A Strauss Fanfare. Augmenting the CSO are
some "Brass Buddies" - the likes of Joseph
Alessi, Phil Smith, Charles Geyer and others.
This was a memorable performance of brass
playing at its finest, now available on DVD
Click
here for more details and video sample
Newly released is Charlie's new book "The Singing
Trombone". Building on the orginal book "A Singing
Approach to the Trombone", Charlie adds a lot of new
material here, especially:
- --New comments and refined explanations to
accompany and introduce the exercises
- --Many fantastic new exercises on
fundamentals
- --An entire section on orchestral
excerpts... this section alone is worth a
semester's tuition at Depaul!
- --134 pages
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The Efficient Approach:
Accelerated Development for the Horn
by Richard Deane
No matter how strong your inner musician is, it is
impossible to achieve your horn-playing goals without
understanding the basic cornerstones of technique.
In
The
Efficient Approach,
I discuss at length how a clear appreciation of air
pressure, embouchure support, and syllabic manipulation
influence our core sound, and how that sound production
influences every aspect of our horn-playing success.
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