Trillling Question

rupren · 01-01-2006, 03:39 PM

What actually is a trill? How do you play it? What would be soem good recorded examples?
Thanks!

Bear · 01-01-2006, 09:53 PM

A trill is a rapid succession of two neighboring notes, i.e. such as third line "B" to third space"C". Examples may be found in a million places and you've prolly heard a gazillon of 'em w/o realizing it.

Try gettin' some classical solo albums from Wynton Marsalis, Maurice Andre, Arturo Sandavol and/or any other trumpeter you like to listen too...

Hope this helps. Take care.

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Bear Mezzo Forte User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: CO Posts: 783	A trill is a rapid succession of two neighboring notes, i.e. such as third line "B" to third space"C". Examples may be found in a million places and you've prolly heard a gazillon of 'em w/o realizing it. Try gettin' some classical solo albums from Wynton Marsalis, Maurice Andre, Arturo Sandavol and/or any other trumpeter you like to listen too... Hope this helps. Take care.

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