[Trombone-l] Tenor Cleff Suggestions

[George Carr]

I seem to remember that the Blazevich studies were published in two
volumes; I believe the second volume contained most of the etudes that
switch clefs on the fly.

I also recall that someone posted on this list recently (within the
last three months) that the Blazevich books were being re-edited and
re-published now that the US copyright has expired; I believe the
re-deited versions are somewhat more difficult, including more clef
changes on the fly than the originals.  So that might also be worth
looking into.

Sorry I couldn't be more help,
George

On 5/14/07, ewigleben1 at aol.com <ewigleben1 at aol.com> wrote:
> Anybody have some suggestions?
>
> I need a book that has exercises requiring player to go from bass cleff to tenor and then back to bass.  I have the Blazevich (spelling) Books (from which I learned tenor cleff) but many of those are in tenor throughout the exercise.  I'm looking to make my junior in high school student trombonist go back and forth!  He's a good player and may grow to be a great player.