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Rich grew up on Chicago’s south side and attended Marist High School, where he was an active member and drum major of the school’s marching band. He attended Elmhurst College, receiving a degree in marketing and music-business. His early career included time at the Chicago Symphony and Ravinia Festival organizations, as well as classes at the Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Their products, in their own words, are lightweight, durable, affordable, eco-safe, and offer an authentic sound with accurate intonation. Final Thoughts COOLWIND (or Cool Wind) makes plastic trumpets, trombones, tubas, euphoniums, flugelhorns, cornets, instrument cases and trumpet mutes. Loud, shiny and incredibly versatile (you can find them in a symphony orchestra as well as in a jazz band), trumpets, cornets and trombones are fascinating musical instruments that can also be heavy, costly – and easily damaged. Overall, we don’t think you’ll encounter too much trouble, but we felt that this was an important consideration, so we thought we’d touch on it briefly. Budget – A Product Within Your Spending Range Vincent Bach is a subsidiary of Conn-Selmer, which is a division of Steinway Musical Instruments. The conglomerate includes well-known brands like Steinway & Sons, King, Selmer, Wm. Lewis & Son, Ludwig and many others.
This suggests that you shouldn’t encounter too much trouble with any product on this list. Just don’t expect perfection. We don’t see a lot of brands out there making plastic trombones, but that could be because it’s a relatively new development, and maybe because trombones aren't as popular as the trumpet. I also don’t imagine the demand is super high. Vincent Bach is probably the most known and highly regarded brand on the above list. They offer a wide range of brass instruments and mouthpieces. He was elected as a board director for the UK music industry trade body, the Music Industries Association, in 2019 becoming its chair in 2020 and is frequently interviewed or invited to present guest lectures on cultural entrepreneurship, music education and the future of the music industry. It takes dedication and hard work to be able to play any instrument well, but plastic instruments do make it a little easier for you to get started and gain the experience necessary to become a good trombone player.
The lightweight pInstruments pBone plastic trombone comes with a standard .500 bore, ergonomic grip, pBone’s unique water key design, glass-fibre lookalike slide, matching pBone 6.5AL and 11C small shank mouthpieces, fabric carry case, six-month free membership to the International Trombone Association and free online lessons. A totally new instrument, the pBuzz is the perfect solution if you would like to give a child a taste of playing a brass instrument before making a more costly commitment.A smaller trombone and even lighter than the pBone, the pBone mini is available in red and blue and it’s perfect for little hands.
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