Katie shows us the correct (and incorrect) ways to keep your flute safe while in band class.
Boomer Music’s expert Ward Durrett explains what it is, what it does, and why you need some!
Boomer Music Company owner Drew Holmes demonstrates the right and wrong ways to pull a stuck mouthpiece from a trumpet.
Bob Kreutz shows us the double bass including the proper grip of a German bow, how to hold the instrument, and some surprising sounds you too can make with some practice. Equipment Considerations: All string instruments are sized to the player, and the bass is no exception. In general, students entering the sixth grade will […]
Bob Kreutz plays some familiar tunes on the cello while also demonstrating proper technique for holding the instrument and bow. Equipment Considerations: All string instruments are sized to the player, and the cello is no exception. In general, students entering the sixth grade will begin on a 3/4 cello but occasionally students may start on […]
Bob Kreutz is your guide as you learn what a viola is, how to properly hold the instrument and bow, and what it sounds like! Equipment Considerations: All string instruments are sized to the player, and the viola is no exception. In general, students entering the sixth grade will begin on a 14″ viola but […]
Bob Kreutz walks you through the violin! He shows you the proper way to hold the instrument and bow and just how easy it will be to play a familiar tune (with some practice!). Equipment Considerations:All string instruments are sized to the player, and violin is no exception. In general, students entering the sixth grade […]
Peter Knudson explains what a snare drum is, various ways to play it, and other related instruments in the percussion family.
It’s time for the bells! Peter shows us what the bells sound like and how different mallets can change that sound.
Come with Chris Van Hof as he explores the trombone! In this video, Chris explains how to assemble the trombone, proper technique for holding it, how to make a sound, and what the trombone sounds like.