About Brad Anderson Expertise I can answer most questions dealing with Trombone pedagogy and performance. If I do not know the answer to a question myself, I have a number of colleagues I can consult. I can also answer most questions about learning or teaching most brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments up to an intermediate level.
Experience I have a Bachelor of Music Education degree, a Master of Music degree in Trombone performance, and nine years teaching experience as a band director. I have taught students ranging from fifth grade through college level. I have also worked in an instrument repair shop, so I have experience in maintenance and repair techniques for all band instruments as well.
Trista wrote at 2007-01-06 02:03:05
On my Olds Ambassador, the serial number is engraved underneath the screw. You'll have to attach the slide to the bell and look on the back. Mine has a six digit number, yours should have a six or seven digit number depending on when it was manufactured.
Manty01Actual wrote at 2008-02-06 23:19:45
I found the serial on my Ambassador right underneath the screw/attachment ring on the slide arm, where it attached to the horn, not on the horn body itself.
Dennis wrote at 2009-09-23 12:43:22
I found the serial number on a similar trombone. If you lift up the lock nut you'll find the serial number stamped on the inner connector of the slide.
