Trombone

Trombone is a jazz musician and trombonist active in the live performance scene. As a specialist in this brass instrument, Trombone utilizes the traditional telescoping slide mechanism to alter pitch, a feature that distinguishes the instrument from valved brass instruments. The artist's work is centered on the tenor trombone, the most frequently encountered variant, which is characterized by a predominantly cylindrical bore—similar to a trumpet—and a rich, expressive range. The name "Trombone" itself is derived from the Italian "tromba" (trumpet) and the suffix "-one," meaning "large trumpet." The instrument's heritage traces back to the mid-15th century, where it was known as the sackbut and used extensively in outdoor events, concerts, and liturgical settings across Europe. In modern jazz contexts, Trombone continues this legacy, performing at concert pitch and exploring the instrument's lighter sonority and technical range.