Use a metronome: To ensure you are playing the scale at the correct tempo, use a metronome. 
Remember to keep your embouchure firm and your tongue relaxed. Keep moving up the scale: Continue moving up the scale, playing each note in the correct position.
Move the slide out slightly to reach the correct position.
Move to the next note: The second note of the scale is C, which is played in the second position. This note is played in the first position, which means the slide is fully retracted. Start with the low Bb: Begin by playing the low Bb, which is the lowest note on the trombone. Make sure your lips are firm and your tongue is relaxed. The embouchure is how you position your lips, tongue, and mouth on the mouthpiece to produce sound. Set up your embouchure: Start by setting up your embouchure. Make sure you know these notes well before attempting to play the scale. Know the notes: The Bb minor scale consists of the following notes: Bb, C, Db, Eb, F, Gb, and Ab. Here are some tips on how to play the Bb minor scale on the trombone: *T = Trigger/Valve/F-attachment TT = Both F and Gb valves (bass trombone) Despite being a crucial part of grade exams, easy marks are often lost due to poor preparation of scales. Scales are an important part of every musician’s training and form the basic building blocks of most music. In this lesson, we will learn how to play the Bb (B flat) minor scale on the trombone. 
How to Play: the Bb Minor Scale on Trombone
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