Jazz Trombone Warm-Ups eBook

Build Technique, Range & Confidence—One Smart Warm-Up at a Time

“These exercises look terrific. I can never get any pros to tell me how they build range, so I really appreciate this.”

Trombone Student

Jazz Trombone Warm Ups eBook

This Isn’t Just a Warm-Up Book. It’s a Daily System for Stronger Playing.

You warm up every day—but is it actually helping you build tone, flexibility, and range for jazz performance?

Most warm-ups are made for generic band programs or classical players. They don’t prepare you for the unique demands of jazz: improvisation, breath control, fast articulation, and high-range consistency.

That’s why I created this eBook.

Meet the Creator: Shannon Gunn

Hi, I’m Shannon. I’ve been a professional jazz trombone player for over 15 years, with performance credits including:

  • 🎶 The Kennedy Center

  • 🎶 DC Jazz Festival

  • 🎶 Teaching jazz at the college level for 4 years

After coaching hundreds of students, I kept hearing the same thing:

“How should I warm up?”

“How do I increase my range?”

“How do I double tongue?”

So I built a resource for all jazz trombonists—from the ground up.

I am endorsed by Conn Selmer and play a Bach 16M New York Model. I play on a Greg Black mouthpiece.

What’s Inside

41 pages of focused, jazz-specific exercises to help you warm up with purpose—and sound better within weeks.

    • Long tones with tuning strategies

    • Daily breathing drills for better tone

    • Velvet Tone exercises (YouTube-backed)

    • Remington warm-up for slide accuracy

    • Beginner to advanced lip slurs

    • Air flow check-ins

    • Smear warm-ups & “Buzz Off” drill

    • Slurred octave scales to safely build high range

    • Tenuto, legato, and jazz staccato

    • Double and triple tongue warm-ups

    • Pentatonic exercises

    • ii7 V7 and minor ii7(b5) V7b9 patterns

    • Chord encyclopedia

    • Bebop Mixolydian and harmonic minor studies

    • Anti-Anxiety Tips for performance days

    • Practice Log & 8-Week Plan

    • YouTube backing tracks via QR codes

This System Works. Here’s How I Know.

One student used the Buzz Off + One Octave Scales exercises to increase their upper range by four steps in just one semester, all with no pressure on their lips.
Another told me, “These are the first exercises I’ve seen that actually tell you how the pros build range.”

This is not fluff. It’s not recycled warm-ups. It’s a jazz-first method that builds real skills.

Instant Download. Lifetime Access. Real Results.

What You’ll Get:

  • ✅ 41-page digital PDF

  • ✅ QR-linked backing tracks

  • ✅ Lifetime updates

  • ✅ Use on phone, tablet, or printed

  • ✅ No fluff—just the best exercises I’ve used in my own practice and teaching

Launch Price: $7
(Limited time—50% off—this is a new product launch!)

Student Trombonist

“These exercises look terrific. I can never get any pros to tell me how they build range, so I really appreciate this.”

(More reviews coming soon—this is a brand-new release!)

Ready to Play Stronger, Higher, and Smarter?

Click below to get the Jazz Trombone Warm-Ups eBook
and start transforming your tone today.

FAQs

Is this just for advanced players?

Not at all. Exercises are graded from beginner to advanced—perfect for students, teachers, and professionals.

How do I access the materials?

You’ll get a download link immediately after purchase. View it on your phone, tablet, laptop—or print it out.

What makes this different from other trombone warm-up books?

It’s designed for jazz. You’ll get ii V7 workouts, bebop scale drills, and breath control strategies that directly support jazz phrasing, improvisation, and ensemble playing.

Can I use this with my students?

Yes! This book is built for use by individuals or in studio teaching environments.

Download Today. Start Sounding Better Tomorrow.

Whether you’re a jazz student, a classical player crossing over, or a working educator—your warm-up matters.

Don’t leave it to guesswork. Start using the tools that actually build range, tone, and confidence.

Make every minute of your warm-up count.