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| | Trombone - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Trombone parts are typically notated in bass clef; it is also common for trombone music to be written in tenor clef or alto clef. | | | They are called for in some trombone choir literature, the sopranino, for example, being used in the Moravian trombone choirs in the USA. | | | In brass band music, however, the trombone is treated like all the other members (except the bass trombone) as a transposing instrument in B flat and reads the treble clef. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trombone
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| | Trombones |
| | The basically cylindrical shape of the trombone's tubing (as opposed to the more conical baritones and tubas) gives the trombone a clear, direct, brassy sound that is very popular in jazz and band music. | | | Listen for trombones in jazz bands, particularly "big band" music (Tommy Dorsey was a trombone player) and dixieland jazz. | | | Because of long-standing association with certain types of music, the sound of a trombone is ideal for marches, fanfares, and solemn processionals, but also any time you want a jazzy sound. |
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| | Trombone History |
| | Wide-bore models of the Bb/F trombone are often termed 'bass trombone', and are used for the lowest of the three Trombone parts that have normally been written in orchestral and band music. | | | Alto trombones in Eb or F. commonly used from the 16th century to the 18th as the top voice in the brass choir (see fig.5 below), declined in popularity from the early 19th century, when trombone became an established pan of the symphony orchestra. | | | 19th century composers often limited themselves to a stereotyped usage of the trombone for reinforcement of tutti passages and for background harmonies in soft passages; because of the preponderance of 19th-century music in 20th-century concert programmes, it is with these least interesting sides of the trombone's character that audiences are most familiar. |
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| | TROMBONE |
| | As the Romantic era rolled around, the trombone became a standard part of the orchestra, while still enjoying its role as a solo instrument and its use in vocal settings. | | | In the 1800's, the trombone became increasingly important in the orchestra, particularly in the symphonies of Schubert, Mendelssohn, Schumann, as well as, Brahms. | | | Today, thanks to its versatility, the trombone is used in virtually every genre from symphonies to commercial jazz. |
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http://www.music.ecu.edu/courses/brass/Trombone.html
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| | TROMBONUS MAXIMUS! |
| | Paul Addison has played trombone with the Lafayette Citizens Band since 1974. | | | They never have to be told to play louder. | | | The front line of a dance band was killed in a car accident, and went to heaven. |
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http://www.math.purdue.edu/~bell/LCB/trombone.html
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| | Trombone |
| | As these bands evolved into collectively improvising jazz ensembles, the trombone became an equal partner of the clarinet and cornet, filling in the root notes of the harmony and providing a low-register counterpoint to the melody line. | | | The visionary Lewis made a bold recording debut with an unaccompanied album both rooted in the past and looking ahead to the future of jazz trombone playing. | | | The first black jazz band from New Orleans to record was led by the renowned Creole trombonist, Kid Ory (1922). |
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http://www.allaboutjazz.com/php/article.php?id=231
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| | Variations on the Trombone |
| | I learned to play the trombone as part of a beginning band class. | | | I suppose after the first year in beginning band, my parents noticed that I was excelling at the trombone, so one Christmas morning, I awoke to find a trombone of my very own under the tree. | | | Directed by the will of the master, the trombones can chant like a choir of priests, threaten, utter gloomy sighs, a mournful lament, or a bright hymn of glory; they can break forth into awe-inspiring cries and awaken the dead or doom the living with their fearful voices." |
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http://home.att.net/~bobbeecher/trombone/trombone.html
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| | Browsing Trombone |
| | Hindemith Sonate for Trombone and Piano Schott and Co. | | | Marcello Sonata in F major for Trombone and Piano (Allan Ostrander) International Music Co. | | | Guilmant, Alexandre Concertpiece, Op.88 for Trombone and Piano International Music Co. |
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| | Trombone |
| | It was used for vocal doubling in church music and in small ensembles. | | | The first prominent symphonic use was in Ludwig van Beethoven's Symphony #5. | | | Grofé: Grand Canyon Suite, "On the Trail" (trombone solo) |
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http://www.music.vt.edu/musicdictionary/textt/Trombone.html
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| | Variations on the Trombone, page2 |
| | Pitched a perfect fourth higher, in Eb, and smaller than the tenor trombone, it has a small bore and is used often in church brass music and in brass ensembles to provide the top voice. | | | The Trombone Kazoo is simply a kazoo with a bell and slide (which does work, although not affecting the sound). | | | Not used in orchestras or most bands, this style is popular in some jazz ensembles and for trumpet and euphonium players who want to "double" on trombone. |
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http://home.att.net/~bobbeecher/trombone/trombone-p2.html
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| | Trombone Page of the World |
| | Hetzler has also performed as principal trombone of the Florida Symphony, the Jacksonville Symphony and The New World Symphony with Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas. | | | He has received the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in trombone performance from the University of Minnesota, the Master of Music degree also in trombone performance from the University of Arizona, and the Bachelor of Music Education degree from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. | | | Hauser's current duties at Tennessee Tech include teaching applied trombone, music theory, aural training, and instrumentation; directing Trombones at Tech, the TTU Trombone Choir; and performing with both the Bryan Symphony Orchestra and the Brass Arts Quintet (http://www.tntech.edu/brass/baq). |
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http://www.trombone-usa.com/tromb_h.htm
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| | Douglas Yeo Trombone Web Site |
| | One of my great passions is to play the serpent, the unusual 400 year old wind instrument which was invented to accompany chant in the church and found its way into the symphony orchestra and other musical ensembles. | | | My ground-breaking bass trombone solo recording featuring live performances in concert over a 20 year period of my career. | | | My newest bass trombone CD release featuring solos and duets for bass and tenor trombone with Nick Hudson, pianist Dave Chapman and England's Williams Fairey Band. |
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http://www.yeodoug.com
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| | IU Trombone Department- MP3 Files |
| | A trombone concerto played here with pianist Ashley Toms. | | | As mini-disc recorded on 11/11/02 in the regular Monday evening IU trombone master class. | | | Ellefson writes: "This version was recorded with a rhythm section graciously provided by Volume 34 of the Jamey Aebersold play-a-long set. |
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http://www.indiana.edu/~trombone/mp3.htm
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| | Trombone - MSN Encarta |
| | Except for its thicker metal and narrower bell, which yielded a softer, mellower tone, the early trombone was basically identical to the modern one. | | | It declined about 1700, except in town bands, but entered the expanding military band in the late 1700s, when it gained its present widely flared bell. | | | Orchestral music also uses a bass trombone in F (usually supplied by a double tenor/bass trombone in B-flat/F, which has a valve to switch in extra B-flat bass tubing). |
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http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/refpages/RefArticle.aspx?refid=761571873
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| | Kendor Music - Trombone Solos |
| | As presented here in a solo and accompaniment format at the grade 3 level, the melody is both technically and spiritually moving, providing performers and listeners with a truly rewarding musical experience. | | | Equally comfortable writing in jazz or non-jazz styles, John Caponegro has brought this swing melody to life for trombone and alto saxophone soloists with piano accompaniment. | | | The integrity of this well-known melody is upheld in these grade 3 arrangements. |
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http://www.kendormusic.com/publications/solo_trombone.htm
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| | MusicaBona CD Trombone |
| | Dominique - piano, B. Kallenberg - violin, A. Lannerholm - trombone, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra, L. Segerstam - conductor | | | Magdalena Kozena - singing, Michael Pospisil - singing, A. Prochazka - singing ; D. Valentova-Prokesova - violin, Jirina Doubravska - violin, S. Peskova - violin, Jaroslav Roucek - clarino, P. Cermak - trombone, P. Wagner - viola da gamba ; Musica Florea, Marek Stryncl | | | Repilado - vocals, guitar, J. Fernandez - vocals, maracas, B. Suarez - vocals, guitar, S. Repilado - double bass, R. Amador - flamenco guitar, E. Chappotin - trumpet, H. Zaldivar - trumpet, E. Bergery - trombone |
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http://www.musicabona.com/trombone/cd/index.html.en
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| | UT Austin Trombone Studio |
| | Nathaniel Brickens, Professor of Music at the University of Texas, teaches trombone and is the current director of the UT Trombone Choir. | | | Several of those concerts have been heard by millions on National Public Radio and Public Radio International broadcasts. | | | Brickens is a vocal advocate for the trombone and an active member of the International Trombone Association. |
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http://trombone.music.utexas.edu/director.shtml
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| | Alto Trombone Home Page |
| | Alto Trombone Fingering Charts for Eb and F altos | | | I've had very good luck in obtaining published alto music from Hickeys Music Center. | | | The second edition of my book on alto trombone literature is published by Warwick Music. |
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http://www.pittstate.edu/music/altotrombonehomepage.html
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| | Trombone Studio News |
| | -Andrew Strain (BA Tenor Trombone 2001) is back in Germany where he is performing as a soloist and chamber musician. | | | -Wendy Cape (MM Tenor Trombone 2004) has won an internship with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. | | | -Jeremy Kolwinska (MM Tenor Trombone 1999) is chair of the Department of Music at the University of Tennessee-Martin. |
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| | Online Trombone Journal: Just For Beginners |
| | So you want to learn how to improvise jazz. | | | You have worked hard to learn to read music, now how do you make it up on the spot? | | | After you are comfortable with those one-octave scales, begin increasing your range in the lower and upper registers by expanding your scale practice to two octaves. |
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http://www.trombone.org/jfb
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| | Brass - Trombone |
| | The trombone is the one used in orchestras unless a lower sound is needed. | | | Neuschels of Nuremberg made an instrument called a sackbut in England in the 16th century. | | | Valves were applied to the instrument, but this caused a loss of intonation and timbre. |
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http://www.mathcs.duq.edu/~iben/tromb.htm
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| | Instrument Encyclopedia |
| | Contemporary brass trombones, very prominent in western military bands, jazz groups and orchestras, are generally tenor trombones. | | | In the United States, during the early 20th century, touring concert bands and military bands and paved the way for vituosi soloists. | | | Since the 17th century, trombones have been featured in operatic scores, but apparently were not used frequently in the full "classical" orchestra until Beethoven's 5th symphony. |
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http://www.si.umich.edu/chico/instrument/pages/trombone_gnrl.html
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| | Trombone Jokes |
| | Put a page of music in front of him. | | | A guy walks up to the band director and inquires about joining the band. | | | Because they can't move their fingers and read music at the same time. |
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| | Alto Trombone Abstracts |
| | This article is just a very scant overview of this topic is anyone has questions or comments please contact me, I would love to hear from you. | | | New music, method books, and editions of older music are now being published; a variety of quality instruments is currently available; and a growing number of trombonists are learning to play the instrument. | | | The subjects' responses indicated that there is a renewed interest in solo and orchestral alto trombone playing. |
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http://www.pittstate.edu/music/kehle/altrbabstracts.html
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| | Getzen : Trombones : 3047AFR Custom Tenor |
| | Custom Series Trombones are ideal for college music majors and top professional trombonists. | | | This allows the player to customize their trombone to deliver the desired sound and response. | | | All Getzen Custom Series Trombones are based on the best designs from the Getzen ProShop. |
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http://www.getzen.com/trombone/customtenor/3047afr.shtml
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| | Educational Materials for Trombone: Basics |
| | Try to pick a spot in the back of your band room, auditorium or practice room to place your sound into such as a clock, light switch, or exit sign. | | | This second point is not our tongue, or our lips, or our trombone, but rather the air continues to travel through the mouth, past the lips, through the horn, out the bell and into the audience, where it reaches our most distant listener. | | | Increased speed will blow the paper off at short distances, but ultimately leave you unable to repeat this feat from farther away. |
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http://members.aol.com/tromwolf/Basics.html
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| | British Trombone Society |
| | Brett Baker goes treasure hunting in brass band solo archives | | | The schedule for the Festival is bristling with clinics and performances of jazz, classical and avant garde trombone music. | | | In 1989, the British Trombone Society was the first organisation outside the USA to play host to the International Trombone Festival and this year the ITF is delighted to return to the United Kingdom for the 35th International Trombone Festival. |
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http://www.trombone-society.org.uk
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| | JAZZ TROMBONE!!!!! |
| | Frank took influence from JJ and combined it with other trombone influences such as Bill Harris, and non-trombone influences like Charlie Parker, Clifford Brown, and others. | | | With all the players out there, albums available, and books in print, I think it is important for people to have access to what i actually good. | | | I tried to include things not usually on other sites like my favorite albums, my favorite players, and good books. |
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| | Hire A Trombonist, Trombone Player, Trombonists, Trombone Players, Trombone Music |
| | Gigmasters™ has been booking live entertainment, wedding music, DJs and party bands online since 1997. | | | Hire A Trombonist, Trombone Player, Trombonists, Trombone Players, Trombone Music | | | If you are a returning user, sign in here. |
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| | Pencil: Trombone Black And Gold at Musicroom.com - Sheet Music for Musicians |
| | Pencil: Trombone Black And Gold at Musicroom.com - Sheet Music for Musicians | | | An elegant and attractive pencil to add to your collection, decorated with a glamorous golden Trombone pattern to provide a dash of musical sparkle to your pencil case. | | | Be the first to write a review of this item. |
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| | Welcome to the Trombone Shrine!!! :) |
| | Are you wondering what kind of Trombone it is yet??? | | | For more great cartoons from Tales From Band Camp click | | | This is a Shrine dedicated to the worship of My Trombone |
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| | Big Red Bones |
| | Look through our history; peruse our scandalous photo album; sound off on the self-censoring bone board! | | | Welcome to www.bones.org, the home of the Cornell University Marching and Pep Band Trombones. | | | But I still woke up in time for work, albeit still drunk. |
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http://www.bones.org
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| | Trombone Lecture |
| | Trombones are non transposing instruments with the pitch written exactly as it sounds. | | | The trombone is by nature a chromatic instrument and is the only brass instrument whose basic structure has remained the same. | | | The name trombone is derived from the Italian tromba (trumpet) and one (large) -which is exactly what the trombone is - a large trumpet. |
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http://www.csupomona.edu/~dmgrasmick/mu330/Trombonelecture.html
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| | An Extremely Brief History of the Trombone |
| | Basun, the Swedish use this (same etymology as posaune) and their version of trombone: trombon. | | | The oldest existing trombone known at this date was made in Nuremberg, 1551 by Erasmus Schnitzer (Germanisches Nationalmuseum MI140), but it appears that not much of the instrument is original. | | | As early as 1497 the trombone is mentioned in the archives from Ferrara (a town in northern Italy) refering to a trombonist called Piero who, interestingly, was the highest paid musician in the Duke's court. |
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| | Getzen : Trombone |
| | From top to bottom, Getzen Trombones are known around the world for their playability and durability. | | | Tenor trombones well known for their quality and durability | | | In addition to the finest slides, Getzen Trombones also feature top quality hand-spun bells in a variety of gauges and metals. |
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| | Kirkland Concert Band: Trombone Links |
| | Trombones with valves do exist, but are less common than the more familiar slide-only version. | | | The trombone is probably the most easily recognized brass instrument, due to its unique slide. | | | (This is a characteristic common to all brass instruments, but the trombone takes it to extremes.) |
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http://alcor.concordia.ca/~smw/kcb/english/instruments/trombone.html
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| | Trombone, Brass Instrument |
| | The mouthpiece of the trombone is larger than that of a trumpet, and gives the instrument a more mellow sound. | | | Instead of valves, the trombone has a slide which changes the length of its approximately 9 feet of tubing to reach different pitches. | | | The main instruments of the brass family include the trumpet, horn, trombone, and tuba. |
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| | Edwards :: Trombones :: Tenor T350 |
| | "The Edwards Instrument is the best trombone that I've ever played." | | | Although the content of the Edwards Instrument site is accessible to all versions of every browser, it looks best when viewed by a browser that supports these standards. | | | Edwards has many tuning slide options available on request. |
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http://www.edwards-instruments.com/trombone/tenor/t350.shtml
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| | Browsing Trombone |
| | Universal protective trombone case will hold up to 8.5 inch bell tenors plus room for mouthpiece and external zippered compartment for other accessories. | | | External zippered pouch for accessories, also includes shoulder strap. | | | Durable black 'Cordura' exterior with protective sheath for slide, shoulder strap, and accessory pouch. |
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| | Indiana University Trombone Department |
| | This site will be your resource for information on trombone events, faculty, admissions, and special events at the Indiana University School of Music. | | | With links to the individual faculty studios, as well as far-reaching links to useful and interesting resources, it is hoped that this Website will be a service to the trombone community at large and to our department in particular. | | | Welcome to the Indiana University Trombone Department Website! |
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http://www.indiana.edu/~trombone
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| | TrombonesOnline.Com Trombone Products Trombone Player Portal |
| | Until the new site is 100% completed, Trombone Page of the world will still be available for some time. | | | Based in The Netherlands, the largest content provider of trombone biographies, news, events, releases, profiles and industry links. | | | This merger will create the world's largest trombone specific portal, enabling trombonist's word wide to access information, online streaming and purchase just about any kind of trombone product... |
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http://www.trombone-usa.com
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| | Encyclopedia of Organ Stops |
| | Ths is one of the most common stops; nearly one third of the organs listed in Osiris contain a Posaune, and one in ten contains a Trombone. | | | The Dutch word bazuin means “trumpet” or “trombone”; the name Buzain appears to be a misspelling originating with Wedgwood. | | | We know of only two examples of Buzain. |
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| | trombone |
| | A slide trombone is provided which has an activatable attachment which lengthens the basic wind path of the instrument.The attachment is activated to lower the basic pitch of the instrument by a minor third.The instrument further has a reach (i.e. | | | A slide trombone is provided which has an attachment that is activated by a single thumb trigger to lower the basic pitch of the trombone by a perfect fifth.This attachment configuration permits the player to play all the chromatic tones between the tenor range and the pedal notes using a standard length slide. | | | Title:SINGLE TRIGGER MINOR THIRD ATTACHMENT SHORT REACH SLIDE TROMBONE |
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