Trombone performance involves playing the trombone, a brass instrument known for its unique slide mechanism. Musicians produce sound by buzzing their lips into the mouthpiece while adjusting the slide to change pitch. This allows for a wide range of notes and expressive techniques, making the trombone versatile in various music genres, including jazz, classical, and marching bands. Performers often develop skills in breath control, tone production, and slide technique. They may participate in ensembles, orchestras, or solo performances, showcasing their ability to blend with other instruments or stand out as a soloist. Notable trombonists, such as J.J. Johnson and Christian Lindberg, have contributed significantly to the instrument's popularity.