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I thought he was grunting through the trombone but once I realized it was the mute it sounds great.

Is that the besson stradfard Tuba?

Glad to see someone not overblowing this model

It looks like theirs a berp on your bone, what is the other stuff?

This is a wonderful chart which was one of George's favorite pieces that allowed his to play rebato and put a lot of feeling into it, real nice playing, I would have played this a Tad slower than written. Thanks for posting this.

Sounds good man, keep it up

Sounds like the 3d pinball space cadet theme 1. Nice job! 😂😂

What song are you playing?

You got that right. 😂

Why does your beginning band sound better than the advanced band in my school sometimes

Was that Making Whoopee?

Cool Mate

Amazing

Quite amazing cool video Mate!

nice man

Sounds very good👍

Can you pls tell me who is it arranged by

I just bought my first Conn. It's a 1970s Conn 83H Bass Trombone with an Elkhart Indiana Bell swap!

Sound of music has to be one of my favorite musicals I’ve played. I played the second trombone part and it is one of the most fun second trombone parts I’ve ever played.

Yep

Hey brother this is actually cumbia not salsa!

This mouthpiece is a "C" mouthpiece or a "V" mouthpiece?

The reverberation is so good 😮

I didn’t get to play this in school as admin blocked it, but I wish I did. I loved that Doppler effect

Nice❤

Hey bro check out me Teddy Russell playing Stevie Wonder's "Part Time Lover" cover on the flugabone. Please click like, share and subscribe. Cool thanks!

Great tone quality bro! Super cool stuff there! Loll

What horn is that?

Where was this at? 😊

wise words, it's truly the best

Good job 👍

can you recommend breathing exercises for me?

How can you tune a trombone

Good job 👍

What song is that?

woah I have no words to say

What drone do you use? I haven’t been able to find one for free that’s an app

but this is five parts?

Well now we now why you couldn’t sleep😭

WAHWAHWAH THAT HARMONY OMFG

those chords omg😮

THOSE FUNDEMENTAL TONES SENT SHIVERS DOWN MY SPINE WOAH

Walking bass lines yay! Makes any song instantly better

woah that mute tone omfg I wish I could do that😭

oh. my. god. I need more of this

Great job

Nice

tbh I think Yamaha and bach should swithc places because of yamahas consistency and lack of bad horns and bach has such a lack of consistency. I think a lot of yamahas have just various problems because they get abused by students and schools and they never really break but just develop small issues from constant abuse. I know yamaha tends to use thicker yellow brass on their horns for increased durability so that may have to do with them being sounding brighter, but i dont have that issue with their high end Xeno line. something to note about the Xeno line is that from behind the bell, it can sound a bit soft, less full, and maybe even kind of dull and uninteresting, but it sounds so much better from in front of the bell. I know bach's have absolutely stunning horns but it's a real hit or miss when you buy new something interesting to note about Olds is that back before the 60s id say their entire lineup is all S tier, but once they got to the 60s and 70s, their line really started to decline and just not have good builds. Holton i have mixed feelings about being in A tier. I think their quality has definitely declined a lot over the last 10-15 years based on exampled I have played. Conn is an interesting one. Elkhart era conn's are monsters. and they command collector values. the 70s is when they moved to Abilene and we start seeing questionable build quality and get complaints. don't confuse the elkhart marking on the bells for overall construction quality. i know some elkhard bells were already made before the move and later got assembled at abilene. besson is an intersting one because their euphoniums are considered god tier but their trombones just never made the cut. I agree with your observation on King's the legendary horns are always monsters but the misses are just constant foul balls. occasionally a really good example will still appear tho. your comments about Thein are interesting. I have heard everything about Thein from "playing weird" to fantastic. I think it has to do with a lot of their builds originating in traditional german building origins. and those tend to have more resistance in the f attachment and bass horns. so sometimes they come across maybe stuffy and having an intonation people arent directly used to. But people that are used to that stuff or looking for those things or thos things just work for them, find theins to be absolutely incredible. I haven't found anyone to actually comment negatively on the sound and build quality tho...just the playability and how they feel playing it. Right now, I own a 2012 Yamaha 882GO, late 90's Back 42BOR (R is the Sterling Silver Plus bell), 40s/50s elkhart conn 4H, and 1930 Olds Military Model. And have played a number of horns I actually enjoy playing different horns and materials and bells so I tend to randomly go on hunts to play new things and just feel them out. the collection slowly grows

This is a beautiful solo, I would be very interested in taking this piece to my state’s solo and ensemble contest. I’ve been looking a piece that would match my style of playing and this would work perfect

I just finished playing my 4th run of this show. It’s a fun trombone part. I hope to play it again soon