Why Troy Roberts Switched to a Modern Saxophone
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Jay Metcalf interviews saxophonist Troy Roberts at the Jazz Gallery in NYC. @toyrobot99ToyRobotMusic
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So cool! I play a 1932 Conn, I have an SBA in the shop now and used to play a BA. They're all great. Great video!
Hi Scott. I love your yt channel! ❤
@@davidolahmusic Hi David, Thank you!
Lovely to hear from Troy- what a great player and interesting to see him sound so awesome on a standard Vandoren V16 mouthpiece! Thanks Jay!
Troy has been one of my favorite players since VOID came out. such a great player and composer. Love his style.
One of my favorite saxophonists!! His solo on Still Dangerous with James Morrison at Internationale Jazzwoche Burghausen is still giving me goosebumps! So soulful, what a sound! I need to gather my courage and transcribe it ! :D Thank you Jay! Please do a full interview in the future!!! :D
Troy is a master musician. Plays a bunch of different instruments at a high level. I have the good fortune to play with him with Robby Ameen’s band. We have recorded a few records together. Great to see him get some well deserved attention. You rock Jay!!
Thank you brother Bob! These words mean a lot coming from you.
Thanks for snagging the quick interview, Jay. Troy Roberts is the man, looking forward to the full podcast interview someday.
Troy is an absolute beast. Definitely my favorite sax player since Brecker. My best friend for me into him after playing with him in Miami Dade College. I got my '51 Conn because of him.
Saw him play at the Ellington jazz club in Perth years ago. I'll never forget it.
I play a 1928 con c melody: fantastic!!!
This was an interesting video as someone who purposefully bought a 1921 Conn New Wonder I over a Selmer mVI/SBA because of the sound of the horn. I used to play a Selmer too.
Great interview! Awesome music! Beautiful instrument!
Cant wait for a longer in depth interview with Mr Roberts
im new to saxophone and this helped me
Very amazing interview. Troy seems like a very personable person and outgoing as well.
Our man from Perth. Love Troy's playing so much
Troy Roberts is legend, amazing! His 2004 work with James Morrison's "On the Edge" album in the Burghausen's international jazz week festival is one of the key turning points as a young jazz student, now 27. "Nu-Jive" is also one of my favorite Albums ever made!
So good to watch this podcast. I went to WAAPA with Troy. He was a monster then and even more so now.
Man, he makes it looks so easy
Troy sounds great on all of the horns.
I literally just seen him at The Attucks in Norfolk, VA. Troy's a true professional.
Great brief interview! I have never heard of Troy. I will be adding him to my play list!
Troy’s albums are such a joy to listen to! John Leadbetter artist sax, huh? The sound is fantastic! 🎈⭐️🌈🎶🎷
He isn't the first person I've seen talk about practicing with the just the mouthpiece and do those exercises. I find it so funny that I would do the exact same exercise on a trumpet mouthpiece, and yet it seems to be able to work with a saxophone mouthpiece. It's so very interesting how that works.
I didn't know of him but thought his accent sounds Aussie (I am also), and then his whole demeanour, and laid back approach is typical Australian , even after 10+ years in the US.
I love Troy’s playing and John Leadbetter’s horns are amazing!
You should interview Seamus Blake next
Wow. Sounded like an invaluable tip on intonation.
Awesome podcast
Great interview! I use V16 too 😊 sadly not even close to his standard 😂
What a cool 😎 guy😮😊
And great player😮😊
Is a 1951 Super Balanced Action considered a modern instrument? He says after getting used to it for about a month, he understood why people play modern horns. What am I missing?
They are basically the role model many of the modern horns are based on (this is highly generalised obviously)(especially talking about the keyword), so compared to the even older conn horns like the one he used to play, they are light years advanced. That's what he means I think
@@sorenfuhrer401 Thank you for the explanation.
Whoa, didn't know he was Australian!
Didn't Troy play a student Yamaha saxophone model for nearly a decade before he switched to a Conn when he was on his way up?
This is true! I played a YTS-21 for many years, and still have it.
You shredded on that 21. I had a 23 at the time and it gave me more confident about playing it.
@@hankrawlins9159 Thank you. I love that horn, its got a vibe!
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So great to hear! Thank you.
Anyone got the 1971 selmer bundy alto sax I do
I am curious , why you didn't take 10 / 15 more minutes with him
You forgot to listen.
Ambiguous. The video is almost 15 minutes ... You may mean why they didn't play and record a duet, maybe?
Nothing is better than a modern horn.
I beg to differ but whatever works for *you*
Old CONN is a nightmare.
The neck angle alone is prohibitive. I learned on a Pan American tenor from the early 20's. Nice sound but way outdated ergonomics. No front F key even.
☮️🎶🎵🎷
WAIT. Is he British. lmao I just realized I've never her him speak
Edit -- never mind haha
Great content Jay