I realize this reply is years overdue, but for those interested: As with many lesser known extended techiques on the trombone this lacks a proper name, but I would say it shares similarities to tounge slapping on the saxophone, so I usually refer to it as slap-toungue. What you do is you with high velocity shove your tounge in the back of the mouthpiece to shut the throat, which creates the percussive "popping" sound which sounds pitchless but can create some resonance tones. The rest of the texture is just semi-pitchless multitounging were you try to articulate air with various degrees of tone. And it is played with exhaling breath predominantly(as I saw someone suggest it might be with inhalation)
Love this BUT in my opinion the trombone soloists is not every close the caliber of the rest. During his first part he drifts off the key being played and it doesn't work well. Otherwise the entire group is fantastic.
Just fast, high, loud, many notes and a long time, just like a sportsman. Where is the search for beauty ? the search for art ? only technical virtuosity, no creative virtuosity, no emotional virtuosity, no conceptual virtuosity.
@@jumptosky4768 Hi my dear ! if I'm writing such things it's because I've been strugglin' all my career against this kind of sportive playing that has nothing to do with music. That's also what I use to teach in the Conservatory and during all my master classes.
Phil Abraham the think is, its sounds nice and it makes fun to see this video. this is just one song from them. you can not judge your whole musicality by one song
@@jumptosky4768 Yes, I understand what you mean but I know James Morrison, I met him in a festival and I know his way of playing and it's often a question of showing what he's able to do and even if he is kind with the young guy during this video, he always shows more technical virtuosity than search for beauty. Please consider the end of my first answer about creative virtuosity, emotional virtuosity and conceptual virtuosity. Think about that, think about Jay Jay Johnson where the virtuosity was always done to reach the beauty, ALWAYS.
I would love to see Mr. Morrison play in person! lessons would be even cooler
I was in the worlds biggest orchestra (which he conducted) and I got to meet him.
Go to generations in jazz
He is very approachable, humble and genuine. You could find him if you tried hard enough and he’d have a coffee with you in Sydney somewhere.
Met him a couple of years ago in Stockholm, nicest guy in the world, had a great chat with the GOAT himself as well. Recommend you to meet him
These kats are so badass, all of them. So tight and in tune. Thin trombone guy is so smooth.
No....no he's not.
Bill Watrous is smooth.
Carl Fontana is smooth.
That kid is disjunct and
choppy and straight as hell.
@@nathanexplosionn Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
Excellent Trombones... and the Band of course! :)
This will never get old. We love you James. When are you coming to Southern California?
And Morrison is a pretty adept trombonist too! A great clip for we brass lovers.
Christopher Burton indeed!!!
and a great piano player
K padre músicos completos música de altura grasias x compartir me encanta
Cheeky mouthpiece switch from the lead. 7:10. Understandable though considering the doubble high C right after haha
This is incredible beyond comprehension.
I don’t need to tell you why, it speaks for itself.
Does that trombone player have a twin in the back that also plays trombone ?
Watching the other Videos of this Concert I thought ir was him playing the solo here until I recognized he's still sitting up there in this video
He was photo shopped in during post production :)
They’re Jim and John Morrison, James’s twin sons.
@@JesusisJesus I don't think those are his sons - I met his sons, Harry and William, after a concert. They play bass and guitar, respectively.
@@colinmcclure2793 Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
young bone player does a fine job! (Name?) creative, relaxed and enjoyable
alois eberl
@@woerge Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
@@Sousa_sd Bennos Blues. Originally recorded by the Big Band Liechtenstein.
Yeah Lois! 😍
Beautiful double high C on trumpet 7:20
Amaaaaazing!! 🎵
MUY BUENO ESPECTACULAR MAESTRO JAMES
Com’on SchagerlClub, you didn’t even list the trombone
soloist’s name and he was awesome. Shame on you...
the Name of this phantastic Player is "Alois Eberl"
@@annikaschagerl Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
Am I seeing double, the one playing the solo (trombone) and one right behind him with the big bass trombone?
Ugh pretty much 90% of pro trombonists are middle aged white men with glasses, I'm not surprised.
@@brassholio Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
Bravo Walter.
Впечатляющее звучание оркестра и оригинальное выступление солирующих тромбонов! 🙏😎🇷🇺
Quand il fait chaud, j'aime écouter du Jazz.
Bravooooo
Respeita a Lenda kk👏🏽🎺
O muleke toca muito cara!
great Eberl, too
Wow! 👏👏👏
Impresionante!!!!!
I am getting my dream trombone a Schagerl TB-420F Venus Trombone: Specifications: • Tune: B/F • Bell: Yellow brass 8,5 • Bore: 13,89 mm • Slides: Nickel silver Inner- & Outer Slides • Finish: lacquered picking it up June 1st 2024
muito bom
Das Feinste vom Feinen! Könnte man die Namen aller Musiker bekannt geben? Kenne nur Alois Eberl ( Posaune ) und Andy Haderer ( Trompete ).
buen Jazz me gusta
Alois Eberl (trombonist) is a stud!
Да они все как один!
good Eberl¡¡¡
Клёво 👍👍👍
Morrison's trombone sounds smoother than butter. I could listen to him play that all day. Wonder how expensive it was.
Could be dirt cheap and it would still sound good!
Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?
@@Sousa_sd Dude it's literally the title....
James isn't playing a trombone, it's a Superbone. Combination slide/valve bone.
👏
Is that Shia Labeouf in the trumpet section? Haha
Damn.
What is he doing at 8:16 ?
I think he's sucking in through the trombone
Ray anderson..
joey de francesco on drums
Mitooooo kkkkkkkkkkk
It looks like they snuck Charlie Day into the trumpet section
Lol that trombone player been up all night listening to coltrane
The drummer's face 4:56 kkkkkkkkkkk
Тромбонисты братья!
5:15
которые в очках?
That moment when you realise James Morrison can play all the instruments in that band just that little bit(lots bit) better...
диджеридуууу didgeriduuuu yidaki))))
What Harmon is he using
the good one
Looks like a copper jo rall mute
What a stupid question.
yes they are the scat twins
They arent scatting, dumb@$$
何だ最後、ホーミーみたいな音出してるのか？
Anybody can put a name on what Lois did in 8:19?
Ado422 I don’t know what the beginning was, but I noticed some spectacular circular breathing at the end, and even that takes years to master.
I don't think there's a name but I think he was playing by inhaling, instead of exhaling, kinda weird but it's jazz
I realize this reply is years overdue, but for those interested:
As with many lesser known extended techiques on the trombone this lacks a proper name, but I would say it shares similarities to tounge slapping on the saxophone, so I usually refer to it as slap-toungue. What you do is you with high velocity shove your tounge in the back of the mouthpiece to shut the throat, which creates the percussive "popping" sound which sounds pitchless but can create some resonance tones. The rest of the texture is just semi-pitchless multitounging were you try to articulate air with various degrees of tone.
And it is played with exhaling breath predominantly(as I saw someone suggest it might be with inhalation)
Morrison’s super bone seems to be softer
dude wtf happens at 8:20 like bruh
Tf even is that technique? His invention
@@ado4224 bro idc, all I know is that shit scares me. It looks like he's sucking air through the trombone, or maybe it's sucking the life out of him.
@@vincentlarosa6040 Yeah. That has to be disgusting and hard to do how much and hard do you need to suck (hehe) to make that sound.
This is great but i was looking at the 1st tenor's posture the whole time 🤢🤢
A trombone is a trombone and it's not a trumpet. ;-) sorry James.
Hubert Noser Envious?
Piano comping is a little on the heavy side and kind of random.
i hate when trumpet players use a mute
Why's this? Just curious.
Miles crying in a hell :)
That's because youre an idiot.
Love this BUT in my opinion the trombone soloists is not every close the caliber of the rest. During his first part he drifts off the key being played and it doesn't work well. Otherwise the entire group is fantastic.
Just fast, high, loud, many notes and a long time, just like a sportsman. Where is the search for beauty ? the search for art ? only technical virtuosity, no creative virtuosity, no emotional virtuosity, no conceptual virtuosity.
do it better. if you could do it better, you would not write something like that
@@jumptosky4768 Hi my dear ! if I'm writing such things it's because I've been strugglin' all my career against this kind of sportive playing that has nothing to do with music. That's also what I use to teach in the Conservatory and during all my master classes.
Phil Abraham the think is, its sounds nice and it makes fun to see this video. this is just one song from them. you can not judge your whole musicality by one song
@@jumptosky4768 Yes, I understand what you mean but I know James Morrison, I met him in a festival and I know his way of playing and it's often a question of showing what he's able to do and even if he is kind with the young guy during this video, he always shows more technical virtuosity than search for beauty. Please consider the end of my first answer about creative virtuosity, emotional virtuosity and conceptual virtuosity. Think about that, think about Jay Jay Johnson where the virtuosity was always done to reach the beauty, ALWAYS.
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