Trombone Moments in Orchestra 5

This video was originally posted on The Trombone Channel on Aug 5, 2021 where it had 57,111 views and 1,287 likes. The Trombone Channel was demonetized for reused content on April 7th, 2022 so I reuploaded the video here.
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[@Capricegirl_]

You should do bass trombone moments next 😉

[@theoh.8361]

They are includet lmao

[@nvlfs1995]

@Bassy was about to say the same thing 🤣

[@_sam0107]

lol

[@angowong1407]

B9 Bass solo (with choir)

[@Luqum]

You say Beethoven 9th???

[@eliasjung2717]

2:55 the extra row in front of the brass section to not kill the woods ears are nice

[@mccabecompositions]

I’ve seen the meme so many times, I expected Dance of the Knights to be Imperial March XD

[@seangray8577]

that vibrato in the first part on Brahms 1 tho

[@gabrielgilliland]

sounds weird like that

[@GickleGamp]

@@gabrielgilliland i agree, could have been a liiitle less prominent, but I do like when there is a small smidge of vibrato

[@charlesalexis7001]

2:15 The march of the Royal Guard arranged and transposed in C major for symphony orchestra, it sounds good! good idea !

[@bobboscarato1313]

Trombones are truly majestic instruments that command respect!

[@derickharless682]

trombone and the french horns are the prettiest sounding instruments and that comes from a tuba player

[@tesmith47]

BLASPHEMY!, HERATIC! ÒFF WITH YOR HEAD!!! LOL 😂😂😂

[@bobboscarato1313]

You're absolutely correct!

[@bobboscarato1313]

My comment was for derickharless682. Very nice indeed!

[@mmarci23]

Sibelius 2 so epic

[@edithpr1987]

Tchaikovsky's Sixth !!! Has a very powerful Moments at The begining and The 3 mov.

[@sslide_trickyy]

Do fountains 😩😩😩

[@tesmith47]

I think the Mahler always needs more Tubas!

[@seasonspierre1527]

Shostakovich Leningrad - Allegro non troppo last 3ish minutes.

[@seasonspierre1527]

Chicago Symphony btw is my Fachleute recording. Really brought out the brass!

[@m.p.3musicstudio411]

Great to see these video back on YT!

[@dynis15]

That last guy conducts like a sorcerer

[@chongziyueharrychs7864]

LOL 😂

[@PumilateVFX]

He is my favourite

[@michaelloew522]

3:00 wow

[@Thedearster]

Which movement in Ma Vlast?

[@oosallytomatooo1321]

3rd one, "Sarka" (the last bars).

[@Thedearster]

@@oosallytomatooo1321 thank you!

[@bobboscarato1313]

That theater needed good airconditioning equipment! lol

[@extanegautham8950]

wonderful. who is the orchestra?

[@robertoalmeida4312]

É thaiskosvc ?

[@hudsoncampos2201]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@rongreen8962]

Just a peek at Chicago. Arnold Jacobs!

[@aprilatherton739]

Got it. Jacobs on the Rossini. He liked to play pretty much everything on the big York.

[@SethTheTrombonist]

Why was bro playing a solo on a dang regular trombone instead of a trigger

[@vegardhavnen8830]

My guess would be that it is a stylistic choice to play something that resembels or is the kind of trombone the composer had in mind when writing the piece. Remember that trombones have become bigger and bigger throughout the years. Your trombone with a trigger might have been a "bass trombone" in the composers when this was composed.

[@bobboscarato1313]

Trigger bones are heavier than straigh trombones!

[@SethTheTrombonist]

@@bobboscarato1313 it’s a 5 pound difference and it’s realistically not that heavy in my personal opinion but I work out lol

[@bobboscarato1313]

@@SethTheTrombonist You're very young but I'm very old. True. lol

[@arthurparker7705]

Should have called it Trombone, horn, and trumpet moments

[@RobsonSantos-mb7hk]

O verdadeiro son dos trombone

[@bobboscarato1313]

The true sound of the trombone!