Essentially Ellington 2020: 25 Solos, 25 Years
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2020
- During every Essentially Ellington High School Jazz Band Competition & Festival, exceptional soloists receive an Outstanding Soloist award. In this special video premiere, to commemorate our 25th Anniversary, we’ll revisit some of the greatest student solos. Many have gone on to be some of the finest jazz musicians in the world today.
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RIP Aubrey Martin, that kid could PLAY!!!
sorry if im late but what happened to him?
Vern Google says he passed in 2018. How sad that we lost such young talent...
I believe he committed suicide unfortunately
Indeed. One of my closest friends and a big reason why I started learning to play
@@benstowers9547 it is so sad to see this comment now. I hope that you and aubrey are playing through some tunes together now. ):
R.i.p Aubrey Martin ✊🔥 possibly the best solos
10:33 someone has been listening to Johnny Hodges, god dayyyuuuuummmm
It's so cool to see Patrick Bartley and Russel Hall performing then vs now. Crazy how good they were then and how much better they've gotten since then. From great to amazing!
we're gonna be thinking the same about Summer in like 8 years
beautiful... thank you !!!!!! :-D
My man Patrick Bartley laying it down!
I didn’t realize Erica was the first solo! she taught me a thing or two last college festival. Amazing Saxophonist!
7:31 HE PLAYIN THAT BASS BOI
RIP Aubrey Martin. Legend that has inspired me throughout so many critical points in my life
I love at 13:20 when the trombone soloist does a motif/lick to "Isn't She Lovely" by Stevie Wonder.
7:31 forget a moment about the soloist (who, as someone here said, so well emulates Cannonball) the whole BANDSTAND is swingin'!!!
that's Patrick Bartley! one of the great alto players in the world now!
Thats Patrick Bartley! He plays with Emmet Cohen
The group at TJI from 2013-2018 + Doug Tidaback (director) was unreal. I was in one of the lower bands at the time and it was amazing just to be that close and watch/listen to them everyday
*Solos:*
*1) Alto Sax: Erica Von Kleist (**1:06**)* (William H. Hall High School, CT) (Rockabye River, 3rd Place, 1997)^
*2) Trumpet: Brandon Lee (**2:53**)* (Kinder High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, TX) (Don't Get Around Much Anymore, 3rd Place, 1999)***
*3) Trumpet: Tatum Greenblatt (**3:28**)* (Garfield High School, WA) (Perdido, Honorable Mention, 2000)^
*4) Piano: Aaron Diehl (**4:06**)* (The Columbus Youth Jazz Orchestra, OH) (Zweet Zurzday, 2002)**
*5) Vocals: Jennifer Sanon (**5:37**)* (New World School of the Arts, FL) (Jump for Joy, 2nd Place, 2003)**
*6) Trumpet: Riley Mulherkar (**6:25**)* (Garfield High School, WA) (Black and Tan Fantasy, 1st Place, 2009)**
*7) Alto Sax: Patrick Bartley (**7:27**)* (Dillard Center for the Arts, FL) (Feet Bone, 2nd Place, 2010)**
*8) Bass: Russell Hall (**8:27**)* (Dillard Center for the Arts, FL) (Sepia Panorama, 1st Place, 2012)**
*9) Piano: Antonio Madruga (**9:14**)* (New World School of the Arts, FL) (Perdido, 3rd Place, 2012)***
*10) Alto Sax: Markus Howell (**10:27**)* (Dillard Center for the Arts, FL) (Blood Count, Honorable Mention, 2013)*
*11) Trombone: Coleman Hughes (**12:06**)* (Jazz House Kids, NJ) (Royal Garden Blues, 2nd Place, 2013)***
*12) Trombone: Sam Chess (**12:50**, **14:43**)* (Tucson Jazz Institute, AZ) (Symphony in Riffs/Braggin' in Brass, 1st Place, 2013)**
*13) Tripler (Piano, Tenor Sax, Vocals): Robbie Lee (**13:28**, **13:46**, **14:26**, **14:55**)* (Tucson Jazz Institute, AZ) (Royal Garden Blues/Braggin' in Brass, 1st Place, 2013)**
*14) Alto Sax: Aubrey Martin (**15:28**)* (Tucson Jazz Institute, AZ) (Things to Come, 2nd Place, 2015)***
*15) Tenor Sax: Sergio Tabanico (**16:05**)* (Tucson Jazz Institute, AZ) (Things to Come, 2nd Place, 2015)*
*16) Clarinet: Max Roark (**16:33**)* (American Music Program, OR) (The Tattooed Bride, 1st Place, 2015)**
*17) Piano: Charles Brown III (**17:45**)* (American Music Program, OR) (The Tattooed Bride, 1st Place, 2015)**
*18) Tenor Sax: Abdias Armenteros (**19:07**)* (New World School of the Arts, FL) (St. Louis Blues, 1st Place, 2016)**
*19) Trumpet: Miranda Agnew (**20:32**)* (Tucson Jazz Institute, AZ) (Movin' Uptown, 3rd Place, 2016)**
*20) Bari Sax: Lauren Elliot (**21:02**, **22:16**)* (Byron Center High School, MI) (Sugar Hill Penthouse, 2017)**
*21) Guitar: Cosimo Fabrizio (**22:44**)* (Newark Academy, NJ) (Jack the Bear, Honorable Mention, 2017)**
*22) Trumpet: Summer Camargo (**23:46**)* (Dillard Center for the Arts, FL) (A Night in Tunisia, 1st Place, 2018)***
*23) Vocals: Christopher McDole (**24:38**)* (Osceola County School for the Arts, FL) (Every Day (I Have the Blues), 2018)**
*24) Bass: John Murray (**26:16**)* (San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts, CA) (It Don't Mean a Thing (If it Ain't Got that Swing), 2019)***
*25) Tenor Sax: George Fulton (**26:59**)* (Roosevelt High School, WA) (Little Karin, 1st Place, 2019)**
* = Honorable Mention Soloist Award
** = Outstanding Soloist Award
***= Best Soloist/Ella Fitzgerald Outstanding Soloist Award
^ = Unknown Soloist Award
Personally, I would've loved to see Max Goldschmid, Griffin Ross, Santosh Sharma, BreAnna DeNure, Teddy McGraw, Philip Norris, and Anthony Hervey. But it's hard to pick 25 solos, so overall good list!
I was wondering where Philip Norris and Anthony Hervey were too but still a great list!
1st entry is actually *Erica, and the school is in CT.
george fultons solo i expected the different one on things to come tbh
Dang, the people who got Honorable Mentions and then made this list got the last laugh lmao
Man listening to all these amazingly talented young cats is making me emotional. Absolutely incredible.
We're here, folks! Swing!
RIP Aubrey Martin - man, he could PLAY
Patrick Bartley sounds like cannonball
Like later cannonball,yea
this video just makes me want to get up and dance from start to finish, so swingin
12:06 - Coleman Hughes, trombone solo on Royal Garden Blues is amazing! And a clear example of what can be done with some good technique, a good upper range and the good ‘ole blues scale. Worthy of transcription.
this is great jazz. Thanks to all involved!
That is fabulous
absolutely incredible. 🔥
Great to see 5 of the best solos from tji :)
1: 1:13 Erika Von Kleist - 1997
2: 2:54 Brandon Lee - 1999
3: 3:26 Tatum Greenblatt - 2000
4: 4:04 Aaron Diehl - 2002
5: 5:34 Jennifer Sanon - 2003
6: 6:23 Riley Mulherkar 2009
7: 7:25 Patrick Bartley - 2010
8: 8:25 Russell Hall - 2012
9: 9:11 Antonio Madruga - 2012
10: 10:25 Markus Howell - 2013
11: 12:03 Coleman Hughes - 2013
12: 12:48 Sam Chess - 2013
13: 13:27 Robbie Lee - 2013
14: 15:24 Aubrey Martin - 2015
15: 16:03 Sergio Tabanico - 2015
16: 16:31 Max Roark - 2015
17: 17:44 Charles Brown - 2015
18: 19:05 Abdias Armenteros - 2016
19: 20:29 Miranda Agnew - 2016
20: 21:00 Lauren Elliot - 2017
21: 22:42 Cosimo Fabrizio - 2017
22: 23:40 Summer Camargo - 2018
23: 24:32 Christopher Mcdole - 2018
24: 26:13 John Murray - 2019
25: 26:56 George Fulton - 2019
Thank you for being a part of the first Virtual International “Essentially Ellington” High School Jazz Band Festival! Join us at 9pm EDT today for our next “EE” event, “At Home with ‘EE’ Alumni,” and enjoy newly recorded musical performances from the homes of notable “EE” alumni.
Getting straight chills from Christopher McDole! God damn!
Aarion Diehl, Patrick Bartley, Sam Chess, Abdias Armenteros, Summer Camargo, John Murray. Really all of them are amazing.
Good grief! What an inspiration. When I was first learning to play jazz (still learning!) in high school, compared to these kids, I could hardly tie my shoes! Wowser!!
Finestissimo
And swing they did!
Patrick Bartleys solo is my fav by far, so much soul!!
Wow!
Man that first pianist sounds so much like oscer peterson its insane
12:06 for two spicy bone solos
13:22 That Isn't She Lovely quote 😂
RIP AUBREY MARTIN
Thank you for joining us for the first Virtual International “Essentially Ellington” High School Jazz Band Festival. Let us know where you're tuning in from, and if you have a favorite “EE” memory! For more info & full schedule of week-long “EE” events: www.jazz.org/EE25
that last solo, that kid with the glasses, best solo in the whole video in my opinion. This is some great stuff.
George Fulton?
@@Harako15 Yes
23:59 licc detected
Thank you soldier🫡
Thank you Summer 😊
97 00 hall high alum huge shout out out hall high jazz band :)
12:50 Another trombone solo, this time by Sam Chess in Symphony in Riffs. Great use of sequences, and a familiar quote at the end (Isn’t She Lovely - Stevie Wonder).
As a fairly mediocre trombone player, if I could play like Sam Chess, I’d be a happy man. Love his style.
Way late to the comments and this may never be seen… but I grew up with Sam in AZ and we decided to both play the trombone in 5th grade. After being second chair behind Sam from 5th-9th grade I decided to call it quits. All these years later combined with a better appreciation of his greatness, I find comfort in knowing I wasn’t delusional for thinking he was miles ahead of me 😂
Hip drum fill at 12:13
broo i wanted more of the 26:16 bass, so goood
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR TAHT VIDEO FOR SO LONG
Nice
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Aaron Diehl got the chops on deck, jeez.
19:45
26:31 😂
george nasty :)
true
I personally think that George Fulton things to come solo was much better than the one he did in little Karin but that’s just me lol
Both are fire though
@@theblackbasketball fr he’s actually such a crazy good player
Clarinet
26:16
Warum tragen die Jungs derartige Kellneruniformen?
Race? I tend to gravitate towards people who don't see, speak, hear, smell the world thru skin color.