Chicago Symphony Brass
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2010
- director:jay friedman
trombones: Leo Alessi, james gilbersten,Charles Caro Vernon y randall hawes (bajo sinfonica detroit).
trompetas: philip Chompi smith, Lucas mark ridenoir, john david hagstrom,benjamin Pichon wrigth...
tubas: ismarex martin... 
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I was here at this landmark concert, celebrating the ultimate retirement of Adolph Herseth as principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony, and I believe this concert happened in 2001. I say "ultimate" because once Bud passed year 50 as principal trumpet in 1997, there were many tribute concerts in his honor at Orchestra Hall besides this one. One thing I'll always remember, besides Jay Friedman's impressive arrangement of the Alpine Symphony, was the bright green sport coat Bud wore for the occasion, looking as if he'd just won the Masters!
7:49 horn is crazy
In the description: "trombones: Leo Alessi" woah it's Joe's long lost twin!
The solemnity and wonderfulness of this performance by exquisite orchestra are far superior splendor
There is no better low brass in any orchestra at any time since 1962. They were - and still are - astounding players.
I agree. Before that time the New York Philharmonic with William Vacchiano was amazing. I was in the NYC all city orchestra in 1983. We did a joint concert with the New York Philharmonic with Zubin Mehta conducting. Once in a lifetime. Phil Smith coached us. He is the one who told me about Wynton Marsalis. It was Phil Smith, John Ware, Vince Penzarella and Carmine Fornarato in the Trumpet section.
I was there!!!!!! The Brass Buddies/Tribute to Bud Herseth Concert!!! Just magical!
Good to see Rex Martin, I went to school with him at ISU in'78/'80 he was always an all-around good guy to me!
Hey so did I. I still remember his senior recital.
Great to see Phillip smith and John hagstrom playing together
Bravo that is the closest thing to a fundamental brass sound that I have heard in a long time. Thank you
Richart Strauß, der Ruf des . . .
Incredible power those guys have.Amazing!
The talent in this video is too damn high
This was the Brass Buddies Concert for Bud Herseth’s retirement in 01 or 02. I was there!
I was a total amateur playing euphonium in John Paynter's North Shore Concert Band of Wilmette when I was asked to be in an impromptu brass group for an Easter service on Chicago's West side in the mid-70's. As we gathered , who should walk in as the first trumpet but Herseth himself! I was in awe, and yes, it's true- he tuned himself to be just a minute bit sharp, which a couple of students had told me he used to do to better carry his sound over the Orchestra. it''s been 50 years, and I still remember that gig!
Thanks so much for posting this! I was in the front row at this performance....unreal.
wow, that was superb!
Oh my god, this is like God speaking to the humanity!
"to the humantity" is that a spore reference?
Traumhaft, da ist jeder als Solist im Ensemble👍👍👏👏🎶🎶bravo, bravo 👏👏
Vernon swaps to bass bone from contra literally just in time to play
he’s just got that energy around him
6:27
Old mature men making love to their craft. Magnificent!
I'll never forget hearing zarathustra for the first time. Amazing. Saw solti conduct Mahler's 10th
Meus olhos se enchem de lágrimas. É impossível não se emocionar.
Maravilloso!!!
No strings required.
This is sooooo good!
Also Sprach/Alpine Symphony/Symphony Domestica
Esplêndido, bravo, magnífica enfimm sem palavras.
Open the spit valves, HAL.
Uau i gona cryy with this peace of art
Philip Smith is in a couple other CSOB vids too, and this music is heaven if you are a Brass player.
Phil Smith played in Chicago symphony as 4th trumpet when he was 20 years old.
Dream Team!
Legendär!
BRAVO!
legends!
Wasemen! Chicago Brass my Heros!
The BEST !!!
In awe.
Great!!
OK, let's study how many breaths Charlie had to take on the contra - I totally sympathize as a contra player myself - whew - a lot of work!
Shiver music!
Хорошее выступление!
Starts at 2:40
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THEY CLAP FOR 10 YEARS
thanks
Richard Strauss: Also sprach Zarathustra/2001 A Space Odyssey Theme/WALL-E AUTO Defeat
관악기 다루시는 분들
정말이지 페 활량이 좋아야
되겠어요
건강관리 소홀히하면
한순간억 무너지니 다룰수없을태니까요
여러분들의 연주를 대하면서
나는 무엇을 했어야했나
생각하게되네요
멋있어요
Fantastique, Le succès du film est en partie dû au Zarastoutra (?)du début
Philip Smith!!!
Kudos to Richard, kudos to this fine all-star brass ensemble
Ah, if ONLY Zarathustra DID seque into Alpensinfonie! LOL. Splendid.
BLISS !!
That's because the director is a beat ahead of them. That is how he directs and the section follow.
Anyone else have this for school work
After the end of the Also Sprach we have a bit of diatonic harmony reminiscent of Copland among others.
To those who criticize the personnel listing- in the credits at the end it indicates current members (including Bud who didn't play), alumni and friends.
and then alpine symphony
I think It was the first time the film director did this job.
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So This Is Love
Charlie Geyer, stage right, on C trumpet and flugelhorn
Is this from the Herseth Tribute Concert in 2003 or thereabouts? If so, I was there!
Grande Eccellenza
With all due respect to every one of this great musicians, you can't name it Chicago Symphony Brass!!!!
They named it the CSO brass at the concert. I still have my program. It's the whole CSO brass section plus friends that flew in to play.
Why not? That's what it is.
As I understand it, all performers were either current or former members of the CSO, or students of the current members.
I assume this is from a larger concert? Where could i find that concert?
No Gene no deal.
Charlie Geyer!!!!!
❤️
Euphonium was a nice touch though
Well I would say it is Joseph „Joe“ Alessi 😉
wow
That first note tho
Interesting how this starts out with the opening fanfare from "Also sprach Zarathustra", then segues into "Eine Alpensinfonie", then to "Symphonia Domestica". I agree with the earlier individual who said that we didn't need the applause included in this video.
Wade Rice Jr the played another masterpiece before “Also sprach Zarathustra” . Because of that they were receiving that applause.
Were can I find the arrangement?
what is this piece called?
Pipe organ would have been a nice touch at the beginning fanfare but oh well
We got a bow from David Schrader lol
Bobby Everson!!!!
Shame the description doesn't mention the horn players - just the trumpets, trombones and tuba.
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Richard!
Lol "Leo Alessi"
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2:40 is when the music starts.
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Im pretty sure this was the brass buddies concert with the CSO and new York phill.
WOW!!!
What year was this concert?
Jon Klausman March 25, 2001
Phil Smith
I was hoping he would work in the brass parts from the Festival Prelude, but not to be.
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Jay Friedman is the man. Anyone know when abouts this was recorded?
jay friedman is a god among men, and around 2010 i think
Raymond Fallon jay friedman is one of the worst principal trombones i’ve ever heard
2001 or 2002.
@bamb0049 ? He's one of the best I think you meant to say.
Is that Phil Smith? I thought he was still in NY Phil.
oh, I see the replies below.....
Leo Alessi ???
🤔
This is what the symphony should be. Just brass and percussion
What year was this?
holejames 2010
Should have been 2001!
Why Philip smith is in Chicago brass?
Not all of the people in this video are members of cso
True Phil Smith Principal trumpet and Joe Alseei Principal Trombone of the NY Philharmaonic.
I believe it was his first job after graduating Juillard. Don't recall how many years he was there before auditioning and winning the NY job? I also don't know what chair he sat in CSO but recall when the CSO was visiting NY and playing Carnegie the brass section played a similar concert in Lincoln Center and many went to hear and see Herseth but were disappointed he wasn't there and Smith played 1st mostly. Late 1970's early 80's?
bigpardner 1975-1978
Phil Smith sat in the 4th chair, in the CSO. I recall his watching Bud a lot, at least when the CSO played Carnegie Hall.
2:40
The name from Titel Nr. 1?
Strauss's, Also Sprach Zarathustra
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what song is this
Yankee Doodle… look at the first video… the information you seek is there.
Isn't that Philip Smith from New York?
He was 4th trumpet with the chicago symphony orchestra before leaving to join the new york phil
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The event was a collaborative effort; CSO and NY Phil.
was herseth retired at this point or something? where he be at?!
Definitely was not retired. As I just commented above, the CSO brass did a concert at Lincoln Center in NY and Herseth wasn't there either. I saw Herseth still playing principal in Mahler 5 in NY in ??? can't recall, maybe 2000.
I believe he last played with CSO in 2004. I attended somewhat often the last couple years. Lots of boo-boos but still had that sound.
Wait why is Phil playing with them? Just for extra badassery? or is this NY...
He's an alum...
Music
skip to 2:20 for music
Seriously, why the high pitched squeal at the end? UGH!!!
Because that is the note that is written?
ChwyNiblet No, the audio has a squeal shortly after they play.