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Awesome! I've been doing similar stuff. I'll be looking at a rotary valve trombone today and record some Verdi with it and my ophicleide. Fun stuff! Thanks for the videos.

This is a wonderful combination of instruments. Please tell me what the woodwind (melody) instrument is called. It sounds fantastic. Middle Eastern in style. Thank you!

That was terrific!!! Thank you.

These people making videos tooting their own horns. What's the world come to?

I love the algorithm.

he was dizzy at the end

can't help but notice the higher register is a bit airy sounding, amazing tone regardless.

I feel like this could play a scale but I haven’t heard someone do that

May I ask where I can see a full recording of the concert?

That’s B4 in A = 440

Fantastique ! Magnifique ! Félicitations !

Wow… it must be challenging to play such a trombone… Thank you so much for demonstrating for us!

Did Kruspe intend this to be a bass trombone?

Awesome

Beautiful music. Where can I find music score for this piece ?

Hello is it possible to record ur voice only and to record on it ? I play medieval bagpipe and would like to have fun with your sound :) merci !!

It reminds me of a Soprano Trombone

Bravo. I was listening to this while making sweet love to my lady, Claire Lambe. We both cummerbund hard together as the piece finished.

Curious about that rope F trigger, was that something you intentionally designed or was it just missing the trigger? You and this instrument make a really warm sound I love it.

Настоящее средневековье!;)

finally an actual slide trumpet that isnt just a soprano trombone.

I love old styles of bass trombones/sackbuts for the longer slides.

Did that rope F valve come with the trombone or was that something you made?

Very simple yet effective. Thank you!

Neat

I will never not click on these random excerpt videos that come up on my recommended... So many talented musicians to be heard on UA-cam! You have a gorgeous, rich tone!

Where’s the piano?

Eso no es un trombón tenor, más bien es un trombón alto.

Is there a special purpose for that lever thing in the slide?

damn that is a weird one. I have a soprano trombone, which is the more popular "slide trumpet" but this is still cool

Great sound! Love it!

Inverted trombone

прототромбон

I love your approach to getting started. As a former trumpet player, it was ALWAYS first buzzing, then buzzing on the mouthpiece, then on the BERP - and always feeling detached from making music to stress the techincal. Then my embouchure collapsed but even more my playing nerves. What followed was 9 years of conducting but no physical instrumental playing. Then I decided, I was tired of being the only person in the room not actually "making music" and took up trombone - one of my doubling instrument s from college. Started lessons in 1991 and got my degree in 1996 and immediately switched to bass bone (now play a Yamaha 822g). Played in a couple regional orchestras and out local quartett. And what I threw away was buzzing and concentration on technique UNTIL I got the sound working I wanted to make. SOUND=music. Technique is only a tool once the sound is there to facilitate music making, not the ba all and end all. Sometimes I get the sound right away, sometimes it takes a few minutes until I find it again. But before doing any concert prep, I now ALWAYS go through pieces I've stolen from the Gamba, Baroque Cello and Bassoon repertoire, mostly from photocopies of manuscripts so I'm not unduly influenced by editorial markings. And espeically the early gamba and cello piece lend themselves to exploring the freedoms of working agogic and tempo fluctuations within musical contexts. And all this on that Yamaha, not a bass sackbut. Maybe in my next life .... (I'm an old fart of 68 now). Anyway, thanks for the inspirational talk and playing!

surprisingly big tone.

Thank you, Master. Right now I'm enjoying my sackbut at ca. 490 Hz Is great! Muchas gracias, David. UN GRAN ABRAZO!!!

Sacbut

Tell us more about that trumpet setup. Because this is *outstanding*.

Dear David ... if you do not have a tuning slide, how can you make small pitch adjustments due to temperature or altitude changes ? Thank you for your videos ! Regards from Brazil.

Very Talented Man!

Thank you both.

I've seen them configured like a trombone, but never were the bell was moving. Nice sound.

Is that different from a trumpet in F under A440 tuning?

Kind of a Sackput, right?

That is a very small bell

I love its sound; very vibrant!

Wow! I want one of those!!!!

Nice sound but I never detected New Orleans music there!

Play valve trombone

Great sound; what brand is that trombone???