I love to study the sounds of each part after listening to the entire work. I am grateful for the efforts of each musician to present a majestic performance of these great classical music❤️
In the beginning why does the Tuba player take his fingers off of the valves instead of just holding them down for longer? Is it normal to not keep any valves down when not playing like that or is it so he can keep rhythm? Maybe it's just a weird fun thing for this piece? I'm just curious, in no way hating
@@stefanobelotti7557 - Got any specs on that? I played a Bach 50OG indi from about 1993-2015 - hateed it. My Yamaha does everything I need it too, but have been wondering about getting back onto another independent. But not at any "price", only if it's really better/worth it.
@@musicofnote1 yes I found more space, more fun when I play, the low and hight registers are easier than Yamaha and the sound is really beautiful! ASAP I would like to record a video on my Adams tbb1
I'm talking about the run at about 40 seconds in, "David cum Sibylla". Is that cellos in a symphonic orchestra? I never stuck that run. Should have practiced more... 🙄
Well I suppose I’m a believer in context…. Whilst perhaps from a tuba or bass trb point of view it might seem fun… but you’re actually by no means the important part of what’s actually going. I’ve seen numerous videos like this and seems more about perhaps stroking ones ego than actually having a context to what the composer is portraying
@@jonburton1935 I understand what you mean, but this is a channel dedicated to the bass trombone. I think it's interesting to be able to listen to the third trombone part in various contexts, so you can listen and study the role.
I absolutely love how you can still hear the bass drum exploding in the background even with the trumpet on our ears
😊 the acoustic of this theatre is incredible
@@stefanobelotti7557 For real!!!
The real stars are those two ladies who don’t need no score and belting out while crossing their arms
You agree 👍🏻
I agree; they memorized the score!
Please can you adjust balance. It needs more bass trombone and tuba.
😂
As a bass trombonist, I fully agree
They have to follow the score as it was written!
I love to study the sounds of each part after listening to the entire work. I am grateful for the efforts of each musician to present a majestic performance of these great classical music❤️
Thanks for your message 🤗
@@stefanobelotti7557 and you’re handsome man❤️
I love the KKL so much, one of the best halls out there.
Totally agree
The foundational sanity among the other chaos. 😊
Awesome
Beautiful sound !
Thank you 🙏🏼
Que peso!!! Magnífico!!!
Gratias
Grandiosi!!!
Grazie!
I loved the horns job
Clean!
💥
I love Verdi requiem!❤ I listen to it almost every day❤ My favorite version is Karajan, Freni, and Ludwig
Wow how nice to read your message
Beautiful explanation 😆
Bravo!
Thank you !
Thats awesome
Thanks a lot!
👏👏👏
❤❤❤
☺️
waw
Norwegian star woot. I employed that tool for several years
It's a popular horn for good reason
flip your headphones around, it sounds better :)
Very BEAUTIFUL Sound
Thanks a lot
In the beginning why does the Tuba player take his fingers off of the valves instead of just holding them down for longer? Is it normal to not keep any valves down when not playing like that or is it so he can keep rhythm? Maybe it's just a weird fun thing for this piece? I'm just curious, in no way hating
Hi, it's a natural movement I don't think he wants to keep time😉
@@stefanobelotti7557 Cool thanks lol
it has basically 0 effect whether you do or don’t. i think most people see it as wasted effort.
Tuba players get the most boring parts in the entire orchestra and it helps prevent his fingers from falling asleep
@@bonerici 😂
Love that Yamaha Xeno 822(G?) you're playing on. Well, to be honest, love mine too. (grin)
Yes it’s a good horn! But next video will be on my new Adams Brass bass trombone!
@@stefanobelotti7557 - Got any specs on that? I played a Bach 50OG indi from about 1993-2015 - hateed it. My Yamaha does everything I need it too, but have been wondering about getting back onto another independent. But not at any "price", only if it's really better/worth it.
@@musicofnote1 yes I found more space, more fun when I play, the low and hight registers are easier than Yamaha and the sound is really beautiful! ASAP I would like to record a video on my Adams tbb1
What kinda tuba is that?
Tuba Miraphone Norwegian Star eb-283 😉
La tuba per Verdi! 😢
Richiesta del direttore
Love the excerpt but it would kinda be better if bass bone and tuba would play lower
Dynamics depends to conductor
Dai coro, un pochino più coinvolti :)
Eh era la prova dai 😂
Arranged for wind orchestra, the tuba has to do a lot more work! 😆
I'm talking about the run at about 40 seconds in, "David cum Sibylla". Is that cellos in a symphonic orchestra? I never stuck that run. Should have practiced more... 🙄
..written for Oficleide..
@@tubaSiBemolle I meant I have done it arranged for wind orchestra, and I was busy.
Not to worry, the TUBAS bring the gruńt!!
ちょっと笑ってしまった。
神の怒りに触れちゃうかな？
Why are you laughing?
SO D rest D rest second measure D rest D rest?
Yes exactly 👏🏻
I thought it's was On G 😮
I thought it was Db
is it just me or is the sound reversed
🤷🏻
Yeah channel reversed
Восприятию мешает фоновый хор. :)
Name a better duo, I'll wait
What’s the point of this?
How do you mean?
Well I suppose I’m a believer in context…. Whilst perhaps from a tuba or bass trb point of view it might seem fun… but you’re actually by no means the important part of what’s actually going. I’ve seen numerous videos like this and seems more about perhaps stroking ones ego than actually having a context to what the composer is portraying
@@jonburton1935 I understand what you mean, but this is a channel dedicated to the bass trombone. I think it's interesting to be able to listen to the third trombone part in various contexts, so you can listen and study the role.