STS 2018 - Faculty Recital - Elsa's Procession

Elsa's Procession - "Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral" by Richard Wagner (1813-1883) arr. Cherry
Performers: Nicole Abissi, Joseph Alessi, George Curran, Brian Hecht, Stephen Lange, James Nova, Denson Paul Pollard, Bradley Palmer, Colin Williams, Nathan Zgonc
As performed at Faculty Recital #3 at the 2018 Southeast Trombone Symposium.
The STS is held annually at the Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. www.southeasttrombonesymposium.com

[@sirbowman3158]

I made it to 18 without having heard this somehow. We’re playing an arrangement of this in Trombone Studio, and I’m now in love.

[@4Tbone]

One does not have to be a trombone player to appreciate this piece! It's just simply beautiful to listen to.

[@connorutegg2486]

I'm a horn player and I listen to trombone ensembles more than I do horn ensembles haha

[@1davidpeter]

One of my favourite parts of Lohengrin, closing the second act, this is the actual wedding march in the opera, finishing with the organ, but this trombone rendition is great.

[@taylorfong2716]

That last note, Jim! Yes!!

[@friedhelmschutz3861]

Wow! What a lineup.

[@mrbigg151]

Love that song and the subtle cutoff of the final note. That was my late band director's favorite piece.
RIH Dr. William P. Foster

[@MrTherooster97]

Hubba Doc!

[@justenwilliams8379]

The beggining reminds me much of something from a Shumann Symphony.

[@rodriguezgariseb3949]

Amazing sound 👌👌

[@ThePotatoDogg]

Yes

[@Bruhaustindavis]

yes

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Yes

[@Graham_M]

No

[@kennethschechter352]

Yes

[@gearaddictclimber2524]

Yes

[@christianreis7091]

Bravo!!!

[@pellevanesch6606]

Nice

[@friedhelmschutz3861]

Hi, I hope you didn't mean "nice is the little sister of sh**"

[@pellevanesch6606]

@@friedhelmschutz3861 no, I just liked it. I thought that would be pretty obviouse.

[@nickcavallo1369]

3:03 Oh my god the overtones....

[@jorgesegura4514]

Are one of them an F# or something??

[@Jason-kx3cd]

Why is Denis playing a tenor trombone?

[@janeisnotokay3284]

You Mean Denson? That might just be a single valved bass, but the bell does actually look small. Probably for endurance

[@amtrombone6075]

DPP is a machine and there’s no way he would need the tenor for endurance, he most likely chose to play the same instrument as the other performer on his part, so the choir has proper instrumentation.

[@janeisnotokay3284]

@@amtrombone6075 He was also on contra for a majority of this concert though

[@amtrombone6075]

Lil Boni cool! Contra is awesome.

[@BobAndrson]

@@janeisnotokay3284 Perhaps he's looking for the right sound. A bass would sound awfully heavy on that part.

[@blazehowell2]

Should have been written for trombone choir originally by Wagner.

[@まる-l7o9v]

､､､すごい、、、💖

[@scottplayslowbrass]

Arbans

[@starwarsjunkie7776]

Joe Alessi...first to have his horn down...smdh...what a shame and a Debbie downer to an epic ending. He seems tired. Probably should retire by now with that crap for attitude.

[@aammarkhan2661]

You’re insane

[@shawnniles9340]

this is nuts.

[@cooperjohnson6023]

Counting the days till he does smh