This jazz standard from Lew Pollack (1895-1946) is arranged by Cooper for brass quintet. Live at Clasclás Festival, Villagarcia de Arousa, Spain, July 2nd 2022
I'm the guy that wrote the arrangement. You guys did a great job at that fast tempo. And - the trombone at 0:59 played it correctly - often players don't play the correct rhythm there. I wrote the chart 30 years ago based on my hearing the song on records and also a movie 20 years before that. i wrote it for a Chicago group and now it's played all over the world. And... your "choreography" worked!
Hi, thanks for both the compliments and the great arrangement. I hope you don't mind my addition of a pedal Bflat at the very end (I am the trombone player). I couldn't help it. It is part of a trombonist's DNA to add such "silly" things :-)
@@genevabrass I did hear the low Bb at the end & I was going to make a comment. I really liked it - it adds a nice dimension. And I pretty sure Joe Alessi (one of the best trom. in the world with NY Philharmonic) did the same thing when they played my chart on youtube too. You guys made it look easy. And I have a big band version that's even better than the brass quintet version - I love writing charts of the old tunes.
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I'm the guy that wrote the arrangement. You guys did a great job at that fast tempo. And - the trombone at 0:59 played it correctly - often players don't play the correct rhythm there. I wrote the chart 30 years ago based on my hearing the song on records and also a movie 20 years before that. i wrote it for a Chicago group and now it's played all over the world. And... your "choreography" worked!
Hi, thanks for both the compliments and the great arrangement. I hope you don't mind my addition of a pedal Bflat at the very end (I am the trombone player). I couldn't help it. It is part of a trombonist's DNA to add such "silly" things :-)
@@genevabrass I did hear the low Bb at the end & I was going to make a comment. I really liked it - it adds a nice dimension. And I pretty sure Joe Alessi (one of the best trom. in the world with NY Philharmonic) did the same thing when they played my chart on youtube too. You guys made it look easy. And I have a big band version that's even better than the brass quintet version - I love writing charts of the old tunes.