Marshall Gilkes trombone solo on Morning Smiles Transcription
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2020
- Transcription of Marshall Gilkes's trombone solo on Morning Smiles, from the album "Always Forward", recorded with the WDR Big Band.
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Me: "I'm pretty good at trombone"
This solo: exists
Me: "I'm not good at trombone"
Fr tho, I'm in 8th grade and can barely play 3 above the staff consistently
@@twoplus6924 You should be by 1 year later, can you now? If not practice some octave jumps and you'll get consistent high A
This has to be one of the smoothest solos I have ever heard on trombone. This guy’s tone on high notes is ridiculously good and his ability to string together notes so smoothly is amazing.
I haven't touched my trombone in a year or two, maybe not since I graduated college. I'm thinking today's the day
Yes! Any day is a good day
That tone is out of this world and his rhythm melody so lyrical.
Soulful gliss is soulful
Whoever put the last part in B Major just hates trombone players.
Marshall Gilkes, the trombonist soloing, wrote this piece. He does in fact hate his fellow trombone players😂😂😂
he doesn't hate them.. he's merely encouraging them to learn all their scales... lol
@@meanathradon Marshall Gilkes is my goddamn hero. I’m just messing around but yeah he’s damn inspirational
Yes, because the Bb above the treble clef and fast runs are easy compared to an uncommon key signature.
@@zackwoods5077 It doesn't help. The other aspects of difficulty you articulated are 100% valid.
amazing solo and awesome transcription!
What a guy playing my highest note like its nothing
Heard that, blows me away how easy it sounds but then you try it and go.....oh....my bad
this is absolutely amazing. around 2:30 is just absolutely nuts I love this man
such a great solo.. man.. that boy can play!
This sounds like a more jazzy version of a little big planet soundtrack and I love it!
omg memory lane
I thought that too
As a trombonist listening to this was a 'I should probably just give up' moment
Nah man you gotta turn that into an “I should practice more” moment! That’s what I’ve been doing and it’s going fairly well :)
Absolutely brilliant! There are no words to describe how amazing this it!
So good!♥♥♥♥
just cried my gosh darn eyeballs out
Bravo!
Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great choice of solo to transcribe, and superlative job. Thank you!
Thanks Paul!
Nice job
Oh Man!
You might as well have just transcribed this to treble lmao
Exactly right, I'm sure the jazz cats would appreciate tenor cleff too ... hahaha
@@lawsonmcguinnessmusic That's what I was thinking (Classical&Jazz cat) lol, this would be a lot easier to read in tenor clef
Probably didn't have 8va in the software... I take this is as a ledger line practice etude!!
This is my preferred way to read it tbh
Tenor clef
Parts of this solo reminded me of anxiety part 1.
Espetacular!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
I could probably play the majority of this, but a few parts would be really difficult. But Gilke’s accuracy on this is just spot on!!!
Post it!
👏👏👏👏👏
Such a high double high Bb I heard it for the first time It's a god just to make a sound It's not in Japan that you can play ad-lib It's amazing
Now do it on William bilals solo for black and blues
This makes me feel like I’m not good enough. 😞
If "Eruption" by Van Halen was a trombone solo
He writes a piece for trumpet, and then plays it on a trombone.
This is actually achievable by mortals on the trumpet. Pedal tones are way easier than trying to hit a note that's already high on a trumpet on a trombone.
ima try this on my bassoon
edit, nevermind, i don't know the fingerings to the very high part yet
oh no no no
Know em yet? Come on give it a try!!!
Fingerings?? Actually, the positions are not the problem! For example if you play a D in the 4th position in a lower octave, you can also play it in 4th in the octave above. Also, most of the notes above a an F (two ledger lines above the bass clef +1 can be played in several positions. The higher you go, the more choices you have for positions.
@@johngreen3844 bassoon fingerings...
It reminds me or Urbie Green!
The ledger lines, oh god the ledger lines
Yep ... still better than tenor cleff though hahaha
Could you not just put them with 8va instead? It's really hard working out what notes some of them are😭
@@lawsonmcguinnessmusic there wouldn't be all that many fewer ledger lines in tenor either 😅
Somewhere wayyyy in the distance it reminded me of this solo:
ua-cam.com/video/Ujr9W_wPFSM/v-deo.html
An amazing performace too, by Randy Purcell.
damn bruh
i wish he actually soloed playable things, because his solos are so interesting and id love to play along with him, but nah i just needa incrase my range is all
Change the key
@@khbgkh i couldnt get some of the notes low enough
Sounds like a SuperBone at times.
His articulation is so clean you’d think he’s playing on valves on that chromatic lick
God what a fucking legend. My only regret is not listening to Marshall Gilkes sooner
I need a refund on my purchase I thought that I would get the full solo from the start of the actual song to the end
Sir I think that's an octave too high 😂
no its not lmao
The rhythm is definitely sus in this transcription but it’s really close
This is not possible.
Way too hard for me! 😱 :(