It occurs to me as we enter Christmas week (must be almost there as I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow today) that I wish we had a control with which to send one comment to numerous artists on UA-cam, without whose artistry this chamber-pot of a year would have been unbearable. Artists like James Markey and Toby Oft of my favorite Symphony Orchestra (and my favorite instrument); Ricardo Molla Albero; Stephen Verhelst; Carol Jarvis; the Barclay Brass; Gelp99 for my DCI memories; Charles Frost, who I fear has left us, but whose videos live on; Chick Corea; Jorgen van Rijen Joseph Alessi; Ben van Dyk; the list goes on and on. How many days while being worried about this virus, or the dismal state of my country's political life, have I been lifted out of my dark places and brought to somewhere where music plays and great artists continue to make great art, although I can't go sit in Symphony Hall or Jordan Hall and lose myself for an evening. There are many things about UA-cam I detest. If I trip over one more conspiracy video, or one comment totally bereft of soul, and/or imagination, or empathy, I feel like I'm going to throw my laptop out the window. But by and large, for me it's outweighed by the humanity and artistry of folks like those I listed above, and I'm sure many more. Thank you for the hours of pleasure and more important, the peace, and the inspiration (even though listening to Markey and Oft make me want to met down my old Shires tenor at times). May all the best of this season flow back to you and your families. At least I didn't hunt down Mr Markey after the Brass Bash for an autograph this year (as I did in 2019). I guess something good came out of quarantine. Joy and Peace, and music, this holiday season, and sincere thanks. You folks are the best, and at a time when we (I) needed it the most.
One of the best trombone players in the world.
Absolutely adore the intensity that the slipstream lends as a whole feeling to, mystical and brilliant...pure majick!!
I love his shirt!
Beautiful play. I love his performance.
Just doscovered this and realized im 3 years late!
Great presentation. I like the electronic accompaniment!
I believe this was the piece I heard live in NYC. Hearing him play this was great!
Really great! As others have already said, very creative!!
brilliant and inspiring, thanks
It's definitely different! Its looks like you were reading, I would love to see the score. This is something I appreciate. Thank for sharing!
Simply amazing! Wonderfull piece!
Brandt Attema has the same shirt but pink can someone please get me some more info its probably the coolest shirt Ive ever seen.
me too thanks haha
I love this so cool
Great Jörgen! if you need any assistance, i will be there@!
This is AMAZING
Sublime 😇
The guys sitting by don't look nearly impressed enough...
It occurs to me as we enter Christmas week (must be almost there as I spent an hour and a half shoveling snow today) that I wish we had a control with which to send one comment to numerous artists on UA-cam, without whose artistry this chamber-pot of a year would have been unbearable. Artists like James Markey and Toby Oft of my favorite Symphony Orchestra (and my favorite instrument); Ricardo Molla Albero; Stephen Verhelst; Carol Jarvis; the Barclay Brass; Gelp99 for my DCI memories; Charles Frost, who I fear has left us, but whose videos live on; Chick Corea; Jorgen van Rijen Joseph Alessi; Ben van Dyk; the list goes on and on. How many days while being worried about this virus, or the dismal state of my country's political life, have I been lifted out of my dark places and brought to somewhere where music plays and great artists continue to make great art, although I can't go sit in Symphony Hall or Jordan Hall and lose myself for an evening. There are many things about UA-cam I detest. If I trip over one more conspiracy video, or one comment totally bereft of soul, and/or imagination, or empathy, I feel like I'm going to throw my laptop out the window. But by and large, for me it's outweighed by the humanity and artistry of folks like those I listed above, and I'm sure many more. Thank you for the hours of pleasure and more important, the peace, and the inspiration (even though listening to Markey and Oft make me want to met down my old Shires tenor at times). May all the best of this season flow back to you and your families. At least I didn't hunt down Mr Markey after the Brass Bash for an autograph this year (as I did in 2019). I guess something good came out of quarantine. Joy and Peace, and music, this holiday season, and sincere thanks. You folks are the best, and at a time when we (I) needed it the most.
super !!!
Check out 1 2 1 (the album's called Sastra) by Barabás Lőrinc to see what one can achieve using similar equipment. I prefer Lőrinc's music hands down.
Gaaf spel en mooie close-ups
que nota demasiado bueno
excelent.good.
btw, what is the loop station and accessories he used?
Looks like a BOSS RC-300 for his loop station.
Was that a bass trombone or a tenor with the F valve ?
tenor trombone Bb/F
Tenor with F valve, basses have a larger bell and bore size. Noticeably so.
What I would be spending hours doing if I didn't have to sell my t-bone in desperate times.
That's a funny looking tuba.