i played this in my highschools honor band and number 14 was difficult but i got through it even if i really lacked tone quality leading into 26 been a trombonist for 10 years bass for 7 currently finishing up high school love from sweden
Double and triple tonguing is something I never quite got right on trumpet..very nice. I played oboe for a while which of course has a double reed like the bassoon...my question is, you mention these parts in tandem with bassoon- do they also triple tongue with a double reed? I don’t recall ever noticing?
Phil Taylor I think they can double tongue on double reeds, if I remember correctly. As a brass player its something you need to work on once you get to a certain level.
@@mikeszabo5631 Great playing, Mike! Is Bach your main squeeze, figuratively speaking? :) I like Bach bass bones and I have an opportunity to buy one with a Corporation bell and newer-design wraps. Just wondering whether you think the Bach is generally suitable for all-around playing.
Knight Galahad, it was on there when I bought it a couple years ago. The horn is from late 70s-early 80s. It is just two extenders for the existing Eb tubes, I can get a low D in first.
That particular DE is a 115/K/9 which I like to use on occasion for stuff like the Creation. The high range on it is a bit crisper and easier for me than my usual Laskey 93D. Thanks for asking!
Thanks for taking the time to respond :-) That's similar to what I'm about to receive, large rim but a sensible depth to the cup. Beautiful playing by the way, I've my eye on a couple of MSO concerts this season so I'm looking forward to hearing you play.
This is my Corp 50 from the late 70s/early 80s that I sold awhile ago. It was super responsive and had a great high reg which was why I played it on Creation. Sadly I sold it!
Your sound is unbelievably good. You've got a very full and broad character.
Cheers mate that’s nice of you to say
Great sound. Love it!
bob boscarato thanks very much!
i played this in my highschools honor band and number 14 was difficult but i got through it
even if i really lacked tone quality leading into 26
been a trombonist for 10 years
bass for 7
currently finishing up high school
love from sweden
Keep up the good work!
I like to imagine you were annoyed that the orchestra was rehearsing without you and so let your angry out by playing the Creation 😂
Haha! As I remember I was killing time backstage while the tacet movements were being rehearsed
@@mikeszabo5631 Oh gosh, tacets are something. On a musical I was doing there was five tacets in a row so didn’t really have much to do
"Frowns from the podium!", LOL!
Brilliant sound and rhythm
Awesome...beautiful tone!
Double and triple tonguing is something I never quite got right on trumpet..very nice. I played oboe for a while which of course has a double reed like the bassoon...my question is, you mention these parts in tandem with bassoon- do they also triple tongue with a double reed? I don’t recall ever noticing?
Phil Taylor I think they can double tongue on double reeds, if I remember correctly. As a brass player its something you need to work on once you get to a certain level.
Good one Mike! And a nice retro trombone too. Regards!
Thanks Tim! I love playing my old Bachs!
@@mikeszabo5631 Great playing, Mike! Is Bach your main squeeze, figuratively speaking? :) I like Bach bass bones and I have an opportunity to buy one with a Corporation bell and newer-design wraps. Just wondering whether you think the Bach is generally suitable for all-around playing.
Very nice, tone and technique, Bravo!
I have the same Bach 50B2L, but whats that extension on your Eb pipe? Where did you get it from?
Knight Galahad, it was on there when I bought it a couple years ago. The horn is from late 70s-early 80s. It is just two extenders for the existing Eb tubes, I can get a low D in first.
Damn, I've been snaked. My case never came with the extensions nor were they on the Eb pipes. Thanks for the quick reply though!
Have you got any tips for the leaps to the high notes? Particularly the octave G jump I can’t manage at all
Make sure you hear the octave in your head, slow first then fast
What mouthpiece is that
Doug Elliott 115/K/9
How do you like the Doug Elliot mouthpiece? do you mind letting us know which setup you use
That particular DE is a 115/K/9 which I like to use on occasion for stuff like the Creation. The high range on it is a bit crisper and easier for me than my usual Laskey 93D. Thanks for asking!
Thanks for taking the time to respond :-) That's similar to what I'm about to receive, large rim but a sensible depth to the cup. Beautiful playing by the way, I've my eye on a couple of MSO concerts this season so I'm looking forward to hearing you play.
Hi Mike! Which trombone do you play in the video?
This is my Corp 50 from the late 70s/early 80s that I sold awhile ago. It was super responsive and had a great high reg which was why I played it on Creation. Sadly I sold it!