International Trombone Ensemble | "6.35" | Steven Verhelst
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2009
- The piece "6.35" is specially written by Steven Verhelst (Belgium) for the Rotterdam Conservatory Trombone Ensemble, who won the Emory Remington Trombone Ensemble Competition in 2005.
In 2008 this ensemble made a tour through Japan as the 'International Trombone Ensemble'. This performance was during that tour in Nagoya.
Players front row:
tenors: Martin Schippers (The Netherlands), Quirijn van den Bijlaard (The Netherlands), Frank Kramer (The Netherlands), Bart Claessens (The Netherlands)
basses: Tomer Maschkowski (Israel/The Netherlands), Ben Schultz (Australia)
Players back row:
tenors: Eloy Panizo Padron (Tenerife), Jaume Gavilan Agullo (Spain), Antti Hirvonen (Finland), Victor Belmonte Albert (Spain), Jun Nagai (Japan), Klaas van Slageren (The Netherlands)
basses: Isaac Sanabria Vano (Spain), Kostas Alexandris (Greece), Dietmar Nigsch (Austria)
In loving memory of Hironori Suzuki † June 1 2007
www.ite2008.com
I can't stop listening to this...
This guys compositions are just fantastic! The trombone is so unappreciated!!!!!!!!!!!
I always get chills listening to this song, I thank God for giving people the ability to make such wonderful music
great, great, great....
Steven Verhelst is my musical hero over the past months. I know it sounds cliche' but I find a spirituality to his compositions that make them so much more than the sum of the notes. I've sat and listened to (for example) Song for Japan more nights than I want to admit. I'm purchasing one of his pieces after another. Just a wonderful composer at a time that we need music to express some emotion.
The complete album 6.35 of the International Trombone Ensemble is available on iTunes
That was absolutely beautiful. The bass just made it so much better. Man, that bass was so in tune.
One of the finest trombone players in h.s. I had ever heard(for her age and level of education) was a girl. She had sort of head start on us. She had taken piano since the time she was 6!
I didn't know at the age of 9 - when I chose an instrument - that I chose perhaps the most colossal instrument man ever divised.
Wow. This was the first time I was really moved by music. It isn't even my first time listening to this.
I am going to buy this.
Yes
Incredible composition and incredible trombonists!!
going to be playing this song for my trombone choir.looks hard as hell but sounds amazing!
that was astonishing, well done.
wow.. some fine playing right there
Amazing!!!!!!
superb performances!!!!!!!!!
Perfect!!!
Amazing!
Excelente!
23/09/18 2:04 da manha e eu aqui ! 🎶🍾💞
Ohh that blend. Sonority :) and BASSES
I'm Bass/Contrabass Trombone FTW =]
Now all i need is one of those gold plated mouthpieces (ridiculously good feeling to play on)
this is the reason trombones were invented
hironori♡
omg i wanna play this with my other trombone friends were can i buy this piece its so mysterious and demanding like a a final resolution l
some videos are a waste of time not this loved all of this
2:09 I am in heaven.
@Robbyg731 It's available at Warwick Music
@awilmot0650 We had one girl in the ensemble, but she was not there at this Japan tour
@awilmot0650 I play trombone too. I'm just saying they do a great job performing this piece.
Where can I get a link for this music?? Anyone help!! :/
I thank people for just doing it... why credit someone else?
5:20. I crapped my pants
Wait trombone heaven?
They make this look way too easy....
pedal tones played only a couple of times...most low notes you hear are above the pedal Bb
@trombonehawaii
itunes
this is wat i wanna do with my life i am a trombone player and alwayz will be 4 life and if anyone knows about any openings let me kno message me and let me kno plz but i live in florida so dnt give me nuting outta state and i live in the orlando area and im still in high school tenoroc high school to be exact so if u kno anything plz let me kno
@kado51393 i know i may be a little late on this. But 1) It's not always great to say how "crappy" your ensemble is. 2) Wood's aren't pricks, they make a great blend ensemble. 3) Most important, If your band can play (suggest to band director) say Arabesque by Samuel R. Hazo with all sonority and technicality's (bones have a 16th/32nd note figure in the middle) then you guys are good =)
If you can't do all of the above, then start your own ensemble and get yourself the music.
RAD so good, but Im done by min 6:15, just saying at what point does it cease to be good music to listen too...and become self pleasuring for people who do play trombone, My old roommate played Bass guitar, he was amazing, a true talent...but the music this guy listened to,, only a jazz bass guitar player could like it, it was like 15 min tracks of slap bass, torture!
You guys are super good! But art should strive to transcend medium and in this video the composition makes it all about medium
Shit.
Amazing!