9:15 How cool is that little girl BLAZZZING on that trumpet? Cooooolllllll. U go girl. toe tappin, hand slappin, head boppin, digging the music YEAHHHH.
Actually, this song was written by Fletcher Henderson. A very significant composer, pianist, and arranger and one of those who created the structure of swing music.
That's how a sax section is supposed to play together! great band ! let's not forget the great great Fletcher Henderson who wrote this great arrangement a real genius
I saw this girl in the trumpet section and I just had to listen. And she was amazing like everyone else. We have many good bands in Norway but never heard someone swing like this before. This is swing on steroid taken to a new level. Amazing how they swing and back it up with sound and dynamic. Its like listen to contemporary music going swing and sound and fun. This teacher know what he is doing and they are lucky to have him around.
Even if every friggin note was written out, if a person don't have the feel for it, you know it in an instant. It sounds corny. I didn't hear one tiny note in these three songs that sounded corny. An I played jazz in the old days.
I don't think there is a way to know unless you have inside information. Or have multiple performances you can listen to (such as in the case of the band in the "Swing Girls" movie where the solos were always note for note the same).
Love the music. Love Garfield. All from memory
9:15 How cool is that little girl BLAZZZING on that trumpet? Cooooolllllll. U go girl. toe tappin, hand slappin, head boppin, digging the music YEAHHHH.
ok edp445
12:19 Sneaking in that Star Wars line
“Okay, there were some surprises” Clarence Acox- bandleader.
Love the Take the A train lick the trombone player does!
*Director: Clarence Acox*
*Solos:*
*Down South Camp Meeting (**2:17**)*
Clarinet: Daniel Leong (2:50)**
Alto Sax: Fedor Paretsky (3:20, 3:50)*
Trumpet: Liam Connor (3:50)
Sax Section: Fedor Paretsky (Lead Alto), Oskar Abian (Alto), Benjamin Lindenburg (Tenor), Andrew Torgelson (Tenor), Anthony Goss (Baritone) (3:59)
Clarinet Section: Daniel Leong (Lead), Fedor Paretsky, Oskar Abian, Andrew Torgelson, Anthony Goss (5:06)
*Magnolias Dripping with Molasses (**6:37**)*
Piano: Nicholas Lutenko (6:50)*
Bass: Liya LaPierre (7:33)
Trumpet: Yasna Vismale (8:49, 9:15)
Drums: Az'Jion Alabe (9:08, 10:00)
Trumpet: Thomas Renehan (9:41, 10:05)*
Trombone: Isaac Poole (10:30)*
Trombone: Michael Dalton (11:50)
Clarinet: Daniel Leong (12:00, 12:18)**
*St. Louis Blues (**13:53**)*
Clarinet: Daniel Leong (13:53)**
Vocals: Yasna Vismale (14:03, 15:36, 18:21)
Trumpet: Thomas Renehan (16:10)*
Tenor Sax: Andrew Torgelson (16:42)
Trombone: Isaac Poole (17:15)*
Tenor Sax: Benjamin Lindenburg (17:49)
* = Honorable Mention Award
** = Outstanding Award
*Full Awards List*
*Honorable Mention Soloist Award:*
Nicholas Lutenko (Piano)
Fedor Paretsky (Alto Sax)
Isaac Poole (Trombone)
Thomas Renehan (Trumpet)
*Outstanding Soloist Award:*
Daniel Leong (Clarinet)
*Highlight: **12:18*
Man I'm so jealous of them, they have James earl jones as their instructor!
LOL
Holy shit that clarinet solo was godly
And so….music lives on. The Duke is smiling..
Actually, this song was written by Fletcher Henderson. A very significant composer, pianist, and arranger and one of those who created the structure of swing music.
Star Wars quoted twice in one song by the same person! Awesome
Wow found Xavier
That's how a sax section is supposed to play together! great band ! let's not forget the great great Fletcher Henderson who wrote this great arrangement a real genius
10:00 DAMN THAT DRUMMER IS COOL. NO CHANGE IN FACIAL EXPRESSIONS WHETHER HE'S JUST KEEPING THE RHYTHM OR BANGING IT OUT. AMAZING.
thank you George Collier for showing this
Fantastic, kids. The Duke would be proud!
I saw this girl in the trumpet section and I just had to listen. And she was amazing like everyone else. We have many good bands in Norway but never heard someone swing like this before. This is swing on steroid taken to a new level. Amazing how they swing and back it up with sound and dynamic. Its like listen to contemporary music going swing and sound and fun. This teacher know what he is doing and they are lucky to have him around.
The portrait of Louis Armstrong note choice in the trumpet solo! My guy!
And Lincoln. Mom was in a music program at Lincoln and it is why she got me into the clarinet.
All memorized? This is dope
lol the clarinetist at about 12:23
thanks to young men and women like this big band is still alive...
Fantastic
look at the joy in their faces !!
Wonderful!
in-fucking-credibly well played guys. thanks for this. for this age this is remarkable
Qué talentos desarrollados! Congrats!
Great sound!
The guitar keeps a nice steady rhythm. I can feel it.
Was it common with older bigbands for the entier sax sections to break out a clarinet and play it at the same time like at 5:15
That is some VERY clean and tight playing. If you laid it up against professionals, I'm not sure you would be able tell which was which.
New jazz blossom.
Wow!
Sing Yasna Sing.
Wow. See you Yasna.
How
Rip mute 5:30
ofcourse this sounds great, but is there any real improv or are the students just playing a solo they studied on?
Oh, don’t be such a sourpuss!
All real improv
Even if every friggin note was written out, if a person don't have the feel for it, you know it in an instant. It sounds corny. I didn't hear one tiny note in these three songs that sounded corny. An I played jazz in the old days.
I don't think there is a way to know unless you have inside information. Or have multiple performances you can listen to (such as in the case of the band in the "Swing Girls" movie where the solos were always note for note the same).
for sure but it just seems that they are reading the solo, nothing wrong with that ofcourse @@trainliker100