Early Jazz Trombone Doctoral Recital (PART TWO) - Peter Tijerina

Part 2 of my doctoral lecture recital on early jazz trombone. This featured the music and trombone solos of Kid Ory, Charlie "Big" Green, Fred Robinson, and Jack Teagarden. Accompanied by the musicians below. Recorded June 22, 2024, at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
Peter Tijerina, trombone & lecturer
Brighten Godfrey, trumpet
Justin Dyar, trumpet
Nickolas Kaplan, trumpet
Carlyle Johnson, clarinet & alto sax
Jenelle Orcherton, clarinet & alto sax
Isaac Hanson, clarinet & tenor sax
Johnny Lusardi, violin
Kyle Hunt, trombone
Ryne Dresbach, tuba
Jordan Kaye, banjo, guitar & vocals
Steve Meadows, banjo
Jim Pryor, piano
Kalah Weber, bass
Maxwell Osawa, drums
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Here are the recordings where the solos were selected from: czcams.com/play/PLJ7Fp0ae1p2HID3BSKtZ8Z2SJutUkp8uD.html&si=znE5wPjnpA5fjwUy.

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Well done Peter and the band . Me personally I think Jack Teagarden was in a different league altogether. He practically revolutionised the style of trombone playing , I'd go as far as saying he was a musical genius , the documentary of him and what his singer said on Tommy Dorsey n how she became aware the difference between the two players reafirmed what i thought anyway . Take for example Mighty Lak A Rose , his intonation and tone quality was 2nd to none. Genius Peter