This is a young man from Russia without the same advantages as we have in the States. I think the young man did a great job. And I am happy for him that he was lucky enough to procure a Shires trombone.
Pra quem não sabe, o Korsakov era um marinheiro. Passou muitos anos no mar. Isso explica sua paixão por temas movimentados e com essa cara "militar". Também era um grande amante de bandas de concerto, característica das Marinhas, mundo a fora. Sei que é subjetivo, mas pra mim esse concerto tem um movimento aquático... Sente o balanço do mar, principalmente no segundo movimento, se assemelha a uma Barcarola.
Desconeixia que Rimskiy Korsakov tingués un concert per a trombó. I no sabia tampoc que sonés tan bé amb banda. Felicitats al solista i la Banda Russa.
Tenían que ser Rusos!... perfectos a mas no poder. Mil gracias por este video Russians, they had to be! Perfection to no end. Many thanks for this video
I have to agree with the other musicians on this one. The soloist was good and his phrasing was excellent with a dark solid sound. But the ensemble ! I hope those clarinetists keep their day jobs .
🎉🎉🎉🎉 Waoooooo Excelentísima Interpretación y Orquesta. Estupendo. Bendiciones mil. Escuela de Música: S P S "MÚSICA CON VALORES" - Perú Un servidor: Julio Martin Fiestas Chunga.
I just LOVE this piece. Yes, I commented before, but I wanted to make the point that I was a viola major and a bassoon minor, and the brass instrument I played mainly was the French Horn. I did play the trombone, although just a little. I have to say this piece is so well-written and so well-played that I don't miss the strings at all. And that's a LOT for a violist to say... :)
Is apt that a Russian Navy band performed the piece, as NRK was a Russian Navy officer. Thought the ensemble was surprisingly inadequate. But, the conductor and soloist were very clearly a match for the piece's considerable challenges.
New contemporary music for trombone is available online at MusicaNeo. (Search for "Schottenbauer" and "Trombone" to find solos, duets, and a trombone octet.) I wrote and performed these and other pieces in the 1990's, and have been putting them online for the first time in 2013.
I'm playing the third movement the 6. of February in front of the conductor of "HMK "Garde". The triplets are going fine, don't get stucked on the quarter note between them. Then you're safe! ;) Anyway, wish me luck! "Garden", here I come :D
Probably just an attempt to get a better balance for that particular piece. We did it once at a WOSIS band weekend. I can't remember what piece it was, but shifting the band about seemed to make it sound a tonne better.
@MMBG398 Fantastic performance!! Do you want see and hear another terrific tromboneplayer: look for Jos Jansen, Dutch Marineband 'Concerto for basstrombone. Enjoy
I think this is some of the most thoughtful phrasing and articulation I have ever heard and tuning of the soloist. Sad about 03:57 where the most poetic bit is wrecked by whatever.
I'm not commenting on US policy, rather I'm referring to their ignorance of anything and everything beyond their shores, their sense of entitlement and behaviour abroad. I'm also uniquely qualified to comment on this as a dual US / UK citizen, having spent my life between the two places.
It's remarks like that that make us (US citizens) disliked world-over, thinking that we have it better than everywhere else.You're talking down about the country that invented / discovered lasers, the electric arc, 3D holography and nuclear fusion. Did you know that in 2012 15.1% of Americans lived below the poverty threshold, while in the same year, 13.7% of Russians lived below the national threshold? If we all stopped condescending to other countries perhaps more people would like Americans!
I've just watched videos of the David, Jacob, Grondahl and now the Rimsky. AND THERE ARE ARGUMENTS ON EVERY SINGLE ONE. *sigh* Oh well, that's the internet for you.
Arguing means that people are using their ability to reason critically, which is part of the intellect; brain food. Art should not just be an activity that causes pleasure, it must inspire and encourage the use of the powers of reason and judgment, not encourage turning off the brain.
I'm just a freshman in high school and can most definitely say that those clarinetists did not do their best. They weren't exactly together and they sound quite out of tune.
I agree with you because the trombone is the best instrument on the face of the earth...
Rimsky-Korsakov's not well enough known masterpiece. I loved it many years ago when I was a young man until today (50-plus years later).
Lol, last note. All the rest of the trombones were like YES MY TURN.
This is a young man from Russia without the same advantages as we have in the States. I think the young man did a great job. And I am happy for him that he was lucky enough to procure a Shires trombone.
Pra quem não sabe, o Korsakov era um marinheiro. Passou muitos anos no mar. Isso explica sua paixão por temas movimentados e com essa cara "militar". Também era um grande amante de bandas de concerto, característica das Marinhas, mundo a fora.
Sei que é subjetivo, mas pra mim esse concerto tem um movimento aquático... Sente o balanço do mar, principalmente no segundo movimento, se assemelha a uma Barcarola.
Вся его музыка красивая!
Desconeixia que Rimskiy Korsakov tingués un concert per a trombó.
I no sabia tampoc que sonés tan bé amb banda.
Felicitats al solista i la Banda Russa.
Tenían que ser Rusos!... perfectos a mas no poder. Mil gracias por este video
Russians, they had to be! Perfection to no end. Many thanks for this video
Молодец Санек, очень рад слышать тебя)))) Очень хорошее исполнение этого концерта!!!
I have to agree with the other musicians on this one. The soloist was good and his phrasing was excellent with a dark solid sound. But the ensemble ! I hope those clarinetists keep their day jobs .
As it's a military band in Russia, I assume this IS their day job.
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Waoooooo
Excelentísima Interpretación y Orquesta.
Estupendo.
Bendiciones mil.
Escuela de Música:
S P S "MÚSICA CON VALORES" - Perú
Un servidor:
Julio Martin Fiestas Chunga.
I wish people would take this beautiful instrument more seriously and write more great music for it...
Wonderful trombone performance. Thanks for sharing!
I just LOVE this piece. Yes, I commented before, but I wanted to make the point that I was a viola major and a bassoon minor, and the brass instrument I played mainly was the French Horn. I did play the trombone, although just a little. I have to say this piece is so well-written and so well-played that I don't miss the strings at all. And that's a LOT for a violist to say... :)
Very good tone quality on the trombone. I wish I could make mine sound that good. Bravo!
+Melton Culpepper Melton these great soloists can be truly intimidating. It takes lots of practice to reach such perfection. Don't give up.
Beautiful...best word to describe!!
I have had this music for years, didn't know what it was supposed to sound like with a band till now. I like.
A brilliant performance
Beautiful concerto!
He has a fantastic mustache
I can play this too! It's great!
очень молодец, заучил и все получилось, немноженько до высшего "пилотажа" не тянет ... НО - браво !!!
Gosto muito dos compositores Russos, pois dão muita ênfase aos metais..
Excepcional. Impressionante! Seria o velho Luiz de Paula regendo o filho Wanderlei no trombone?
I enjoyed your performance very much.
bravissimo
Bravo!
Саша-молодец!
Is apt that a Russian Navy band performed the piece, as NRK was a Russian Navy officer. Thought the ensemble was surprisingly inadequate. But, the conductor and soloist were very clearly a match for the piece's considerable challenges.
The music is free on internet. Good Russian music, good Russian musician.
can't wait to play this!
New contemporary music for trombone is available online at MusicaNeo. (Search for "Schottenbauer" and "Trombone" to find solos, duets, and a trombone octet.) I wrote and performed these and other pieces in the 1990's, and have been putting them online for the first time in 2013.
so nice.
Александр Демиденко солист.
gosh this guy is good!
lindo demais.
Nice shires!
The 1 mov was great.
touche!
I'm playing the third movement the 6. of February in front of the conductor of "HMK "Garde". The triplets are going fine, don't get stucked on the quarter note between them. Then you're safe! ;) Anyway, wish me luck!
"Garden", here I come :D
magnifique_claude _france
Probably just an attempt to get a better balance for that particular piece. We did it once at a WOSIS band weekend. I can't remember what piece it was, but shifting the band about seemed to make it sound a tonne better.
Сразу вспомнил гос .экзамены в муз. училище. Только мне кажется я быстрее немного играл..... После этого тромбон положил пылиться на полку......
Сергей Одиноков Это плохо, что не играете. Нас и так мало, мрём как мамонты((Заносить тромбонистов в "Красную книгу" уж пора))
I felt as though the tad movement was a tad slow. Obviously superb first movement
@MMBG398 Fantastic performance!! Do you want see and hear another terrific tromboneplayer: look for Jos Jansen, Dutch Marineband 'Concerto for basstrombone. Enjoy
минута молчания за тех кто хлопает между частями. и кларнетам..
I think this is some of the most thoughtful phrasing and articulation I have ever heard and tuning of the soloist. Sad about 03:57 where the most poetic bit is wrecked by whatever.
The engravings on the bell you can see in the side shots suggest that this is indeed a shires
WOAH
mola
WHO WOULD PUT THE FLUTES IN THE BACK ROW?!!!???
A band director that doesn't want to deal with their nonsense.
BTW, I'm a dual UK / US citizen, so I have a bit of an international perspective.
Dat mustache
I got this solo for all district band
I'm not commenting on US policy, rather I'm referring to their ignorance of anything and everything beyond their shores, their sense of entitlement and behaviour abroad. I'm also uniquely qualified to comment on this as a dual US / UK citizen, having spent my life between the two places.
Who taught those clarinets how to tongue? My god that was brutal. Bravo to the soloist though!
I doubt the position of the breath.
In addition, the processing of the sound before the breath is rough.
Is there any particular reason for the seating arrangement? This is different than what I am used to.
5:30 тайминг для себя
Will do! Haha :P
I didn't know Bob Saget played clarinet
Why did this come up at the right of a cs video?
At 7:05 whats up with the clarinetist?
Dominic spit was leaking out of his keys. blew air into them to dry it off and help the keys seal properly
Is that a Shires?
Is he the only trombonist on that stage?
make that 5
its ok i guess the trombone is good
come to think of it, I think the orchestra wore out our soloist
It's remarks like that that make us (US citizens) disliked world-over, thinking that we have it better than everywhere else.You're talking down about the country that invented / discovered lasers, the electric arc, 3D holography and nuclear fusion. Did you know that in 2012 15.1% of Americans lived below the poverty threshold, while in the same year, 13.7% of Russians lived below the national threshold? If we all stopped condescending to other countries perhaps more people would like Americans!
Please do also realize that lasers, electric arc, etc are not music related in any sense
I've just watched videos of the David, Jacob, Grondahl and now the Rimsky. AND THERE ARE ARGUMENTS ON EVERY SINGLE ONE. *sigh* Oh well, that's the internet for you.
Arguing means that people are using their ability to reason critically, which is part of the intellect; brain food. Art should not just be an activity that causes pleasure, it must inspire and encourage the use of the powers of reason and judgment, not encourage turning off the brain.
4 people are deaf
That was great but the orchestra was not the same
What a terrible ensemble - and what a great job the soloist did in spite of the crap going on behind him!
I'm just a freshman in high school and can most definitely say that those clarinetists did not do their best. They weren't exactly together and they sound quite out of tune.
3rd movement was too slow but overall good performance
R.K. wrote "Allegretto", not "Allegro".
Amen to that. The trombone has a serious lack of original literature.
awesome playing! not a fan of the conductor though :s
Gran concierto, lástima de director.
look down less pls.
This lacks so much enthusiasm
magnifique_claude _france