Alex Iles and Bob McChesney - "28 Vignettes"

Alex Iles and Bob McChesney play excerpts from "28 Vignettes for Two Trombones" by Richard J. Fote. Book available at bobmcchesney DOT COM.
The composer Richard J. Fote is a student of Emory Remington and a graduate of the Eastman School of Music. He has penned these 28 enjoyable duets for trombonists. Designed for the advanced high school and college level student, they employ a wide variety of styles, keys, rhythmic patterns, shifting tonalities, modes, meters and articulations to broaden the student's experience. They can be performed on two tenor trombones (F attachment not necessary). Each of the 28 Vignettes for Two Trombones is unique and fun to play. The collection includes swing, classical, and modern style duets.

[@Forever_Dan]

How does this not have 1 million views

[@dougskinner4715]

To young trombone players out there - this is a special chance to see and hear two of the best that ever played the trombone. No wonder they are both top first call LA studio musicians.

[@taylorcovey2238]

Yeah! Some of the best guys in LA!

[@Poachman18]

Always great to hear virtuosic trombone playing, especially from two of the finest around! Hope to hear more stuff from the two of you!!

[@BillyNP]

Master trombonist Bob McChesney with his illustrious compatriot Alex Iles set a new standard for trombone duets. Listen closely as two studio giants show how it is done in an effortless, commanding and unfailingly musical manner. A must for musicians, teachers and students of the trombone.

[@untiedmonday]

Great to hear two of my favorite players together!

[@HenryArroyotbn]

Love the sound of the Bb at the end of #8. Probably the best Bb's I've ever heard.

[@rubenmejia2508]

Amazing! such a dynamic duo.

[@davewomack2216]

tks Bob! I have these Vignettes also and they are fun to play. I use them with other pros here in Houston-fun stuff!

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

The way you two hold the trombone seems to work for me better in getting to the correct positions/pitches without holding the bell. And of course the intonation is great.

[@ElCidPhysics90]

Wonder if either of y’all remember my Dad, Harold Garrett? Played with Chick Corea and Woody Herman.