Bluebells of Scotland [Trombonist: Alain Trudel]

[@sententer8811]

I think he played here on the Yamaha YSL-682B Bousfield model, this voice sounds familiar to me.

[@bobboscarato1313]

Alain is an absolute master of the trombone!

[@DLithic]

great. saw this irl...so lucky!! pce.

[@josh_jc_cheng]

better than joseph alessi version

[@jacobruiz97]

I’ve never heard a classical trombone player use multiphonics before!

[@jemiller226]

There's a decent amount of solo rep that calls for it, so any competent recording of those pieces will have multiphonics. Others have been known to incorporate the technique into cadenzas (Lindberg doing the Rimsky-Korsakov with the Kosei Wind Orchestra comes to mind as a particularly interesting example).

[@CornbreadMemphis]

4:23

[@maximelapierre6190]

En effet, bien meilleur que Joe Alessi

[@silent_assassin643]

whats so bad about allessi

[@obiwankenobi2175]

Nothing, just that Trudel makes this piece sound even better than Alessi does, that's all. :-)

[@bobboscarato1313]

Circular breathing makes the difference. Alessi can be heart taking in air.

[@tromgone]

He's not circular breathing. And when did breathing become a crime anyways? Hearing the breath is due to the proximity of the mic placement