Bordogni / Rochut No. 8

[@travisalmany5722]

This is seven years too late but I wanted to thank you from perhaps a different perspective than others. I recently retired from a 30 year teaching/conducting career and I am now trying to get myself back into playing shape for the sheer joy and recreation of it. As someone watching these from a different phase of playing and life than probably most, I find myself generally only able to do real practice when my wife is asleep so that has to be on the mouthpiece only. Being able to play along on my mouthpiece to your beautiful and artistic performances have not only been extremely helpful but thoroughly joyful.

[@TobyOft]

This comment made my whole week 🎉🤗. Thank you for your kind words ❤

[@carlhoughton8624]

These Recordings have helped me so much with the rhythms of some of these Rochuts and phrasing, it has helped immensely for many of my auditions. Thank you for your effort and your Amazing Performances

[@KyleRaftery]

Can’t thank you enough for posting these. Each time I hit a dead end with my practice I come here and it’s like the batteries get a recharge.

[@JamesPong28]

Hello Toby, would you continue the "Bordogni Project"? I am one of the big fans about that!!! This serious of videos really a great help to me!

[@GamingSol]

Please do keep uploading! your videos are very helpful and exceptional

[@davidtatro7457]

What a wonderful rendition, and serendipitous that l discovered it the day after first introducing the etude to a promising student. I wonder how amazed Bordogni would have been to hear that his vocalises would be immortalized, not by singers, but by successive generations of trombonists. Keep up the good work, sir. You are a wonderful player, and your commitment to passing along your knowledge to the next generation is admirable.

[@trombonecoach]

So smooth, elegant and expressive- you make that instrument sound musical in a way that few others do.

[@TobyOft]

Thanks so much!! 😊

[@TheBoogie1127]

It amazes me as a trombone/euphonium player that you can sound so close to a euphonium with your technique and your style. Best example is at 2:07 the way that you hold on to that D and use a very light vibrato. Love it man.

[@TobyOft]

Thank you, Adrian!!

[@christianjose3464]

Great reference for my all state lyrical piece. Good job Toby! 👌👌👌

[@akiru300]

Your work is amazing and has really helped me, and I play the bassoon... that's you amazing and talented you are. Thank you

[@jterry7395]

Reading Tom Ervins Twenty Counterparts with you Toby! sounding amazing!

[@Sam-nb1rm]

Stunning !👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jimryon1002]

Wonderful music making.

[@BobLeach_DarkWolf]

ready for more rochut!

[@diegovargas1546]

Me encanta su sonido y técnica!! 👏🏼

[@BuffTaanJai99]

Very nice moments here. It's 1 0:39 pm And im still playing!

[@karamartinez8883]

this is one of my etude for allstate, so this is very very helpful. thank you

[@timsackbutt]

What a great classic sound! Thanks

[@christiangilbert5610]

Please make some more.

[@stephaniecurry45]

I want to start doing the rim buzzing and see if that might help out

[@dedeltrombone8134]

Muito lindo seu som e angelical lindo demais qual o boquilha que o senhor usa?

[@TobyOft]

Griego ΩFT λ4.5

[@wsiweerawat3651]

l love it

[@luisvelasquez3722]

What brand and size mouthpiece do you use?

[@BobLeach_DarkWolf]

wow. that is all.

[@laisdiniz737]

N°9?

[@thekiwiindustry1527]

Audition music

[@colinherrington7921]

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