FLY OR DIE for Bass Trombone and Piano (Gilles Rocha, Soloist: Lionel Fumeaux)

[@bastionboi6552]

Dang this guy practiced at least twice.

[@boofe6431]

Nice pfp I never use the walnuts

[@sampletext1747]

I mean your not wrong but still I don’t like it

[@foney7]

I bet he practiced 40 hours

[@snuklens]

@@foney7 that's at least 1 🙀🙀

[@RufinoMedado]

i did too i must be as good as him 😮😮

[@jnxg]

He greases his slide with the blood of the gods

[@logicallyfallacious4151]

Jim Guillemo lol

[@volt1068]

I just grease mine with water and lubricant, and it works great; but I guess Ichor slide grease does sound cool.

[@catswag16]

He's consumed all of the umbilical cords, he's reached the great ones level of power!

[@frostfox851]

I should try that. Holy water ain't cutting it... Damn my solo coming up

[@JustADerpySheep]

Jim Guillemo which tuning slides? The ones in the counterbalance half of the trombone or the giant tuning slide he uses to play?

[@coloranalist5193]

This dude does some next level shit going from trumpet notes to tuba notes

[@jg14gerhard_bar]

Coloranalist pedals

[@nathanbanz4249]

That the trombone

[@Danny-sy7bg]

Nathan Banz bro you should see concert euphonium music lmao

[@blu3620]

That's how bass trombone works

[@IBRich62]

Trigger on it.

[@amanuelfitsum1677]

That slide grease is probably made of John Phillip Sousa’s tearsb

[@counterfit5]

Amanuel Fitsum lies. John Philip Sousa never cried

[@andrew.herrick]

@@counterfit5 exactly

[@foosington]

@@counterfit5 yes.

[@williamraleigh7546]

Except when America lost during the War of the Roses 😢​@@counterfit5

[@trevor7290]

i think my favorite part is how he moves his slide so fast sometimes it comes out slanted so he is actually playing faster than the shutter of the camera

[@Richmonky48]

Snowflake Wack

[@matthewblackham7927]

can you put a link to the time

[@bubba_supreme1128]

Matthew Blackham It’s kinda all over the place. Just watch his slide closely during any fast part and you’ll see it slant a bit.

[@bandyboy6245]

Matthew Blackham around 5:01 ish

[@CarlosBenjamin]

That’s called rolling shutter. Screws up passing fence posts, trees, and poles too.....

[@Supersamazing]

It's upsetting how good he is.

[@michaelbrooks4027]

I agree

[@prestonsaunders8056]

Samuel Gagnon yeah fuck this guy

[@chrisw2689]

You either get depressed or get practicing!

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Or both

[@ericl.727]

You haven’t seen lindberg?

[@Mealsdanielle]

I've listened to this solo for years and it will never get old.

[@plunger9165]

Your not alone

[@jonathonesbri9270]

True asf

[@isaakalonso4380]

🤝

[@yoyoster7594]

Absolutely

[@georgealeamotua7859]

count me in

[@lennartmachatsch9897]

Regular people: He plays so fast!? Trombonists: His sound is phenomenal!

[@tera2955]

@baritone yah cuz ur a baritone

[@tera2955]

@baritone ik ik its a joke

[@superB0ck]

@@markjohnson3413 if u say that its because u prioritazing the wrong things...

[@markjohnson3413]

@@superB0ck weird... Cuz it's the opposite. My tones great.

[@carsoncyrus9786]

@@markjohnson3413yeah sure that’s what one of my friends with a really clinched tone says

[@lisah9992]

So God does come in many forms

[@doniedodo5690]

like god being a bari sax player XD

[@michaelclarke6777]

Never heard anyone as good and I played the trombone for 26 years.wonderful tonguing .I wonder how old he is?

[@fredrikbjrhei1551]

Michael Clarke 20 or 21 don't remember

[@Memeicall]

I think the same thing when I listen to Charles Mingus's song, "Moanin'"

[@markdatton1348]

@@michaelclarke6777 hes 17

[@MarcusHammarberg]

Excuse me while I pick up my jaw from the floor sir.

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Pick his jaw up while you're at it lol

[@nikolesaleenzamora7168]

Marcus Hammarberg Broo me toooo😍

[@blu3620]

UR bones are okayn't

[@jeremyquiros5483]

Everytime I watch this that first note catches me by surprise

[@XeravixGaming]

ikr. Its like right as you load the page, its like " 'low Bb' " its kindof scary >:D

[@peytondixon5781]

Xeravix Gaming that's way lower than a b flat lmao

[@peytondixon5781]

Xeravix Gaming that's a pedal note

[@ryancarroll1697]

Pedal f

[@ryancarroll1697]

Pedal b flat sorry

[@madeleineandrasic7092]

This guy is like the King of Bass Trombone.

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Madwa Moose That's debatable

[@Erik_Montesinos]

Charley Hibschweiler yea but I haven’t seen anyone better. Maybe though

[@tzy254]

Brian Hecht/George Curran: Hold my beer

[@jeremymarks8228]

The bass trombone king

[@mrplebpotato2824]

The trombone king

[@Ostiosti]

you know that "bass" trombonist is the short form of "bad ass" trombonist... that's the prove.

[@JustADerpySheep]

Ostiosti by that logic would a bass trumpet player be a badass trumpet player?

[@matthewgarcia3357]

@@JustADerpySheep no such thing

[@JustADerpySheep]

Royal Theos yes it does, look it up

[@jacobhegy3487]

Derpy Sheep He means there’s no such thing as a badass trumpet. r/woooosh

[@chief2632]

@@JustADerpySheep by this logic that means there aren't that many badass trumpet players out there. I approve

[@MrMusicmicky]

Yeah, but can he play Jingle Bells?

[@Seabass-tl4yf]

Hahahaha

[@blu3620]

I can N't

[@frostfox851]

@Duffy 69 octaves above, of course

[@brookehagner681]

Duffy when I first started band like in I think 6th grade The trombones, bassoons,and baritones just played a bunch of half notes.

[@Gabriel-yd4bq]

@@brookehagner681 what grade are you now?

[@a_literal_brick]

Listening to this I look over at my trombone, like "hm."

[@brianamalin3872]

I LITERALLY JUST DID TOO

[@abedinsubashi]

The funny thing is that I play the sax and have no experience playing trombone

[@romansans1]

I legitimately did that too.

[@Chef316]

Seriously

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

I did that

[@awesomesauce361]

let's play a game: take a shot every time a phrase ends with a pedal tone

[@dreamtheaterfanboy4421]

Alec Jimenez, or every time a pedal is played. You'll die of alcohol poisoning!

[@jerrytomas3136]

Alec Jimenez How about every time he blows your mind.

[@Jack-bj4jw]

Alec Jimenez I’ve always wanted alcohol poising .

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Jerry Tomas *dies

[@ryancarroll1697]

not many in all actuality

[@KaweeweeBoy]

bass trombone is one of those things that everyone forgets exists, but when you see stuff like this you immediately know it’s the coolest instrument

[@CalebPStanton]

As a bass trombone player I completely agree

[@SkylerMurry-hb3zk]

I play the tenor trombone, but I would LOVE to play bass. Those are by far my favorite instruments of all time.

[@RaileeLovesJazz]

BASS IS PEAK

[@herzogin6600]

Trombone player + Redbull = this song

[@danielibanezgarcia]

Yeah, RedBull

[@maxwellabelson7794]

Nah, 75 Hour Energy

[@gavinreed7214]

+A pound of Cocain

[@danielibanezgarcia]

C'mon, that's a disrespectful comment. Half a pound would be enough

[@gavinreed7214]

danielibanezgarcia I didn’t mean any disrespect. I was talking about all the fast notes and the energy of the music

[@jasoneng3161]

He’s not actually drinking water, it’s actually value oil

[@dingoatemybiscut1311]

*Slide oil*

[@daviddeblanc2065]

@@dingoatemybiscut1311 slide lube

[@dylanf8063]

@@daviddeblanc2065 Slide cream

[@daviddeblanc2065]

@@dylanf8063 ewwwe you mean like the yamaha slide cream, or like the amazing music and arts slide lube😏

[@victorsevillagonzalez7573]

Xddddddddddddd

[@MaysonHermann]

when God gets bored he sometimes takes over peoples bodies...

[@blu3620]

God needs to drink water?

[@wildin1170]

He probably got sick of walking on it with his son.

[@brookehagner681]

Lol

[@fagnersousa5906]

@@blu3620 God doesn't, but the body He's using surely does!!

[@carlosolivencia244]

I like this comment. co

[@macerunner4674]

phantom playing this is crazy

[@chinacheezit7021]

hello

[@Memeicall]

When you're better at high notes than regular trombones, being a bass trombone

[@shyjunkyard1745]

Just....DO IT! cx

[@wordlog860]

Ugh, The Good ones can do it. I went bass bone for low and slow. I couldn't dream of the quadruple tonguing (I think?) of some of those parts. I might do the low long tones better, but not those.. I'm jealous =p

[@jovanyleon2162]

wordlog quadruple tonguing is just double tonguing twice

[@AWesome9749]

wordlog I can't play the triple tongued parts but I would love to learn the more lyrical portion of this thne

[@wordlog860]

@SlenderTwin: That's actually why it was stuck in my head for weeks. The technical parts are crazy, but it's a neat song besides those parts.

[@jaredlazansky2811]

4:50 those pedal tones made my bones shake

[@boofe6431]

Yesss also nice first name

[@bl4ck1ngbmg06]

The crazy part is that my bones (and my ego) are shaken heavily. And i thought I was good

[@shepshepson]

This man plays with such heart that I get goosebumps every Pedal he does, every high note, every 16th note, every trill and every slur he does. Basically the whole entire song. this man is a living legend with the best instrument known to man...

[@memelord417]

Being a trombone player i am thoroughly impressed by those high notes and the low notes.

[@a_literal_brick]

Those low notes are fantastic on trombone.

[@a_literal_brick]

Woah! This guy is better that Chris Bill

[@ryancarroll1697]

Christopher Bill does it for enjoyment. Also, he has a real job. I think Fumeaux plays professionally

[@a_literal_brick]

Ryan Carroll Christopher Bill is just my baseline for an excellent trombonist. I have total respect for him.

[@tobecool673]

Christopher Bill is the best.

[@twosmoke3608]

beginning low f 6 position

[@mastacheifa1182]

By far the hardest thing about bass trombone has to be how crazy the jumps become.

[@jasonsato5521]

its so weird calling this a bass trombone when the highest note is literally double E flat

[@michaellopez112]

Jason Sato true but can your regular tenor trombone hit that pedal D

[@joanmartinez4441]

Jason Sato there is actually no limit to how high it can play, or for any wind instrument for the matter, they call it a bass trombone because it's easier to play pedal notes on there than on a tenor trombone

[@LowReedExpert1]

Mr. Atomic I do have to throw the caveat that not all winds have expanded lows, namely woodwinds Upper harmonics though are for us all!

[@joanmartinez4441]

LowReedExpert1 I said high

[@LowReedExpert1]

May have have misread "for" as "low", bad eyes my friend

[@kale8133]

God, the fact that he makes it look so easy scares me more than those pedal notes. And his tone is so clear. Bravo!

[@highmind3389]

Forget the pedal tones, that high range on a bass bone is god like

[@jacobshort2468]

I watch this at least daily. I don't even play the trombone. I don't even play a brass instrument. I play the saxophone.

[@PumilateVFX]

lol

[@watermelonbanana1772]

Same for me lmao

[@Safarigambit]

Yup

[@mcpro3917]

Bro same! Alto or Tenor or Bari?

[@formulafish1536]

I mean, it can be argued that you play a brass instrument due to most saxophones being made of brass. But it isn’t a traditional brass instrument for sure,

[@Michael-dt9lo]

When I was a student musician, one of my instructors used to say practice does not make perfect, perfect practice makes perfect. This musician incredibly skilled.

[@ナスアンコ]

めちゃくちゃかっこいい！！！ 低音のしっかりとした震動が聴こえる所が好きだな So cool !!!!

[@crarytrombone9672]

日本語が話せる奴がいるとは。珍しいなあ。でも本当にいいよねこの曲。 This piece is a dream piece. If I get enough money and skills, this is the first thing to do on my bucket list.

[@michellet3775]

I don't know why I'm so in love with like the first minute and forty seconds of this

[@lorenzolong610]

CaramelMountains i understanddddd

[@michellet3775]

lol

[@ryancarroll1697]

Cerulean Sky 0:00 to 5:39

[@Erik_Montesinos]

Michelle T yea I recorded too just to listen to it

[@shiderio]

Dammit! i play the bass trombone myself... but this power! and delicacy in the very next moment! amazing! *-*

[@TheAbfromNJ]

One of the most amazing things I think I've ever heard. Also impressive is that someone actually composed such a beast.

[@danieldekok6949]

I've been playing trombone for 48 years. I quit. LOL Seriously, I'm glad I'm a tenor trombonist and I'll never have to attempt this. SMH Jeez Louise.

[@the12ftdwarf81]

Daniel De Kok TheAbfromNJ given enough air, you can play every note he does - high AND low. The only difference is a slight mouthpiece size, and the extra tubing. It’s really, really hard but I’ve seen tenor trombones hit those notes, or at some some Low notes near it (edit - you can hit pedal tones, but I’m not entirely possible you can go THAT now. I do know you can get close though)

[@bengtheawesome]

im a tenor trombonist, and i am trying to play it. It's insanely hard and i cant hit pedal Gb or anything higher than high high Bb

[@jackyspearow]

​@@the12ftdwarf81Tenor with F attachment can play every note in this piece for sure. It all depends on the player. B natural below the staff, if present, must be played as a false tone somewhere around T3-but every other note, above and below, can be played with the same sound on an F attachment tenor with practice.

[@fortepiano4491]

Don't want to brag, but I play a mean hot Cross buns.

[@zachc9532]

Oh yea! well i can play a mean 1st position so get wrecked

[@jasonh218]

Once i played a H so get reckt

[@hunterlocke9653]

@@jasonh218 oh shoot that must be hard

[@SafetyTheDuck]

@DANIEL BONAKDARI Yeah, but can you play a solid F?

[@blu3620]

I play trombone but I still don't know what ur saying

[@drbad85]

Great example of a bass trombonist who does everything right. The best I've ever heard. I would bet that he has studied Arnold Jacobs for the importance of keeping the air going. Also, these words of wisdom from two Chicago Symphony Trombonists are certainly evident in his playing: Jay Friedman who reminds when slurring from low to high to get set on the lower note, imagine the next note, do nothing else, and "keep blowing," and Charles Vernon who reminds us to keep the "buzz" in our embouchure going when changing notes. His concept of what the horn can do is limitless.

[@graysenwinters3027]

What if I told you He's sightreading

[@randomman8797]

Then he is the rencarnatian of the Jesus Christ

[@julianmoreno6345]

what if I told you Thats kevin

[@dxmat7308]

That's deppressing

[@coltrv]

graysen winters he had his eyes closed half the time

[@eriaduuu8918]

I'd laugh for a second or two because this is a joke.

[@lilydunlop]

That pedal D at 4:00 makes my day god damn

[@dreamtheaterfanboy4421]

Lily Dunlop, I can play that low on my large bore tenor Trombone.

[@seansutherland6270]

probably doesn't sound as good though

[@Uveyz]

Lily Dunlop its F

[@josearrieta6258]

Lily Dunlop its a double pedal D my bro

[@mattsmith3685]

Fucking trombone players

[@caleblee2572]

*looks at trombone* tiME tO pRacTIcE

[@twowheelturbo3617]

This guy sure does have big lungs😳

[@Mellow-mq8sf]

Two Wheel Turbo yeah. On the long phrases, he circular breathes

[@SnanSYTP]

Mike Been playing since 3rd grade ( Almost 15 years now) and my tone circular breathing still isn’t good.

[@frostfox851]

@@Mellow-mq8sf does he? Now I gotta rewatch lol

[@carsonalbright2017]

Legend says he kissed a girl. She died

[@gabe5120]

🤣🤣

[@somedude4969]

He could bend metal with his lips

[@counterfit5]

Some dude that’s how he plays

[@echo2121]

Brass players are always the best kissers

[@thehastysamurai3058]

yeah. because he drinks valve oil instead of water like the good boy he is. and his lips can slice any tongues that invade his mouth cavity.

[@hamlinmonday4692]

1:45 that's not water that's vodka

[@BenjiM514]

weeweebagget well that explains it

[@evanmccaskill3687]

If only he was Russian.

[@connorskelton5083]

Nah trombone player tears

[@paulrihter6472]

Там не было закуски...

[@tobiaslidstromstre2392]

That’s pure alchohol

[@AlaskanTrain21]

i didn't know of many trombone virtuosos like this man

[@ryancarroll1697]

AlaskanTrain21 Arthur Pryor

[@ryant7394]

AlaskanTrain21 Bob McChesney

[@moltrev5786]

Zoltan Kiss

[@moltrev5786]

Urbie Green

[@markdatton1348]

Think how many trombone players are in the world. Lets say at least 500,000. You just named 9 people. Out of 500,000. That's less than .000018 percent of the trombone population. Unless you're completely focused on the music aspect of life(which is satisfying, I must say) you would most likely not know who these peole are, especially if you're in high school.

[@平井美沙樹]

I am a Japanese university student playing the trombone. I saw this video on Twitter and it was really amazing and impressed! I want to listen to his performance someday.

[@jmmsoler]

Bravo Maestro! Someday, I'd like to play like you! Bravo for the pianist too!

[@gillesfumeaux2346]

la pianiste est Ekaterina Ivanova.

[@Erik_Montesinos]

gilles fumeaux ni

[@SuperErkos]

As a Trombone player (also as a bass bone player) this is something unbelievable! And a live performance! Nobody can even imagine to do like You did! Fantastic! Number One performance for Trombone absolutely!

[@danielibanezgarcia]

This is the 4th time in a row I watch this video. I'm still recovering from the impact. What a black hole of talent

[@giovannidavid7272]

He comes from Mars, he's not human ! What performance, finally he just flyes

[@nubberducky465]

I watch this almost every day. I strive to be like this man one day.

[@benjaminvasey8441]

The range on this man is absolutely astonishing. If I’m not mistaken, the highest note was a D above high C, and the lowest was a pedal D no?

[@plunger9165]

I think he goes up to a high E at 5:13 but I may be mistaken

[@cameronbailey7924]

@@plunger9165 correct

[@Christobanistan]

I always found top end range on bass tbone just as high as the tenor.

[@pubgnot3204]

The most impressive thing is not the tonguing speed, but the fact that he somehow coordinates the slide and keeps the notes in tune on the fast parts.

[@aroundreality7290]

When you wanted play in jazz band but you are playing in an ochrestra

[@joshuaferry2095]

Upright bass is a thing in jazz band. In fact if your good at it, a lot of smaller school bands need one.

[@toreg.nyhammer6328]

This is great, but who is the pianoplayer? I think she is great too! 😃

[@gillesfumeaux2346]

Ekaterina Yvanova

[@ecri5108]

its not...its Amy Farrah Fowler

[@frostfox851]

Their both God tier

[@bambino100011]

I could listen to this on a loop.... it’s so freaking awesome!

[@edwardbadilla510]

3:18-3:20 omfg he has the darkest thickest sound and oof😍 I’ve been trying to work in this piece as a bass trombonest myself and it’s not easy

[@wddgaming2576]

Revisiting this. I’m mainly a tenor trombone player but I’m playing bass trombone for my college wind ensemble. I love getting to play it.

[@austinfurstenberg2678]

The pedal tones are glorious

[@BassboneNelson]

When is he going to play on a contrabass... I'd love to see that

[@kazuoo6094]

i think this guys blowed his chops off

[@andrewprawat8199]

blew

[@evanling7570]

lmao

[@joshuaferry2095]

Not til the final movement

[@michaelfeldwin3790]

Not enough people are talking about how amazing the pianist is

[@tck1868]

Who ever disliked this video doesn't know what they're talking about... just saying

[@Erik_Montesinos]

Tanner Kalinowski or jealous like me. I liked the video dou

[@bobrodneys6694]

They were probably tuba players

[@pwhayen]

I know

[@stru1006]

Nah they was definitely some trumpet players mad because they can’t hit the notes he’s hitting on a bass bone

[@flutecasting]

They’re all French horns and tubas

[@devinpohl5532]

Better than me. *one day... one day.*

[@donttasemebro1445]

lol agreed.... gota practice alot though

[@Name-..-]

It’s been 8yrs can you do it yet

[@devinpohl5532]

@@Name-..- I actually did play an excerpt of this as an audition piece a few years after I posted that comment. I didn't make the audition though, so I'm not sure exactly how well I got it down. I've long since stopped playing.

[@nate5773]

This is the video that inspired me over the years to get better and better at trombone, as well as actually switching from tenor to bass trombone.

[@gabrielbustos2706]

4:32 always gives me chills

[@gillesfumeaux2346]

A moi aussi ! Bientôt en vente sur le nouveau site de Lionel !

[@EzyPezyLemonChezy]

this guy is the Leo P for brass

[@balderdash14]

Perfect description. If he danced maniacally while playing it would be more accurate, but hard to do so on a trombone

[@zaydenm]

@@balderdash14 yeah that would be hard lol

[@Betadesk]

@@balderdash14 Its probably just as hard with a bari too, those things are heavy

[@swninjadude3117]

@@Betadesk the problem with trombone is not the weight, it feels off when you try to move the slide fast at the same time as you jump around

[@keananok]

@@swninjadude3117 it feels off trying to tongue and finger things, or voice altissimo squeals while jumping around on bari too

[@BassTromBen]

I mean, we all know that no matter how good you are, there’s always someone who’s better, but it’s a little disheartening to hear and see just exactly HOW MUCH better they can be. 😂🤣 This is unreal. Bravo!!

[@НиколайИшханян-ш1б]

десятый раз слушаю и каждый раз восхищаюсь его исполнением СПАСИБО ЗА ДОСТАВЛЕННЫЕ ПОЛОЖИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ЭМОЦИИ

[@Earlybirdgarage]

Imagine this as a solo for a DCI. Just imagine

[@XeravixGaming]

That would be legendary o:

[@devinpohl5532]

I approve.

[@EvanFMusic]

jeff this is n example of something that should be left pristine and separate from drum corps bastardization-style arrangement

[@AngPMira]

Evan Frangesh that moment when DCI has pristine arrangements and solos

[@delusionalpath]

This would take up the whole show lmao

[@jbherrington6891]

1:34 that note😭😍

[@ay5x]

THIS NEVER GETS OLD

[@muckymuck_plays2817]

I hear two trombones in one trombonist... He had an angel playing with him, nobody could see it though.

[@Underdogger]

3:54 Holy shit the lip slurs

[@Jgoode2000]

DReal Underdogger that's insane

[@generalbadger3458]

Y ‘know a trombone is the only instrument that can’t really slur so they use a light tongue to represent a slur

[@jacobstewart6014]

Blu Dew they can if they stay in one position

[@whodat1967]

@@generalbadger3458 going between partials without tonguing = lip slur

[@adamhero459]

Alan Hou don’t be so mean to him, he’s likely one of those great trumpet player that tongues partials.

[@MikkoLaulainen]

I keep coming back to this. He's just... yes

[@richardnorth2762]

I'm so glad I'm not the poor bugger who had to follow that... :-o

[@charleyhibschweiler4555]

Unless you are Joe Alessi, you are about to be embarrassed.

[@dylandhuivetter4569]

I mean Leo p might stand a chance if we're being honest

[@TheAbfromNJ]

Yup. "Up next, playing 'Blue Bells of Scotland'..." isn't going to cut it.

[@matijajerman2005]

@@dylandhuivetter4569dont really know why a baritone sax would follow up next in a trombone competition, but sure.

[@ephraimpinckney8209]

@@dylandhuivetter4569 Yea, he's the James Brown of 🎷

[@x0cx102]

every once in a while i get re recommended this. going to finally sasve this vid this time

[@michaelsouza5830]

Uns dos melhores solos de trombone baixo q já ouvir

[@Stephenp503]

He didn't play that to entertain people. He wanted to show off his sheer skill and flex on us mortals.

[@エンドウ-n3j]

すごい技術すぎてもはやなんの音なのか分からない素晴らしい、、🤩

[@pwoodman6823]

何でこんな細かくタンギングできんだよ～ 世界は広いね。

[@abrahamrobles530]

I'm playing bass trombone for about 2 years and this made my jaw drop

[@dannylovell7876]

Such a gorgeous tone!

[@renelaanen813]

HE IS THE BASS TROMBONE KING !!

[@themoniathansnest5404]

4:22 has to be one of the best melodies I’ve ever heard

[@kev5996]

This man must practice 40 hours a day

[@jeremysyzdek582]

i get ur reference

[@Mr.Crabs7081]

@@jeremysyzdek582Every band kid will.

[@KevbSka]

Bravo what a Superb Trombone Playing👏👏👏

[@yellowdevil14]

My God, the technique, the cleanliness, the way he does it all with such ease especially when considering the difficulty of this piece That page turner is on a completely different level

[@chrisw2689]

SOLD! This is now my associates recital. My teacher will be so surprised to see THIS when it comes in the mail!

[@pancake234]

Let’s go phantom

[@walterpearson8876]

Page turn and a drink, then, BACK TO WORK! What fun and pleasure to listen in!

[@jakc.l]

Dude I have watched this way too many times. It is so great.

[@jean-francoisleconte529]

Monsieur bravos pour se superbe morceaux de trombone magnifique bravos a vous piano trombone jf

[@danatirrell2457]

He is a great trombonist first. Most of this piece is in regular, to very high range. To play that range takes tremendous chops. To play that range on a bass trombone mouthpiece is not normal. He wasn’t playing that fast on his bass trombone range. Still an excellent performance. Bravo!

[@supyoist]

Excellent job of course. I like that the pure black background suggests a smaller space, but in reality there's still a full hall to resonate in

[@gramagon3680]

1:39 playing that high that quiet is crazy

[@thecarrotmae1714]

Its done so well and it’s so clean that you have to wonder whether he put in hundreds of hours or if it’s just easy for him at this point

[@visibleconfusion5353]

He's got some insane chops

[@terryturner261]

Awesome great playing and great arrangement

[@aidanlanterman3755]

Does anyone know the model of bass trombone this guy uses?

[@plunger9165]

I’m not sure in this video but I think he uses a shires now. Idk the model tho