Henri Tomasi - Trombone Concerto (1956) [Jörgen van Rijen]

Trombone Concerto (1956)
I. Andante et Scherzo-Valse [0:00]
II. Nocturne [8:14]
III. Tambourin [13:28]
A concerto for trombone and orchestra by French composer Henri Tomasi (1901-1971). This work in three movements is very French in character, at times somewhat impressionistic. It is notable for its elegance, dance rhythms and evocation of popular and street music. The third movement Tambourin is a lively French dance in duple meter, a form used often by Baroque and Classical composers such as Rameau and Grétry.
Trombonist: Jörgen van Rijen
Conductor: Ed Spanjaard
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

[@tromboneman4517]

I really like how he handled the introduction. He’s one of the few trombonists I’ve personally heard who doesn’t rush through it but instead really savors it. Very musical! As is the rest of the performance.

[@thescientificmusician3531]

I've performed this. His interpretation and tone are just phenomenal.

[@williamcole2367]

I will be performing this for a solo competition and Jorgen is my inspiration. Everything he did in this is exceptional and amazing!! What a role model!

[@tromboneman4517]

I have to learn this for a competition now. If I sound even 1/4 as good as Jorgen, I’ll be quite happy.

[@yrockerboy]

0:00 field music 8:14 cave 13:28 battle music

[@teozzipozzi6464]

Underrated comment

[@Clivejvaughan]

This & Grondahl show me, an ignoramus, just how versatile and charming a trombone can be. Thank you !

[@bertrandrussel3680]

Grondahl, Tomasi AND Bozza (with the ballade)...

[@guilhermedesouza3811]

And Ferdinand David how virtuous a trombone can be

[@lesliepenumaka8530]

Beautifull and excellent Playing Smooth Tone well Played Jorgen

[@bobboscarato1313]

The picture shows and extended range tenor trombone (single trigger). Nice. Beautiful tone.

[@bassclefstef]

I'll be honest, I love hearing stuff like that. It's one little mishap in a fantastic performance, and it just doesn't phase him at all. I really enjoy Jorgen's playing.

[@smalysbassoon]

Very noble and sweet tone indeed, great musicality.

[@aselzer77]

Wo, very hard concerto to play. Beautiful job.

[@CrewsTheWildDawg]

That high D in Movement II. Any trombonist that can hit that note so beautifully truly is a masterful musician.

[@tromboneman4517]

Which one, you’ll have to be a little more specific because he nailed every one of them! 😂😂😂

[@RobertRonnesBassoon]

hmm I am not a Trombone player (yeah I wrote a Bass Trombone concerto! :-)( So I know a little a bout Trombone as composer). This artists has a lovely sound and musical taste together with artistry, Congratulations!!Tomasi as usual-- a neglected excellent composer!!

[@MrGrigore53]

Escuche,una maravilla de interpretacion,enhorabuena.

[@ProArtelevision]

Fantastic!!

[@marian444]

It is really nice. I very much appreciate and like Trombone. Great performance !

[@musicanth]

@lolloPelz No, it isn't. It's just the best picture of a trombone that I could find.

[@JanezHrast]

It's a Bach 42A. I have the one with the gold brass bell and the lightweight slide. Spectacular. The Hagmann valve works like a charm :)

[@yrockerboy]

2:30 ii-v-i’s feels so weird

[@A432Hz]

nothing wrong with some ii V I, this piece has jazz inspirations written all over it

[@yrockerboy]

@@A432Hz I guess it’s because the other harmonies are so dissonant or maybe I’m a just a noob

[@lukecrawford6251]

@@yrockerboy yah the first movement is vaguely reminiscent of Tommy Dorseys “getting sentimental over you” and was actually written for Dorsey to play it but sadly that never happened. As far as the ii-v-I’s the piece also follows a very strict chromatic pattern so focusing on the chromatic movement ends up being highly important. Sorry for nerding out on you but these are just some tips I have for this piece and one of my favorite parts of it are the large spaces for your own interpretation. Have fun!

[@jacobruiz97]

Nah those ii-V-Is are 🔥

[@lolloPelz]

What a wonderful trombone is there on the picture?? Is it the one that is blown by Jörgen van Rijen???

[@concealedinshrub8357]

16:56 tho...rip the perfecct performance

[@bertrandrussel3680]

Why i am crying ?

[@steste6769]

concealed in shrub when do you can play it live like van rijen can you critic him.

[@troll7589]

The mistake is not important, the note after is.... miles Davis ore some shit like that

[@mmbmbmbmb]

I can't really say I like this composition - but nevertheless it is quite interesting to hear the various sounds a trombone is able to produce.

[@sinatrabone]

Alphonse Leduc, Editions Musicales, Paris.

[@Timstama]

16:56 For a self-esteem boost

[@santiagomontoya7181]

bravero eso

[@juancamilo_vasquez]

QUE CONCIERTO DE PUTA MADRE.....

[@dylanle8239]

11:15

[@eyma87]

hello.. where i can get this pieces...? TQ

[@bertrandrussel3680]

alphonse leduc edition paris france