Malaguena by Stan Kenton, Shenandoah Conservatory Jazz Ensemble 2-17-2017

Stan Kenton's Malaguena, featuring Dr. Matthew Niess and the Shenandoah Conservatory Jazz Ensemble

[@andrewhames6639]

holy crap. Bass bone, lead bone, lead trumpet, and trombone soloist were crazy good LOL!!!

[@unclejimsticklebarn1656]

It’s pretty cool

[@Jack-tk8se]

0:52 insanely loud F6 overtone before the trumpet goes up to it

[@ianphelps2458]

That bass bone

[@gavinmcnabb9125]

That first bone

[@robohex6]

Stan Kenton's interpretation of Malaguena is the best there is, and this ensemble did it justice.

[@M4LAGA]

This is probably the best live performance of malagueña I’ve seen

[@draeke8080]

Then you haven't a lot, well try my college jazz band, but seriously, look at the 1998 Madison Scouts Malaguena, it's one of the most compelling pieces I've seen in drum corps, and big band well these guys killed it, I don't know what their pedigree is, but they sound amazing, if the recording could have been a little better, love the soloists, B+ because of the recording quality, but A-A+ they sound fantastic, I wasn't familiar with these guys, Amazing guys

[@corbynjones8750]

@@draeke8080 He's talking about the exact Ken Stanton rendition 🤣

[@dereknelson]

You should check out the rendition performed by Blast! indoor marching corp. The video quality is bad but the audio quality is pretty good: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onjOmZyfgpJ-iMk

[@tonybell7]

Then you need to catch the Kenton live performances.

[@tonybell7]

And this isn’t an exact Kenton rendition. Where are the mellophones?

[@danieldreisbach6667]

I did not know there were Orchestras doing Kenton arraignments of anything let alone this. I was lucky enough in my youth to have seen Kenton in person several times and I will say this performance comes close to capturing what it was like to see Kentons orchestra live in the 60s and 70s like I saw them .

[@mattbrown8004]

I performed this arrangement 25 years ago. This is as good as ive ever heard live. Well done

[@chrishouston968]

I studied under Matt Niess at West Chester University and his recitals/performances always blew me away. I learned so much from him in those 4 years.

[@ericwaters8141]

this is by far the best recording I've hear of this tune

[@DNS0875]

I’m studying scales, intervals, classical pieces for 4-6 h per day. I need to be able to play this. It’s my ultimate goal in this life 🙌🏻

[@cheeze-it9673]

how long you been playing

[@lilyantaki4778]

my sign to play bass trombone

[@malaguenasalerosa5567]

The Malagina are the torments of the wounds that have continued since they occurred and will continue to resound in the world of music at the hands of flamenco players through time, and their tears will shed ceaselessly.🌍

[@jacqulinemccarthey-ohmer8615]

I would've died in the audience listening to this. Amazing job, I was dancing in my office

[@DNS0875]

Wild!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 more of that 🙌🏻

[@khoughton411]

FANTASTIC TEMPO!!!!!

[@TrombaSolo]

LEAD TRUMPET!!! YEAH MAN!!!! AMAZING!!!!

[@captainmilkman]

It was all amazing, but the trombones stole the show

[@hellothere1216]

0:54 oh my lord that bass bone

[@felixweirich7434]

What is this arrangement called?

[@gavinmcnabb9125]

I don’t remember who arranged this, but it is the arrangement as played by the Stan Kenton Band.

[@jeremysolomon2029]

The arrangement is by Bill Holman

[@unclejimsticklebarn1656]

Malagueña

[@cheeze-it9673]

malagueña arr. bill holman

[@unclejimsticklebarn1656]

Is the bass bone playing pedal f or low f

[@zachandrews6250]

pedal f

[@araxshiriau9275]

Pedal,and about as loud as low F

[@kalas856]

Mr. Pedal F

[@MichaelAlex36]

Wow!