S. Prokofiev "Romeo and Juliet" bass trombone and tuba excerpt from "Dance of the Knights"

[@vazquez_jordan]

the face expressions that you make each and every one of the notes makes it even better good job

[@philia1_]

hi jordan its me maddox

[@waynekreml3036]

I love your tone and cleanliness! It's really inspiring

[@Geekatronium]

Im so used to people putting the imperial march for that part

[@Novacreeper231]

me too lmao

[@nancybarbaria3511]

Love classic music. While listening my cat came over and watched it with me. We both loved it thanks❤

[@its_shxblvrbs1786]

Super in tune, nice

[@Overlycomplicatedswede]

This movement is pretty damn hard consistency of notes wise, if you or the tuba misses the partial it’s dead obvious I as a bass trombonist learned this the hard way in a recorded rehearsal run XD Great playing Love from Sweden

[@jamesernst5278]

I played this piece in my college Halloween orchestra concert. The first movment is my favortie! Happy Halloween! 🎃👻

[@legotechnictrains8999]

First time I heard this song was in a Eurosport car crash compilation around 1988! This song rocks!

[@Euph-Tubist]

I love tuba and basstromboneeeeeeeeeee!

[@ramonchaparro1383]

Beautiful tone

[@sdcheung5678]

where the imperial march

[@thefabianflores]

seen that video so many times i was surprised when they didn’t play it

[@Braveplantt]

Bc it’s professional orchestra, sometimes they wont chose to troll bc there’s a crowd of people

[@mondotrombo7167]

@@Braveplanttbc it’s trying to be mature and enjoying the excerpt as is, sometimes in rehearsals people don’t give a shit but they want to be good for each other

[@JourneyOfTheFallen]

@@Braveplanttthe people who did the Star Wars prank were also a professional orchestra. So what’s your point?

[@JonJonGopro]

No

[@keithe.7716]

Sounds great!

[@jg2977]

Left handed bass trombone, that’s so cool!

[@kairs621]

i believe the video is mirrored

[@lux5164]

@@kairs621 correct, you can tell because the guy in the background flips a page

[@ericcommarato7727]

Excellent playing!

[@gabribasstrombone145]

Thank you! 🙏

[@ericcommarato7727]

That is a beautiful trombone. I love the screw bell. I played trombone throughout college, and my son did as well.

[@richardg9069]

Great playing, gives me confidence! Cheers! 🙂📎📎📎📎📎

[@andrescruz3028]

Dammit I want to learn the tuba!

[@amanomahitotsu1]

It’s honestly not terribly hard. It has the same fingerings as euphonium, the only thing that’s difficult about it is the breath support. The amount of air needed for the instrument to sound clear is insane. I myself have gotten light headed during rehearsals, and that was still after playing for 3 years.

[@krisdabaliguy6850]

I have a 4 rotor Cerveny if you’re interested

[@ronrogers5220]

Nice work brother, outstanding wide open tone. For this piece at least, I like to add a little more tongue attack, or punch than I normally would, but possible it can't be heard from a cell phone recording...

[@BillyBrodo]

gosh the tuba

[@giuliocaloi6743]

Super!!

[@MrOilpainter]

You're fantastic 👍🍀

[@horu1688]

your sound and your trombone are beautiful

[@2010TheLine]

AND Contra Bassoon excerpt (Sourse...played Contra in college)

[@gabribasstrombone145]

I saw my colleague playing, can't say I heard him 😜

[@2010TheLine]

@@gabribasstrombone145 Ha! Spoken like a true Bass Trombonist! (Friend was bass trombonist right behind me!)

[@willy1486]

Your video seems flipped left-right on this and New World, but not Tchai. IV. It's interesting you breathe between each note on the pulsed phartes (I played with Augusta symphony on principal bass bone for about six seasons, have played much of this lit). I'm thinking you are breathing that way to set up for each attack to be identical. I never would have thought of doing that in my day, aka The Land Before Time. Good sound! Remember, as bass bone, it is always our job to make the tenors sound a little tinny, and you do it well, lol.

[@carterwilliams3426]

1:21 werent star wars?

[@itzpxyton]

No this is how the original song is

[@Elloliott]

i'm so used to hearing the imperial march in here lmao

[@ajbfwb]

Up next - excerpts from the soundtrack to "HellBoy". Time to bust out the fff pedal Db's 😎

[@gabribasstrombone145]

Unfortunately it's not on our season program, but other cool stuff is coming, so stay tuned 😎

[@eliaquimfeschknupp5453]

Nice execution 👏😁, what is this trombone and mouthpiece??

[@bambino100011]

More bass trombone please :)

[@EzyPezyLemonChezy]

holy fuck that's a nice horn.

[@EvanWHinton]

First off you sound great, but I am curious to what thoses black ruber bands on the tuning slides are used for and what thay are called?

[@josearimateia8481]

Legal parabéns 👏👏

[@علیرضایی-ش7ض]

❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👏👏

[@TheRedeemedMan]

Bravo 👏👏👏

[@2010TheLine]

Is that Two-Set Violin cameo in the background on Bass Drum?

[@PurpleisVoid]

thought he was abt to pull imperial march on us

[@thehighmile1916]

What does that part around the bell (not the end) do? it is to help with resonance??

[@ANOTOinCHINA]

❤

[@ParaSkyblade]

I don't know why, but I always think the piece will spontaneously break into the Star Wars Imperial March. Or is it just me? Are they played in the same key?

[@felpsfenix2131]

What is the brand of this trombone? So beautiful

[@gabribasstrombone145]

It's a Thein Universal II Bass Trombone

[@felpsfenix2131]

@@gabribasstrombone145 Tks!! 😁

[@braydenliamsus8088]

Idk what happend at the end

[@jacobtapianieto9655]

The conductor stopped to address and rehearse something that went wrong concerning the articulation in the last phrase.

[@maurizioaiello3603]

Hello which mouthpiece do you use? thank you

[@gabribasstrombone145]

In this video I'm playing with an Ultimate Brass George Curran Orchestra

[@caycay8937]

whats the tempo on this? im doing a duet and it features this! it doesnt have a tempo sadly 😞

[@WedenTrombone]

Qual bocal?

[@ТатьянаКазакова-г9р]

Никого не смущает, что кулиса в левой руке?

[@Alexandre-x8w]

Someone know which mouthpiece is that?

[@gabribasstrombone145]

It's a Ultimate Brass George Curran Orchestral

[@GEOMETRIDIANO]

Es una bach 235

[@GEOMETRIDIANO]

It's a bach 342

[@Dam0920]

What horn do you use?

[@gabribasstrombone145]

I play a Thein Universal Bass trombone

[@T3SS3R4ACT]

is that trombone left handed? or is the video just mirrored? i'm confused. It sounds awesome though

[@gabribasstrombone145]

Video is just mirrored, sorry for that

[@noahbullard2027]

Where the pedal E?

[@gabribasstrombone145]

😂😂😂

[@alexanderballinas8973]

whats your mouthpiece size?

[@gabribasstrombone145]

It's a Ultimate Brass mouthpiece (I'm artist of this brand). In this video I'm playing with a George Curran Orchestral mouthpiece. Check out the website, they have really good stuff! www.ultbrass.com/

[@wahoo2384]

Anyone know why this video is mirrored? Either that or this is a left handed trombone, which must be expensive as hell

[@gabribasstrombone145]

It's just mirrored, my bad I forgot to change the setting properly in the camera

[@wahoo2384]

@@gabribasstrombone145 Damn, still replying quick on an old-ass video. Thanks!

[@Ro_glitchy]

left handed trombone?

[@tristanperciful6609]

Mirrored footage

[@Desireemm2]

Some notes were flat but it's ok

[@BBZ9000]

You and the tuba are just a smidge too short on the opening statement, y’all increase length well after the horns take over, maybe you intuitively noticed that they had more sustain. It’s a wonderful sound but it just doesn’t fit the piece or composer quite right.

[@TubaTones]

Maybe the conductor told them to not sustain until later. The sound is not great anyway because it’s from an iPhone, you can clearly hear that the strings and brass are not in sync, but it could well be that that’s just the iPhone mic not coping with the volume.

[@BBZ9000]

@@TubaTones I agree with you on that. iPhones are bad at volume due to their built In equalizer.

[@AOSMAKAKMS]

Consider the fact that the brass and strings could literally be in sync

[@jessebrook1688]

The tuba and bass trombone are at the back of the orchestra, which means that they need to anticipate the notes very slightly to keep in time with the instruments at the front of the orchestra.