Thoughts of Love, by Arthur Pryor

[@balfe1808]

Mr Wolfinbarger's teaching of this piece has really made an impression here; Ms Schaffert's performance is one of the most characteristic, authentic, fluid, and beautiful I've heard in this day and age. Superb in every respect - Pryoresque indeed. I cannot praise this enough.

[@trombonedemon9579]

Sounds as if you listen to Pryor a lot, nice sound Madame!!

[@bobboscarato8313]

Kirsten is bringing Arthur Pryor back to life with wonderful interpretation. Kudos.

[@autumn8735]

BEST CHOIR TEACHER EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@strangrantin1777]

it's amazing and I want to play this solo, the only thing about this recording is that I hate how it shifts from moderate then fast then moderate. I like it at a calm tempo, but besides that I love the tone and articulation:)

[@ostrandj1]

Wow you sound amazing! Awesome!

[@helmut1940r]

Wunderbarer Ton. Danke ein Posaunist

[@raymondfallon7429]

echoing other comments - great sound - great style (important on Pryor) - great technique. I'm jealous as heck (strongest words I'll use) as I'm 67 and won't get any better from here on in. Great job.

[@kiuu.__4950]

Sounds very good

[@christiangilbert5610]

You're wonderful, I was looking for a model for this song, well, I have found! Thank you!

[@angelwolfdraws7964]

I actually thought there was something wrong because it didn't move but this is very beautiful. :)

[@CheezandCrakas]

I played this for my solo last year, it's a great piece

[@phyllislau2724]

Nice,i am a primary 4 girl that a think this song is a bit difficult for me😅😅

[@collegeslammer]

Holy smokes, that was nice!

[@stjoelawyer]

Pryor invented the use of the slide trombone - his dad was a band leader too from my hometown

[@charlesfrishman231]

Bravissimo!

[@danielm17]

Wow how old were you in this video?

[@Godooable]

Did you submit this for the competition this year?

[@JessHasATrombone]

Everything is better with vibrato :D

[@landiSurdulli]

cant you play it properly