Trombone Excerpt: Bolero feat. Ian Bousfield - Sheet Music

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[@gearaddictclimber2524]

Ian’s rendition is by far the most musical I’ve heard. He includes a healthy amount of rubato/playing behind the beat which really gives it character, and the unwritten crescendo down to the C at the end is very tasteful, and I’ve never heard another player do that.

[@erikduggins]

immediately what i thought of hearing it for the first time, really love what he did with it

[@TromboneTrillo]

So I’m an idiot and trying to do this as a solo in 7th grade for a music camp I’m screwed I have the range I just have a leaky instrument and social anxiety

[@evercite1253]

@@TromboneTrilloyou can play the notes, but do they sound good

[@TromboneTrillo]

@@evercite1253 They do after about the e about the db in this song its bad tho bc im on a crap instrument

[@evercite1253]

@@TromboneTrillounless your on a full plastic horn you should be able to make it sound good though

[@guglielmonicolini3684]

Probably the best rendition of this solo recorded. I remember hearing it a few years ago and falling in love with the instrument

[@user-rn2en3ek9q]

Дудамель.Dudamel!!!!

[@ohorok2]

This specific performance is not very good. He is often late and does not play accent as were written. Especially volumes form 0:10 to 0:20 are completly out

[@Nothere166]

That gliss in bar 2 is just too clean. Such a beautiful tone

[@sophitysoph2]

i started ascending when i heard it, i get my motivation from this solo

[@ohorok2]

Trombone solo is my favourite part of entire Bolero. You can hear full potential and colorful sound of full spectrum, from sweet melodic highs, trong middle and terrifying basses. Good vibes in ears.

[@peppzilla]

This is definitely my favorite version

[@jebbishop3]

I'm glad he's not scared to use slide vibrato in this, it's absolutely appropriate

[@WillStephensArt]

Ian Bousfield! He is overflowing with musicality

[@Evanw10282]

The perfect solo, and an amazing conductor.

[@dHue_52]

One word, dynamics. Well done 👏

[@Dylonely42]

One of the best part of the Bolero imo

[@lalruatsanga2806]

Beautiful

[@vivago727]

reminds me of George Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue

[@Godooable]

Yup, that's how that goes

[@JogaKata]

Every time you see a trombone player who plays high notes and you remember that you would like to practise it too but you have braces.

[@slClaw]

Dont let braces stop you!

[@maggoteater2290]

Actually braces give you killer chops bc you cant press

[@slClaw]

@@maggoteater2290 yeeee braces aren't a handicap... I was playing lead on everything in high school when I had them on. And thankfully my director let me stay on the parts after I got them taken off

[@JogaKata]

@@slClaw the problem is because of the braces my teeth are loose and when i put to high pressure to them by playing trombone to high they bend and the braces fall of. So i will practically have to wait until my braces are gone until i can play higher.

[@victormainetti386]

@@JogaKata don't worry, I had to play with braces at some point too. It's not great but you'll get through it and your range will likely shoot up once you get them off

[@AnimeArt298]

As a trombonist when I play bolero it is just way too hard playing that C# and it's kind of just a hard song overall but his gliss and notes are just brilliant and not being red is also incredible

[@tonyscott9688]

Fabulous

[@heernpon8455]

굿!

[@u6637]

好き

[@mahlerbartok]

Wait how is he playing high C on second position at 0:11?

[@florianmaurer8728]

Careful these are D flats !

[@williamjones778]

He played it in first. The video on that camera shot is very slightly delayed making it seem like he was in a different position.

[@mahlerbartok]

@@florianmaurer8728 I mean the note before the D flats

[@mahlerbartok]

@@williamjones778 oh ok, that really confused me😅

[@tubegp5375]

positions dont match🤣

[@ThatoneguyShortz]

I'm in 8th grade is it a good time to start this legendary piece

[@andrewbrugner8655]

0:37 😮

[@_-.G.-_]

What clef is that?

[@audiatemusic7736]

Tenor clef

[@_-.G.-_]

@@audiatemusic7736 Ah. It makes sense now. Thank you.

[@littlewishy6432]

@@_-.G.-_ The real question is can you read it?

[@user-rn2en3ek9q]

B!!!😊

[@Feodor_Romanov]

Who knows on what mouthpiece had he played here?

[@brianneve7906]

He used one of his collection of over 200.

[@daysygarcia9084]

0:17

[@Sussyshravan]

What clef is that on the sheet music

[@aletheia874]

tenor clef used also by cello im pretty sure

[@littlewishy6432]

@@aletheia874Yes, and bassoon

[@Nothere166]

What’s this conductor called?

[@ethangm1]

i believe his name is gustavo dudamel

[@s_01134]

高?!?!ひえええ怖い

[@lcope2004]

What the heck clef is that??? Is it a different style of tenor or alto. I'm confused, super impressed, but confused.

[@littlewishy6432]

Tenor clef. Trombonists read it all the time. If you're referring to the font, that's just how the C clef looks in the Durand & Fils print (French).

[@lcope2004]

@@littlewishy6432 okay, yeah I can read tenor clef all the time lol... the font just looked weird. Thank you for responding

[@TrombonePlayAlongs]

How can you be impressed by A CLEF?

[@lcope2004]

​@TrombonePlayAlongs because it looks really weird. And I had a trash band director who didn't teach us things. Everything I learned, I had to learn myself

[@user-mw1hn5yh2w]

誰か指揮者の名前を教えて！！

[@Starikslide]

Очень медленный темп, звучит как похороный марш на 3/4 там же ведь темп:четверная нота =72

[@sslide_trickyy]

Reupload?

[@orlandojunior6745]

Name of song ?

[@AnAdorableWombat]

Borelo

[@mmarci23]

Bolero

[@Evanw10282]

By Maurice ravel orchestra

[@freejazzvan]

One of his notes is slightly out of tune... that's a failed audition

[@trongdung1306]

What clef is that?

[@TheTromboneClips]

Tenor

[@trongdung1306]

Wow that looks weird

[@levfriedman9802]

@@trongdung1306 yeah lol that’s a weird looking tenor symbol

[@trevors3908]

@@trongdung1306 It's a way I see it written quite often in older manuscript parts, interestingly enough.

[@gearaddictclimber2524]

This Tenor Clef is used in French Parts. For some reason they wanted to be special 😂common in Ravel and Debussy scores