Trombone Excerpt: Mahler Symphony No. 3

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[@TheTromboneClips]

For the sheet music version, should I have it just be the first trombone part or the full low brass section?

[@minasmigkosgymnastics8742]

Full,I mean why not ?

[@georgh.3041]

full section, please 😎

[@jacyfisk7437]

Full

[@EvanBeachy]

eh, full is fine

[@Dylonely42]

Chills

[@mmarci23]

Hehehe ha

[@guglielmonicolini3684]

Hehehe ha

[@jeremysolomon2686]

HeHeHe Haw

[@bloba6969]

mahler

[@oscar_basstrombone]

The best orchestra😍

[@kirilnesterov9380]

I think too

[@lorenzoborgognoni]

Not for the trumpet

[@darkerknight6566]

Very aggressive

[@TheTromboneClips]

This is hardly aggressive compared to most other recordings.

[@darkerknight6566]

Hard disagree, maybe most other mediocre recordings

[@mariman1234]

@@darkerknight6566 indeed! I love Jeffrey Kants solo the most and its not that agressive!

[@andytrombone]

Very similar to Denis Wick with the Horenstein /LSO recording from the early 1970’s

[@diclo383]

@@TheTromboneClips he pushes the limit of his lips, you can ear the sound cracking open, not in the sforzato way, in the bad way. In any case there are not really any barely a couple of good recordings of this solo... Andrea Conti did a good job, but the very good version I heard is only in the archives of Santa Cecilia, never published. There is a older version by him around, good but not like the archive one.