What can a trombone choir teach us about collaboration? | Anthony Mazzocchi | TEDxMaplewood

[@brucekuehn4031]

And this is also why music education in the schools is important. These are all trombones, but imagine how much young students can learn when the clarinets playing with the flutes, French horns, tubas, drums and all of the other band instruments come together to play music! Sometimes you have the melody and sometimes you are counting out the rests.

[@josephbrennan744]

This is so good. The lessons can be applied to anywhere in life! Thank you Tony!

[@kathleenesposito5770]

This is wonderful! I’m loving the fact that I get to see/hear you play, Mike!

[@elizabethswain7368]

Thank you, dear nephew, for this wonderful demonstration of playing and listening to produce such beauty..

[@karengoodman5809]

Collaboration is key not only for a musical ensemble but for faculty in a music school.

[@mikemiller5052]

Very nice. I played that same Bach piece with a 37 member bone choir a few years ago. It was loud.

[@danieldekok6949]

"In case you weren't clapping, that was better." LOL

[@peterhogarty5741]

Sounds brilliant

[@CoyWhite]

Miss ya bud. Congratulations!

[@NataliBoghossian]

So much to learn! Thanks!

[@CarolruizNlpiano]

Sounds great!

[@AirlineViolinist]

Great teamwork!

[@frankliebscher5125]

so much to learn from!

[@themaplebeat]

thanks for sharing this!

[@paulmontseviola]

Excellent

[@NadiaViolin]

Amazing 👏👏👏

[@Aramkawa]

Great!! 👏👏

[@Flapperswing]

So good

[@leanderhennesreschviolin9902]

Great 👏👏👏

[@flamingosextet8649]

Personnel list, please...

[@anthonymazzocchi4191]

Sorry this in not on there Nicole Abissi Paul Bellino Mike Boschen Mark Broschinsky Mike Lormand Tony Mazzocchi Brian Santero John Rojak Jennifer Wharton