This interview was both hilarious and informative. Thanks!

I always thoguht it was a Conn 62HI eh...

Does this horn have a slightly wider wrap than standard?

Excellent!!! Bravissimo!

I'd love to see a blind test done with these pillars. In the interest of avoiding the subjective.

Great playing and sound!

❤

The twist is know why Ewards plays him.

Christian, Thank-you for an excellent video (as usual). Great help for me changing spring and cork (yup cork now shipping from factory). Used some painters tape to prevent scratches. Job was easy!

Phenomenal

Isn’t that a tenor with f attachment

Thanks, Gerry. I met you at the Trombone Workshop at Fort Myers about 10 years ago and have a few of your CDs. You have such a clean, open sound! I have a King 5B that has that sound! But it is not a bass, a .547 bore.

So what do you do if you don't have a box, bubble wrap, tissue, bags, and packing peanuts just lying around?

This is one of the most interesting and informative discussions I’ve come across in years. Chris us by far one of the most outstanding bass trb players america has produced. Edwards trbs are again one of the worlds finest trombones comparable with any on the market.

I thought he sounded better on his Bach way back when he was much younger.

I like how expressive Ian is.

I am surprised when I hear that the loud issue still comes up at this level of playing. It is not like these players are high school kids.

"There's a lot of loud out there and that's not our job." Yes. This.

I never get tired of watching the Edwards content. Really useful info and ideas makes this one of my favorite channels.

Cool interview!😄 Go Gators

My poor 200$ new mouthpiece has to be hit by a hammer 😭

I had B502IY number 9! Now on B502AR #12. Best bass trombone for me out there.

Great discussion, thanks. Chris, could you give us a benchmark or two? What decibel level is a Mozart “f”? A Mahler “f”?

This is such a Carol Jarvis piece. Such a stacked quartet already, but I love her tone.

Thankyou for this extremely clear description of "the right tool for the job".

i cant take out the leadpipe for some reason

That's some loyalty right there.

I usually have been told to put some down the other side of the F tuning slide as well and work it down so it impacts the cone of the valve directly

Fantastic!! I love the piece on piano, but it’s even better on Trombone. It’s like all of the adults in Charlie Brown’s life got together for a chat. 😁

Just purchased a Bach 36, the original prevails once again

I want one 😭🙌

Another excellent video. I must admit I neglected my valves very much - which I won't do anymore. :) Thank you for this video, Christian.

Hi Christian, thank you so much for this excellent video. It explains every step so well.

Very nice.....

Thank you so much, I was just about to get in trouble if I didn't get it out

Brilliant

It seems the first rotor showed is a Hagmann.

Great interview and chat between two very talented muso's. Thanks (from someone who plays one of your trom's using a greigo mouthpiece). Fascinated by the discussion on how to balance exercise, life, diet etc to maximize performance. For me personally its about being adequately but not overly hydrated on an earlier light meal or snack!

Why I play Sh.. Ehm.. Edwards😂

sounds very good. I'd love to try one sometime.

“I play Edwards cuz MONAY!”

This is not the best 4tet arrangement or recording ever, by any means. But if you just concentrate on the handing off of the melody between multiple players and that they all manage to sound like 1, that in itself is a rare accomplishment. If you watch this with your eyes closed, you cannot even tell when the melody changes hands. And that is a rare and special treat.

Come a long way since crane school! You sound great! Bravo to you !

I'm assuming that's a T396A Edwards that you're playing??

Sounds great, Rich!

2:50

I could listen to these topics for hours!

Terrific interview. Amazingly talented player. Nice if the interview cut off when you finished I guess. Maybe there's a new meme phrase "close enough for podcast"... (btw, I hate the saying "close enough for jazz..." that mustt be all bad high school jazz band directors that use that).

James Markey - just incredible playing!

Sublime.