so eine Perfektion bekommst als Amateur nicht hin. Musikalische Grüße Onkel Waldi ehemaliger Schlagzeuger vom Musikverein Gaggenau Sulzbach und Walter Scholz Orchester. Wünsche euch allen Freuden der Blasmusik ein angenehmes musikalisches Wochenende
Das Stück ist soooo schööön! Einfach ein Meisterstück von Prof. Leonhard Paul. Mit Zoltan Kiss und dem hervorragenden Orchester ein Ohrenschmaus, den man immer wieder genießen kann.❤
On trumpets: James Morrison On saxophones: James Morrison On trombones: James Morrison On guitar: James Morrison On bass: James Morrison On piano: James Morrison On drums: Some guy not James Morrison
OMG. I've been playing trombone since 1998, my 5th grade year. I currently play for a local concert band. I would love to try my hand at something like this. Such a wonderful sound.
I have played trumpet and piano, so at least I know how reading music of transposing instrument, at least a B-flat instrument like trumpet and tenor sax. But James Morrison could also do so with alto and bari sax, which is E-flat instrument, and also reading the bass clef with trombone. I think that's also incredible skill to be able to sight read music for different instruments, and that's also a great skill along with ability to play the instruments.
Funny story...when I was in middle school I played in the school band and I came from a poor family. I got my trumpet as a hand me down from another family member who played trumpet in their youth....my trumpet was silver and it was old...I looked old but in was in good shape for its age. One day in band class the other kids with their brand new Yamaha trumpets where joking on me about my old silver trumpet and its ragged case. And I'll be honest I was feeling pretty down about it too...they were making me feel ashamed of my instrument. But God bless my teacher she apparently over heard them joking on me and she asked to see my trumpet and looked it over. She then told the other students that "if they actually new anything about their instruments they would know that my trumpet was actually better than all their brand new Yamahas. That it was much more expensive when it was new than their trumpets and produced a richer sound.....I have no idea if she was telling the truth or just blowing smoke to make me feel better but it worked. From that moment on all those kids wanted to see my trumpet and handle it and it boosted my confidence and made me a better player. Prior to that when all the other kids where making fun of my poverty trumpet, I'd sit low in my chair and hope nobody was noticing my old instrument. After my teacher said what she did about my instrument I no longer felt ashamed....I felt like I had an advantage over the others and from then on I sat upright in my chair with my instrument pointed forward instead of at the ground. I quit band after my 9th grade year because I got interested in other things but god bless my band teacher for saying what she did about my old trumpet and giving me the boost in self confidence....I'll never forget your kindness Ms. Spivey.
GOSTO MUITO DE APRECIAR TUA COMPETENCIA, TUA TECNICA, TEU CONHECIMENTO E SOBRETUDO TEU SOPRO COMPORTADO, MELODIOSO, SUAVE, AGRADÁVEL AO ESTILO DOS MEUS IDOLOS, TROMPETISTAS. PARABENS, ALEM DO QUE ÉS BRASILEIRO E NORDESTINO, COMO EU. DEUS TE ABENÇOE NAS FUNÇÕES E NO DESENVOLVIMENTO DAS TUAS ATIVIDADES, COMO MUSICO, ARTISTA E PROFISSIONAL.
Ich finde es wichtig, dass man die Volksmusik regelmässig pflegt. Ein schöner Ländler, eine gemütliche Polka, oder ein schöner Juiz, wie wir Schweizer es nennen, ist Sinnbild für hohe Musikalität, und sollte als Trompeter immer an oberster Stelle sein. Egal, in welcher Stilrichtung man spielt. Dies ist meine Meinung, jeder kann seinen eigenen Stil entwickeln.
Die Band ist super in Schuss, aber sie klingt so amerikanisch und gelernt. Da fehlt mir das Empathische. Ich vermisse bei der Band den Drive und die Liebe, die Wucht und die HINGABE. Aber egal: Thomas spielt sie alle an die Wand. Er ist der Allerbeste. Er kann machen, was er will. Er kann es eben.
Fantastic video! A French-horn amateur player here, with an intention to play cornet because of the conical bore, V mouthpiece and more focused tone..., now a rotary trumpet ..
Bin ein bisschen spät, aber da muss ich Selina recht geben: "Nothing else matters" ist ja fast schon Kulturgut und das werden jede Menge Leute kennen. Vielleicht nicht den Titel, aber wenn sie es hören.
