Alison Balsom - Allegro, from Concerto in D for Trumpet and Organ by J S Bach 

Y... Con esa música bailas a menos que seas de hielo. Jajajaja. Saludos

Thanks for confirming my suspicions. I was thinking the organ sounded like soup, but am not enough of a musician to be sure.

Oh thank god I wasnt the only one who noticed.

HAHAHAHAHA

I've got a "folkstring" instrument ear; glad to hear I wasn't the only listener wondering what the sam hill the organist was doing. Thought well, maybe I been away from a metronome for a while and the player surely knows what's what...

I think part of it has to do with the organ itself, I have heard that the organ is so dreadful to play.

Did his best bless him. Pretty daunting

Was it real? Alison throwing her trumpet at the organist?! 😱

The organist should really practice with a metronome and know the delay of the organ's touch to sound. There are sometimes not enough hours in the week, but for something like this, I'd prepare a month in advance.

The $5,000 piccolo? Probably not.

@@yannislee2344 was just being sarcastic

I believe this organist actually achieved the unachievable feat of playing FLAT!

hahaaha hahahaha

Be sure to let out know when you put out the video of you playing the organ better

@@slasherman03 I do not play the organ, but like any rational musician I can tell when someone is clearly not fit to accompany a trumpeter as talented as Alison.

And I thought it was me lacking musical ear, but I realized that something was amiss with the pipe organ piece

@@coyotesmile8972r/ whooshhh

@@danielm17 r/whoooosssshhh

They needed the money for the drinks and sandwiches afterwards.

@@aaronwhite02 r/wwhowhowowoowoososhshshshhh

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in fact it is not by Bach

Try the German brass edition

Get a grip, dude. She's standing there playing a trumpet. That's not feminine charm.

@@numbereightyseven Charm- (noun) A power of pleasing or attracting, as through personality or beauty (charm of manner) or a trait or feature imparting this power or (Verb...used with object) to delight or please greatly by beauty, etc. , enchant. Or, a physical grace or attraction (her feminine charms). Ms. Balsom's performance is at a level only very accomplished musicians can muster (this takes years of dedicated work/discipline/intellect). She is also lovely to watch as (at times) she moves in rhythm to the tempo the work is written in and (IMHO) possess a beautiful face and a warm, enchanting smile (at the end of her performance). Furthermore, if you think she is simply "standing their playing a trumpet", than you need to go back to watching/listening to Wu Tang Clan (and that sort) were dedication of work, discipline and intellect are not so much a requirement, dude.

Balsom is a damn good reason to have both good ears and good eyes - a damn fine trumpeter and a very fine looking woman. ❤

Christopher Woulfe you’re all weirdos

Still Bill This comment could be construed as kind of creepy for a lot of reasons, but picking on a another art form because you have only ever studied old white men in your life(no hate, I too am studying old white men at a conservatory) is just ignorant and makes you sound stupid. You sound like the classical musicians who believe that jazz is an “inferior art form” because it goes against everything that classical musicians are trained to do. Just because people practice different styles than you(that’s right, believe it or not, it takes a lot of practice and dedication to your art to be like Wu Tang Clan) doesn’t make them any less than an art that you practice, and it certainly doesn’t give you the right to use it as a point of comparison as to why this particular soloist is superior to all other musical art forms that you don’t respect.

"This is supposed to be played on the natural trumpet." No, this wasn't written for trumpet to begin with.

"not at her best means" simply, that she can play it way better than here. still, she plays even on this record much better than the average trumpeters

me mattia No, the venue is GOD AWFUL. She played it amazingly!!!

You have to hold it in place, switch keys and blow hard and keep up.🐣👍👍👍🌹 Drums and Bugles(bugle)1973

Classical music was originally largely dance music until at some point relatively recently people decided to sit still and silent instead. It sucks.

@@AndyChamberlainMusic you may be right! Never thought about this until now.

@@dosetti Some of it absolutely was meant for dancing. Some of it was music in the style of dance music but not actually intended for dancing. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minuet en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bourr%C3%A9e