Christian Lindberg 2019 Full Tokyo Recital 

THANKS 😊

Or this: open.spotify.com/album/0eViAYdZ2wl6AWRuSaZpC8?si=aSFzuMgiQYqvRo_aP_QDGw

Thank you so much

ty!!

Lol

that's true

Noup

Only 6 hours.

Thank you Péter!!

A wonderful comment William! thank you!

@@ChristianLindbergTrombone I should really be thanking you, I made a good career playing the Trombone and I don't believe I would have developed so well without your influence so I'm eternally grateful.

He is no Joseph Alessi.

Jason Hurd No, thank god there is only one of each :)

@@Jason-kx3cd Can people just shut up about the Lindberg vs Alessi thing? They're different and both absurdly brilliant. Let's leave it at that.

@@Jason-kx3cd You're right...Lindberg is in a class of his own. #GOAT

@@tylercastrucci6140 wrong.

Thank you Lars!

Thank you Carlos!

Thank you Patryk!

Dear Yeong! You have piles of Romantic new albums by Christian Lindber gout on all streaming sites!! Check for instance this: open.spotify.com/album/6hntoDRhX0qehNjNUyWzyN?si=uQgwPvvMQ0aLYO9koohHjw

He has a great tone but I do feel it’s not as good as it used to be back in his prime

En marzo 2020😆

After Blue bells it is Fredrik Högberg´s solo piece called "SU BA DO BE".

Thanks a lot Rupert for this nice compliment!

It's a Christian Lindbergh Resistance Balancer!!! They're no longer in production, so they can be tough to find... but if you look hard enough, you'll be able to get them! It's a cloth-like thing that goes around the bell, and there are two brass pieces you can insert into it. It puts more weight on the bell, and it does alter the sound. But after using mine, I don't know if it's really beneficial. There's two sizes, and you can put in and take away the brass pieces for different effects. But the reason they have never caught on is that you're better off altering your tone on your own. They were also made more for Conn 88h's, so if you don't have one of those... it's not as necessary. And the people who do have those generally get them for their standard sound, so they don't want to modify it. I moved away from my 88h, personally. But I know people who use them and love them! Probably depends on the year...

pwned11 can you reply with a link to one? I have an Elkhart 88H :)

Just make your own.

"Su Ba Do Be" written by the Swedish composer Fredrik Högberg

@@ChristianLindbergTrombone I moved by your performance and became interested in contemporary music only after listening to it ! Thanks a lot ! Please come to Japan again !

@@kagu_ume1030 Thank you so much! If covid allows Roland Pöntinen and I will come to Japan in June so hope to see you then!

This is a CONN88HCLSGX Christian Lindberg model, with Christian Lindberg 2000 valve system.

@@ChristianLindbergTrombone Thanks Christian! I can’t wait to tackle the beautiful piece a Christian Song by Jan S.

@@Arthur-hg7ny Great to hear that you are playing that beautiful piece! Best of luck!

@@ChristianLindbergTrombone Christian, what mouthpiece, from your line, will work best to get me a big, dark orchestral sound, like for the Bruckner 8 finale? I play a Shires Q series

@@Arthur-hg7ny The darkest sound you will get from 2CL, but remember that you can will also be able to create quite a dark sound with 4 and 5. Listen carefully to my sound, it is as dark as a 4 or 5 G, the only thing is to learn to play them with less effort. If you use the same muscles as with 4 G you will get a very bright sound on the CL mouthpieces, whereas once you learn to relax and play with less effort your sound will darken, and you will then also have a much better endurance! Best of luck!! Creating those mouthpieces was the best I ever did as a musician!