Why Everyone Stopped Playing Lassus Trombone

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CORRECTIONS:
Most of the knowledge revealed in this video was uncovered by Douglas Yeo
Douglas's name is pronounced "yo" not "yao"
Caricature is pronounced "KAR-ah-kuh-sure"
Liza is pronounced "Lie-zuh"
Gordon Cherry removed the publications after not before Douglas's first article
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In the summer of 2020, the international trombone community was shocked to learn a dark truth about one of the most famous compositions ever written featuring the trombone. Thanks to the research of renowned trombone scholar, Douglas Yeo, he unveiled why we all should lay to rest what was for generations the pinnacle of trombone music, Lassus Trombone.
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DOUG YEO'S ARTICLES
Trombone players: It’s time to bury Henry Fillmore’s “Lassus Trombone.”
thelasttrombone.com/2020/06/2...
Will Things Change This Time?: thelasttrombone.com/2020/07/0...
It matters-in music, politics, sports: thelasttrombone.com/2020/07/0...
A Path Forward: thelasttrombone.com/2020/07/0...
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Works in the Public Domain:
Nathaniel Davis's Trombone Family for Concert Band:
bandmusicpdf.org/all/?_sf_s=d...
Chris Sorenson's Trombone Sneeze for Concert Band: www.yeodoug.com/Sorensen_Tromb...
Mayhew L. Lake's Sidius Trombonus for Trombone & Piano
www.yeodoug.com/Mayhew_L_Lake_...
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Aaron Hettinga's trombone & piano arrangements of Nathaniel Davis's "Trombone Family": aaronhettinga.com/music-store...
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Music: No. 8 Requiem by Esther Abrami
This song is no-copyright and can be used without permission or attribution
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Timecodes
Part 1: Where it All Began 1:43
Part 2: What Went Wrong 3:06
Part 3: Henry Fillmore's "The Trombone Family 4:13
Part 4: The Advertising Campaign 5:27
Part 5: Doug Yeo's Call to Action 6:05
Part 6: Nathaniel Cleophas "Shorty" Davis 6:57
Part 7: The Music of Nathaniel Davis 9:04
Part 8: The Aftermath of Doug's First Article 10:46
Part 9: Doug's Final Article on the Matter 11:17
Part 10: The State of Fillmore's "Trombone Family" Today 12:29
Epilogue: A Theory on Why Fillmore Named it "Lassus Trombone" 13:18
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@diss2473 2 года назад

huh. my band directer JUST had us learn this piece like 3 weeks ago, its the first time ive heard it and i love it. shame that it has this kind of history

@boundalive7872 2 года назад

Oh my, how cruel. I had no idea that a song that I enjoyed playing in band was this dark. The video was well produced by the way.

@TheTromboneChannel 2 года назад

Thanks and good that you know now!

@MegaAseb 2 года назад

Nice to see the vid un-unlisted

@JonathanRandazzo 2 года назад

Great video. Very thorough and well made. You covered all the various aspects, especially for people who weren’t aware of it.

@vincentmiller8099 Год назад

Had no clue how dark this song was. My band director is having us play this right know and it’s my favorite song. Sad to know the history of though.

@theycallmepooki Год назад

Bro my band director gave us this as our trombone ensemble last year

@bassclarineric6173 Год назад

I just downloaded the picc part not too long ago just for fun, I had no idea it had such a dark and awful history

@oscar.lavender 2 года назад

Ok, i didn't know about that at all! And i guess i still don't know really know what's all this about(i started play trombone last year so i need to catch about the history and thinks like that). Thanks for the video, it is very important!

@ay5x 2 года назад

Great video, I was wondering why Lassus trombone was being hated on. But this video answered all my questions!

@hippolytabaker9559 2 года назад

Amazing video.

@TheTromboneChannel 2 года назад

Thanks!

@firefox7790 Год назад

I'm playing this song in band right now and I had no clue about this. The song is so fun to play too. Sucks how the best song I've played in band has this dark of a backstory

@jeffpark6638 2 года назад

A great video of what we really need to know. As artists, we must know this for peace and equality. From Korea.

@riflebone 2 года назад

I, like a lot of people, grew up playing this music. It got pulled out every summer for at least one concert in the park during my youth, and Ive played it in professional settings on many occasions. We can't forget the history of this music, for it is important to remember, but it is time for performers and music groups to refuse to play it. Thanks for this video.

@zemry 2 года назад

Very well produced video! As an African-American trombonist who can trace his ancestry to slavery, I found this series of musical pieces (if you can call them that) to be highly offensive, repulsive and racist.

@adamhawkins3000 2 года назад

As a trombone player, I’ve always despised Lassus Trombone because it sucks. Now I have even better reason to never play it again.

@danielnewman134 Год назад

As a trombonist, I always hated Lassus Trombones. It was a lousy piece to play. It made the trombonists look untalented and clumsy. After seeing the video, I have a new major reason to hate this song and songs like it. Bury it permanently. It sucks.

@MDeadcloud Год назад

While I might still learn the pieces just for the sake of having glissando jazz pieces to practice with, with this information, I’m definitely not going to perform any of those pieces, and I’m sure as hell not gonna buy any of it