I was in the worlds biggest orchestra (which he conducted) and I got to meet him.

Go to generations in jazz

He is very approachable, humble and genuine. You could find him if you tried hard enough and he’d have a coffee with you in Sydney somewhere.

Christopher Burton indeed!!!

and a great piano player

No....no he's not. Bill Watrous is smooth. Carl Fontana is smooth. That kid is disjunct and choppy and straight as hell.

@@nathanexplosionn Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

Watching the other Videos of this Concert I thought ir was him playing the solo here until I recognized he's still sitting up there in this video

He was photo shopped in during post production :)

They’re Jim and John Morrison, James’s twin sons.

@@JesusisJesus I don't think those are his sons - I met his sons, Harry and William, after a concert. They play bass and guitar, respectively.

@@colinmcclure2793 Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

the Name of this phantastic Player is "Alois Eberl"

@@annikaschagerl Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

alois eberl

@@woerge Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

@@Sd_Rego Bennos Blues. Originally recorded by the Big Band Liechtenstein.

Ugh pretty much 90% of pro trombonists are middle aged white men with glasses, I'm not surprised.

@@brassholio Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

Could be dirt cheap and it would still sound good!

Please someone tell me the name of this song they are playing, please?

@@Sd_Rego Dude it's literally the title....

James isn't playing a trombone, it's a Superbone. Combination slide/valve bone.

I think he's sucking in through the trombone

Ray anderson..

the good one

Looks like a copper jo rall mute

What a stupid question.

Ado422 I don’t know what the beginning was, but I noticed some spectacular circular breathing at the end, and even that takes years to master.

I don't think there's a name but I think he was playing by inhaling, instead of exhaling, kinda weird but it's jazz

I realize this reply is years overdue, but for those interested: As with many lesser known extended techiques on the trombone this lacks a proper name, but I would say it shares similarities to tounge slapping on the saxophone, so I usually refer to it as slap-toungue. What you do is you with high velocity shove your tounge in the back of the mouthpiece to shut the throat, which creates the percussive "popping" sound which sounds pitchless but can create some resonance tones. The rest of the texture is just semi-pitchless multitounging were you try to articulate air with various degrees of tone. And it is played with exhaling breath predominantly(as I saw someone suggest it might be with inhalation)

They arent scatting, dumb@$$

Tf even is that technique? His invention

@@ado4224 bro idc, all I know is that shit scares me. It looks like he's sucking air through the trombone, or maybe it's sucking the life out of him.

@@vincentlarosa6040 Yeah. That has to be disgusting and hard to do how much and hard do you need to suck (hehe) to make that sound.

Hubert Noser Envious?

Why's this? Just curious.

Miles crying in a hell :)

That's because youre an idiot.

do it better. if you could do it better, you would not write something like that

@@jumptosky4768 Hi my dear ! if I'm writing such things it's because I've been strugglin' all my career against this kind of sportive playing that has nothing to do with music. That's also what I use to teach in the Conservatory and during all my master classes.

Phil Abraham the think is, its sounds nice and it makes fun to see this video. this is just one song from them. you can not judge your whole musicality by one song

@@jumptosky4768 Yes, I understand what you mean but I know James Morrison, I met him in a festival and I know his way of playing and it's often a question of showing what he's able to do and even if he is kind with the young guy during this video, he always shows more technical virtuosity than search for beauty. Please consider the end of my first answer about creative virtuosity, emotional virtuosity and conceptual virtuosity. Think about that, think about Jay Jay Johnson where the virtuosity was always done to reach the beauty, ALWAYS.

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