And the trombone is just beauty

And the trombone is just beauty

as a fellow tuba player you can tell he knows his articulation and if you were next to him you'd be blown away by the power behind it

Well I guess that would explain why is considered to be at the top of the profession lol. ^0^

Chuck is the only original Canadian Brass member still in the group

These guys are schooled in the classical approach to playing. Everything smooth, refined. Very different than a jazzer's approach.

Maxim Tsai Like Mnozil Brass say:'Brass music is a broad term'

trumpetvids Jazz brass can be very subtle as well, look at Miles Davis - he was able to play very soft, smooth solos as well as more sharp passages.

trumpetvids That offends me :( Some of my softest and most emotional pieces came from my jazz band ballad playing :(

I just think of DCI

I definitely agree. I play trumpet, and lead on it in a number of bands, but i certainly could never play this.

Stephen Locke never is a strong word. I’m trying to play it and I’m only in 9th grade but I guess you gotta start somewhere

I’m playing this in a high school quintet and the tuba part isn’t the hardest thing (which I play) but the trumpet parts are pretty difficult

You have to keep in mind that they play with eb trumpets and you most certainly play with bb trumpets which makes it a lot harder. Highest note in this is a c, from what i'm hearing, not too easy playing that note nice and smooth.

It's probably not too controversial to say many believe J S Bach to be the finest composer of fugues the world has yet seen. I know this piece from the organ score but this works superbly for brass, each voice adding a unique and complementary tone, strengthening the whole while underlining the counterpoint. Excellently delivered.

Yeah Justin Trudeau really slays it on the Trombone

Amazing how somebody can write a comment with so little knowledge of what they are writing about. - Bach wrote this as a 4 voice fugue for organ. It is not at all amazing that a brass quintet can play all the parts when they have five instruments to do it with. - Why would they NOT stay 'true to the original melody'? - Why would they NOT stay true to the harmony (which, BTW in a fugue is buried in the contrapuntal interweaving of the parts), so it would require a major recomposition to NOT have the harmony come out the same as Bach wrote it? - There are no original dynamics. Organ parts are not known for having dynamic markings, as the similar effect is achieved by how the part of written and how each organist sets up the stops on the organ. The brass quintet pretty much just plays each part at the same dynamic level throughout, and lets Bach's writing take care of the dynamic effects. - There are no original tempo markings in the sense that there would be for many pieces of ensemble music. The organist performs at whatever tempo they feel is appropriate. The brass quintet does likewise.

@@youtuuba elitism at its finest

@@doppled , unintelligible comment. If you have a point to make, write clearly.

The independence an organist has with his hands and feet are just marvelous!

Ikr, I play horn and damn does that part look fun

Michael Moccio Ive played it and it's the funnest piece I've ever read. Hitting that b flat above the staff was a challenge but it really helped me expand my range :)

as a horn in high school performing this for a chamber piece... I'm scared

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@@chrisnguyen1186 thx

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Lol. That was a good show.

I’m weak. 🤣😂💀⚰️

Nice! It was originally written for organ if you didn’t know, but I love this version.

Thats how fugue works

I think 0:00 to 3:15 is very good

@@ethandaniel1994 i mean. Thats a duh

Similar tone to the organ pedals

I agree with you its amazing

Thanks!

A slide trombone!

kingbucky6 u I'll

@@Atptplyrdefinitely a C trumpet. Looks like a C trumpet and the troll at the end he only uses middle valve for F sharp and then plays the last note open G.

Yes, the world would have been more beautiful had the valved trumpet been invented 200 years earlier.

Such an underrated comment!🤣🤣

This made me laugh out loud 🤣

Victor Persaud it's Bb and Eb

The Curve in the Eb Leadpipe is much further back than the C trumpet