..im just a listener, but with good ears for music that moves me, and an affection for the trombone....this was masterful....so glad I found it...THANK YOU!
@@Striperbass2 The piece is one of the jewels of the brass repertoire. The slow movement is astoundingly jazz influenced. Reminiscent of spirituals and songs of Gershwin, who was already prolific at the time the concerto was written. There are so many magical parts, especially the end of the second movement.
Hello Mr. Steiner, I just want to say that I’m a HUGE fan of your playing. I love the emotion that you put into the horn and the way it comes out. It’s truly beautiful and I aspire to be at least close to the level of musicianship and playing you’re on. Thank you for all the music and inspiration. Cheers
Às vezes escuto alguém tocar trombone; deve ser algum morador aqui por perto do meu apt. Não sei quem é. Só sei dizer que me faz tão bem. Agora, quando quiser escutar esse som que tanto me fascina, venho aqui no TH-cam. ☺️ Linda! Linda! Apresentação de vocês. 👏👏👏🙏🙏 Rio de janeiro Brasil 🇧🇷
Im actually learning this as a freshman and let's just sa its REALLY hard... Im literally just watching your videos as a reference!! This is some beautiful playing, especially the second movement!!
Glad you like the video 🙏🏻😀 Yes, it’s a super hard piece - make sure to practice it slowly a lot! The 2nd movement is my favorite of the trombone literature 😍
Beautiful playing, Peter!! One of the most enjoyable performances of this piece I’ve ever heard, and especially enjoyed your interpretation and character of the third movement!
I will never forget playing for you at U Del Trombone Day this year. Completely changed my mindset as a performer. Wonderful playing, you are a huge inspiration!
Это и правда очень красивое исполнение , генеальное) Да благословит вас Господь, который вложил в вас дар понимать музыку и способность к игре на тромбоне))))
This is one of my very favorite trombone concerti. I have several wonderful recordings, the earliest being the one by Christian Lindberg. But this live performance made the hair on the back of my neck stand up with shivers up and down my spine at every harmonic high point (and there are so many in this piece). And the tone quality!!! Now that I have retired as a full time research chemist, I will be spending more time playing. I will never reach your level of incredible virtuosity and musicianship, Mr. Steiner. But you have given me a new joyful target to aim at. I have purchased your most recent CD and will be getting the others very soon. I hope to hear you live some day. Thanks above for making everything else secondary to the music!
Thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate it. This is simply one of my all time favorite works to perform 😀 I hope you will enjoy the CD and hope our paths cross soon!
@@PeterSteinerOfficial this was completely a compliment I really just didn’t know any other way to word it 😭 I love your playing, this performance was amazing. I plan on playing the first 2 movements for my solo contest, you’re my inspiration 💯
Excellent playing as always! I really noticed you did a great job of getting a lot of sound out of faster notes that tend to get pecky when most trombone players play the Grondahl.
Amazing job peter! I just started working on this piece myself and this is the recording I always come back to! It's the third I'm solo I'm learning after the David, and I was wondering what parts in particular of this piece gave you trouble and how you overcame them?
Firstly, incredible performance, especially the second movement! 👏 Secondly, at 10:09 as the camera zoomed in to your trombone, I saw a droplet at the bottom of the bell. Did it get there all the way from the slide? 😮
as another trombone player, and not nearly one of Peter's caliber, I can say after a long session I do often get condensate dripping out of the bell of the horn. Us horn players are just full of spit lol.
I was introduced to Mr. Steiner while I was practicing the first movement of the Bourgeois for the brass department concerto competition and was blown away by his amazing sound and impressive musicianship skills. This semester I had to choose a piece from my instrument's standard repertory and listen to it every week for a Music History project due by the end of the semester. Naturally, I chose the Grondahl and the first performer on TH-cam was... Peter Steiner! Thanks for producing such a high quality performance of an amazing piece of music! Can't wait to take a crack at this one before I graduate! The only problem is... you have put me in a predicament! Which concerto is my favorite? Bourgeois or Grondahl?!
Thank you very much for your comment and kind words, I really appreciate it! They are both great pieces of music! In my opinion there is no need to decide which is your favorite, just love them both 😀
About how long per day did you spend preparing for the Tchaikovsky? All of your performances were stunning, and I’d love to know what it took to get the repertoire to that level!
Thank you very much for your comment and interest! The preparation for the competition was about 3 months long. That's the normal time frame I allow myself to prepare for any sort of event. Hope that helps! Thanks for following.
Mr. Steiner, I’m currently preparing this for an all state audition and would like to ask what kind of style would you say is best for this solo? I can’t stop listening to this recording though.
What do you mean by “style”? I would simply listen to all trombone records of it that you can get your hands on, get inspired, try it out yourself and play it the prettiest possible way 😀
Is your trombone a bit smaller than the average .547 bore horn, or are you just massively tall? This is gorgeous, you play it so effortlessly, a huge testament to your ability.
@@PeterSteinerOfficial It is a great honor, to see that you've replied to my comment. You have such a great tone, and you play with so much integrity, dexterity, snd maturity.
www.hickeys.com/music/contests/ITA/gilberto_gagliardi_trombone_solo_competition/products/sku003512-grondahl-launy-concerto.php I had to order it as soon as I got to the end of the video lol ;D
Joseph Alessi’s eyebrows have competition now lol. Great performance
..im just a listener, but with good ears for music that moves me, and an affection for the trombone....this was masterful....so glad I found it...THANK YOU!
Glad you like it, thank you 🙏🏻
@@Striperbass2 The piece is one of the jewels of the brass repertoire. The slow movement is astoundingly jazz influenced. Reminiscent of spirituals and songs of Gershwin, who was already prolific at the time the concerto was written. There are so many magical parts, especially the end of the second movement.
Might just play this for my senior recital. so beautiful.
Great piece, go for it!
Hello Mr. Steiner, I just want to say that I’m a HUGE fan of your playing. I love the emotion that you put into the horn and the way it comes out. It’s truly beautiful and I aspire to be at least close to the level of musicianship and playing you’re on. Thank you for all the music and inspiration. Cheers
Hi there, thanks so much for your message and kind words, I really appreciate it! Have fun making music 😀
Peter, your sound is simply so gorgeous. I love the vocal, singing quality you always get complemented with the natural, dark timbre you achieve.
Thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciate it!
Às vezes escuto alguém tocar trombone; deve ser algum morador aqui por perto do meu apt. Não sei quem é. Só sei dizer que me faz tão bem.
Agora, quando quiser escutar esse som que tanto me fascina, venho aqui no TH-cam. ☺️
Linda! Linda! Apresentação de vocês. 👏👏👏🙏🙏
Rio de janeiro Brasil 🇧🇷
Im actually learning this as a freshman and let's just sa its REALLY hard...
Im literally just watching your videos as a reference!!
This is some beautiful playing, especially the second movement!!
Glad you like the video 🙏🏻😀 Yes, it’s a super hard piece - make sure to practice it slowly a lot! The 2nd movement is my favorite of the trombone literature 😍
This guy has eyebrows to rival Alessi
He is a student of Mr. Alessi!
@@BrianJohnstonTrombone does one learn eyebrows at julliard?
@@justinburstein5349 Lollll so truuuu!!! XDXD
He learned from the master himself! I've been working on mine a lot, and just like my playing, nowhere close to this level🤣
🤣🤣🤣
You are truly awesome you are an inperation to all of use you are my favorite trombone player of all time
Thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate it! I am just having a lot of fun 😁
Beautiful playing, Peter!! One of the most enjoyable performances of this piece I’ve ever heard, and especially enjoyed your interpretation and character of the third movement!
Thank you very much 😀 I am glad you enjoy my interpretation!
Your my favorite trombone player! I met you at the ITF last year. Sounds great!
Thanks so much! That means a lot
Awesome performance Peter! Thanks for uploading.
Thanks so much!
Absolutely beautiful performance! I was transported to a wonderful place while listening! Thank you for sharing your genius!
Thank you very much for your kind words 🙏🏻
I will never forget playing for you at U Del Trombone Day this year. Completely changed my mindset as a performer. Wonderful playing, you are a huge inspiration!
Это и правда очень красивое исполнение , генеальное)
Да благословит вас Господь, который вложил в вас дар понимать музыку и способность к игре на тромбоне))))
Really nice Peter, all the piece it’s perfect but the second movement is heavenly. Congrats, this is worth listening to.
Glad you like it! Yes, the 2nd movement ❤️
Wow. I didn't even know I liked this piece until I heard you play it.
Thanks 😊 You just made my day!
Wonderful Job Peter. Sounds amazing. Big Hug from Brazil
Obrigado 🙏🏻
Best live performance ever???
Congratulations
Thank you 🙏🏻
I played the Grondahl this year. It's a fantastic solo. Great interpretation!
Thank you very much!
hi mr grimes
Wow this is amazing! I am a beginner trombonist myself and your performance is very inspiring to me! I hope to be able to play this piece one day
Thank you 🙏🏻 Practice hard and I am sure you will!!
Awsome! Your my favorite trombone player! Great sound and interpretation!
Thanks so much!
Beautiful piece! And excellent playing!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Your warm ups are really great, my lesson teacher gave some of them to me and they make my tone and airflow so much better
Glad they are helpful 😀
This is one of my very favorite trombone concerti. I have several wonderful recordings, the earliest being the one by Christian Lindberg. But this live performance made the hair on the back of my neck stand up with shivers up and down my spine at every harmonic high point (and there are so many in this piece). And the tone quality!!! Now that I have retired as a full time research chemist, I will be spending more time playing. I will never reach your level of incredible virtuosity and musicianship, Mr. Steiner. But you have given me a new joyful target to aim at. I have purchased your most recent CD and will be getting the others very soon. I hope to hear you live some day. Thanks above for making everything else secondary to the music!
Thank you very much for your kind words, I really appreciate it. This is simply one of my all time favorite works to perform 😀 I hope you will enjoy the CD and hope our paths cross soon!
12:44 - 13:15 is my favorite part of all of this, it just sounds so chaotic in a good way 😭
😬😅
@@PeterSteinerOfficial this was completely a compliment I really just didn’t know any other way to word it 😭 I love your playing, this performance was amazing. I plan on playing the first 2 movements for my solo contest, you’re my inspiration 💯
Wonderful!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I've heard your concert at National Chiayi University, that's awesome!
Thank you very much 😀 I hope I can be back there soon again!
What incredible tone. Trombone sound all the way, not even a hint of that French horn sound some players get on this piece in the upper register.
Glad you enjoy it 🙏🏻😀
Frickn glorious playing.
Glad you like it 😀
Just the very best - wow - thank you!
Thank you very much, really appreciate it 🥳😀
so ein wunderschönes Stück und so wunderbar gespielt... wow, gratuliere!
Vielen Dank 🙏🏻
I already played this 2nd moviment for you to hear in a master class in São Paulo, Brasil.
it was great to listen to it live! especially the 3rd round, very nervous, but it sounded amazing!
Thanks so much! I had a lot of fun fun stage 😊
Awesome...beautiful tone!
Thanks so much!
as always wonderful
Thanks 🙏🏻
Simply delightful!
😀🥳
Espectacular 🎉
🙏🏻😀
Excellent playing as always! I really noticed you did a great job of getting a lot of sound out of faster notes that tend to get pecky when most trombone players play the Grondahl.
Thanks for your kind words. I really appreciate it! 😀
Amazing job peter! I just started working on this piece myself and this is the recording I always come back to! It's the third I'm solo I'm learning after the David, and I was wondering what parts in particular of this piece gave you trouble and how you overcame them?
Glad you like it! 😀 every single bar is hard about it, have fun practicing 😬😉
Firstly, incredible performance, especially the second movement! 👏
Secondly, at 10:09 as the camera zoomed in to your trombone, I saw a droplet at the bottom of the bell. Did it get there all the way from the slide? 😮
Thank you very much, appreciate it.
It’s absolutely possible that it is condensed and exits the bell
as another trombone player, and not nearly one of Peter's caliber, I can say after a long session I do often get condensate dripping out of the bell of the horn. Us horn players are just full of spit lol.
I am playing this concerto for my junior recital!
Have fun ☺️
What a amazing 👏
Thank you 🙏🏻
Pure perfection!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Bravo!!!
Thank you!
Amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!
I was introduced to Mr. Steiner while I was practicing the first movement of the Bourgeois for the brass department concerto competition and was blown away by his amazing sound and impressive musicianship skills. This semester I had to choose a piece from my instrument's standard repertory and listen to it every week for a Music History project due by the end of the semester. Naturally, I chose the Grondahl and the first performer on TH-cam was... Peter Steiner! Thanks for producing such a high quality performance of an amazing piece of music! Can't wait to take a crack at this one before I graduate! The only problem is... you have put me in a predicament! Which concerto is my favorite? Bourgeois or Grondahl?!
Thank you very much for your comment and kind words, I really appreciate it! They are both great pieces of music! In my opinion there is no need to decide which is your favorite, just love them both 😀
ПЛОТНЫЙ НАСЫЩЕННЫЙ ПРЕКРАСНЫЙ ТЕМБР СПАСИБО ЗА ИСПОЛНЕНИЕ
Esse cara é de outro planeta👽👏👏👏
😀🙏🏻
Beautiful
Thank you very much 😁
Great Job my friend I hope make music with you again! Be well!
Thank you! Yes, I hope so too.
🎶
II 4:47
III 10:11
amazing🔥
Thank you 🙏🏻
About how long per day did you spend preparing for the Tchaikovsky? All of your performances were stunning, and I’d love to know what it took to get the repertoire to that level!
Thank you very much for your comment and interest! The preparation for the competition was about 3 months long. That's the normal time frame I allow myself to prepare for any sort of event. Hope that helps! Thanks for following.
maestro de los maestros el pedro!!!
Thank you 😁
Grande Peter Number One :'
Thank you very much 😀😀
Amazing :)
Thanks!
3:20
Genius!!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
ate
Great playing! Is that a Shires trombone, possibly the Ralph Sauer model?
Thank you very much! That was my signature model Bel Canto made by Thein in Bremen 😀
1:33～2:12
Very difficult...
Awesome performance, Peter! But why isn’t Constanze accompanying you😂
Thank you very much. Constanze was busy performing solo recitals during this time frame.
Amazing
Thanks!
Mr. Steiner, I’m currently preparing this for an all state audition and would like to ask what kind of style would you say is best for this solo? I can’t stop listening to this recording though.
What do you mean by “style”? I would simply listen to all trombone records of it that you can get your hands on, get inspired, try it out yourself and play it the prettiest possible way 😀
❤️👍🙏 thanks
saw you at the university of oklahoma
Is your trombone a bit smaller than the average .547 bore horn, or are you just massively tall? This is gorgeous, you play it so effortlessly, a huge testament to your ability.
It’s a regular trombone 😁
Thanks so much!!
You play on Shires, yamaha, bach, Ghirardelli, or something else? Cause I'm so close to that sound of yours, but like my trombone just can't hit it.
This was my Thein BelCanto. Everything since the pandemic has been on my Bach A47XPS 👌🏻
@@PeterSteinerOfficial I gotcha. Well, you sound great.
'like it
which mouthpiece brand do you use? and what size?
My signature mouthpiece by willies brass in Japan 😀
@@PeterSteinerOfficial thank you for answer ^~^
have a nice day.
What mouthpiece do you use?
It’s my signature model STEINER by willie’s custom Brass in Japan
That's awesome 👍
What do you think about when you play?
Thanks! I think note to note and try to make every connection super smooth while thinking about the big singing melody 😀
Thank you for your advice
What kind of trombone do you play
That was a Thein Alto. On Tenor I play Bach A47XPS!
@@PeterSteinerOfficial oh cool thx so much
Bella rega
11:06
This one is better than the jorgen van rijen version in my opinion and many others sounds like Peter has some listening 🔥
Really appreciate it 🙏🏻
* Peter Steiner has done his listening ,you can hear it in his sound !
Where can I purchase this piece?
It should be available when you type it into google. It’s one of our most important pieces in the literature for the instrument!
@@PeterSteinerOfficial It is a great honor, to see that you've replied to my comment. You have such a great tone, and you play with so much integrity, dexterity, snd maturity.
www.hickeys.com/music/contests/ITA/gilberto_gagliardi_trombone_solo_competition/products/sku003512-grondahl-launy-concerto.php
I had to order it as soon as I got to the end of the video lol ;D
@@QuintonNG2000 THANK YOU!!!!!
Did he have it memorized?!!?!
Of course 😀
@@PeterSteinerOfficial That's wicked dude! Great job!!
What those eyebrows do tho
Great playing :P
Piano sounded amazing but the microphone for the trombone was a fail. Great playing though.
Glad you like the playing!
눈썹으로 연주하시는 것 같아요
Those eyebrows...
Legend says great brass players are born with a pair of eyebrows that grant them immense power
Bravo!!
Thanks 🙏🏻