Back in the late 70's and early 80's,when this video aired, all young British trombonists,including me, were heavily influenced by the great studio player Don Lusher who used slide vibrato extensively.I agree,it now sounds dated and inappropriate and,if I played it played now,would use a more controlled lip vibrato.Styles change..
I prefer the slide vibrato than any other kind of vibrato. I feel like that slide vibrato really brings out the difference of the instrument to the others that have valves. Especially on pieces like czardas which is a piece for the violin. I like to think of the slide as a string on the violin. So I can get more feel of the piece. With this said, the slide vibrato is more my style.
Completely agree re the influence of Don Lusher - I was lucky enough to have him guest with our jazz orchestra when I was in my teens. Talk about being in awe of him - he was so professional and controlled in his playing. But, perhaps being old and old-fashioned myself, I don't think of it of your slide vib as dated. Perhaps classic or retro would be better terms? And I agree with Crary below that it is part of the character of the trombone. A decade later, do you still think of it as 'inappropriate'? Wonderful tone btw, Martin. Thanks for sharing.
This is some of the best trombone playing I have ever heard! It's really amazing how fast he can tongue. I can double tongue but this is truly amazing! I hope to be this good one day though it will likely never happen...
Martin Wilson is now and has been for years, principle trombone in the Ulster Orchestra, Belfast. An amazing trombone player. He also plays jazz and sings. What a God given talent!
Just wanted to give credit to this solo, it is the one that first got me to play trombone, I’m currently 4 years in, and I am thankful for this video Edit: Made Allstate for 9th/10th grade, and came back to what led me here in the first place
@@carson6495 I just started playing again after 2 years this weekend. I stopped to make time to major in jazz bass, but i picked it up as a hobby because i missed it.
Bella C. He was for me and now this seems easy (I've only been playing for one year but I practice every single day like 3-5 hours so this really isn't that fast) I could probably play this at double the speed. I'm sure if you try hard enough you'd get there fast
@@TheStickyKey It doesn't really matter wether or not you can play it fast. What matters is being able to play with great tone and quality etc. Good for you. You can play it fast, but I recommend just focusing on everything else, other than your speed.
@@TheStickyKey stfu I hate when people decide to leave a comment like "lol I can play this and I've only been playing for 2 years" stfu there is no way you could play this if you've only been playing for two years
I know this is a violin solo, but I havent found a trombone solo that I like of this song except for this one. The guys tone, and musical structure is the best of all the solos I've heard
Technically, its double tonguing. Explaining how its done is easy and doing it slow isnt too hard, but getting to a point where you can consistently do it that fast is hard to say the least
I've always loved V. Montis' Czardas, I listened to every instrumentalist version of this great piece But, I've never heard the title Czardas pronounced the way the narrator pronounced it at the beginning of the video! I learned how to pronounce it from a friend of my family and his wife! They said it was pronounced "Zardas"
Great job Martin! It's so nice to hear Czardas on a low brass instrument I've played low brass for over 20 years on a different instrument though, I play the baritone horn AKA a euphonium. I tried trombone in Jr. High school for a year but the director wanted me back on baritone because a made it sound more like music than the noise coming from the trombone I was playing.
Trombone player here, that is absolutely awesome. All around an incredible performance, but for me the outstanding and unique quality you have is your tone colour - so sweet and gorgeous ... and so good in the low register too, that is by far best I've heard, unlike most trombones that have that more harsh chainsaw sound, yours is super smooth and rich - I wonder how you do it! Hope you are still enjoying playing and entertaining audiences!
It's been like 6 years since I've first listened to this video, and it never ceases to amaze me how incredibly clean every single note is. I strive to be able to play with such clarity in my notes.
I remember listening to a different performance by Wilson because I wanted to hear Trombone solos but I could not find the video again. Glad I found this though!!! You have increased my admiration for trombone. Beautiful :)
I remember seeing this several months ago, and being astonished and inspired. Now I'm playing it tomorrow at my school's biggest concert of the year at Hill Auditorium. Thank you so much for posting this, it inspired me to push myself to become a better musician.
Goddamn 19 years old and that talent holy shit blown away. Am 21 and been playing 5 years and can almost double/triple tongue well. Secret is just practicing the “ta-ka” type tongue sound and just keep at it. Blown away by the absolute pure tone though absolute mastery in the craft
What I'm most impressed with is the double(and triple?) tongueing. Good job. You do the majestic trombone good service. I'm sure you impressed you professors in England with such great talent at such a young age!
Out standing trombone solo, certianly from the late great Don Lusher style of playing , you were born 40 years to late the british big band scene could have been doing with you ,their loss certainly someone elses gain.
it really is a great piece. He's playing this one in C/C minor. Lindberg does it in D/D minor. pretty tough. I did it in B flat, which seems to lay on the slide really easily if you can get all of the triple tonguing down. if you are a college/professional level player, don't think this is impossible! go for it! for all of you that think you'll never be this good, stop it! if you want to play it, then make it happen.
Great playing Martin - controlled and tasteful without resorting to comedy gimmicks. Impressive stuff. My only nostalgic comment is - what a pity this isn't on TV any more? people who say we aren't dumbing down are in LaLa land... Britain's Got talent - X-factor - complete nonsense....
One of my dad's pupils (RIP) aside the tuba for the Halle ex Guilhall and many more now global orchedtral working professionals. From a small town where Susan Boyle, Loius Capaldi and the CEO of Fender Instruments and formerly Disney emerged from, a gold mine of talent.
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My right ear feels lonely
Ivan Giongo hehe same
My left ear was jealous over my left one.
I don't get the ear comments
@@doomsday-bq5gp It's cause if you are wearing earbuds or headphones there's more sound through the left side than the right side
I just realized that
This is what I sound like in my head
Same.
Yup Same... I was Like I could do this... 10 sec later... UH I DEFENTLY CANT DO THAT 😂😂
Raiden P same
*listens back to recording* "sheesh nvm" done this way too many times
Raiden P, then practice. You might sound like this guy if you truly put your mind to it.
that guy can eat baby carrots with just his lips
writingworks this made my day lmao
writingworks 😂😂😂
what the .. XD
Ahahhahahhah
😂😂😂😂 You are a genius 🤣🤣🤣
Back in the late 70's and early 80's,when this video aired, all young British trombonists,including me, were heavily influenced by the great studio player Don Lusher who used slide vibrato extensively.I agree,it now sounds dated and inappropriate and,if I played it played now,would use a more controlled lip vibrato.Styles change..
I prefer the slide vibrato than any other kind of vibrato. I feel like that slide vibrato really brings out the difference of the instrument to the others that have valves. Especially on pieces like czardas which is a piece for the violin. I like to think of the slide as a string on the violin. So I can get more feel of the piece. With this said, the slide vibrato is more my style.
Yeah, but it looks more badass
Bro... I know you! You've never even played the trombone WTF?!?!
You were brilliant
Completely agree re the influence of Don Lusher - I was lucky enough to have him guest with our jazz orchestra when I was in my teens. Talk about being in awe of him - he was so professional and controlled in his playing.
But, perhaps being old and old-fashioned myself, I don't think of it of your slide vib as dated. Perhaps classic or retro would be better terms? And I agree with Crary below that it is part of the character of the trombone. A decade later, do you still think of it as 'inappropriate'?
Wonderful tone btw, Martin. Thanks for sharing.
That guy has two tongues.
What he hell thats like quadruple quadruple tonguing
Frank Rosolino and Martin Wilson are the only trombonists I know in history that could play like that.
RY3X UPSB
"Quadruple Quadruple" tonguing doesn't exist, just really fast double tonguing and triple tonguing :)
Tim Osterhus lionel fumeaux makes these guys look like 6th graders trying out and instrument
@@baylis5489 yup
Octouple tongue
This is some of the best trombone playing I have ever heard! It's really amazing how fast he can tongue. I can double tongue but this is truly amazing! I hope to be this good one day though it will likely never happen...
Noah Davis I can sorta tongue like he could just my notes would not sound as good as his did...they were perfection
i give great head. might get into trombone then
@@Abigart69 damn
Is he playing on an alto trombone, or is it a tenor?
@@gliptodonte_ tenor
Martin Wilson is now and has been for years, principle trombone in the Ulster Orchestra, Belfast. An amazing trombone player. He also plays jazz and sings. What a God given talent!
How old is he now??????????
@@danielm17 He’d be about 57 or 58 by now
Tyvm
trombone goals
Seriously tho
Lol
I'll try but...
Just wanted to give credit to this solo, it is the one that first got me to play trombone, I’m currently 4 years in, and I am thankful for this video
Edit: Made Allstate for 9th/10th grade, and came back to what led me here in the first place
W
What state? I was in Allstate for 7-12grade
@@erikosberg2678 Florida concert
This let's me know my speakers are backward. Thank you.
I just realized mine are backwards after reading your comment.
Wow! It sounds like a French horn. That's amazing!
link11341 Correction, it sounds like a trombone ;)
Thank god this video was posted, we almost forgot just how '70s that haircut is.
xDDDDDDD
It's hot
Completely unstyled. I love it
wow, im a trombonist myself, im 13, and my symphony played this song song last year, and just wow
Michael Abbo Same.
+Michael Abbo I miss playing my trombone, i would go play it now but i left all of my mouth pieces at school.
@@carson6495 I just started playing again after 2 years this weekend. I stopped to make time to major in jazz bass, but i picked it up as a hobby because i missed it.
I'm gonna go and practice now😂
Haylee Woodward Same haha
Same lol
I almost got a 60 on my report card cause im trash at band
same. (even tho i play trumpet)
Someone to aspire to. Gonna go practice now...
Bella C. He was for me and now this seems easy (I've only been playing for one year but I practice every single day like 3-5 hours so this really isn't that fast) I could probably play this at double the speed. I'm sure if you try hard enough you'd get there fast
Spencer Lininger ur profile pic is sans stop kidding urself, playing fast doesn’t mean shit of ur tone is ass like yours probably is.
@@TheStickyKey It doesn't really matter wether or not you can play it fast. What matters is being able to play with great tone and quality etc. Good for you. You can play it fast, but I recommend just focusing on everything else, other than your speed.
Spencer Lininger - stop flexing
@@TheStickyKey stfu I hate when people decide to leave a comment like "lol I can play this and I've only been playing for 2 years" stfu there is no way you could play this if you've only been playing for two years
I know this is a violin solo, but I havent found a trombone solo that I like of this song except for this one. The guys tone, and musical structure is the best of all the solos I've heard
My right ear loved this video
Kade Hennacy *were
A Freezing Gamer same
headphones are backwards
Outstanding! Sensational!! Incredible technique! A Prodigy! Beautiful tone, and expressive phrasing!
Every single time I listen to this it absolutely mesmerizes me in a way parallel to no other. Truly amazing.
my left ear enjoyed it
hahahahahahaha lmao I was just thinking that
maniko | St. Georgener Musikanten my left headphone is broken on the pair of headphones im wearing so rip
Did your right ear hear out of tune?
Daaaaamn, he either makes his partners really happy or injures them in some way.
bruh
What a beautiful tone! Beautiful playing by Martin Wilson all the way around. I give him 5 stars.
How the hell does one tongue like that
years of practice
Technically, its double tonguing. Explaining how its done is easy and doing it slow isnt too hard, but getting to a point where you can consistently do it that fast is hard to say the least
You scrubs don't even play percussion.
Standard Trevor it's base,
Brass,
lol his eyebrows when hes playing fast
oh yeah yeah
This is my favorite trombone song, one of my favorite songs of all time.
I play trombone as well, nice instrument to play
I thought I could play trombone but then THIS guy "wait a .... 64th note!" Psh! Absolutely amazing & a great example of the power of music.
Selten einen solch herausragender Posaunen-Solist gehört !!! Bravissimo !!!!!
This video is first movie that i watch trombone's solo.
Very nostalgic. Bravo！
I played Trombone from 6th grade thru High School...no one knows just how good this is
Wow, amazingly clean, even the trills were spot on.
Best trombone solo ever 😍
Gerardo Gomez NO, YOU SHOULD SEE JOSEPH ALESSI PLAY "BLUE BELLS OF SCOTLAND" IT'S INSANE
Mr. Atomic Yes that is correct. Have you heared fantastic polka performed by him?
Nelson Moreno yes love it
Mr. Atomic Who wouldn't? I wish he would perform fly or die. That would be great to hear
Nelson Moreno yes!
Guys... I believe that I have a Tromboner.
i hate when pepole say that
Fuscolino hahaha eric
Lmao
Me too😳
Fantastic tone!!! I really enjoyed this!!!
Maestro Wilson, with slide vibrato and all, the 'voice' is unique and stunningly well played. Bravo!!
My left ear really enjoyed this. 👍
you are a brilliant trombonist sir, thank you for posting this.
I am a trumpet player and couldn't help but admire his control and technique!! Great video! :)
I've always loved V. Montis' Czardas, I listened to every instrumentalist version of this great piece But, I've never heard the title Czardas pronounced the way the narrator pronounced it at the beginning of the video! I learned how to pronounce it from a friend of my family and his wife! They said it was pronounced "Zardas"
Great job Martin! It's so nice to hear Czardas on a low brass instrument I've played low brass for over 20 years on a different instrument though, I play the baritone horn AKA a euphonium. I tried trombone in Jr. High school for a year but the director wanted me back on baritone because a made it sound more like music than the noise coming from the trombone I was playing.
I'm not sure why I'm replying to a 2 year old comment, but if you haven't seen Baadsvik play this on Tuba, it's a must watch!
@@CCChicken I've seen that video! It was great too, but, I enjoyed listened to the trombone version better!
2020 e eu assistindo esse vídeo fantástico novamente! É incrível! Quanta técnica!!!
How do you even...
triple tonguing super freaking fast
Joe Noble double tongueing bro
Joe Phillips triple tonguing bro
Quadruple tonguing bro
say "tig guh dee" 3x fast and practice until you pick up the muscle memory.
this man is my inspiration
Same
James Ho same
Trombone player here, that is absolutely awesome. All around an incredible performance, but for me the outstanding and unique quality you have is your tone colour - so sweet and gorgeous ... and so good in the low register too, that is by far best I've heard, unlike most trombones that have that more harsh chainsaw sound, yours is super smooth and rich - I wonder how you do it! Hope you are still enjoying playing and entertaining audiences!
Excelente trombón, mis respetos maestro.
The melancholic entrence is what brings me back every single time.
It's been like 6 years since I've first listened to this video, and it never ceases to amaze me how incredibly clean every single note is. I strive to be able to play with such clarity in my notes.
Hi
I remember listening to a different performance by Wilson because I wanted to hear Trombone solos but I could not find the video again. Glad I found this though!!! You have increased my admiration for trombone. Beautiful :)
are you thinking of his carnival of venice performance?
Yes! I am elated to listen to that performance again! I thought I would never find it again. Thank you so much!!!
Best trombonist I've heard in my long lifetime of playing trombone. If only...... Oh well. I can dream can't I?
One of the greatest pieces of trombone work I have ever heard.
This is really brilliant trombone.
if only tommy dorsey could come back down from heaven and play a duet with you
WOW! Such a deep dark tone out of that smaller tenor! DAMN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I DIG. I DIG ALOT!
813.764 people listened this with their left ear. Pls upload your video with default sound settings.(if its possible) xD
I remember seeing this several months ago, and being astonished and inspired. Now I'm playing it tomorrow at my school's biggest concert of the year at Hill Auditorium. Thank you so much for posting this, it inspired me to push myself to become a better musician.
How was it?
@@AL-wc8oyTerrible. He died halfway through.
This is one of the best trombone solos I have ever heard in my life. Does anybody know where I can find the sheet music to this
Did you find it?
Did you find it?
Transcribe it u bitch!
Did you find it?
When I look up “worlds best trombone player” this video always comes up
The wiggle with his hands is something I learned I kid you not naturally in my 4th year playing trombone.
This is unique. My trombone days are not over yet.
I have been playing trombone for 2 years and enjoy it
Thanks,Alex,keep up your studies,the trombone is a great instrument.... you know that!
Goddamn 19 years old and that talent holy shit blown away. Am 21 and been playing 5 years and can almost double/triple tongue well. Secret is just practicing the “ta-ka” type tongue sound and just keep at it. Blown away by the absolute pure tone though absolute mastery in the craft
Bought these duets from Bob some time ago and really like them a lot! Great to use for teaching also.
Wow, never saw a trombonist that quality, best trombonist who already got to know!
holy shit is that a 6 1/2 on a tenor?!?!?!?! and a freaking amazing sound?!?!
When the hell did this format get so screwed ?? The first time I watched this video years ago it wasnt messed up like this. Thanks youtube
Well done for ANY age. Very smooth and relaxed. Amazing job, Mr. Wilson!
his sound and technics are fucking awesome..
he's playing the almost hardest solo for trombone fucking perfekt :o
Wow. Triple tonguing. I can't even do all that. I salute you bro. Well done!
This is the best, super, I love it. congratulations
My left ear loved this piece.
Wow, What an astounding sound on a small tenor and mouthpiece
music in the 80's was just better than today's. lol
HOW?!? How is this guy only 19 in this, fumazing
What I'm most impressed with is the double(and triple?) tongueing. Good job. You do the majestic trombone good service. I'm sure you impressed you professors in England with such great talent at such a young age!
Que sonido tan maravilloso!!!!!
Some mighty fine playing!
My left ear deserved to hear this. My right ear on the other hand, has not been behaving itself sufficiently.
Merci beaucoup excellent artiste Philippe Galice
i agree with the title, it sounds , i actully don't know how to describe this, it's just like a symphony with just one person
What a great solo keep up the work!
I've watched this like 300 times, os my trombone goal
Hi,
sounds like Urbie Green!!!
It' s so nice to hear more smoothness in the trombone!
I play trombone, but can only dream of playing something this good. Plus I started a few weeks ago, and haven't learned much yet.
Bryce Gunter how’s it going now?
This is truly incredible
1:19 I love that note so much, its just so satisfying
If he's this good at 19, he'll be a certified virtuoso by the time he's in his twenties, easily. 😮
bruh
What an astonishing musician,staggering technique.
¡Que hermosa interpretación por Dios!
Holy...I'm in love. Amazing.
Two set violin needs to see this
Out standing trombone solo, certianly from the late great Don Lusher style of playing , you were born 40 years to late the british big band scene could have been doing with you ,their loss certainly someone elses gain.
I need to learn to play this my gosh
ya you and me both
I love your tone. It's so smooth
I have no idea how many times i have watched this lol
it really is a great piece. He's playing this one in C/C minor. Lindberg does it in D/D minor. pretty tough. I did it in B flat, which seems to lay on the slide really easily if you can get all of the triple tonguing down. if you are a college/professional level player, don't think this is impossible! go for it! for all of you that think you'll never be this good, stop it! if you want to play it, then make it happen.
my left ear really enjoyed this.
+ironicasian98 ahahahah
+ironicasian98 same
I know right
lol same
Damn I said the same thing without seeing your comment now everyone gonna think I copied and pasted
Great playing Martin - controlled and tasteful without resorting to comedy gimmicks. Impressive stuff. My only nostalgic comment is - what a pity this isn't on TV any more? people who say we aren't dumbing down are in LaLa land... Britain's Got talent - X-factor - complete nonsense....
One of my dad's pupils (RIP) aside the tuba for the Halle ex Guilhall and many more now global orchedtral working professionals. From a small town where Susan Boyle, Loius Capaldi and the CEO of Fender Instruments and formerly Disney emerged from, a gold mine of talent.