Song for Bilbao-Central Washington University Jazz Band 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2015
- The Central Washington University Jazz Band 1, under the direction of Chris Bruya, performs Alan Baylock's arrangement of Pat Metheny's "Song for Bilbao" at the CWU 2015 Fall Quarter Jazz Night concert.
Soloists:
Skyler Floe-Trumpet
Lucas Simpson-Alto Saxophone
Taylor Edwards-Drum Set - เพลง
That alto solo was sick!!!
Jack Zucker yeah he did @3:38
@@JackZucker 3:38 lmao
@@JackZucker He literally plays Chord tone arpeggios at 3:38
Beatiful! Great alto solo, logical, clean, full of ideas!
Wow, a wonderful arrangement and performance! From now on, my most favorite Bilbao rendition.
Also, everyone looks very civilized.
Killer alto solo!
Brilliant arrangement and performance, BRAVO!
Most cool.
Amazing!!
Great trumpet solo
Love this. Gotta have some gumption cover this song make it sound worthy... they did & they did. Bravo.
Amazing
Jesus Christ those trumpets
YEAH! STELLAR! Nicho from the UNT One O'clock Lab Band 2011!!
ese saxo🎷!!!!!
Super!
William Ward on Lead trumpet? He is a grad student at UNT now
What camera did you use to capture this? What an incredible zoom and great sound quality..
It's a handheld HD video camera, not sure the brand. The audio is recorded and mastered by CWU, then I mix it with the live video
this is pretty good....
A cut above.
Awesome!!Are they all university studets?What an amazing performance!!
Mana Suzuki Yes
Baggins?
So it was written for a guitar player by a guitar player and there is no guitar player?
Pat Metheny was a trumpet player before he was a guitarist and influenced by his older brother, Mike, who was a trumpet player as well. It's no wonder that Pat's guitar sound, resembles a trumpet on a lot of his recordings.
Guitar can always be improved upon by being replaced with a piano or sax.
I like this recording because the lead trumpet screws up a little. It's good to be reminded that they're human.
On the solo? If he’s confident enough there are no mistakes
@@mikeyeyey8678lol, that's what my choral director used to say, "a wrong note sung with confidence is an interpretation". BTW, isn't the soloist playing second trumpet?
@@mikeprevost8650 haha, definitely true words from your choral director. Not actually sure what the chair arrangements for this particular ensemble is, I’ve been in jazz ensembles where the lead trumpet was actually the second player starting from the left. Jazz trumpet chair arrangements are always a little weird though, and aren’t exactly set up in a way where the best player is first chair, worse player is last chair, ect.
It feels good to watch other people fail?
2:46 what is that a fucking double A?
Yeah a double A