Hindemith "Sonata for Trombone and Piano" - Jeremy Wilson & Caleb Harris
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2024
- Here it is! The "standard of all standards", the Hindemith Sonata is a tour de force for both trombonist and piano, played expertly here by Maestro Caleb Harris. Thanks so much for watching!
0:00 Mvt 1 - Allegro moderato maestoso
3:07 Mvt 2 - Allegretto grazioso
5:55 Mvt 3 - Swashbuckler's Song
8:00 Mvt 4 - Allegro moderato maestoso
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Caleb Harris is playing a terrifying difficult piano sonata with a trombone accompaniment.
Lets be honest - Its more like Hindemith Piano Sonata for Piano and Trombone basso continuo.
A beautifully controlled performance - I could sit and listen to that tone a lot. In fact , I think I'll play it again ... and again ... and again ... fab.
Excellent, Jeremy's sound is always so beautiful
This is Phenomenal! Bravo Jeremy!
Awesome performance Jeremy!
Bravo! Wonderful singing quality to Jeremy's playing. Definitely a quality I'd like to bring to my own playing.
Amazing!
I love this sonata❤❤
Wonderful tone
Maravilhosos!
maestroooo!!!!
Makes me want to dig it back out.
HE UPLOADED! And to think I just performed this for my Jury last semester... haha
Beautiful performance. Great playing Caleb!
Thanks Joseph!
You guys have this figured out! If this were jazz, I say you sounded "tight".
I love playing these sonates. Hindemith's piano writing is deliciously unique.
I have decided to perform the Trumpet Sonate - playing trumpet.
I'll coach the pianist.
"This is yours here, right?"
"Yeah."
"MMMM-hmmm! This IS a tasty burger!"
GREAT SOUND, Mr. Wilson.
ok, can somebody tell me what Brand of horn he is playing on, ive been looking for this brand for a while I just don't know what the brand is.
All the technique in the multiverse is moot... minus a GREAT SOUND!!!!!
BRAVO!!!!!!!
Mr. Wilson - what make/model trombone are you playing here? (and is it an 'old badass' one from whenever/wherever, or can a trombonist buy a NEW one that will produce that sound - I do realize that the mouthpiece used matters - as well as what an individual is capable of playing, etc...)
former French hornist - Houston Symphony / Orchestra Texas / Paragon Brass Ensemble / badass university bands - and superduper pianist, of course!
It seems to be an Edwards, with the bell mostly unlaquered. I’m not sure the model. Edwards are good horns, with dark and warm sounds. They aren’t as easy to play as shires, but they are great horns.