Little Fugue in G minore/ J.S. Bach edited Ron Barron

[@CALiPHCREATiONS]

Brilliant. Absolutely BRILLIANT.

[@tnix80]

great piece, greatest composer

[@CyberRose410]

The tones are so clear they sound like french horns. Nice, thanks for uploading!

[@SeattleOrganMan]

Hey advisor101. . .this is Syracuse University in New York State - Crouse Auditorium. The organ is a Holtkamp rebuild of an Estey rebuild of the original 19th-century Roosevelt tracker-action organ. It's about 50 years old now (+/-) and a fine instrument.

[@ooolala303]

TROMBONES?!?!?! BACH??!?!?! THAT'S what I thought!!! Then I listened. It was pretty freakin' good, people! Okay, so it was slower than usual, but it had to be: they're trombones, AND it was very clear! I am VERY impressed. Kudos!

[@advisorC101]

Thank you! I can see that most of the organ is unenclosed so that must mean its incredibly loud!
Thanks for taking the time to tell me.

[@ManicMindTrick]

LOL Yes finally respect for the ol´ tromb.

[@Shane9109]

Nice Bass...

[@RideTheSlide]

Ummm, ok, well, i was looking for Little Fugue in a flute choir... so this was um interesting....

[@darknova9]

well then, we have a problem don't we.

[@advisorC101]

Really nice arrangement, by the way where is this venue? I've seen that organ somewhere before.

[@Shane9109]

Most of the time its what's called lip trills, Takes a whole lot of practice to get it down.

[@musicalsarelife]

No, that's different. Flutter tonguing stays on one note, while a trill goes between two notes.

[@grothefro]

this looks like the crouse building at SU

[@twiddle7125]

How exactly do you do a trill on a trombone...I'm a violinist so I'm clueless about non-string instruments lol

[@darknova9]

It sounds great but u should have used more than just trombones, it makes it sound weird.