Wycliffe Gordon "C Jam Blues" Central Park, NYC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2012
- Wycliffe Gordon performing "C Jam Blues" by Duke Ellington in Central Park, NYC. The performance was part of "Great Jazz on the Great Hill," a free concert and celebration of jazz in one of New York City's most iconic locations. August 18, 2012. Wycliffe Gordon on trombone, Adrian Cunningham on sax, Ehud Asherie on Piano and Lawrence Leathers on drums.
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Wycliffe is one of the most FREE OF LIMITS musicians I know. Wonderful!
One of the best brass player.
I've been drinking the whole night and just discovered this man on trombone , helped me better than a cold beer.
beatiful TS solo, takes his time, nice commping on piano
Adrian's sax solo is one of my all time favorites. Genius with technique and range. That solo is from his soul, you can feel it. Wycliffe too!
Nice homage to Bach in the piano solo! Sweet!
Wycliffe Gorgon is hands down the best living trombone player in all styles if not best ever to live. I hope to meet him one day.
Darren Smith I agree that he is, but Mr. Gordon has been awarded best trombone player several times
Bill Watrous tho...
I am a senior in high school and I will be performing WITH him on the 31st of this month!
You will find him quite approachable and easy to talk to.
He cool
i need that mouthpiece!!!!!! this is greatness
I see we have the same taste in music
Suavo Jones it's a Wycliffe Gordon Hybrid, i'm pretty sure
I hear a lot of Stanley Turintine in Adrian's playing. Awesome
I love this man.
This is amazing! Thank-you thank-you thank-you, you lovely people!
Adrian Cunningham
You're amazing man! Congratulations from Brazil!!! Love you
Oh My...Juke Joint Blues....Felt this in my soul!
Amazing!
6:44-7:02 Splanky!!!
Fro yes!
That's where I know it from
I was searching through all of my old music folders trying to remember where I knew that riff from
Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! from Italy .
6:44 reminded me Diana Krall's Love me Like a Man, but I LOVED IT! Fantastic version, solos were amazing
esse cara è o melhor que tem
Ah oui,bien gras le blues,j 'aime!Toute la Nouvelle Orléans est lá!Et moi avec!Embarqué je suis!Quelle invention!!!
Fuckin' Soprano trombone with a God-damn crossover mouthpiece? And he still sounds good? I quit.
i like wicliffe play the trompette verry nice
Amazing
oh right. fair enough. great improv. so inspiring
Maravilha!
Go Adrian!
Super!!!
Fantastico
Mandam muito bem
wow
Супер, браво
this tenor... jesus!
nice bach quote on piano!
Haha, I learned that shortly after I commented this because I went on a mad internet hunt for one. Then I felt really dumb not already knowing about soprano trombones, and being a trombonist...crap haha.
NICE.........................
That's cool
Bach at 4:50
What piece is this?
Miss Mendes Cantata BWV 147 "Jesu Joy of Mans Desiring"
miguelconditioning Thank you!
I'm trying to incorporate that to my solos now ahah Sounds quite nice
That is some SERIOUS CHOPS!!
indeed it is. its in the title ;)
PS like seeing this in Black and white!
OMG a bach invention piece is included in the piano solo! D:
I like it im swinging
Bach!!!
4:52 that Bach chorale yo!
NOW WHERE IN THE HELL DO YOU FIND A TINY TROMBONE
Amazon
From a tiny music store.
Thomas Mann Germany
I heard a bit of NOLA in that t-bone solo
Great music LoL!!!
Jajaja yeah!!!!
Splanky Special at 6.42
Why does the sound come out like that in the beginning? I've never heard a sound come out of a trombone naturally like that before
He's using the attack of his tongue to accent it that way
Lots of textures can be achieved by use of the tongue and adjusting the embouchure. I play predominantly bass bone and although I've played tenor far longer, find those adjustments far easier on bass bone.
Well yes it is now. It wasn't when I made the post
3:00
Great video!
The name of the song is "C jam blues" by Duke Ellington :)
Omg
10:19 Haha, there's a kid in the background singing "Hi-dee-hi-dee-ho"!
What kind if modification did he do to that slide trumpet to fit a trombone mouthpiece?
Hybrid mouthpiece by chasons
I know that 3 years passed but this is alto trombone. Not a slide trumpet ✌️
@@HamalonHamilton Nope. Alto trombone is a good bit bigger, and doesn't sound too different from a tenor in terms of color.
This is Soprano Trombone/Slide Trumpet, whatever you want to call it.
The reason the mouthpiece looks big is because its a custom make "Wybrid".
Who's on bass? He's killin
please tell me someone what kid of mouthpiece is Wycliffe using on trumpet at 01:30 I need one big like this one.
It's a hybrid trumpet/trombone mouthpiece. It has the rim of a trombone mouthpiece with the cup depth of a trumpet mouthpiece.
thx a lot!
Who's on tenor?
I may be a little confused, but I don’t fully know what I’m talking about when it comes to this kind of stuff- How is he playing on that small of a trombone with such a large mouthpiece? Don’t those types of trombones usually use trumpet-like mouthpieces? Also, does anybody know the names of the mouth piece and trombone (I believe it’s a soprano trombone) that he uses? I’m very interested😏
I may be wrong, but I think it's something he had designed for it, and it's a piccolo trombone
@@dawsongreene460 Yes the mouthpiece is made for him, but available for purchase on his website. It's a hybrid or "wybrid" with a trombone rim and trumpet shank.
Wycliffe's own mouthpiece with a trombone rim and trumpet shank. You can purchase on his website. The soprano trombone was made for him. Also available for purchase for the amateur musician at BAC.
Soprano trombone is pitched like a trumpet, so an octave higher than a normal/tenor trombone. However, thus hybrid mouthpiece others talk about gives him added textures blending contrasts of trombone and trumpet.
5:18 opus de funk
If you are referring to the soprano trombone section i completely agree with you, otherwise i think it was fine.
That drummer had no energy for what that sax player was speaking
WHY IS DIS DUDE GOING BACK IN AFTER EVERY NOT IN THE BEGINNING? Ya know you could just stay at 4th right?
STEVE LEVELEVE He is a professional jazz trombone player, he obviously knows that. He's going back to 1st to give the note that unique accent in the beginning.
It’s for the accent and he starts the note before he’s at 4th so it gives it a jazzy sound
gimmick slide trumpet
Adrian Cunningham