The OG of the modern tenor and bass trombone, Charlie took Jacobs's and Kleinhammer's concepts and came up with the most beautiful trombone sound since Dorsey and Pulis. Charlie is proof that, when you move your air well and go for great sound and beautiful phrasing, it beats "correct", "orthodox" playing (at least from a subjective, musical standpoint- and isn't that what art is ultimately about??) every time.
It's interesting how often he takes a breath. I wonder if he is over doing it in consideration of the people buzzing, or if that is how he would naturally play the etude.
Johnathan Curtman playing with a sound like that takes a ton of air. Also, he’s said in a few interviews that the biggest impact of him aging was his reduced air capacity(still amazing sound).he might have done it for the others but i believe that’s just how he plays it.
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The OG of the modern tenor and bass trombone, Charlie took Jacobs's and Kleinhammer's concepts and came up with the most beautiful trombone sound since Dorsey and Pulis. Charlie is proof that, when you move your air well and go for great sound and beautiful phrasing, it beats "correct", "orthodox" playing (at least from a subjective, musical standpoint- and isn't that what art is ultimately about??) every time.
Man, I love this!!!
It's interesting how often he takes a breath. I wonder if he is over doing it in consideration of the people buzzing, or if that is how he would naturally play the etude.
Johnathan Curtman playing with a sound like that takes a ton of air. Also, he’s said in a few interviews that the biggest impact of him aging was his reduced air capacity(still amazing sound).he might have done it for the others but i believe that’s just how he plays it.
I heard that you need to blow more air to Bach than the Shires or Edwards...
Full study? buzz with a great sound in sound and mind. and produce this kind of sound on your instrument..... thats it.
They're minerals!
I want to see somebody play that cimbasso
Big work man
check out Mattis Cederberg on the net.
can somebody please tell me the name of the song he is playing
Etude No. 2 from "Melodious Etudes for Trombone: selected from the vocalises of Marco Bordogni", Volume 1. Transcribed by Joannes Rochut.
Song and wind
bordoni vocalises
Bordogni, not Bordoni
Mattis Cederberg
Buzz cult.