Andante et Allegro was the solo I had to learn for my All-State band audition back in High School. I don't think I could have memorized the entire solo. However, it was a challenge and a joy to learn!
My regiment for the past few weeks has been practice the piece, take a water break while listening to you, and then practing again. You are the model of my success.
i think it would be a great testament not only to the musical connection between you and your accompanist but his considerable technique to perform the hindemith sonata for trombone and piano. i feel like your tone is ideal for that kind of piece...especially in all the grandiose mid-register playing. i’d truly love to hear it.
Listening to this brings genuine tears to my eyes. The tone, the expression, the passion you put into the piece. Truly amazing. It would be stupid for me not to look up to you and your playing.
This is crazy!! I subscribed after watching your performance of "Romance", which was my solo for competition this year. "Andante et Allegro" was my solo last year!
8th grader trombone here from southeast Texas. Playing this is a young artists competition in January. This piece is super fun to play. Working on low range, which means I’m working on my higher range as well. I’m going against a peer who is playing Morceau Symphonique. Both are very beautiful pieces. I listen to this everyday to get familiar with the sound and emotion. Thanks for sharing!
Very well played. I know the piece since I‘ve played it myself at a competition for young musicians here in Germany. It‘s really great! Which trombone are you playing? Sounds wonderful...
i feel like i could play this so much better if i could get into my upper range (high g through b flat) but i can never do it without blatting 😔 this is such a good performance, though !!
@@aletheia874an exercise you can try is play a b flat, then get louder and louder until it just naturally changes partials. This is obviously not how high notes work entirely, but it’s that air support that you’re working on. Just think of using your ab muscles to push it out, instead of using your lips to force it.
I seriously have to play this in a few weeks. As a freshman in high school. I’m just a bit stressed and overwhelmed by it, but I’m sure I’ll do good. Or at least that’s what everyone hopes and expects of me.
Not really, the piece is pretty straight forward. Makes a good solo piece for intermediate players. Watch out for the ninetuplets in the beginning melody. If you aren't great with control, the partials in the allegro may mess you up. Take the allegro at slower speeds and build muscle memory before attempting faster speeds if the ending becomes an issue. Wish you the best of luck.
It makes me sad the fact that I wouldn't be able to even play this horribly mainly bc I'm only in 8th grade but going to all regions next week symphonic band
I'm going into 8th grade this Summer and I'm practicing this. It is definitely VERY difficult. I'm hoping to audition for all-state band with this in 10th grade. Keep practicing, and you'll get there eventually.
@@Marth8880 I personally find Lenthe's version of Andante painfully slow. The tempo marking is a quarter = 52 on my copy, and even this version is slower than that.
Hi Jeremy , I really enjoyed your performance and I also appreciate the of the piece payed very accurate . In addtion , it would have been much better for the recording to less gloomy and boxy sound on low and middle range of the trombone frequency . Congratulations
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He be out here flexing with that god tier tone
Thank you Tamikaze, very cool
Thank you for sharing with us
@@bruh60297 Franco?
@@jerbungo9797 😳
i play french horn but like.. damn
Andante et Allegro was the solo I had to learn for my All-State band audition back in High School. I don't think I could have memorized the entire solo. However, it was a challenge and a joy to learn!
@I'm not human. how'd your audition go?
@@nathanwilliams2159 buddy that was 3 years ago
@@johnsimpsen5 i love you
l@@nathanwilliams2159 v school
@@nathanwilliams2159 id like to apologize for my comment. i must have been drunk when i wrote it. i am deeply sorry.
My regiment for the past few weeks has been practice the piece, take a water break while listening to you, and then practing again. You are the model of my success.
Update: Finally done with all my college auditions. Thank you so much for this vid
ditto
i think it would be a great testament not only to the musical connection between you and your accompanist but his considerable technique to perform the hindemith sonata for trombone and piano. i feel like your tone is ideal for that kind of piece...especially in all the grandiose mid-register playing. i’d truly love to hear it.
Bravo! 👏👏👏beautiful performance🙂
Your sound is incredible! Thank you for sharing this.
Such rich deep tones. I really love his performance. Thank you for posting it and sharing such a magical musical moment with the world. ❤
I’m doing an excerpt of this for my youth orchestra audition on Monday. I’m also doing this whole piece for my solo project next year in band.
Andante: 0:00
Allegro: 4:39
Your a hero.
Andante ni kwa mwendo wa taratibu, Allegro ni kwa mwendo wa haraka
Yay, another upload! Thank you for your wonderful music!
Listening to this brings genuine tears to my eyes. The tone, the expression, the passion you put into the piece. Truly amazing. It would be stupid for me not to look up to you and your playing.
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Who the hell disliked? I just wanna talk.
Dislikers: People who can't even play the first note correctly.
La envidia a veces no es buena
I play the trumpet, but this makes me truly happy!!!
This is crazy!! I subscribed after watching your performance of "Romance", which was my solo for competition this year. "Andante et Allegro" was my solo last year!
I just performed this piece today for my band project and it went really well!
Love your tempos. Very artistic.
Its a beautiful song💫🎼🎵🎶
I’m playing this for my jury
8th grader trombone here from southeast Texas. Playing this is a young artists competition in January. This piece is super fun to play. Working on low range, which means I’m working on my higher range as well. I’m going against a peer who is playing Morceau Symphonique. Both are very beautiful pieces. I listen to this everyday to get familiar with the sound and emotion. Thanks for sharing!
are you a prodigy
@@viibo5752 yeee why
Played Morceau last year and now i’m going to give this one a try
@@leocataldo7510 best of luck!
Oh wow, I just came across this. I played it for a jury selection in 1992 or 1993, fun piece to perform.
Very well played. I know the piece since I‘ve played it myself at a competition for young musicians here in Germany. It‘s really great! Which trombone are you playing? Sounds wonderful...
He is playing ur mom
It's an Edward's with a satin finish. Not sure the exact specs
I chose this as my solo ensemble music ❤
i feel like i could play this so much better if i could get into my upper range (high g through b flat) but i can never do it without blatting 😔 this is such a good performance, though !!
you just gotta aggressively work on your high range
WHAT FINALLY ANOTHER PERSON WHOS FAMILIAR WITH THE TERM BLATTING every musician looks at me like I'm clueless whenever I say that term.
i finally got my register to where i could play this lmao it was a struggle
@@aggayeet6962 any tips?
@@aletheia874an exercise you can try is play a b flat, then get louder and louder until it just naturally changes partials. This is obviously not how high notes work entirely, but it’s that air support that you’re working on. Just think of using your ab muscles to push it out, instead of using your lips to force it.
I seriously have to play this in a few weeks. As a freshman in high school. I’m just a bit stressed and overwhelmed by it, but I’m sure I’ll do good. Or at least that’s what everyone hopes and expects of me.
same
How'd it go? I played Topaz my sophomore year and somehow got a 1. Playing this this coming year... and I'm a senior XD
Suono meraviglioso bellissimo grazie!
Well this is the best thing I've heard.
Sounds great!
Great work on this. Well done! I enjoy your stylistic choices and expression. This piece is beautiful!
If we have solo/ensemble contest this is the solo I’m playing
At my school in day band all the grade 12 band students have a solo project and this is the piece I’m doing this year for my solo project.
damn his tone is so good
Wow! Really great performance! Wonderful sound! What trombone and mouthpiece do you play?
Bro still hasn’t been answered
Amazing
Excellent playing
It's funny how you have pornography and military videos side by side in your favorites. Why would you use youtube for that?
@@janeisnotokay3284 why you going through his shit
@@alexandereckley899 I saw his profile pic and wanted to check if he had any performance videos, turns out he doesnt
@@janeisnotokay3284 you don't need to share that shit with the public it's his business not yours
@@alexandereckley899 But he is the one displaying it publicly.
So I'm planning on performing this piece soon. Is there any things that make this piece a challenge in general???
Deluxe 1of1 Freaking ninetuplets
Me too :D
Not really, the piece is pretty straight forward. Makes a good solo piece for intermediate players. Watch out for the ninetuplets in the beginning melody. If you aren't great with control, the partials in the allegro may mess you up. Take the allegro at slower speeds and build muscle memory before attempting faster speeds if the ending becomes an issue. Wish you the best of luck.
@@tamikaze3751 k man thanks for the heads up
@@tamikaze3751 the ninetuplets are the hardest part in the song.
It makes me sad the fact that I wouldn't be able to even play this horribly mainly bc I'm only in 8th grade but going to all regions next week symphonic band
I'm going into 8th grade this Summer and I'm practicing this. It is definitely VERY difficult. I'm hoping to audition for all-state band with this in 10th grade. Keep practicing, and you'll get there eventually.
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Man, playing this with a bass trombone is a fun challenge. Those High Bs are nice
Does anyone know what mouthpiece he is using?
looks like some sort of gold plated mouthpiece
@@sean.trombonesherlock
4:38 Allegro
この人の音好きだなぁ
Allegro 4:38
Great performance! Why take Andante so fast though?
Do you mean Allegro?
@@braedenalberstein5128 Nope, Andante. I always heard it played a lot slower, as does Carl Lenthe himself :o
@@Marth8880 the title is Allegro
@@Marth8880 I personally find Lenthe's version of Andante painfully slow. The tempo marking is a quarter = 52 on my copy, and even this version is slower than that.
his trombone speaks
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Don't mind me, practicing this song and I just need some positions, 4:40
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bruh
Hi Jeremy , I really enjoyed your performance and I also appreciate the of the piece payed very accurate .
In addtion , it would have been much better for the recording to less gloomy and boxy sound on low and middle range of the trombone frequency . Congratulations
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