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Low Brass Excerpts from Mahler Symphony No. 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ส.ค. 2012
- The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Trombone section (Colin Williams, Nathan Zgonc and George Curran) is joined by Bradley Palmer and tubist Andrew Miller (Alabama Symphony and CSU faculty member) performing excerpts from Mahler's Symphony #2 on a master class at the 2012 Southeast Trombone Symposium. The orchestra excerpts master class was held in Legacy Hall at the RiverCenter for the Performing arts on 21 June, 2012. The 2012 STS faculty included Colin Williams, Nathan Zgonc, George Curran, CSU Trombone Professor Bradley Palmer, and New York Metropolitan Opera Bass Trombonist Paul Pollard. The STS is held annually at the Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. www.columbusstate.edu/sts
Mahler was an awesome brass ochestrator, he could go from mellow brass band chorale to full on horror.
Lmao horror is about the best way to describe it
Perfect description, what range Mahler had/s
It's amazing how I can hear the trumpets and horns during the pauses.
This is exactly why two of them are in New York now. Amazing.
THIS type of playing is why I started seriously studying the trombone. Great work fellas!
I got to see them play in the orchestra in early 2016, absolutely amazing experience
I played this symphony a few years ago and listening to this brings back some fond memories
I love that warm sound.. ans still watching 2015..
Even 2018
Even 2020
2021
2022
2022 in the month of March
Playing Mahler 2 this year with my youth orchestra. I can only hope it goes as well as this....haha...hope.
Those high C's are so piercing! I love it!
That C at 2:09. Chills every time!
Last one was absolutely stunning.
He's got the power that I find few Tuba players do, which I REALLY like.
@@charleyhibschweiler4555 Andrew Jarvis from NZSO is a beast :)
Gives me the chills everytime.
2:12 Super awesome Mahler leg kick!
Freaking Colin Williams
Most beautiful low brass in all of classical music imo
gives me goosebumps every time
DAT HIGH C
Yeah!!!! This is a Low Brass Section. Congratulations
Unbelievable sound!
TUBA SO GOOD😙
dude this sounds so good.
Why so amazing
they call such people "brassholes" in the Orchestra
but I love them madly
Yeah! Get down! Bravo!
I think that tuba is Eric Bubacz. Not Andrew Miller. Cause he's my professor
A shame we can't see his head!
Where can I find music for the beginning of the video. This is my favorite excerpt ever and I would like to use it for my brass ensemble
Spettacolare ė dir poco,armonia !
これだから中低音はやめられない！
ARHRHHGRHARGAHR. SO CLOSE TO MAHLER 3. come on
I just want to know who are the 17 "don't like"
Wish you'd had the whole brass section lol
Efsanesiniz abilerim efsaneeğğ
Obligatory trombone here: does anyone know where I might find the final expert in the video? (Time stamp 3:45)
3:14
So many high Cs...
Jk I'm stupid. Ignore me please
This is a Cadets warm up
which comes from mahler 2 :)
B natural from bass trombone at 2:37 is why you buy a thayer valve, lol.
Wym lol
@@Graham_M Thayer sounds more open when the f attachment is actuated than the rotary valve...at least I believed that 8 years ago when I made that comment 🥴
@@racerboy5827 lmaooo imma be honest, was not expecting a reply
Egg-zaaactly! Very open sound on that B, not stuffy at all.
Which movement is this?
All of it is V.
Sounds like a couple people really trying to show off lol
Inner parts aren't tuning to top, and top is way out of balance, lower parts have no chance to play that loud
Respectfully, you have no clue what you are talking about :)
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