Bolero on my 1929 Conn 40H “Ballroom” trombone with Griego 7B mouthpiece.

Playing Ravel’s Bolero on my 1929 Conn 40H “Ballroom” Trombone with Griego 7B mouthpiece.
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[@eumoka]

Outstanding playing from a Spanish trombonist.

[@BrianJohnstonTrombone]

Sounds very nice. Definitely appropriate for Bolero - was surprised how warm the upper register is!

[@w0zoo]

Amazing what you can find in a Mulcahy closet! We're glad it's still sliding! Wish we could hear it in person!

[@langebone]

ahh yes the Cirq de Symphony! We did this in Boston a few years ago - it was the opening of Zarathustra, then cut directly to the trombone solo in Bolero! you sound terrific, Craig!!!

[@Mulcbone]

Thanks, Steve! We’ve done this show a few times over the years but never with Bolero. Or Zarathustra, for that matter…

[@davidwallace1390]

Beautiful horn and just right for the piece. Love when older horns get their chance to shine again.

[@creatorsnetwork]

Super 🎉

[@randscott4676]

Stunning! Absolutely Beautiful!

[@JonathanRandazzo]

Beautiful horn and playing! Enjoy!

[@kevinhornbuckle]

Great feel. I would like to start learning this.

[@WillTheBassPlayer]

Nice playing!
Tuning *In* the slide?? Now thats something I havent seen before

[@LukeBerringer]

Great tone! I love the projection without getting too small. Did you ever play it on a .525? Were you playing it on a .547 before?

[@Mulcbone]

Thanks. I’ve always done it on a .547