New York Wind Symphony - Concertino Opus 4 for Trombone with Joseph Alessi

Our 27th Season opens in grand style featuring guest soloist Joseph Alessi, Principal Trombone of The New York Philharmonic performing Ferdinand David’s Concertino Opus 4 for Trombone and Wind Orchestra.

[@dylanjerrels1367]

Playing this solo this year and it's awesome hearing Joe play the fast runs so clean at the beginning.

[@antoniorodolpho6835]

BRAVO!!!! SAUDAÇÕES DO BRASIL

[@luigidepalma6239]

Suono meraviglioso, grande Alessi

[@insignificant1394]

Yeşille bezenmiş kırlarda ılıkesen rüzgarda dans eden papatyalardaki beyazın saflığı sanki bu notalarda ❤️

[@raymonbrassspain-europe9044]

Bravissimo Maestro

[@crarytrombone9672]

I love the eyebrow cheat codes. I’m trying to obtain them eyebrows

[@trombonenate9779]

Is it true sir,about the cheat codes?

[@jacobruiz97]

I tried this. It's patched now.

[@TheRedevilsg]

The secret is on te eyebrowns trust me

[@christianreis7091]

Bravo!!!

[@dominiquemartin9237]

brillantissime joseph le meilleur

[@Rcrusader]

Bravo

[@egidioleali3982]

Grande Alessi

[@zekatsu5012]

his eyebrows are more expressive than my playing

[@salc.4619]

Lol mr Regan (the conductor) is my wind ensamble teacher at Monroe Woodbury High school

[@creditt_rust]

Wait fr?

[@LyleFrancisDelp]

Credit to the arranger please?

[@shilohpatten58]

You just didn't know. I'm not mad.

[@stephaniecurry45]

Even with the intonation issues, still nobody touches Alessi

[@ado4224]

There is a video of some Bavarian lad. Much better sound quality and the playing is also wonderful. Will try to find it.

[@ado4224]

Found it. th-cam.com/video/YDf4-TRM2Us/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MichaelBuchanan

[@quintonkrull5086]

Yes Michael Buchanan, my favorite recording. It’s blown up since this comment haha probably the most famous. Came across it as the top recording when looking up this solo.

[@grahamm3139]

recording sound quality is not the best. It would have sounded so much better live.

[@Graham_M]

Graham M gang

[@HunterJeremiah2]

13:12 crack

[@manuelanguloramirez5968]

Lo dices por el fallo?

[@joseivulich7826]

@@manuelanguloramirez5968 y bue... es joe! hasta pifiando es un crack

[@dnarbredlih]

Don't think I've ever heard Alessi play this sharp before. Every F and every Bb where just too high. Not his usual standard of performance for sure.

[@ryanjimerson8502]

I have heard from a few friends and teachers of mine who have accompanied him in pieces like this and they all say he plays very sharp, their entire group had tune drastically from what they were used to.

[@stephaniecurry45]

dnarbredlih can’t we be fair and account for possible acoustic tendencies, horn changes, mouthpiece changes or other factors

[@paulmasgalajian8102]

Alessi and Lindberg play in a similar contemporary style that emphasizes a big sound with lots of volume, mostly loud. He plays like a New Yorker. A sound like his would never be tolerated in the Vienna Philharmonic or Chicago Symphony where a darker more centered tone is preferred.

[@tired108]

Agreed! As he grows older, his playing deteroriates, of course, so it can’t be expected for him to play as well as a younger player like Toby Oft or Michael Buchanan or Peter Moore or whatnot.

[@WillWrightTrombone]

I'm not worthy to comment on this

[@buchenzhao1486]

I think.....this is not his best recording.....

[@steste6769]

David is not a joke👍🏻

[@timurysyev7284]

Bravo!!!