Wouldn't that just be equal to saying "I wanna be Joe Alessi for bass trombone" I like this guy but I still think Joe is better. And he plays tenor lol
@@romansans1581 Yeah, us Bass Trombonists don't exactly have a Joe Alessi to look up to, despite the amazing ability of some Bass Trombonists such as Fumeaux.
This comes with A LOT of hard work. Players like Lionel are very very rare but are here to not only amaze us, but also inspire us and show us all whats actually possible, so don't be down hearted folks, practice!!! :)
This guy is unbelievable. He is such a virtuoso and plays that piece with astonishing safety. Lionels high tones are amazing too. I think his abilities are unique and absolutely world class.
breathing, long tones, listen to great players and attempt to emulate their sound. A lot of listening is very important. Also, try to get a good warm up routine, like the Alessi warm up and maintenance routine. You can find it for free online. Don't use the Scribd version. Getting a tone like Lionel's takes discipline, time and consistency. Try practicing every single day. Don't go for 100 days in a row at once; rather, try going ten days practicing every day, then fifteen, then twenty, and soon enough you will have been practicing for a year. Cultivate your love for music by listening to different music as well, and try to surround yourself with other great musicians.
Doesn’t work as well on bass trombone as on euphonium, but this is very decent player. Hasn’t got the best sound though, but his technique is phenomenal.
What kind of mad lad plays harmony WITH THEMSELVES??!?!?
Lionel Fumeaux is an actual legend. This man is who I aspire to be, but with a Tenor instead of a Bass.
Wouldn't that just be equal to saying "I wanna be Joe Alessi for bass trombone" I like this guy but I still think Joe is better. And he plays tenor lol
Nelson Moreno, Fair point.
@@romansans1581 Yeah, us Bass Trombonists don't exactly have a Joe Alessi to look up to, despite the amazing ability of some Bass Trombonists such as Fumeaux.
Volt 106 or James Markey
@@aidanw.6140 Yes, I admire Markey and Charles Vernon above all, but I was using Fumeaux to make a point.
This comes with A LOT of hard work. Players like Lionel are very very rare but are here to not only amaze us, but also inspire us and show us all whats actually possible, so don't be down hearted folks, practice!!! :)
3:22 is a bit of a fun guessing game of which octave each note will be in.
ngl when he jumped down into the petals it scared me lmao
If you ever feel useless, know there is another bass trombone in the ensemble.
Hey someone's got to play the um.. pah, um.. pah :)
I play bass trom and can honestly say I'm amazed at the speed and agility of this guy.
i have to practise
Wow this guy does not get the recognition he deserves
Definitely
No words are available to describe the level of this bass trombonist.
I feel like calling him a god would be an insult because it's literally a downgrade
watch him play fly or die
I am just in awe of this guy and his playing! Damn son!
From a fellow Trombonist: Awesome Double and Triple Tounge Action Sir!
He did a recording of this piece back in 2016 and I must say I didn't think it could get better, I was proved wrong
This guy is unbelievable. He is such a virtuoso and plays that piece with astonishing safety. Lionels high tones are amazing too. I think his abilities are unique and absolutely world class.
It's easy to not notice, but that band is really good!
Two words... not human
Просто РЕСПЕКТ , що тут ще скажеш!!!!!
his tonguing speed is fucking insane
He’s adding vibrato to pedal notes...?! I didn’t think you could even do that with such a nice sound whilst retaining the power of the pedal
Same. I can’t imagine that the jaw technique would work so he must be doing it with some other technique
Truly outstanding
El mejor, Lionel Fumeaux
Man that trombone player sittting on the left blew my ears away on the last note
Amazing 👏👏👏
super!!!
와.... 말이 안나온다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Awesome!! The best trombonist ever!
Don't know about that. Fast and loud doesn't equal good
@@jessecohen4517 neither does slow and quiet.
@@blahblah8037 Playing a sĺow peice well is 100 tùnes harder then playing sone super fast piece
@@jessecohen4517 not 100 times harder than playing some fast piece well.
Genial
👏👏👏👏👏
god damn
T'es toujours autant un malade !!!!! ;) #swissarmybrass
Virtuous
0:45 Money!
Super. Minsk belarusiy
I live Lionel as a trombone player. His tone is so beautiful, I am so close to achieving it. If anybody has any tips on reaching it I would appreciate
breathing, long tones, listen to great players and attempt to emulate their sound. A lot of listening is very important. Also, try to get a good warm up routine, like the Alessi warm up and maintenance routine. You can find it for free online. Don't use the Scribd version.
Getting a tone like Lionel's takes discipline, time and consistency. Try practicing every single day. Don't go for 100 days in a row at once; rather, try going ten days practicing every day, then fifteen, then twenty, and soon enough you will have been practicing for a year. Cultivate your love for music by listening to different music as well, and try to surround yourself with other great musicians.
lol that carnival of venice tho
Do you know what bass trombone he’s playing on
Chaires
gilles fumeaux thank you
S.e. Shires
God's own creation
Bravo!!! Which trombonebrand is he playing? It seems to be heavy.
Shires
If you ever feel useless, just know there’s other instruments.
He is the best bass trombonist in the world rn
Remember, Loud and fast doesn't equal good
That's slide oil that he's drinking
Doesn’t work as well on bass trombone as on euphonium, but this is very decent player. Hasn’t got the best sound though, but his technique is phenomenal.