ZOK - Nino Rota Trombone Concerto (1st part)

[jojomusic69]

You were sharp, tempos were inconsistent, and you never took advantage of times you could have played softly.

[MyThallywacker]

@jojomusic69 Don't be a troll. He wasn't just sharp, there were a few times the pitch was in other places. But he was not consistently out of tune for the entire movement. Tempos might have been a little inconsistent, but it's nothing that patient practice with a metronome won't fix. And he could have put more soft dynamics in, but he did use some. It wasn't nearly as bad as you made it seem. Try to use constructive criticism, and you might avoid looking like an arrogant troll.

[larssylol]

i like it, and you sure can play really good.. but isn´t it a bit loud at times..? it might be my earphones aswell not the best ones=) .anyway really cool sound! thank/Lars

[lover77514]

nice

[janesalmon]

heey i ve just started playing this peice! its so good you can really tell that nino rota writes music for films though! well played how long have you been playing? x

[crtune]

Very good job Alexy. I wish you all the best. Keep on playing. Good choice of piece. Rota is a very good composer. Of course people in Russia have been exposed to many great composers so they have developed GOOD TASTE!

Thanks.

Chris Tune Los Angeles, CA USA

[grantrummel]

holy crap! where is this and who is this guy? nice work!

[mczok]

Thank You )

It's me, Alexey Lobikov. I'm Russian )

[mczok]

Thank you :)

[Babejuda]

I salute both of you. It is very hard to play Nino Rota's music. Bravi!