Weber Concertino Part 2

[opioadomicilio]

JAVIER SOS UN MONSTRUO, MI PAPA QUE ES CORNISTA TAMBIEN QUEDO IMPRESIONADO CON SU TALENTO POR FAVOR SUBA MAS VIDEOS SI TIENE, ES UN LUJO ESCUCHARTE... GRACIAS

[cubanbach]

Bravo, Maestro Bonet! Fantastico!

[kadushev]

dance withe horn

[vladimirlucero]

Grandioso, soy cornista y como tal puedo decir q el trabajo del maestro Bonet es indiscutiblemente valioso ya q no cualkiera se atreve a ejecutar la trompa natural x lo exigente q es este instrumento... Bravo maestro espero conocerlo en persona en algún momento !!!!

[aricortez]

unbelieveable...



[jahzeelgorito]

oh my god goob perfect master..luck =)

[davidhornsplayers]

bravo

[univocalic]

What a brilliant and colourful performance of this challenging piece. Your virtuoso playing has made me see it in a different light. Thank you.

[ProfMishka]

What a wonderful performance! I worked on this piece for my years (decades, actually). It is very difficult. Now I have a good excuse to stop torturing myself and others!. Thanks you.

[maxi1k2]

bravissimo, grande controllo e .....studio

[aleksozolins]

:17 major/minor HO! This is great performance from Javier!

[lokopepehorn]

MUY BUENO

[aldooffline]

wooow I'm speechless. You inspire my horn studies.

[aldooffline]

wooow I am left speechless. You are an inspiration to my horn studies.

[josefedward]

Pretend to have an orange in your mouth - open mouth - drop jaw - and sing just a little louder than the note played. It takes LOTS of practice - but jbonet2003 is right - the harmonics is a result of the vibrations of the larger of the bore. Notice too his natural horn probably had a thinner bell than normal modern horns - making it easier to produce harmonics. If you have a detachable bell - and you play this - use the lighter bell flare if you have opportunity.

[brassbend]

Look at the numbers! 2,000 people didn't bother to listen to the second movement. Maybe if he had a monkey on stage with him? What does it take?

[brassbend]

Lips of steel! So lyric!

[hornfan1001]

Magical performance. I wish I was there :)

[lucadalex85]

Dear Javier, how many kilos have you lost in that concerto? lol... The Weber's concertino is very difficult and tiring and I don't know how many horn player have performed live this piece!! very good job.....

[jonathanwegloop]

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­

[landz101]

Does anyone know how exactly how he produced the multiphonics at the end of the 1st movement?

[jbonet2003]

It´s not difficult. You have to play a note in the low register, (normally the written note in the score, and then try to sing with big volume, beautiful sound and perfect pitch a higher note. Then some times you can hear more harmonics sounding as result of the two notes, one played and the other one singed.

[ThrowToHeart]

@jbonet2003 are you singing using falsetto?

[fishcop444]

My face is sore just listening to you play that! Excellent endurance.

[valihorn92]

absolutly amazing !!!!!!! perfect !!!

[thanimal2]

Amazing tone on that last high E!

[wjsado]

could u point that out to me?

[oseascartagena]

i think the last high tone is D sharp!!!^^

[RiojaCrianza]

That was awesome!! The sound,feeling, character, ....magic man.

You are the best

Klasse gemacht!

Pedazo de concierto!

Aixo estat molt be, che

[manovalanza23]

bellissimo!!!

[vinoseas]

Estoy asombrado,,,,, es increible su competencia,,,,,,,, ahora mismo me voy a estudiar^^ y gracias por tocar maravillosamente el concierto.

Guatemala

[gavaec1]

Bravo!

[arandomperson12345]

Woow! I love your style! Your intense dynamics definitely give the piece a life of its own!

[raphaelhudson]

you have a perfect tone

[jackieteoro]

IMPRESSIONANTE!!!!

BRAVO!!!!

[alfonsomusico]

MAESTRO BRAVO!!!! una pasada asombroso, ¡¡¡recuerdos!!!

[MrCorno]

love the multiphonics! sounds awesome