The CD is Yoshimatsu, Symphony number 4/ Trombone Concerto/Orion Machine. It's on the Chandos label and the excerpt of Bolero crops up on one of the tracks. can't remember which one though. The CD is of Bousfield with BBC Phil conducted by Sachio Fujioka.
I wasnt doubting his playing or anything, Ian Bousfield is a virtuoso, I was just asking a question. Jesus, you dont have to get all offensive about it.
I think I get what your going for , however there are pieces out there like Mahler 3, that have huge trombone solos in the mid and low range. Mahler is riddled with b naturals, low e naturals, low fs, and middle cs.
I play a Bousfield-designed Yamaha trombone.
kimthornewell 6 months ago
He now plays a Yamaha, with a F attachment. He sounds even more incredible live.
sm27247 2 years ago
unbelievable. so effortless - one of the best players out there
afriedbone 3 years ago
He played that excerpt from the trombone solo WALK WITH ME by Ray Steadman-Allen so beautifully! I wish to hear the full song.
Bricks9531 3 years ago
That aside I think Ian Bousfields playing is brilliant ecpecially on his cd "Pryor Engangment".
macree01 3 years ago
Pryor Engagement is excellent. have you heard him play Bolero up an octave on the Yoshimatsu CD?
EdwardsT350E 3 years ago
No I havent, it sounds good though! I really like his version of Blue Bells though what you just described sounds amazing!
macree01 3 years ago
Whats the official name of the cd where he plays Bolero. I gotta hear that!!
macree01 3 years ago
The CD is Yoshimatsu, Symphony number 4/ Trombone Concerto/Orion Machine. It's on the Chandos label and the excerpt of Bolero crops up on one of the tracks. can't remember which one though. The CD is of Bousfield with BBC Phil conducted by Sachio Fujioka.
EdwardsT350E 3 years ago
Trigger horn is not Trombone!!!!!
JAZZMANGR 4 years ago
An f attachemnt trombone, is sometimes called a trigger horn, it gives you the option of doing c in first and b natuarl in a flat second.
macree01 3 years ago
Trigger horn sounds like a dreadfull americanism!!
noskcajluap 3 years ago
Really, thats wierd because I live in Frecnh Polynesia, lol!!
macree01 3 years ago
doesn't mean you can't use horrible americanisms!
noskcajluap 3 years ago
If I remember right Ive heard that word used on the Britisih Trombone Forum for a interview with Dennis Wick, however you could be right.
macree01 3 years ago
It certainly is. It is all a matter of terminology. or trombonology....
EdwardsT350E 3 years ago
Because he doesn't need it!!!
being principal trombone you do not use a trigger very often !!!
moninjr 4 years ago
I wasnt doubting his playing or anything, Ian Bousfield is a virtuoso, I was just asking a question. Jesus, you dont have to get all offensive about it.
macree01 4 years ago
don't take thing in the wrong way, don't so sensitive!!!
it is true when I said when playing principal you don't use the trigger to often!!!
moninjr 3 years ago
I think I get what your going for , however there are pieces out there like Mahler 3, that have huge trombone solos in the mid and low range. Mahler is riddled with b naturals, low e naturals, low fs, and middle cs.
macree01 3 years ago
This is Ian Bousfield? One question, for such a distinguished trombone soloist, why does he not play a trigger horn.
macree01 4 years ago
What is the name of this piece?
Michaelmassie 4 years ago
Walk With Me
Ray Steadman/Allen
© Salvationist Publishing
jstoby 4 years ago