Mahler - Symphony No. 3 - Abbado, Lucerne Symphony Orchestra - Trombone Solo

[DRMTrombone]

Grande solo de trombone!!

[tombonele]

dude.. dont pull a back muscle..

[eerereps]

love this! - sound like it came from a 1960's film!

[777wallaby777]

Mahler is the best !!!! :D thanks for this video

[Haritonov46]

Jörgen van Rijen is too emotional for this particular episode. I would say even a little hysterical.

[obiwan88]

@Haritonov46

I thought Mahler's music is about being emotional?

Is there a particular solo of this section you preferred? :-)

[Haritonov46]

@obiwan88

This one is a little better:

MAHLER 3 - Trombone excerpts - Ximo Vicedo & brass friends - Orquesta RTVE (OSRTVE)

But a nonpareil and absolutely stunning one is the Kondrashin's LP recorded in 60's with Nikolay Filippov (Philippov) as trombone soloist. Unfortunatelly, I don't have that record. It had becom a rarity a long ago.

[siucham]

@Haritonov46

Perhaps you're talking about his rather...intense movement?

He plays it beautifully. Some people move more than others when they play, it often doesn't work out technique wise, but hey, he seems to be doing alright. :)

[Haritonov46]

@siucham

Of course I am not talking his movement but exclusively his musical phrasing, his music thinking and perception of the episode's mood.

[gurandorin]

amazing.... I'm speechless...

[TheUndacovabrotha]

First trumpet kinda looks like Ben Franklin

[obiwan88]

@TheUndacovabrotha Actually Reinhold is his descendant.

[s3si1u]

man....what a trombone section

[VivaLaMusic93]

1 person wishes that the trumpet solo had more than 5 notes ;p



[GunzTheDuel]

The amount of physical movement he put in made me think of Dave Taylor

[jojomusic69]

@GunzTheDuel So true!!

[pedropedaltones]

@GunzTheDuel Dave Taylor is probably the only person I've seen move more than Jorgen van rijen. lol

[kovaxtromb]

nice sound with massive core

[aletrombon]

Bravo Jorgen i'm Alejandro from Venezuela take care see you bye

[TheRescorer]

reminds me of LOTR

[L2PKCORP]

Alessi has him beat on this one.

[padmeister23]

@L2PKCORP Have to agree - and comfortably too!

[ezev8logos]

this is the most beautifull thing ever written for a trombon

[classiccandle27]

dude this was on my birthday! XD 8/19!!!!!!

amazing trombone solo!!!!!!!!! i love mahler.

[sirmattbelios]

Its all so ominous and beautifully terrifyting but my pulse just races from 1:20 to that timp BAMB at 1:45

Absolutely exhilarating.

[StAngersucks]

Håkan Björkman.

[mortalfrog0815]

i don't like moving that much while playing... i couldn't hold steady notes with my instrument moving that much! but who am i to compare? wonderfully played...

[crunchyxr]

alltså, försökte lite horn... G.mahler visar trombon... oh, musik

[freefreek]

Amazing!!

[Josefowiczfan]

Nicolas Moutier plays it better ;)

[obiwan88]

@Josefowiczfan Hi, may I know where can I find this recording? Is it a CD or DVD?

[Josefowiczfan]

@obiwan88 Hi! There is regrettably no recording... I heard it two times live in Strasbourg (France). But there is many videos on Youtube from this guy ;)

So, you just have to write Nicolas Moutier and then to choose ;)

[Josefowiczfan]

@obiwan88 Hi! There is regrettably no recording from Nicolas playing this solo.. I heard it twice live in Strasbourg (France). But if you want to hear him a bit, there si many videos on Youtube. You just have to write his name ;)

[Josefowiczfan]

@obiwan88 sorry for the two answers :p I thought there was a bug :)

[Gargantupimp]

Somebody give that man the himliech quickly!

[LLJtbone]

No I like his sound, it's nice and clear. Yeah maybe if he didn't move around so much but that's his style.

[jojomusic69]

An amazing player, but sometimes I question his movements, esp. in an orchestra. You would automatically lose projection on a note if the bell is dropping to the floor.

[calogria]

@jojomusic69

Oh, a trombone ususally projects quite well in an orchestra. ;-)

[JLwaldhorn]

ooohh yeah...

[trombodan]

well done!

[slideadvantage]

Bravo!!

[mahlermahlermahler1]

I'm not sure if that trombone section can sound any better than they do at my favorite part of the whole first movement...1:37 in. My goodness.

[syphlar]

An amazing player, both as a soloist and orchestral musician.