Lindberg's status is enhanced by his willingness to contribute to these kid's. Forever, those kids will talk about the time they played alongside Christian Lindberg. You can bet every dime you have they are playing their absolute best!
Did you hear the crowd gasp at 0:20 when that mob raised their bells? I would too, if I had that many howitzers aimed at MY ears. There are some very young players in that group who played very well indeed.
Not at 0:23, where they were indeed yelling for C.L., but the collective gasp at 0:20 just before he runs out, when they lift their bells. That's just the kind of reaction we are looking for when we get ready to play ("Run for it! Those things are loaded!")
Ahhh, I didn't hear the actual gasping. good call! I just find the whole thing sort of embarrassing. especially when he is just standing there in the middle, and the crappy band is messing up all around him. We're talking about a man who I've seen play with the best symphonies in the world, 30 minute + concerti (Aho at D.C. comes to mind) that really only he can play. And here he is reduced to a sort of side-show. I feel bad about it. He's done so much for modern music in general
I understand your respectful horror at how he might be debased by this, but think of it this way: how inspiring must it be for all those young players to be on stage with him, and how hard must they have worked to get to that level, and how much are they going to remember that moment and be motivated and inspired to practice and appreciate great music? I'm sure it did C.L. no harm, and it probably did the students a world of good!
I remember being inspired in that way as a teenager by being able to stand behind Doug Purviance, bass trombonist with Stan Kenton's band, and John Capon, bass trombonist with Phil Nimmons' band while they were rehearsing. They must have been annoyed with me and all my questions, but they undoubtedly contributed immeasurably to my development as a bass trombonist. I try to pay it back to developing players as much as I can as a result of how giving they were.
I'm a trombonist and I'm in sixth grade and I was asked to be in all district band! Yay!
inkpaw100 1 month ago
nice video
alexis81693 4 months ago
monumental!
SFConifer 8 months ago
超一流のトロンボーン奏者がプロ・アマの境無く楽しんで演奏している・・・
これこそが真の演奏家だと思います！
子供達に音楽の素晴らしさを理解してもらい
音楽をとうして世界平和を私は願います！
素晴らしい演奏、動画をありがとうございました！
kinoyan5151 1 year ago
@kinoyan5151 Thanks!!
SeanChih168 1 year ago
3:14 Epic fail
tdude129 1 year ago 6
At 1:25 , one trumpet just went berserk... still very good....
time3space1 1 year ago
Showing what trombones do the best: resting. There's a sizable portion of trombones just standing around waiting. FTW!
Panjaquomi 1 year ago
I got a fever and the only prescription is more bone.
killertromboner 1 year ago
this is insane, I just lol'd.
Incolent 1 year ago
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insane, i just lol'd
Incolent 1 year ago
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Incolent 1 year ago
Amazing!
thepianomaniac 1 year ago
I wanna play with Lindberg :D
ApolyonTheSoulRender 1 year ago
Super imbal.
Xen558 2 years ago
wow. that would be incredible to play in that group
18844lea 2 years ago
Oh yeah! Qué miedo da miedo ver a tantos trombones juntos.
zapatrumpet 2 years ago
AMAAAZING!!!!!!!!!
tranker69 2 years ago
esse video é maravilhoso
Natanael254 2 years ago
I'm so jealous of all those other teenagers. What I would give to do that.
elh666 2 years ago
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mulhollandmovies 2 years ago
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mulhollandmovies 2 years ago
Lindberg's status is enhanced by his willingness to contribute to these kid's. Forever, those kids will talk about the time they played alongside Christian Lindberg. You can bet every dime you have they are playing their absolute best!
zebrasarecool 2 years ago 15
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zebrasarecool 2 years ago
Epic win.
Zeratul0831 2 years ago
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Zeratul0831 2 years ago
Jesus Christ!!!
You are so crazy!!
I like it!
Marvellous!
GyrosNikosz1991 2 years ago
Meredith Wilson would be proud!
realar 2 years ago
Muito doidooo. Onde moro num tem nem metade de todos esses trombonistas ai...
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
paulogernandes 3 years ago
BRILLIANT! what a great tribute!
Jyhwei0507 3 years ago
Did you hear the crowd gasp at 0:20 when that mob raised their bells? I would too, if I had that many howitzers aimed at MY ears. There are some very young players in that group who played very well indeed.
corki222 3 years ago
they shouted because christian lindberg ran onto the stage.
revoltingmexican 2 years ago
Not at 0:23, where they were indeed yelling for C.L., but the collective gasp at 0:20 just before he runs out, when they lift their bells. That's just the kind of reaction we are looking for when we get ready to play ("Run for it! Those things are loaded!")
corki222 2 years ago
Ahhh, I didn't hear the actual gasping. good call! I just find the whole thing sort of embarrassing. especially when he is just standing there in the middle, and the crappy band is messing up all around him. We're talking about a man who I've seen play with the best symphonies in the world, 30 minute + concerti (Aho at D.C. comes to mind) that really only he can play. And here he is reduced to a sort of side-show. I feel bad about it. He's done so much for modern music in general
revoltingmexican 2 years ago
I understand your respectful horror at how he might be debased by this, but think of it this way: how inspiring must it be for all those young players to be on stage with him, and how hard must they have worked to get to that level, and how much are they going to remember that moment and be motivated and inspired to practice and appreciate great music? I'm sure it did C.L. no harm, and it probably did the students a world of good!
corki222 2 years ago 3
I remember being inspired in that way as a teenager by being able to stand behind Doug Purviance, bass trombonist with Stan Kenton's band, and John Capon, bass trombonist with Phil Nimmons' band while they were rehearsing. They must have been annoyed with me and all my questions, but they undoubtedly contributed immeasurably to my development as a bass trombonist. I try to pay it back to developing players as much as I can as a result of how giving they were.
corki222 2 years ago 4
creo que ni en toda costa rica hay tantos trombonistas
dafelipear 3 years ago
How Embarrassing!
revoltingmexican 3 years ago
how? that was AMAZING!
realar 2 years ago