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Wycliffe Gordon jaming at Vitoria Jazz Festival 07

Great trombonist Wycliffe Gordon jaming late night at Vitoria -Spain  
 
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jazzman09876 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Don't forget, he's playing on a monette prana series mouth piece.

I used to play on one, and they make the most amazing tone colour, so different to anything else you've ever heard - but not appropriate for classical, only for jazz funk and latin
km426 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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my teacher done a gig with him on a cruise ship
RATCHETKIDD318 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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GREAT PERFORMANCE!
jasonadamheeter (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Well, when people play classical horns, they play trombones with F attachments and with a bigger bore...like .425 hes playing a jazz horn...like .350...it makes the sound lighter...and thinner
DancingSpacePotato (5 months ago) Show Hide
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no Trombone is smaller the .48 or .49... a large bore is about .547. .425 is smaller than my Trumpet, how old are you?
jasonadamheeter (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I didnt know specific bores...just the concept...that classical horns have larger bores and are fuller and darker...Wycliffe is playing a jazz horn with a smaller bore, which makes it easier for him to pop out those high notes...im 20
jazzman09876 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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He's playing a monette prana mouthpiece.

That's also a HUUUUUUGE factor :p

I used to play one, and it makes such a different tone colour! Although it doesn't really work for classica. But it is awseome for latin, funk and jazz
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Lmao a trombone with a .350 bore--that's even skinnier than a pencil
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This guy seems to be pretty much invincible. I don't know too many jazz trombonists, but I'm pretty sure a lot of them would have a hard time rasping that high throughout the entire 64-bar solo of Caravan.
SeybertGuy (5 months ago) Show Hide
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You should hear his solo on his "heads up" album with John Allred. Seriously, it is so ballsy.

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