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L.A. Metro Brass - "Three Kings Swing" arr. William Himes

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Uploaded by on Dec 5, 2009

http://www.LAMetroBrass.org The L.A. Metropolitan Brass Band plays "Three Kings Swing" arranged by Bill Himes at Redondo Union High School on November 11, 2007. Ivor Bosanko, cond. Joe Motter, trumpet.

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  • @brassbandadjudicator It's a brass band "L.A. Style!" Not many of the players around here actually have cornets, so to keep it uniform everyone plays on trumpets. Overall, American brass musicians are a bit more "boisterous" than their UK counterparts. Plus, you've got to consider that there are very few British-style brass bands in the American West, and few brass musicians around here even listen to British brass bands, so there is less opportunity for stylistic influence.

  • Since it's a brass band why are they using trumpets? And the soloist would be at home in a jazz band maybe, but it's totally the wrong style for this type of group.

  • That's Joe Motter. He played that different every time. Yes, he's an incredible player, and incredibly versatile, too. Equally at home in a symphony orchestra or salsa band!

  • That's not the solo as it's written! It's better! That guy is amazing!!!

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