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The Canadian Brass "Carnaval de Venecia"

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Uploaded by on Oct 11, 2008

Trumpets (Frederic Mills and Ronald Romm), French Horn (Martin Hackleman), trombone (Eugene Watts) and Tuba (Charles Daellenbach)

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  • what i REALLY want is slurring skills like at the very beginning. That was the most impressive part to me!

  • ahhh!!! the original canadian brass....not the yamaha crony copies...

    but...Mills, Romm, Watts, Daellenbach...it doesn't get much better than that. This is BEAUTIFUL. : )

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  • 3:04- I was waiting for the trumpet to turn upside down...

    Still a great performance.

  • If you want to see and hear something Marsalis could not do, watch Maurice Andre play "Hora Staccato" I don't see how a human could do this.

  • Marty Hackleman (French Horn) is now first chair horn in the national symphony in Washington D.C. and it started with canadian brass

  • 0:22 i came. hard.

  • Copy and paste: "BBC Proms / Gustavo Dudamel & SBYOV / Symphonic Dances from Leonard Bernstein's West Side"

  • it´s amazing yeaah, xDD

  • yeesh.

  • @Axolo1991 So Your telling me Wynton Marsalis being givin the same music he couldn't play it like Maurice Andre?

  • @DannySpandl123 maurice andre is the master of trumpets

  • @joecl246 Sorry Man Wynton Marsalis is a very good trumpet player. Were talking VERY good. You can't just say someone was better than him. At his level you can't really get any better. He already on the top.

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