Listening
Past
the trombone
It is important that trombonists listen to great musicians. By listening, we are exposed to literature written for other instruments (and, yes, the voice is an instrument!) and we get to hear how other great musicians interpret and perform such wonderful music. Here are performances by some of the finest musicians in the world!!!
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Cello
Bach: Cello Suite #1
Prelude
Frank Sinatra
Singer
I've Got You Under My Skin
Oscar Peterson
Jazz Piano
Satin Doll
Froydis Ree wekre
French Horn
Concerto for Horn & Orchestra
Mvt. 1- Allegro
Jessye Norman
singer
Strauss- Four Last Songs
Ella Fitzgerald
singer
It Don't Mean a Thing If It Ain't Got That Swing
Luciano PAVAROTTI
tenor
Nessun Dorma
Jussi Bjorling
tenor
Celeste Aida
Celia Cruz
salsa singer
Quimbara
Miles Davis
jazz trumpet
So What
Sonny rollins
jazz tenor sax
St. Thomas
Eddie Daniels
classical/jazz Clarinet
Solfeggietto/
Metamorphosis
Karen Carpenter
pop vocalist
Top of the World
We've Only Just Begun
dolly Parton
country western singer
Jolene
dexter gordon
Jazz Tenor Sax
(great storyteller)
A Night in Tunisia
Anat Cohen
Jazz Clarinet
China Boy
Esperanza Spalding
Jazz Bass and vocalist
On The Sunny Side of the Street
Dennis Brain
French Horn
Mozart Horn Concerto #1
The beach boys
Pop Band
Pet Sounds
cyrille aimee
Jazz Singer
Just The Two Of Us
grace bumbry
mezzo soprano
Vissi d'arte from Tosca