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fantastic

5:36 arturo is finnaly impressed by wayne

Such a beautiful tone on that Flugelhorn. This was the first time I had ever heard of it, and it was so amazing. RIP to Ryan, and thank you for inspiring me to continue playing trumpet even during the pandemic!

This is what a Jazz ensemble should be.

Ryan passed away 4 years ago this month. 😢 His dad, Roy, is the conductor of the San Diego Concert Band, I play in. 🎺

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Bravo👏🤩 What a beautiful melody 😌 The gorgeousness that only a trumpet can offer😍

😊 good 🎶 Wonderful It sounds like you're singing

That is a smooth as smooth gets...Nicely done!

Ryan deixou muitas saudades e uma interpretação que sempre vai aquecer nossos corações.

Lindíssima!!!❤

Gorgious. Great intonation, beautiful embouchure, Minimal jaw movement, beautiful sustains. Oh yes, wonderful playing and interpretation of an old standard. .

We lost him waaaaaay to soon.😢😢😢😢😢

Fantástico! Bravíssimo! 👏👏👏

1:36

Man , I never knew him, but wish I did ! Rest in peace , and thanks for your music and inspiration ! 🎺👍🙏

Happy birthday, legend.

Wonderful! But the tuba work at the beginning was fantastic!

Bass bone pedal at 4:41 whew

Truly breathtaking! Mr. Severinsen was known to hit a high note or three. Thanks for sharing.

Absolutely beautiful

Arturão 😅

❤

Humanos no de esta tierra ...que talentos ..,.super escucharlos....tanta sincronización en una sola melodía.

A vigésima vez que assisto,este trombone baixo é muito massa❤

Incredible playing. Little grace notes and clear as a bell all over the register. Perfection. And a life well lived: Eccl 7:1 A good name is better than precious ointment; and the day of death than the day of one's birth.

The only thing that comes close is an old vinyl LP from back in the 1960’s called ‘Tutti’s Trumpets’. Tutti Camaratta produced the album featuring Conrad Gozzo, Pete and Conti Candoli, and other great horn men of that time. These guys Doc Severinsen got together are sure no slouches. They’re way up in the danger of stroke, molar crowns coming off, or double hernia register. Sorry Doc himself is getting up there in years. Thanks for the post.

Wayne, Jose, and Allen were the only ones who did anything vaguely musical.

I can't stop crying. Heaven is close.

Written for the "entrance of the Matron of the ball and other important people" (!) at the Vienna Phil's first benefit ball for the retired musician's pension fund (1924); has been played every year since then at Vienna Phil's balls. mb

4:41 Bass trombone pedal and every trombone player glances over 🤣

Esse trombone baixo arassa😮❤

They played this recording at Anfield after Ryan Anthony’s passing. RIP.

4:44

I wish I could be this good

Feb. 7 2024. I agree about Lee singing solo and playing horn. I’ve listened to Chicago since they started. Never heard solo from Lee. And I’ve attended their concerts numerous times. We should have more. He’s got a great voice. ❤❤❤❤❤

Marvelous just Marvelous.

Super !

Super !

that ending is absolutely phenomenal

This sounds like the bottom jazz class at my middle school

does anyone know how to do the effect at 0:12 ? Is it just a multiphonic growl kind of situation? Or is he doing smthn weird with his lips.

What a masterful instrumentalist! Playing the flugelhorn like that wow! 🎶😌🎺🎵✨️🔥🔥👌🏾⚘️ from comments I saw that he must've passed away. I am going to look back at his career. Very nice video. Thx for posting

Wayne Bergeron is the real master and always on top!

1:06 that part sounds so GOOOODDDDD🤭

Como ele era tão conquistador, tanto com o som maravilhoso de seu trompete quanto com seu carisma. Saudades.

All the comments agree that this is about as good as it gets.

Three heads of the class players all on lacquered brass !

🌿🎺Rayn is now with the Angels, with the sound of a trumpet, praising the Lord

love it!