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This is incredibly helpful. Leave it to Mr.Alessi to help younger trombonists

Next time you are in Belgium for a masterclass. I'll bring my alto.

Thank you so much, gentlemen! This gives me so much hope. My BP started about a week ago after a run through for a season end performance. The next day, I had a sore throat and chest congestion, and something seemed off with my embouchure. I thought maybe I had caused a mild hematoma during the run through, so I iced it for just a little bit for good measure. The next day, I tested positive for Covid and the BP was in obvious full effect. Air would just blow out the right corner of my mouth. Following morning, I saw the doctor and was prescribed paxlovid and prednisone. I had to miss the performance over that first weekend, and I’m missing other obligations as well this week and next. But this makes me hope for the best for the long term! Can’t thank you both enough for sharing your stories! 🙏

神様ー！

Where do I breath at the end of

Frightening 😮

Lovely

Thank you for speaking out about Bell's Palsy. I really appreciate you both promoting more awareness of an injury that brass players and/or wind instrumentalist have and do experience. It's very important! I value you showing some of the stats/information about traits of BP and epidemiology.

Good advise 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

とても難しい。腕が回らない😅

Fantastico 🎉

How do I find the Bordogni home page?

I’ve been learning this solo for about a week now and man it’s hard (sophomore in high school) I’ve never read in tenor clef so yeah 😅

OMG Amazing work for all trombonists of all world we all appreciate it!!

トレモロができるようになる方法教えてください🙇🏼‍♀️🙇🏼‍♀️🙇🏼‍♀️

sir how playing trumpet helps you

<3 <3 <3

What a ridiculous advice… Money, money, money….😂

Beautiful tone…just curious, is this a teaser for something? Seems like disparate clips from a bigger (paid for) tutorial or master class?

Grande J. Alessi

Lucky that we can still hear both of them playing!

Will, I had no idea that you were sick. Thanks for sharing this and I'm very proud of you.

What is this piece

Makes more sense to use alternate positions for the opening phrase.

Another example of a great player who just can't convey the essential ingredients to emulate that aspect of playing. "Think of the great pyramids of Egypt..." What the... What about air support and air speed? What about lower jaw position. What about separation of upper / lower teeth and the role that plays?

Thank you so much. I had the shingles and had it with the ear trouble as well. I had it on the left side. I thought pain from Cancer was great, but this was one of the worst thing I have been through. Thank you for this. Carole Paul Trombonist

I think your sound could be fuller

Thank you, Mr. Alessi. I also had shingles about 5 years ago that involved my right eye and face. I looked like someone used me as a punching bag. I still struggle with numbness and weakness to this day. My skin still has that funny tingling feeling as if the dental novocaine hasn't completely worn off. I have to live with RH for the rest of my life. Playing the trombone is now a hobby as I have had to retire from the business.

Everyone talks about how soft he plays the high notes. Am I the only one realising how in tune every note is? His notes matches the piano ones perfectly. Magnifico!!

bravo!!!

Sorry that you guys had to experience that. Thank you for sharing. Your dealing with it is very inspirational.

I am a junior Trombone player at the south jones band of braves, I am 4th chair in our wind ensemble but I keep getting a second or 1st part. I have been told to do clinics and things because of my sound, however, I can't seem to get it right where it "needs" to be. I would like to know how Mr.Alessi set up his tone and sound and if he could give some tips. I love you Mr.Alessi have a great day.

Yeah I will play along hahaha....this is awesome thank you so much for doing these

Nicely read the two intro sentences. ^^ And: alessi an trombone! fab! and the Brahms piece on tenor... also interesting. Looking forward to getting some slide monsters material this way!

Thank you so much for sharing your stories!

Wow! This is an amazing story and very informative for all brass players. Thank you for sharing!

Great video, thank you guys.

I've known two people who suffered with this. One was a sudden onset in the middle of a performance. Both recovered, but one had to wear an eye patch for a year. Thanks so much for sharing a very personal and important message.

Thank you very much for sharing!

My God, as I’ve been dealing with a very similar “earthshaking” path, your generous and open spirit is so welcome and appreciated, Joe and Daniele. Talking and sharing about these very real, yet mysterious and misunderstood issues is a huge part of the healing and recovery process. Deepest gratitude to you both.

Thank you for sharing, thank you so much!

Thanks💪👏

Such a beautiful tone.... Alessi' music and tone can stay in my for years or decades...

wonderful!!

Well done! Well played all the difficulties!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Fantastico 😱🍾

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Joseph Alessi pisses me off. I know he's worked for it. I appreciate his musical legacy. I understand the kind of work it takes to maintain this level for this long. But he still pisses me off.

smooth legato