Underrated/unknown/forgotten trombone recordings

[Trombo]

I think this recording classified as unknown, as are the two Austrian trombonists who recorded it. I enjoyed listening to them.

[Trombo]

Here are two unknown Hungarian jazz trombonists and one underrated American:

[bwgunia]

Buster Cooper and Thurman Green

[Nolankberk]

Any of the bootleg Carl Fontana recordings from "jazzytbn" or something similar to that on youtube

[harrisonreed]

I think this recording classified as unknown, as are the two Austrian trombonists who recorded it. I enjoyed listening to them.

This piece is amazing. I first heard it on Naxos, with the correct Horn / Alto Trombone combination, and I could not believe how well the trills were aligned. I think I listened to it while I was at my wife's swim meet, as the full serenade version, along with Leopold Mozart's Serenade that we get his "concerto" from. I just got to watch competitive swimming to this amazing sound track.

These two guys in your video really do well. They have huge sounds on those altos! I think they were going for that French horn sound.

I have been seeking the original score or even a new publication of this piece for so long. I can't seem to find it. Maybe Maximilien has published his version.

[Trombo]

There is a good alto trombone player from the Czech Republic here:

[ithinknot]

There is a good alto trombone player from the Czech Republic here

And the original here...

[LeTromboniste]

I think this recording classified as unknown, as are the two Austrian trombonists who recorded it. I enjoyed listening to them.

This piece is amazing. I first heard it on Naxos, with the correct Horn / Alto Trombone combination, and I could not believe how well the trills were aligned. I think I listened to it while I was at my wife's swim meet, as the full serenade version, along with Leopold Mozart's Serenade that we get his "concerto" from. I just got to watch competitive swimming to this amazing sound track.

These two guys in your video really do well. They have huge sounds on those altos! I think they were going for that French horn sound.

I have been seeking the original score or even a new publication of this piece for so long. I can't seem to find it. Maybe Maximilien has published his version.

I haven't published it, but I should! I was hoping to make an edition of the whole serenade (which really is a great piece!) rather than publish only the "Concertino", but I'm not sure when I'll ever have the time for that...