Outstanding Kid! He has a great future as a jazz trumpet player! 🎺👍
@jeromefeldman8295Ай бұрын
Wow!
@yvvz3Ай бұрын
Personally, I find vibrato to sound nicer in this case than tremolo
@ThouveninpascalАй бұрын
No charts.
@CandleFire-nh9rjАй бұрын
These kids are amazingly talented and gifted
@valerakondratyev6121Ай бұрын
good job guys, Play always to the delight of the listeners, all the best
@danpeltier1354Ай бұрын
just so good love it thank you
@larryhall1786Ай бұрын
Out of musical fog comes dew of delight!!
@myMusicHobby302Ай бұрын
👍😎
@guynoir4733Ай бұрын
This zapped me back to the 40's , I love it .
@gabrielwickanderАй бұрын
Very nice
@gilwilshire242Ай бұрын
great to see the new generation kickin it!
@ChrisDavisTrumpet2 ай бұрын
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Bravo.
@Buzz_Hawkeye_Jackson2 ай бұрын
Well that was darn impressive young man. You may be goin to music school, but I say you have a promising career in the United States military. The mission is simple, every day bright n' early at 0500 hours you will sound your fine sounding trumpet to wake up the cadets. Your such a talented young man that when we march onto the battlefield I'm more sure than Truman with the bomb that they'll even let you play the war horns. You, young trumpeter, can sound the horns that sets fear into the hearts of our adversaries, letting them know that we don't back down in the land of the free and the home of the brave. I believe that with your trumpet you can protect this land of stars and stripes. Good on you young man.
@ottokeller7931Ай бұрын
Your so fucked in the head
@carterhaugenmusicАй бұрын
That’s be a waste of talent, dude needs to go to New York
@MrGman3546Ай бұрын
You think a man who can play trumpet like this should be playing for killers? Disgusting.
@gamingchairgaming2364Ай бұрын
I ain’t readin all that
@georgemitchell96962 ай бұрын
A little Dizzy there. Superb. The old man is great. Wonderful. Ex Disney player. More trombone. Use your finger tips kid.
@lucashedquist4472 ай бұрын
dont think ur in a good position to criticize buddy
@gilbertosandino8324Ай бұрын
No hay problema, el niño está usando la Magia! ♥😎 todos tenemos dedos, pocos, Magia! 👻
@penguinsfrАй бұрын
@@lucashedquist447either way the kid should still use his fingertips, its not efficient to use the fingers like that to press down valves
@lucashedquist447Ай бұрын
@@penguinsfr seems to be working for him huh
@justinsmith25302 ай бұрын
Fantastic band, great job Jacob.
@moerelly2 ай бұрын
The future of the music is sound because of performances like this! Thank you Julius for your guidance to this wonderful band....Mark Morelli
@jonburton19352 ай бұрын
Wow wow what a racket….. let me know when they play it together
@billkirchner6738Ай бұрын
I hope that this comment was intended facetiously. Anyone who knows this piece realizes that this band plays the sh-- out of it. My compliments to director Julius Tolentino and his student band. Bill Kirchner, instructor, "Music of Duke Ellington" course (2004-present), Manhattan School of Music
@jonburton1935Ай бұрын
You’re completely right what I meant to say was…. This band so completely amazing it out does duke ellingtons own band. The calibre of music here are so incredibly high they definitely the leading music on the states without a shadow of a doubt. I can think is I’m getting rid of all my duke Ellington recordings and just listening to this band exclusively. That better?
@billkirchner6738Ай бұрын
@@jonburton1935 Well, yes and no. To be sure, this is a superb student band--one of the best I've ever heard. But to compare it to one of the greatest ensembles in jazz history (hear the 1937 and 1956 Ellington recordings of "D & C in Blue") is pointless. We can--and should-- give credit where it's due without indulging in hyperbole.
@nickh-w15632 ай бұрын
YESSUHHH🔥🔥🔥🔥 the attitude in this tune is just incredible
@kair.75322 ай бұрын
There's no black people at the Newark academy?
@DaRealYungRay2 ай бұрын
😭😭😭 idk but they sure sound good, they did us service here
@doritosbag46982 ай бұрын
what trumpet is he using?
@justinsmith25302 ай бұрын
It looks Jacob is playing a Bach and Kenny Rampton is playing a Del Quadro.
@jonburton19352 ай бұрын
As everyone seems so bent out of shape let me correct myself….. This the most astounding thing I’ve ever seen. These kids are so unbelievably good they play better than Ellington could have done himself. Why aren’t they recording cds and getting record deals I have no idea. I’m just so overwhelmed with seeing such young people being able to surpass the capabilities of the Ellington band itself…….jazz is sooooo not dead…. Ellington will forever never be the same.
@danielweber19522 ай бұрын
Dang! Got some Cootie Williams going! 🎶🎵👍🏻
@franklee15502 ай бұрын
Too gimmicky. Really, every note has to have some effect on it? Sadly at the end when they play an actual unison line with no effects the intonation is blatantly bad. The kids embouchure is bad and a good teacher would correct quite a few things including keeping his fingers curved and not straight. Just because someone plays jazz doesn’t mean you throw good position and training out the window. Sort of an emperor’s new clothes vibe with this. You better praise them because they’re kids and the band is so diverse and you don’t want to be seen as a racist, sexist kid hater. It’s actually kind of mediocre. My hs jazz band was just as good or even better. We played Chase’s Get It On and the trpts nailed it. Got the recording from ‘76. 1/2 that band went on to be pro players. Just realized the kid is the director’s son. Makes sense now. Like the coach’s kid on little league is always the starting pitcher.
@Jake-lp6mh2 ай бұрын
You know that he is curving his fingers for a reason right? Why do you think the professional is doing it as well
@calebchung12 ай бұрын
so pressed for what
@DaRealYungRay2 ай бұрын
Do us all a favor, shut the hell up.
@tressel24892 ай бұрын
absurd, you wouldn't have any idea about his embouchure or fingers if you hadn't seen the video. The sound is what counts and it sounds damn good
@gilbertosandino8324Ай бұрын
Más escuchar y menos ver, es musica! vamos a sentir. Recuerda que es una expresión temporal y se desvanece mientras criticas, disfruta más, es mas saludable.
@jlynsmithj522 ай бұрын
Outstanding!
@washed0w0502 ай бұрын
Amazing job guys! Love from instagram ❤️❤️❤️
@mikekaupa91902 ай бұрын
that's the ticket!
@maxf63042 ай бұрын
damn bruh that kids chops are difffff
@leonidassavalas7452 ай бұрын
Outstanding.
@michaelfoxbrass2 ай бұрын
This is a true classic trumpet feature played with beauty and joy! Congratulations Jacob!
@ryankim67822 ай бұрын
They came to swing.
@roosterslime94302 ай бұрын
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue (**0:08**)* Piano: Ben Collins-Siegel (0:08, 4:04)** Trombone Section: Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking (1:38)** Sax Section: Ethan Tai (Lead Alto), Noah Tamiso (Alto), Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor), Anuj Awasthi (Baritone) (1:50) Trumpet: Vihaan Jetley (2:03) Bari Sax: Anuj Awasthi (2:15) Tenor Sax: Ani Chakravarthy (2:27, 6:09)** Clarinet Section: Ethan Tai, Noah Tamiso, Gabe Zhao, Anuj Awasthi (5:28, 6:21) Lead Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (7:19, 7:42)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano), Jason Mo (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Nathan Choi (Piano, Offstage), Suved Wali (Guitar, Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass, Offstage) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
@roosterslime94302 ай бұрын
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Boy Meets Horn (**0:11**)* Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (0:20, 1:12, 2:11, 2:42, 3:11)** Trumpet: Kenny Rampton (0:52, 1:51, 2:42, 3:11) *GUEST ARTIST from Jazz at Lincoln Center* * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Suved Wali (Guitar), Ted Crall (Bass), Kabir Srivastav (Drums), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano, Offstage), Jason Mo (Guitar, Offstage), Ethan Freed (Bass, Offstage), Ben Schwartz (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
@roosterslime94302 ай бұрын
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue (**0:00**)* Piano: Nathan Choi (0:00) Trombone Section: Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) (1:46)** Sax Section: Ethan Tai (Lead Alto), Noah Tamiso (Alto), Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor), Anuj Awasthi (Baritone) (1:58) Trumpet: Vihaan Jetley (2:11) Bari Sax: Anuj Awasthi (2:24) Tenor Sax: Ani Chakravarthy (2:37, 7:28)** Drums: Ben Schwartz (4:14)** Piano: Ben Collins-Siegel (5:24)** Clarinet Section: Ethan Tai, Noah Tamiso, Gabe Zhao, Anuj Awasthi (6:47, 7:40) Lead Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (8:37, 9:01)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano), Jason Mo (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Suved Wali (Guitar, Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
@roosterslime94302 ай бұрын
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Golden Cress (**0:33**)* Piano: Nathan Choi (0:33) Trombone: Vanessa Fang (0:48, 2:18, 3:10)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Suved Wali (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano, Offstage), Jason Mo (Guitar Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Solo), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou (Lead), Nick Hacking, Emma Crall (Offstage), Andrew Crawford (Bass, Offstage) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
@bobblues11582 ай бұрын
Thank goodness for Wynton Marsalis!!!
@Shirley-zm7bw2 ай бұрын
So proud of all of you you were sensational
@rollyroller2 ай бұрын
Sounds great all around! What a band too!!
@inklesswells2 ай бұрын
Even watching at home, it was so obvious from the first few bars that you guys came to swing. Congratulations.
@michelletolentino81222 ай бұрын
Amazing! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@veepopat34112 ай бұрын
Wow wow wow! So much energy, soul, musicianship. Congrats!
@laurentlajoux51995 ай бұрын
Nobody ever that they lost the swing?
@RiccardoRomagnoliRM2 жыл бұрын
Super... it got a swing!!!
@boydx46872 жыл бұрын
Great band, the rhythm section was noteworthy, especially the drum solo.
@TatevHayrapetyan2 жыл бұрын
I feel it’s heavy sang, no air in the voice.
@ilomosdivinemusicministry2 жыл бұрын
Wow great job
@kamdynmarin84712 жыл бұрын
This is on my music memory
@gingerkwan2 жыл бұрын
it brings me such joy to see such a nice group of youngsters of multi-ethnicity sharing the stage and doing such a fine job!
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Outstanding Kid! He has a great future as a jazz trumpet player! 🎺👍
Wow!
Personally, I find vibrato to sound nicer in this case than tremolo
No charts.
These kids are amazingly talented and gifted
good job guys, Play always to the delight of the listeners, all the best
just so good love it thank you
Out of musical fog comes dew of delight!!
👍😎
This zapped me back to the 40's , I love it .
Very nice
great to see the new generation kickin it!
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Bravo.
Well that was darn impressive young man. You may be goin to music school, but I say you have a promising career in the United States military. The mission is simple, every day bright n' early at 0500 hours you will sound your fine sounding trumpet to wake up the cadets. Your such a talented young man that when we march onto the battlefield I'm more sure than Truman with the bomb that they'll even let you play the war horns. You, young trumpeter, can sound the horns that sets fear into the hearts of our adversaries, letting them know that we don't back down in the land of the free and the home of the brave. I believe that with your trumpet you can protect this land of stars and stripes. Good on you young man.
Your so fucked in the head
That’s be a waste of talent, dude needs to go to New York
You think a man who can play trumpet like this should be playing for killers? Disgusting.
I ain’t readin all that
A little Dizzy there. Superb. The old man is great. Wonderful. Ex Disney player. More trombone. Use your finger tips kid.
dont think ur in a good position to criticize buddy
No hay problema, el niño está usando la Magia! ♥😎 todos tenemos dedos, pocos, Magia! 👻
@@lucashedquist447either way the kid should still use his fingertips, its not efficient to use the fingers like that to press down valves
@@penguinsfr seems to be working for him huh
Fantastic band, great job Jacob.
The future of the music is sound because of performances like this! Thank you Julius for your guidance to this wonderful band....Mark Morelli
Wow wow what a racket….. let me know when they play it together
I hope that this comment was intended facetiously. Anyone who knows this piece realizes that this band plays the sh-- out of it. My compliments to director Julius Tolentino and his student band. Bill Kirchner, instructor, "Music of Duke Ellington" course (2004-present), Manhattan School of Music
You’re completely right what I meant to say was…. This band so completely amazing it out does duke ellingtons own band. The calibre of music here are so incredibly high they definitely the leading music on the states without a shadow of a doubt. I can think is I’m getting rid of all my duke Ellington recordings and just listening to this band exclusively. That better?
@@jonburton1935 Well, yes and no. To be sure, this is a superb student band--one of the best I've ever heard. But to compare it to one of the greatest ensembles in jazz history (hear the 1937 and 1956 Ellington recordings of "D & C in Blue") is pointless. We can--and should-- give credit where it's due without indulging in hyperbole.
YESSUHHH🔥🔥🔥🔥 the attitude in this tune is just incredible
There's no black people at the Newark academy?
😭😭😭 idk but they sure sound good, they did us service here
what trumpet is he using?
It looks Jacob is playing a Bach and Kenny Rampton is playing a Del Quadro.
As everyone seems so bent out of shape let me correct myself….. This the most astounding thing I’ve ever seen. These kids are so unbelievably good they play better than Ellington could have done himself. Why aren’t they recording cds and getting record deals I have no idea. I’m just so overwhelmed with seeing such young people being able to surpass the capabilities of the Ellington band itself…….jazz is sooooo not dead…. Ellington will forever never be the same.
Dang! Got some Cootie Williams going! 🎶🎵👍🏻
Too gimmicky. Really, every note has to have some effect on it? Sadly at the end when they play an actual unison line with no effects the intonation is blatantly bad. The kids embouchure is bad and a good teacher would correct quite a few things including keeping his fingers curved and not straight. Just because someone plays jazz doesn’t mean you throw good position and training out the window. Sort of an emperor’s new clothes vibe with this. You better praise them because they’re kids and the band is so diverse and you don’t want to be seen as a racist, sexist kid hater. It’s actually kind of mediocre. My hs jazz band was just as good or even better. We played Chase’s Get It On and the trpts nailed it. Got the recording from ‘76. 1/2 that band went on to be pro players. Just realized the kid is the director’s son. Makes sense now. Like the coach’s kid on little league is always the starting pitcher.
You know that he is curving his fingers for a reason right? Why do you think the professional is doing it as well
so pressed for what
Do us all a favor, shut the hell up.
absurd, you wouldn't have any idea about his embouchure or fingers if you hadn't seen the video. The sound is what counts and it sounds damn good
Más escuchar y menos ver, es musica! vamos a sentir. Recuerda que es una expresión temporal y se desvanece mientras criticas, disfruta más, es mas saludable.
Outstanding!
Amazing job guys! Love from instagram ❤️❤️❤️
that's the ticket!
damn bruh that kids chops are difffff
Outstanding.
This is a true classic trumpet feature played with beauty and joy! Congratulations Jacob!
They came to swing.
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue (**0:08**)* Piano: Ben Collins-Siegel (0:08, 4:04)** Trombone Section: Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking (1:38)** Sax Section: Ethan Tai (Lead Alto), Noah Tamiso (Alto), Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor), Anuj Awasthi (Baritone) (1:50) Trumpet: Vihaan Jetley (2:03) Bari Sax: Anuj Awasthi (2:15) Tenor Sax: Ani Chakravarthy (2:27, 6:09)** Clarinet Section: Ethan Tai, Noah Tamiso, Gabe Zhao, Anuj Awasthi (5:28, 6:21) Lead Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (7:19, 7:42)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano), Jason Mo (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Nathan Choi (Piano, Offstage), Suved Wali (Guitar, Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass, Offstage) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Boy Meets Horn (**0:11**)* Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (0:20, 1:12, 2:11, 2:42, 3:11)** Trumpet: Kenny Rampton (0:52, 1:51, 2:42, 3:11) *GUEST ARTIST from Jazz at Lincoln Center* * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Suved Wali (Guitar), Ted Crall (Bass), Kabir Srivastav (Drums), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano, Offstage), Jason Mo (Guitar, Offstage), Ethan Freed (Bass, Offstage), Ben Schwartz (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue (**0:00**)* Piano: Nathan Choi (0:00) Trombone Section: Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) (1:46)** Sax Section: Ethan Tai (Lead Alto), Noah Tamiso (Alto), Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor), Anuj Awasthi (Baritone) (1:58) Trumpet: Vihaan Jetley (2:11) Bari Sax: Anuj Awasthi (2:24) Tenor Sax: Ani Chakravarthy (2:37, 7:28)** Drums: Ben Schwartz (4:14)** Piano: Ben Collins-Siegel (5:24)** Clarinet Section: Ethan Tai, Noah Tamiso, Gabe Zhao, Anuj Awasthi (6:47, 7:40) Lead Trumpet: Jacob Tolentino (8:37, 9:01)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano), Jason Mo (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Suved Wali (Guitar, Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Lead), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou, Nick Hacking, Emma Crall, Andrew Crawford (Bass) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
*Newark Academy Jazz Band "Chameleon"* *Director: Julius Tolentino* *Solos:* *Golden Cress (**0:33**)* Piano: Nathan Choi (0:33) Trombone: Vanessa Fang (0:48, 2:18, 3:10)** * = Honorable Mention Award ** = Outstanding Award ****1st Place in the 29th Essentially Ellington Competition**** *Awards List* *Sectional Awards:* *Outstanding Rhythm Section:* Nathan Choi (Piano), Suved Wali (Guitar), Ethan Freed (Bass), Ben Schwartz (Drums), Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano, Offstage), Jason Mo (Guitar Offstage), Ted Crall (Bass, Offstage), Kabir Srivastav (Drums, Offstage) *Outstanding Trombone Section:* Vanessa Fang (Solo), Sebastian Dias-Sotiriou (Lead), Nick Hacking, Emma Crall (Offstage), Andrew Crawford (Bass, Offstage) *Outstanding Soloist Award:* Ben Collins-Siegel (Piano) Ben Schwartz (Drums) Ani Chakravarthy (Tenor Sax) Vanessa Fang (Trombone) Jacob Tolentino (Trumpet)
Thank goodness for Wynton Marsalis!!!
So proud of all of you you were sensational
Sounds great all around! What a band too!!
Even watching at home, it was so obvious from the first few bars that you guys came to swing. Congratulations.
Amazing! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Wow wow wow! So much energy, soul, musicianship. Congrats!
Nobody ever that they lost the swing?
Super... it got a swing!!!
Great band, the rhythm section was noteworthy, especially the drum solo.
I feel it’s heavy sang, no air in the voice.
Wow great job
This is on my music memory
it brings me such joy to see such a nice group of youngsters of multi-ethnicity sharing the stage and doing such a fine job!
no swing