The sound of God if he played trumpet | Esteban Batallán & Urretxo play Finisterrai (Ricardo Mollá)

Out of all my compositions, "Finisterrai" has undoubtedly become my most well-known piece with over two million plays across various platforms. Esteban Batallán, lead trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and Alberto Urretxo, lead trombone of the Bilbao Symphony Orchestra, are undeniably the main reasons for this success which we hope will inspire trombonists and trumpeters all over the world. Today, I share a brief excerpt from the first movement: On the top of Cape Finisterre.

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[Kevery_]

The trombone part is just insane! Those are some insane high notes!

[Dylonely_]

It sounds like movie music… really nice.

[closmartins]

Thanks to the person who did not transpose the score! A readable score is so much better! Amazing score, indeed!

[garyreid]

Very powerful performance. Bright and strong. Bravo!

[elektronlp]

Ah thanks for yet another wonderful video...I really enjoy getting surprised by these beautiful parts ❤

[brendon]

That reminds me a bit of the Final Fantasy 12's intro, gave me nostalgia.

[davikluglambrecht]

"How big do you want your time signature?"

"Yes"

[xspoole]

When the trumpets and trombones finally experience what it's like to be a flute

[Stonebone-nudk]

Music legitimately is such a religious thing. I personally am a Christian, and music is brought up on it several times. I firmly believe music is a way tp get closer to God. I know it helped me do it. Great vid. Keep it up.

[BobbyJCFHvLichtenstein]

This is really nice piece! What's the title?

[kiballl]

I don’t know man I think it switched from 4/4 to 3/4

[moodister]

If it were the sound of god it would sound more sadistic and violent with an overtone of love me or else.