A delightful video that I was sent over the Christmas period, features Wayne Carson, Johnny Christopher, & Mark James' Always on my mind arranged for solo trombone and orchestra by Marjan Peternel, played by trombonist Matjaž Kafol and the 2017 Gimnazija Kranj Symphony Orchestra conducted by Nejc Bečan. The item comes from one of two sell-out concerts that that the orchestra gave at Gallus Hall, Cankarjev doma, Ljubljana, Slovenia, in December 2017. The video director is Primož Zevnik.
The orchestra is a youth orchestra, based at the Gimnazija Kranj, which is a school in Slovenia.
Thursday, 11 January 2018
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