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Didn’t mention the worst thing about the 7c - sharp rim!

😢I hard getting other mouthpieces in Nigeria 😢

I just love it

about to say is that cab calloway song

Hello, great content thank you for all you do! What do you think of Yamaha 14B4 ?? Any experience with Yamaha mouthpieces? I have been playing for 4 years

This is awesome!!

Love it 😍

This is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

Thanks!

Bless you sir! Thanks for sharing!

Incredible

hey man! i’m 5 years out of high school where i used to play on a small bore tenor trombone with a 6.5AL mouthpiece. now i’ve picked up the trumpet so that i can teach my little brother how to play before he enters high school! i’m currently using a yamaha 11b4 mouthpiece which came with the trumpet, should i switch to a 5b or 3c considering that i’ve had previous experience with brass instruments? and which mouthpiece should my little brother start with? he’s turning 13 this month! thanks again!

Practice your scales kids!

"7.8/10 too much water"

Please I couldn't get 5b or i could get is 5c, are they dsame.

Sir if you are still in a good mood could you please upload just a 1 minute of sample to seem like French Army Medieval charge horn sounds please? I want to include them in one great video game about 100 years old and I would like like that some nice notes to seem like charge or move or retreat but every around is more like viking or from lotr movie or like dark evil or even Civil War.. But none about the glorious trumpets like I ve heard on some 60s film "El CId" I wish you return to give a sample like that mate

I come back to this from time to time :3 Wish I had been more confident and mature back then to really give it my all. Lol There's one part where I can hear myself clearly XD I always listen for that part bc Mr Holley complimented me one practice for being loud, in the front, and hitting the notes correctly (Or was it Mr Barton..idk) Thanks for keeping this up! It's nice to look back on <3

Sound. Bachs have too much bite for me. And yes, a brittle sound. Even a 3C. I've played Bachs for decades -- amateur -- and had no formal training. I drilled Arban's as a kid. I'm on the way back to playing and it's only been the last few years that I have been trying different pieces. I wish I had tried a wider range of products when I was younger. I recently picked up a Wick 1-1/4C from a remainders bin. I get a fantastic tone, even in the transition above the staff. It's the only piece so far that lets me lip up a pedal C.

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I have been waiting for this video for a hot minute! Excited for what’s next!! 🎉

So many triangles. The merp merps

Thank you all for watching my videos and supporting my content! Who wants to see the "beginner" version of this arrangement?

Hello sir , I really desire to learn how to play trumpet, yet I don't know how to go about It , the trumpet am training myself with is not producing harmonize sound I need a help on how to go about it sir!

Good info here! I stopped using Bach mouthpieces a couple months in. Every beginner should watch this

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I play on a yamaha 16c4, which is equivalent to bach 11/2 c, all the way from my 7th grade year until now, my 5th year of college. I started on a 7c in 5th grade. This makes sense why I never had the problem you explain at 4:15. In fact, the band director in the early years was always telling me to play louder and was routinely baffled why I couldn't play loud but had a fantastic tone, but the other 30 trumpets had the opposite problem.

Bro played the Trumpbone

After a bit I actually kind of like 7c.

Parents across the world agree. Sound is important. 3c is my most used. Started in 1984 still use it. (Yes, there were years that started with a 19 and not 20). I always thought the hand up was the conductor giving me a long distance high 5 for drowning out the clarinets. Also, where have you been? Missed your content.

I agree. I started with a Bach 6C. I never liked the 7C. somehow, in high school in the 60s I switched to a Bach 2 1/4 C. I played this for a long time and remember back 60 years ago there wasn’t that much discussion about mouthpieces. The larger mouth be served me well, but then I switched to a Monette 4BS which I liked a lot but then my trumpet work trail off and life went a different direction. Remember, however, if what I heard is correct that Jimmy Tamburini in Detroit played a 10 1/2 C. Oh well.!

It's always been my experience that playing a larger mouthpiece will build your range in the long run. Switching to a smaller mouthpiece later from there is like when Goku and Piccolo take their training weights off.

I don't even play trumpet but this was super informative and well edited!

0:00 I use a bobby shew lead for most of my playing unless playing below the staff i use a 3c. I would however highly recommend buying a harrelson spectratone or modular mouthpiece where you can change the cup, throat,backbore and gap of the mouthpiece. They can advise you what choices to go for, his trumpets and mouthpieces he builds are the ultimate. I play on a harrelson bravura that I got second hand recently, it projects amazingly against yamaha and bach strads in the band I play in with very little effort.

The Bach numbering system is counterintuitive. I used Shilke for the most part up until last year. Then I wound up using a Bach 1 1/2c last year after having used roughly the Schilke equivalent (the 14) for years. Now, I did use a 13 A4a for an outdoor concert the other day where endurance and being able to project were more important. Edit to add, I only used the 7c for my first two years playing, then it was the Schilke 14 through high school and most of college (experimented a bit with the Bach 1 1/2c, but reverted back to the 14 after about a year).

i love how there are small channels like this that edit videos better than some channels that have 1m+ subs

While getting my music ed degree, the trumpet teacher recommended the 7c mouthpiece with the director drilling out the mouthpiece with a #23 drill bit..... I'm a trombone player and he had directed a very successful jr high band and high school band before being a trumpet teacher in college.

The thing I see so many people get wrong is that sound doesn't automatically mean you're a master of the trumpet. I'm exagerating here a bit but, you can sound like arturo sandoval when you start and you have no idea what the basics are.

I'm a woodwind btw

Let's run the likes to 1k... I've been with 7c all my life and just can't wait to know the ones you use

1:58 Exactly like you worded it. A mouthpiece can only HELP you reach higher notes. It doesn't magically ''unlock'' extra range. In the end, mouthpieces are ofcourse personal preferences. I do agree that 7c is a terrible beginner mouthpiece. 3c or even something down to 1 1/4c is way better to start with. But once you can play your instrument a little bit, go to a large music store and try out different mouthpieces! It's also really recommendable to try different brands!

i use a bach 1-1/2c and ive been playing trumpet for 4 years

Wish I'd received this advice when I first starting playing over two decades ago! I did switch to a 3C in high school, but I do have to wonder where I'd be if I had started on a 5B 🤔 Also, love your sense of humor in this video! 🤣 I promise I won't tell the woodwinds anything!

If this comment gets 1,000 likes, I'll make a video telling you what mouthpiece I play 👀

"NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" - a begginer trumpet player who uses a 7c mouthpiece

Nice cover bro 😎

First form is more espectacular

Woah!

You must be Reina's teacher in the United States! (After graduating, Reina went to study in the United States.) Thanks for playing! From a Japanese Hibike fan

“Tubas can’t play high notes” Me practicing flight of the bumblebee: are you kidding me