WONDERFUL!!!!! Warren Vachew is SO TALENTED!!! Thankful to have seen him years ago at Rick's Cafe in Chicago. He was so marvelous!!! I've been a fan for over 40 years.
I have the pleasure of living in the same area as Mr Vache so I've gotten to hear him on a number of different occasions. Even into his 70's he is still a killer player and his solos are so melodic.
One of the swingiest, most well-articulated, and tasty solos I have ever heard a white trumpet player perform. Never heard of this master. Thanks, TH-cam algorithm 😍✨️👌🏾🎺🎶
He has so many good licks in here but my fav has to be the little 4 16th note 2 eighth note straight thing he does. There’s just something so satisfying about playing a straight lick in jazz
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Sheet music (PDF) can be found here:
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Mr. Vache is so melodically thematic it’s such a fun story to listen to!
This solo is sweeter than any candy
Yes like a violin !
WONDERFUL!!!!! Warren Vachew is SO TALENTED!!! Thankful to have seen him years ago at Rick's Cafe in Chicago. He was so marvelous!!! I've been a fan for over 40 years.
The brilliant Warren Vaché at work.
Warren Vache is one of my personal favorites he loves to stay in key.
I have the pleasure of living in the same area as Mr Vache so I've gotten to hear him on a number of different occasions. Even into his 70's he is still a killer player and his solos are so melodic.
I envy you :)
One of the swingiest, most well-articulated, and tasty solos I have ever heard a white trumpet player perform. Never heard of this master. Thanks, TH-cam algorithm 😍✨️👌🏾🎺🎶
Yep, i didn't even know he existed until like 5-6 months ago. You can check out other transcriptions on him that i have made
So smooth and swinging
He has so many good licks in here but my fav has to be the little 4 16th note 2 eighth note straight thing he does. There’s just something so satisfying about playing a straight lick in jazz
My favourite lick at 2:26. He just put so much of he's soul into this)
That sounds a lot like it comes from Clifford's influence. That ghost tonguing is so hard to do, but so tasty.
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Anybody know how he plays the high and low notes so differently at the start?