It’s not really a proper ‘technique’. You loosen your lips and break normal trumpet embouchure to such an extent that the trumpet just becomes an amplifier for your lips rather than being something that forces air through valves to produce a pitch.
Professional trumpet player here 😅. It's rarely if ever used. Arturo does a great job here. Basically it's just flapping your lips on a certain pitch and your mouthpiece picks it up. I tell my students to practice pedal tones without a mouthpiece....super super relaxed.
As a trumpet player, Sandoval’s low note schtick always kinda bugged me. In general, I think the whole range as show of technique as opposed to musicality thing feels more like a show-offy party trick than musical, especially when 99% of the audience doesn’t really understand what it is he’s doing and so the impressiveness of it is pretty shallow. His musicality is what makes his work so good, at the end of the day, and if all he had was range he’d just be one of the many session players who can do this. Still, when it comes to his high range, it’s his ability to hold on to his beautifully warm tone that makes it a joy to listen to, but I can’t help feeling like trumpet pedal tones aren’t as technically impressive as the performance makes it look to the audience, and that they don’t really sound good, they just sound low.
0:11 *when you learn that the main supervillain, who in the past was a child who admired you that you dejected, grew up to kill all of your superhero friends with an evolving round metal death ball and is planning to send it to destroy your city and retroactively defeat the programmed machine to look like a real hero and sell his new inventions to the public so everyone can be super, because when everyone is super, no one is.*
As a trumpet player, that can barely play a high E. I can not even imagine how much his head must've hurt after playing that 5th to last note.. Very well done, sir.
I will tell you from how I play high notes one ego helps a lot when playing high don’t know a single person who can play high and doesn’t have a big ego but for real just play relaxed and don’t think about just go and you’ll hit higher notes my highest note I’ve played is a triple d now not saying it sounded good or I can play in context but with fresh chops and having the feeling of going for a record I got triple d once you hit a double g it’ll get easier and easier and you’ll only go up keep practicing hope you go for the stars
Honestly I used to "Cheat" when playing high notes. I bought a Schilke 14a4a mouthpiece and I could push past the double C (The C an octave above the one over the staff) in highschool. Honestly loved that mouthpiece, you should try it.
@@videogamecoverss no screamer mouthpieces are the worst one IMO they ruin your embouchure and it is straight up cheating honestly I wouldn’t get any satisfaction playing on a screamer and if I can get a triple d on a 5c you don’t need a screamer to play high notes if you are going to get anything other than a 5c get a 3c not screamer mouthpieces ever
@@sage5559 I do agree that it's better to train hard to get better or higher notes. But the "cheating" could help to boost your ego. My coach from Marching band used that mouthpiece to show my team that everyone can get high notes, but not soulful note (quality note). He ask us to play using that mouthpiece and record it then, after drills for 2 month, tell us to play the same notes with normal mouthpiece. Oh boy, the feeling of "My hardwork can do better than cheating" is very good.
@@diegorivera3631 I would absolutely hate a composer that would make me go that high without working up to it slightly or at least a low pedal tone to help relax my lips before the run.
@@conservativetexan2289 Bro, I said professional in the sense that I have been studying for more than 25 years. I play in one of the best orchestras in my country.
@@TrumpetBogeyManI don’t have an awful technique, it just depends on the person who is playing, but obviusly when I started playing it hurt more than now
Guitar: play - headbang or running (same for bass) Drums: u feel the rhythm with all your body Vocals: u make crazy the audience Piano: *aggressive boring sitting noises*
The last octave was so high that the piston valves didn't do anything to the notes *Edit:* so uhh. Ive not seen this comment in a while... *v What the fuck*
When you play high on a trumpet, you do not really need to use valves. This is because the harmonics are so close to each other. For example, we use open (no) valves to play: C4 G4 C5 E5 5G Bb5 C6 D6 You can see that the pitches get closer. This is due to the quirks of the harmonic series. As such, at extremely high pitches valves aren't really necessary. Sometimes we use them to get a little bit more control but most of the pitch comes from the lips and not from the valves at this range.
Often times it doesn't matter what valve you play at anything above G about high C and up; the partials are extremely close. Though I will say, that on some horns it does help 'lock' onto the pitch of a note better. Some horns slot better in the upper range than others, that's for sure.
Yo escucho a Arturo Sandoval desde que era pequeño, y siempre he creído que es es uno de los mejores trompetistas de la historia y al menos para mi, el más virtuoso de todos los tiempos.
I've been a huge fan of Arturo since I first laid ears on him in 1991. I got into it because of the ridiculous range playing, but as I matured, I realized he's SO SO SO much more than that. Imo, the greatest virtuoso to ever play the instrument. So glad to see him get some love here.
Ok he practices a lot. I hadn’t picked up a trumpet in 6 months until 2 nights ago and I got to the high c eventually and my lips felt like freaking jelly this guy is a legend
@@stairfall12345678900 Yeah, though. I've played trumpet for 11 years. I can't play 6 octaves in 9 bars on trumpet. I played piano for like a month when I was 8 years old. I can play 6 octaves in 9 bars on piano.
When James Bond sneaks through secret agents, eliminates the target then leaves in covert style before anyone notices. Foreign door man: "You have a good night sir." Bond: "I already have." 0:21 and scene.
Me a clarinet player. Composing a Trumpet piece on musescore. The trumpet player: 👁 👄 👁 (Edit: I didn’t have like notifications on, only reply notos, holy hell thank you for 150 likes 💜)
I have no idea a trumpet could even reach those notes and I've been playing it for a few years now, that low trill and the insanely high sequence is insane
I've got nothing but respect for these musicians even if jazz isn't always my particular cup of tea. They invented the blast beat, jazz culture did a lot of shit for marginalized peeps in the US, and then there's the trumpeters who've turned themselves into living bagpipes to commune with the elder gods of jazz for our listening pleasure.
Me reading that sheet: "Ok, stop everyone! One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight... eight? What the hell is that... C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C, B... oh, a B! Cool, let's continue guys... A couple of bars later: "Ok, sorry guys, stop again..."
Why do jazz musicians always get the fun of getting away with these cool things and classical musicians are like “no, don’t do this unless you’re playing jazz or pop.”
It’s just inherent to the genres. Jazz at its core is about enjoying and experimenting with music; classical is about playing the same pieces that all sound the same forever to people that have already heard them, so there’s not much room for creative expression for the composers or the performers
@@morenorristhannorris yes and that’s why perfection is expected for the greats, and for the very best they find their way to express it with individuality.
@@morenorristhannorris Oh yeah, for sure. Played in both my college’s symphony and jazz bands, as a bass trombonist, and it was a fun contrast. Definitely helped me as a musician because I had to focus on different styles of playing, but it was nice being able to let loose a bit on Wednesday evenings for jazz after being restrained the previous day in symphony.
Arturo Sandoval is a legend. I saw him play in a DC jazz club in like 2015 and sat about 10 feet from him. Shook his hand after the show. A true privilege.
As a 9th grader I can hit the high D that is above the staff, but this is some really insane stuff. Hope I can play that high or almost that high one day.
My band director told me hitting vs. playing the note were 2 very different things. Consequently, the G above the staff is the best I ever got in middle school lol.
Someone cares to explain how he can get so low in the first bar?
It’s not really a proper ‘technique’. You loosen your lips and break normal trumpet embouchure to such an extent that the trumpet just becomes an amplifier for your lips rather than being something that forces air through valves to produce a pitch.
@@GeorgeCollier Like a kazoo? cool!
@@GeorgeCollier Thanks a lot!
@@mimisaiko As far as I have understood it's more like a "raspberry" amplificator
Pedal tones? Is it still called that when played on trumpet?
This guy's morning routine begins with taking hot water and coffee beans in his mouth and spitting an espresso.
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Favorite comment. 😂😂😂
Always remember to wash your mouth out with water before playing an instrument
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and then he proceeds to eat a raw steak and then eat a hot grill plate and seasonings
bar eight could summon aliens
Bar one summons demons
Or dogs
0:22
or mariah carey
@@sierramolinary honey, i shrunk the mariah carey and hid her in my trumpet
“Honey, are you ok in there?”
*Me in the bathroom:*
"y-yeah I'm alright, just practicing for the concert next Saturday- *rehearses all octaves* "
STOP 😂😂😂
The comment I was waiting for🤣🤣🤣🤣
im dying
Hahahahahahhahahaha
My mouth HURTS just listening to this. Damn impressive!
Crazy amount of talent, never even knew trumpets could go this low
I hate you but I love but I hate you but I love you
Going higher is harder
I’m convinced me and you are the same person
Pedal tones. Hilarious coming out of a little cornet.
@@informationnotavailable6433 He is right
Band directors would still say “I don’t care that the sheet music says you have to play 6 octaves up. DO NOT PRESS!!!!”
My front teeth would be in the back of my throat if I even tried bar eight
Yeah, that guy was pressing. And clearly mouthed the word owe once he removed the horn from his lips.
@@NaturalFireWave my mouth hurt just looking at him. Playing high notes never feels good.
@@user-K8T Technically if done the high notes are played right and you've built your mussels up there really shouldn't be pain.
@@NaturalFireWave yeah, but building the muscles takes pain
When the audience's whistles are a lower pitch than the music itself
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Arturo actually plays the 10th bar at the end, unfortunately, it is outside the range of human hearing
Wait really?
@@NasXShady No it’s a joke
@@thepixelknights5403 Its true, i am from pluton
So that's why the dogs are barking!
Fun fact: if it went on for another 2 bars then the notes would literally be higher than a piano can play
Pythagoras crying rn this man just played a note 8 ledger lines down on trumpet
0:01
"Yo, can you play trumpet?"
"yeah, lowkey i can"
okay I did not know a trumpet could play so immensely low
ikr, he’s playing like 6 or 7 semitones above what i can play on trombone
it's a pedal tone, which is pretty hard on trumpet.
Professional trumpet player here 😅. It's rarely if ever used. Arturo does a great job here.
Basically it's just flapping your lips on a certain pitch and your mouthpiece picks it up. I tell my students to practice pedal tones without a mouthpiece....super super relaxed.
yeah, i do the same thing to hit double pedals
As a trumpet player, Sandoval’s low note schtick always kinda bugged me. In general, I think the whole range as show of technique as opposed to musicality thing feels more like a show-offy party trick than musical, especially when 99% of the audience doesn’t really understand what it is he’s doing and so the impressiveness of it is pretty shallow. His musicality is what makes his work so good, at the end of the day, and if all he had was range he’d just be one of the many session players who can do this. Still, when it comes to his high range, it’s his ability to hold on to his beautifully warm tone that makes it a joy to listen to, but I can’t help feeling like trumpet pedal tones aren’t as technically impressive as the performance makes it look to the audience, and that they don’t really sound good, they just sound low.
I feel bad for the people in the audience that wore glasses that day
He probably bought 500$ reinforced glasses just to play the trumpet
hahaha, made me laugh 😂
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@@wellherewegoagain2808 oh boy its my favourite game! “what the fuck is this link?”
My man putting the trombones and soprano sax’s out of a job in 30 seconds damn
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Alien: that's a good point
0:11 *when you learn that the main supervillain, who in the past was a child who admired you that you dejected, grew up to kill all of your superhero friends with an evolving round metal death ball and is planning to send it to destroy your city and retroactively defeat the programmed machine to look like a real hero and sell his new inventions to the public so everyone can be super, because when everyone is super, no one is.*
this comment doesn't get the respect it deserves
As a trumpet player, that can barely play a high E. I can not even imagine how much his head must've hurt after playing that 5th to last note.. Very well done, sir.
As a trombone/bari sax player, I think I would've passed out.
I will tell you from how I play high notes one ego helps a lot when playing high don’t know a single person who can play high and doesn’t have a big ego but for real just play relaxed and don’t think about just go and you’ll hit higher notes my highest note I’ve played is a triple d now not saying it sounded good or I can play in context but with fresh chops and having the feeling of going for a record I got triple d once you hit a double g it’ll get easier and easier and you’ll only go up keep practicing hope you go for the stars
Honestly I used to "Cheat" when playing high notes. I bought a Schilke 14a4a mouthpiece and I could push past the double C (The C an octave above the one over the staff) in highschool. Honestly loved that mouthpiece, you should try it.
@@videogamecoverss no screamer mouthpieces are the worst one IMO they ruin your embouchure and it is straight up cheating honestly I wouldn’t get any satisfaction playing on a screamer and if I can get a triple d on a 5c you don’t need a screamer to play high notes if you are going to get anything other than a 5c get a 3c not screamer mouthpieces ever
@@sage5559 I do agree that it's better to train hard to get better or higher notes. But the "cheating" could help to boost your ego. My coach from Marching band used that mouthpiece to show my team that everyone can get high notes, but not soulful note (quality note). He ask us to play using that mouthpiece and record it then, after drills for 2 month, tell us to play the same notes with normal mouthpiece. Oh boy, the feeling of "My hardwork can do better than cheating" is very good.
That pedal tone was probably just a warm up to relax the lips before they commit musical seppuku
It was in the sheet
@@diegorivera3631 oh no I’m fully aware
@@diegorivera3631 I would absolutely hate a composer that would make me go that high without working up to it slightly or at least a low pedal tone to help relax my lips before the run.
😂 lol musical seppuku
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“I just had a pretty good solo. I sure hope the next guy doesn’t do anything too crazy so people remember it”
The next guy:
Even worse when you’re the guy after.
If your solo was bad though, that would be the best thing to happen
XDDDD
As a professional trumpet player, I can't imagine how much that man's head must hurt after playing that. 🤕
probably a tired head
Professional? You played with anyone we might know?
@@conservativetexan2289 Bro, I said professional in the sense that I have been studying for more than 25 years. I play in one of the best orchestras in my country.
Ot shouldn't hurt unless you have awful technique
@@TrumpetBogeyManI don’t have an awful technique, it just depends on the person who is playing, but obviusly when I started playing it hurt more than now
And that’s how you use your trumpet to communicate directly with geostationary satellites. Quite the nifty trick.
this isn't even that hard, just Ctrl + A, then Shift + Up
😂👏
Hahahaha
Exactly 😂
i dont get it
@@the.n.1 ableton/FL "meme"
this guy could turn carbon into diamond with how much pressure was probably placed between his lips
He made that trumpet his bitch. Fantastic skill. Didn’t even know trumpet had such a range!
As a fellow brass player, i can practically feel my lips bleeding just by looking at that music
0:06 “Where’s the last slice of pizza?”
0:11 “I ate it”
0:16 “I called dibs on it yesterday”
0:22 *”I didn’t see your name on it”*
Ayo they broke international dibs protocol.
0:00 “Damn, I shouldn’t have had that pizza...”
This made me laugh harder than I've laughed all year
unban me from e6 discord now fucker
@@DoomKid a winar is u
TH-cam: You can't play six octaves in 9 bars
Me: Laughs in pianist
lmao me
Guitar: play - headbang or running (same for bass)
Drums: u feel the rhythm with all your body
Vocals: u make crazy the audience Piano: *aggressive boring sitting noises*
@@el_ban6228 Organ: Doing a strange dance that makes people liken one to an octopus.
@@gammafoxlore2981 classical guitar: makes people perplexed that classical music can be played on a guitar
Lmao me too
The last octave was so high that the piston valves didn't do anything to the notes
*Edit:* so uhh. Ive not seen this comment in a while...
*v What the fuck*
Bruh hahahahahahahahahahaha
Yes that's true. I hear him trying to articulate the last note
@@jomellesamuel7053 hahahahah so true he’s the most talented singer I’ve ever seen lol
When you play high on a trumpet, you do not really need to use valves. This is because the harmonics are so close to each other. For example, we use open (no) valves to play:
C4 G4 C5 E5 5G Bb5 C6 D6
You can see that the pitches get closer. This is due to the quirks of the harmonic series. As such, at extremely high pitches valves aren't really necessary. Sometimes we use them to get a little bit more control but most of the pitch comes from the lips and not from the valves at this range.
Often times it doesn't matter what valve you play at anything above G about high C and up; the partials are extremely close. Though I will say, that on some horns it does help 'lock' onto the pitch of a note better. Some horns slot better in the upper range than others, that's for sure.
Yo escucho a Arturo Sandoval desde que era pequeño, y siempre he creído que es es uno de los mejores trompetistas de la historia y al menos para mi, el más virtuoso de todos los tiempos.
No solo eso sino que tambien tiene la mejor cualidad que un Artista deberia tener : Humildad!.
this man must have practiced those high and low notes so many times just to get them once. incredible skill
I had the privilege of getting to see Arturo Sandoval back in highschool jazz band. We even got to go in early to his soundcheck.
So are we gonna pretend that trumpet wasn’t screaming in pain?
My word. I did not know a trumpet could hit that high of an octave, legally.
Oh yeah you can go way up. The hard part is going that high and being in tune.
No. It's not legal. Especially in the south.
He went to jail after this
@@alexcarter8807not just that u have to practice and also u have to go through a lot of pain
@@Coufuong 😅
Again, I almost passed out just watching this guy hit those high notes
How can you prove that those last few bars weren't actually a theremin? lol
That was insane. Props
0:12 gives off very strong "Make you an offer you can't refuse" vibes
I THOUGHT THAT ABD THEN YOUR COMMENT POPPED UP BECAUSE OF THE TIME STAMP
Few people know this, but there was a tiny cat inside the thing for the whole gig
I've been a huge fan of Arturo since I first laid ears on him in 1991. I got into it because of the ridiculous range playing, but as I matured, I realized he's SO SO SO much more than that. Imo, the greatest virtuoso to ever play the instrument.
So glad to see him get some love here.
Ok he practices a lot. I hadn’t picked up a trumpet in 6 months until 2 nights ago and I got to the high c eventually and my lips felt like freaking jelly this guy is a legend
The mosquito flying around my room at 3 AM: 0:21
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Besides being an impressive display of musicianship this is also a good demonstration of the trumpet's timbre by register.
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@@GeneralKenobi69420 why is lil bro mad😭💀
He seems high-key frustrated that the band leader cancels him off at the best moment of his solo :P
Lol
That was the end.
@@nicklh186 It looks like the band came in early
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Favorite part has to be him mouthing "OOOOOOOWWWWWwwwwwww!!!" at the end of it. LOL
I love how he looks behind him acting like *WhoS tHerE*
I'm not joking, I got chills when i heard this.
the pain you have to overcome to do this is real
"you can't play 6 octaves in 9 bars"
liszt: allow me to introduce myself
Underrated comment
Piano kinda cheating doe
@@stairfall12345678900 Yeah, though. I've played trumpet for 11 years. I can't play 6 octaves in 9 bars on trumpet. I played piano for like a month when I was 8 years old. I can play 6 octaves in 9 bars on piano.
This is about the dumbest comment I’ve ever heard.
@@Anyone66912 this is about the dumbest reply i’ve ever heard
Arturo Sandoval is celebrating his 74th birthday today November 6, 2023
🥳🥳🥳🎉🎊🎁🎉🎊🎁🎉🎊🎁
the way the crowd was so proud and amazed like at a sports match was so wholesome
He had to reach into his soul to find those high notes.
That's a theramin at the end cant convince me otherwise
guy got more control over his lungs than I have over my life
this tickled the part of my brain where i remember playing the trumpet 🥲 it’s amazing
You will never forget entirely 🫶🏼
When you play that high on a trumpet, it becomes a bugle - no need for valves in those overtones, buddy. Just get after it! Whew! #Respect
He said, "😤 This one's for the dogs, dolphins and birds" *_sqwueelu-WEEEelh-weeh!!!_*
When James Bond sneaks through secret agents, eliminates the target then leaves in covert style before anyone notices.
Foreign door man: "You have a good night sir."
Bond: "I already have."
0:21 and scene.
thank you for this
I grew up playing trumpet, and never knew they could go that high Pitched.
what a legend
I predict this won't be the next hit song.
This is incredible!!! I barely know musical theory but I can still recognize greatness
Me a clarinet player. Composing a Trumpet piece on musescore. The trumpet player: 👁 👄 👁
(Edit: I didn’t have like notifications on, only reply notos, holy hell thank you for 150 likes 💜)
If you're writing for amateur players, try not to go higher than a B (above the staff) at the very most a C
@@Snavels thank you! 🙏
That’s freaking impressive
Bro could form diamonds with that embochure
Night in Tunisia babyyyyy. Could you transcribe the rest of his solo in this? It's nutsssssss
Someone’s done it
It's kinda uncommon to see my country's name in those cases.
I have no idea a trumpet could even reach those notes and I've been playing it for a few years now, that low trill and the insanely high sequence is insane
Brass players would do anything for that embouchoure accept practicing
Maynard Ferguson did pretty well on the high notes.
you mean except practicing? because that's hilariously true.
@@gourdtube here, fixed it for ya
@@konstantinosmparmpounis6464 no you didn't, what is this trolling? (it's good trolling)
It’s spelled except
Roses are red, green is the grass,
Why is youtube recommending me jazz?
I've got nothing but respect for these musicians even if jazz isn't always my particular cup of tea.
They invented the blast beat, jazz culture did a lot of shit for marginalized peeps in the US, and then there's the trumpeters who've turned themselves into living bagpipes to commune with the elder gods of jazz for our listening pleasure.
Me reading that sheet: "Ok, stop everyone! One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight... eight? What the hell is that... C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C, B... oh, a B! Cool, let's continue guys...
A couple of bars later: "Ok, sorry guys, stop again..."
Man if we are in E minor why you using those B sharps and E flats? Lol :)
lol. agreed
Must have been accidental.
Isn't B# just C? Or am I missing something
@@eckhardbinding7469 B# is. Holy, wait tf
@@eckhardbinding7469 yes B# = C
0:17 that was smooth af
0:03 the bee sound
My stomach after 7 tacos with Salsa, 1 horchata, 2 tortillas extra,leftovers, and more tacos.
この約40秒にすごい満足感
That first low A sounded like a damn semi truck hitting the Jake brake, that’s honestly the most impressive part for me
The inconsistency/inaccuracy of the accidentals triggers me haha
.18 sounds so fucking smooth I need that on repeat
I mean he could haave just used a Bb Tenor Trumpet & a Bb Piccolo Trumpet...but he doesn't need them because he is THE MAN!❤
Flute player: play this song I don’t think you can play that high
Anturo enters: watch me play higher
Why do jazz musicians always get the fun of getting away with these cool things and classical musicians are like “no, don’t do this unless you’re playing jazz or pop.”
It’s just inherent to the genres. Jazz at its core is about enjoying and experimenting with music; classical is about playing the same pieces that all sound the same forever to people that have already heard them, so there’s not much room for creative expression for the composers or the performers
@@morenorristhannorris yes and that’s why perfection is expected for the greats, and for the very best they find their way to express it with individuality.
@@morenorristhannorris Oh yeah, for sure. Played in both my college’s symphony and jazz bands, as a bass trombonist, and it was a fun contrast. Definitely helped me as a musician because I had to focus on different styles of playing, but it was nice being able to let loose a bit on Wednesday evenings for jazz after being restrained the previous day in symphony.
He put the kettle on at 0:24
I new this guy could play high but that high I didn't think was possible, I had tears in my eyes I was literally speechless
Man went from Tuba to Theremin
The 2nd n 3rd octaves were the nicest imo
"You can't play 6 octaves in 9 bars."
this guy: *hold my beer*
First 20 seconds has some DCI score potential! Miss those days.
He killed it! 😎
Arturo Sandoval is a legend. I saw him play in a DC jazz club in like 2015 and sat about 10 feet from him. Shook his hand after the show. A true privilege.
When the final note you leave the audience losing their minds over sounds like a 6-year old having a meltdown lol
“You can’t play 6 octaves in 9 bars”
Me an intellectual: Uses Breves in a 4/2 time signature
As a 9th grader I can hit the high D that is above the staff, but this is some really insane stuff. Hope I can play that high or almost that high one day.
just keep practicing. you'll get there eventually. I'm also a trumpet player
My band director told me hitting vs. playing the note were 2 very different things. Consequently, the G above the staff is the best I ever got in middle school lol.
I can play octaves at home. I don't
have to play in bars.
LOL..!
He said “ow” after that LOL
That's just stupid.
I love it.
This guy has more octaves than my synth ^^"
Imagine practicing this over and over again. I give my respect ✊
... i am speachless thats so good and smooth
Bro became a beacon to alienkind
From didgeridoo to annoying whistle in 39 seconds