Vacchiano always told me to get that military fanfare like effect, to play it in 6/4 and the triplets like up the way they are supposed to. Sounds like that’s what you are doing here. Great breakdown of this famous opening.
Thanks for listening Ryan. Nobody suggested that to me but it just seemed to feel right and the 6/4 form is a good way of grasping it. Thanks for the comment!
Steven I appreciate wholeheartedly the effort and work you do for the whole musician community, in particular for all the trumpet players! Your content here on YT is outstanding ,and for me personally every new video who goes online gives me a lot of joy and also positive Impact on my trumpet playing. Best regards from Bremen, Germany. Ralf
Thanks for your comment. The horn I am playing in this video is a custom Shires and (as far as I know) is the last trumpet actually made by Steve Shires himself. I am currently playing a Yamaha C.
The Benjamin Zander / Elmer Churampi Mahler 5 masterclass is epic. Rarely have I heard music discussed on that level of insight and purpose.
Yup. Find the soul of the music and what it says to your soul.
Vacchiano always told me to get that military fanfare like effect, to play it in 6/4 and the triplets like up the way they are supposed to. Sounds like that’s what you are doing here. Great breakdown of this famous opening.
Thanks for listening Ryan. Nobody suggested that to me but it just seemed to feel right and the 6/4 form is a good way of grasping it. Thanks for the comment!
@@stevenemerytrumpet4095 sure.
Looking forward to many more of these insightful videos.
Steven I appreciate wholeheartedly the effort and work you do for the whole musician community, in particular for all the trumpet players! Your content here on YT is outstanding ,and for me personally every new video who goes online gives me a lot of joy and also positive Impact on my trumpet playing. Best regards from Bremen, Germany. Ralf
Hi Ralf, Thanks so much for commenting and expressing your appreciation. My dream of reaching fellow trumpet afficianados like you is coming true.
Merveilleux travail de pédagogue, qui rend la trompette vraiment passionnante et désirable : bravo et merci !
Thanks Luc, My French is quite rusty but I understand what you wrote and thank you for expressing your appreciation for my work. 😌
Great video! Just curious: what model C trumpet are you using in this video?
Thanks for your comment. The horn I am playing in this video is a custom Shires and (as far as I know) is the last trumpet actually made by Steve Shires himself. I am currently playing a Yamaha C.