In this episode, trumpeter Bobby Spellman demonstrates how to disassemble, clean, dry, oil, and reassemble a trumpet step-by-step. ridgewoodschoolofmusic.com Bob's IG: @bobspellman
@@matiaslerenaclaussen6502 One trick I used (this was for a stuck tuning slide) I poured very cold water on the tuning slide, and then warm-hot water on the part of the instrument that connects with the slide, little bit of grease and a good pull got it out
Hey donkey, try not to get slide grease on the valve oil bottle dropper part, because there is a chance you will get slide grease residue on the valves when you oil them...... Nice video otherwise!
I will for-sure remember this trumpet cleaning lesson....great visual teaching style.
I love this video.
The yellow-greenish video color just add's to the hole insanity theme.
a natural clean up hitter thanks Bobb
How often i should clean my trumpet like this?
Love your videos!
you should be putting your rent in escrow until your landlord gets that faucet flush with the wall
Bob. I see that you have electricity attached to your body while you're sitting in 50 gallons of water. Is this part of the cleaning procedure?
😂😂😂 we got it 😂😂😂.
Splash, splash where's the rubber ducky 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I cant dissasemble it .it is all stuck
take it to a technician
No one near.is there some liquid i could immerse it?
@@matiaslerenaclaussen6502 One trick I used (this was for a stuck tuning slide) I poured very cold water on the tuning slide, and then warm-hot water on the part of the instrument that connects with the slide, little bit of grease and a good pull got it out
So I’m watching this because my trumpet got ligma thanks for the help
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I clicked on this because he was in soapy water
Hey donkey, try not to get slide grease on the valve oil bottle dropper part, because there is a chance you will get slide grease residue on the valves when you oil them......
Nice video otherwise!
*IF YOU HAVE HARD WATER, DO NOT DO THIS"
Love your videos!