Frank Sinatra would be proud of this trumpet player
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you can see the anxiety about his 2nd valve, can totaly relate, mine stuck during a solo i had in chorale piece at my winter concert.
I thought he was just adding some percussion improv.
One time during marching season my second valve was just completely not working, so I spat on it before playing and it worked. Ashamed to admit that lol!
@@HernandezEncoreDCIMore don’t be, I’ve done it before, also you have me hooked on your vids while on tour for dci, can’t wait to see any new vids
@@HernandezEncoreDCIMore everybody has done that one time or another, that was a tip I gave to my section when I was a section leader in highschool. Probably wasn't my best tip but good for a last second fix.
@@andyzavala2349 What corps
That’s my private lessons teacher xD
He’s such a good player, and he helps me out a lot. He part of the jazz outreach initiative band, and plays with Kenny rampton!!
Let him know about this video! I'm a fan :)
Is that Daniel Falcone??
@@JazzCrab4080Shut up
@@JazzCrab4080yeah
Dang I always dreaded that scenario of one of my pistons getting stuck, and boy did he handle it better than I would ever have. Amazing 🤩
I also hate when my PISTONS get stuck
Danny Falcone killin it. One of the best lead/commercial players out there today in my humble opinion. Plays with Lady Gaga, Celine Dion, Santa Fe & the Fat City Horns and many others
Someone forgot to put the valve's oil, the real anxiety for a trumpet player
With all the progress in technology on this planet during this modern age; it seems like nobody has yet to make a better jazz horn than the old Constellation.
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@@joaquinmuro6596 not nearly as versatile a horn. Not in the same ballpark at all. But one of the all time greats for a specific type of playing, definitely.
Had an instructor who said you could drop one of those down a flight of stairs and you would be looking for damage to the stairs rather than the horn.
@@joaquinmuro6596 i was thinking the same. i have a couple. good enough for all the legends. miles played on one through his entire career.
The E is so clean and the bended on the b was so pure
Thanks for sharing this great clip. It might be worth taking a second look at the transcription though. I heard the whole thing in 4/4 and I think some of the rhythms might have been different than what you wrote. Probably better than I could’ve done though!
Yeah, the figures themselves are mostly fine, but where they start and end is.... interesting. Some offbeats are notated as being on the beat (and vice versa), but let's be honest: with horn sections, it can sometimes be hard to tell. It's definitely all in 4/4 though, unless it's a very avant garde arrangement in which the drums and vocals are playing in a different meter than the horns. I'm sure something like that exists (and it sounds like a fun idea), but in this case, redoing the transcription in 4/4 is probably a good idea.
I am new to transcribing, I think this trasncription is 90% right. Once I posted it and watched it I noticed a couple very blatant wrong spots, but it's too late to apologize.... sorry I had to
@@HernandezEncoreDCIMore no worries! Keep up the good work, and you’ll only get better
@@averysmith9462 Thanks Avery!
@@HernandezEncoreDCIMore No worries, just keep at it 👍
Good stuff!!! Always gotta appreciate the band and not just the voice especially the brass
The legendary Danny Falcone. He plays with Santa Fe and the Fat city Horns as well and is definitely one of Las Vegas’s top call players.
Gotta love those random valve taps at the best times. 😊
Great stuff, my ears love the sound this this!
So I haven’t had many sticky valves at concerts, but I have an even more anxiety inducing moment, so for starters I am in football, and marching band, and it was game day, so I had to rely on somebody else to bring out my sousaphone, but I had a percussionist do it (big oopsie) and they had taken my mouthpiece and tubes case off of my sousaphone case and put it in the band room. Long story short I marched an entire 3 movement pice with my hand to my mouth to make it look like I had the mouthpiece under my hand, while smashing my valves to make it look like I knew what I was doing, and worst part is, my parents noticed and I still get made fun of almost a year later. THE END
let that be a lesson to ya. ha ha.
Amazing!
superb sound
Killer sound. Sketchy valves!!
Great music!!
L O V E I T !!!
0:20 why no trancription of this great valve-drum solo and others ???🤔
Yes, this is Danny Falcone playing for Bob Anderson
I got some vietnam ptsd seeing his reaction to his 2nd valve
THATS MY DAD MANANNNNJNNJAJANJAISJSJAUSHAIYAHSHSHS
If you're wondering why he keeps pushing that button with a worried look on his face, his 2nd valve is sticking (it's not moving back up into its proper position as fast as it should). If it doesn't move all the way back up, he'll sound like someone stuffed a sock in his horn. The reason it's sticking is either 1). he forgot to lubricate the valves with oil, or 2). he recently dropped his horn and dented the valve casing and/or the 2nd valve slide, or 3). one side of the 2nd valve piston is smoother and shinier than the other because he plays with his knuckles instead of his fingertips and doesn't push it straight down, resulting in valves that stick no matter how much you oil them. Whatever the case, he's skilled enough to play most of these notes without pushing any valves down at all, but faulty equipment sucks in the middle of a performance.
Not too sure about that weird ass transcription, but nice playing.
the transcription is... weird
I'm sorry :)
I am new to the trasncribing game. This was also a very early video of mine!
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Sounds like he’s backing up Bublé, no?
I was wondering too
It's bob Anderson i think
@@imploudit's bob Anderson i think
connstellation?
Nice one! Connstellation gives you trouble?
I'm not sure but I think there are some mistakes rythmically
yes, what about the 3/4 and 5/4 bars??? It's always 4/4. Apart from that played great!
Chet Baker would be smilling rn
Very nice lead playing! Is this a Conn 36b?
i think its the connstellation 38b
what do the colored notes mean
im not a trumpet player, why hes pressing that middle piston so much?
cause it makes toot sound :D
It’s not oiled enough, it’s giving him anxiety, the true trumpet players fear
@@ppmeasure why wouldn t it be oiled enough? That's a big performance
@@da11king he forgot abt it in preparation for everything else
@@da11king, it’s actually very easy to forget, with preparation for the event, anxiety, and the fact that it’s second nature, making mistakes happen often, luckily he was really good for what he did.
Nice work man - the first 2 bars are slightly out, they’re both 4/4, other than that great transcription!
needs to sort that 2nd valve out. noisy as hell. some fine playing though.
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In fact, Frank liked powerful trumpeters like that video guy, such as Conrad Gozzo or Charles Henry Turner. That trumpet guy doesn’t have that strong of a tone either IMAO.
Bob Anderson singing
Get your valve fixed my guy