1:10 : Introduction 1:54 : Message about the importance of music during a pandemic and Sergei's personal interaction with it. 5:00 : Articulation and how to play fast (soft and slow) "Don't be in a hurry to play fast" 6:44 : Do you have a routine? 8:45 : How many hours to practice? "Better not enough, than too much" (Comment on endurance) 9:55 : How did you start to learn circular breathing + Sergei's comments on circular breathing 12:08 : When is Sergei coming to Finland?! 12:56 : What was the most difficult piece to play for you? 15:20 : What is your favorite music to play? 16:25 : How much time is spend playing and resting in your practice routine? 18:12 : Have you met _____ before? 21:55 : Have you ever played non classical music? 24:37 : When did you first play flugel? 26:25 : What model is your flugel? 27:47 : Mouthpiece pressure 29:00 : How do you breath? 30:40 : Is singing beneficial to our musicianship? 31:32 : My tongue is too slow and has muscle spasms what do I do? 31:45 : Do you prefer to play piccolo trumpet? 33:30 : Do you often change mouthpieces? 35:34 : Any exercises to help with mouthpiece pressure? 36:42 : Is this video being saved? 37:04 : Music making tips? 39:23 : What are you thinking about when practicing with a mute? 43:10 : Comments on nerves and stage-fright? 45:02 : Ad Absurdum comments 46:07 : Following performance traditions with string arrangements? 47:52 : Piccolo mouthpiece? 48:00 : If you weren't a trumpet what career would you be in? 48:34 : Posture comments 50:38 : Approach towards learning a piece comment 52:34 : How do I stay consistent? 56:40 : You ever have doubts while practicing? 58:25 : You ever play video games? 1:00:00 : How do I balance technique with the musical practice? 1:00:23 : How do you triple tongue? 1:01:14 : Comment on contemporary pieces?" 1:04:10 : Do you listen to other musicians? 1:07:00 Closing Remarks
Sergei ...you are the best of the best, of the best and so on. There are many super trumpettist in the world and I dont have to mention them, but I am really sorry that I (we) have never seen and hear you on a cornet. I am imagining how you will sound on a cornet.
I would love to see more Q&A's - thank you for taking time to do this for us, we are all indebted. Hearing you playing live was deeply inspiring and emotional. Thank you!
You are one of the most talented and inspirational trumpet players in the world. You seem to play with so much ease, and your consistency is unmatched. You are an example I share with my students any time I see/hear them playing inefficiently. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Two year late seeing this, but will look for new ones. I have no questions but want to tell you how much I appreciate your music. I discovered you with a cd I bought for my brother, now gone. He played trumpet, while I played saxophone during out youth> I am an 88 year old widow and the sweetness of your Carnival of Venice literally brought tears to my eyes. When I heard it, I immediately bought it and sent it to my brother. I have since bought a copy for myself. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to your music. It is much appreciated, especially to this old lady. My picture for this sight is actually a young Russian boy I taught English to in Beijing. We were in front of the Russian restaurant there. Coincidence truly.
Lovely comments about the Courtois flugelhorn, I love those, and I met the son of Jaques Gaudet once, at Amboise, playing trombone in a Brass Band from Belgium at a contest there...
Its so great to have a view into your thoughts. Thank you for sharing with us. It's so clear that music comes first in your mind and everything else simply serves this purpose.
This was terrific. Please do more when you can. I hope that some day you will come to the USA, specifically California. You are high on my list of artists I'd like to see.
Brilliant insight/advice - thanks for your time though I am watching the recording rather than attending the live feed. By the way I also love the Flugelhorn though I was introduced to it rather late and after watching this clip I am considering getting the Antoine Courtois 156 because having also watched some sample videos it sounds really great. Anyway thanks much for your time/effort in recording this clip. Take care.
Hi！Mr Nakariakov，you mentioned you didn't play edute，So do you think play the difficult parts with slow tempo is a more efficient way then practice edute to solve the problem? Best wishes to you！Hope you will do another live！
Sergei, we really enjoyed so much of your music performance when you was in HongKong a mth ago. Really great job, great performance, you and your team have done. Sorry for you as a great player have to stay in quarantine in hotel for 14 days. My kid is a trumpet student, We are sorry that he was sick on that day of your concert, no chance he could sit in concert hall and see you lively that time. He hope he could see you soon in Hong Kong again. Do you have any forthcoming schedule visit Hong Kong soon ?
Hi Sergei My Question: If you play "The Carneval". In Var.II you are playin an a' insteat f'. I wonder why do you this change? I know every single note in the Partitur and a hear ths instantli out. Also Winton cheange on Notenbut this is on the entrance. I am not an Profi Trompeter/Cornet but playing since 1968 -to now. If you plyed "sur la Tyrolienne" new Trompet from Antonio . Sound and Paket was more transparent and brite im sound. I think it would fit well to you. I may be will bay also one for for me. You are for me the worlds best Trompet Player specialy when you play le tyrolienne - the speed incredible and always perfect 10 out off 10 Piont. Gratulation. Greetings from Switzerland Zürich
The instrument chosen by the composer is part of the work of art. A composer doesnt write for „any“ instrument. I dont need to hear Sibelius Violin concerto played by an orchestra of accordeons.
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This guy is too precious for this world
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1:10 : Introduction
1:54 : Message about the importance of music during a pandemic and Sergei's personal interaction with it.
5:00 : Articulation and how to play fast (soft and slow)
"Don't be in a hurry to play fast"
6:44 : Do you have a routine?
8:45 : How many hours to practice?
"Better not enough, than too much" (Comment on endurance)
9:55 : How did you start to learn circular breathing + Sergei's comments on circular breathing
12:08 : When is Sergei coming to Finland?!
12:56 : What was the most difficult piece to play for you?
15:20 : What is your favorite music to play?
16:25 : How much time is spend playing and resting in your practice routine?
18:12 : Have you met _____ before?
21:55 : Have you ever played non classical music?
24:37 : When did you first play flugel?
26:25 : What model is your flugel?
27:47 : Mouthpiece pressure
29:00 : How do you breath?
30:40 : Is singing beneficial to our musicianship?
31:32 : My tongue is too slow and has muscle spasms what do I do?
31:45 : Do you prefer to play piccolo trumpet?
33:30 : Do you often change mouthpieces?
35:34 : Any exercises to help with mouthpiece pressure?
36:42 : Is this video being saved?
37:04 : Music making tips?
39:23 : What are you thinking about when practicing with a mute?
43:10 : Comments on nerves and stage-fright?
45:02 : Ad Absurdum comments
46:07 : Following performance traditions with string arrangements?
47:52 : Piccolo mouthpiece?
48:00 : If you weren't a trumpet what career would you be in?
48:34 : Posture comments
50:38 : Approach towards learning a piece comment
52:34 : How do I stay consistent?
56:40 : You ever have doubts while practicing?
58:25 : You ever play video games?
1:00:00 : How do I balance technique with the musical practice?
1:00:23 : How do you triple tongue?
1:01:14 : Comment on contemporary pieces?"
1:04:10 : Do you listen to other musicians?
1:07:00 Closing Remarks
Thanks for the timestamps.
Timofei Dokshizer
I love you,you are the Number one of the Trumpeter in this world not one can over you!❤❤❤❤❤
As a Trumpet player myself I have to say that you are AMAZING. 🙏🏾
Sergei, thank you very much for sharing your personal thoughts, experiences and wisdom! Best regards from Germany 🤓👍🎺
A big hug to you from Spain... I love you Sergei!!!!
I wish I would have joined the Q&A. I will turn on notification so I will not miss the next one. I can't wait to watch it.
Sergei ...you are the best of the best, of the best and so on.
There are many super trumpettist in the world and I dont have to mention them, but I am really sorry that I (we) have never seen and hear you on a cornet.
I am imagining how you will sound on a cornet.
You have the best Flugelhorn Tone by far! Your JS Bach Air always brings me to tears!!!!
I would love to see more Q&A's - thank you for taking time to do this for us, we are all indebted. Hearing you playing live was deeply inspiring and emotional. Thank you!
You are one of the most talented and inspirational trumpet players in the world. You seem to play with so much ease, and your consistency is unmatched. You are an example I share with my students any time I see/hear them playing inefficiently. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Two year late seeing this, but will look for new ones. I have no questions but want to tell you how much I appreciate your music. I discovered you with a cd I bought for my brother, now gone. He played trumpet, while I played saxophone during out youth> I am an 88 year old widow and the sweetness of your Carnival of Venice literally brought tears to my eyes. When I heard it, I immediately bought it and sent it to my brother. I have since bought a copy for myself. Thank you for your hard work and dedication to your music. It is much appreciated, especially to this old lady. My picture for this sight is actually a young Russian boy I taught English to in Beijing. We were in front of the Russian restaurant there. Coincidence truly.
Excellent interactive chat Sergei! You definitely should do more when you have time. You are very personable. Best wishes.
Enjoyed this a lot! Thank you, Sergei! Would love to see another Q&A
Lovely comments about the Courtois flugelhorn, I love those, and I met the son of Jaques Gaudet once, at Amboise, playing trombone in a Brass Band from Belgium at a contest there...
Its so great to have a view into your thoughts. Thank you for sharing with us. It's so clear that music comes first in your mind and everything else simply serves this purpose.
This was fantastic! Thank you for your time Sergei and words of wisdom. If you will do another, that would be so great! Please stay safe!
Thank you ! More than a pleasure! Stay healthy !
yes please repeat!! I missed it because I didn't know what time is CET. please do it again soon
This was terrific. Please do more when you can. I hope that some day you will come to the USA, specifically California. You are high on my list of artists I'd like to see.
Charles Heiden I’m with you...Sergei is an amazing musician and I’d love to see him perform live here in SoCal. Dude is incredible.
maestro non conosco la lingua, ma basta seguirlo nel linguaggio universale che è la musica per dire che è semplicemente BRAVO
I would love for one of these to happen again, this was a great Q&A
Sorry to be personal, I so like what you doing, bringing trumpet playing to that level, and anything else...it is essence of life!
Sergey Nacariackov, felicidades! un gran artista y una persona sencilla y sincera, sus comentarios nos motivan. Gracias
I practice in my car, I live in apartment. Thank so much for your honesty.
You are a grand motivation for me, thx for all 🫶🏻
Thank you legendary Sergei! I don't understand how you do no have more subscribers
Thank you for this wonderful Q&A session! It's always interesting to learn how exceptional players practice and think! This is very inspiring!
Thank you I was very glad to you answerd my question!
Hello from Milwaukee, USA. Your playing is good and I enjoy your youtube videos of orchestra and trumpet.
I just discovered your playing. You are amazing. Have you done Bach?
we can hear you Sergei !
Nice to hear your first Q&A.
great to see you on this chanel, thanks !
Brilliant insight/advice - thanks for your time though I am watching the recording rather than attending the live feed. By the way I also love the Flugelhorn though I was introduced to it rather late and after watching this clip I am considering getting the Antoine Courtois 156 because having also watched some sample videos it sounds really great. Anyway thanks much for your time/effort in recording this clip. Take care.
Hi！Mr Nakariakov，you mentioned you didn't play edute，So do you think play the difficult parts with slow tempo is a more efficient way then practice edute to solve the problem? Best wishes to you！Hope you will do another live！
Your awesome! Please do this again. Petty petty please.
Again!
Again!
Again!
Please!!!
Ahhh... Very nice Q&A!! Will you tour or record with your sister again? Thanks!
Amazing add more q&a
Sergei, we really enjoyed so much of your music performance when you was in HongKong a mth ago. Really great job, great performance, you and your team have done. Sorry for you as a great player have to stay in quarantine in hotel for 14 days. My kid is a trumpet student, We are sorry that he was sick on that day of your concert, no chance he could sit in concert hall and see you lively that time. He hope he could see you soon in Hong Kong again. Do you have any forthcoming schedule visit Hong Kong soon ?
Hi Sergei
My Question: If you play "The Carneval". In Var.II you are playin an a' insteat f'. I wonder why do you this change? I know every single note in the Partitur and a hear ths instantli out.
Also Winton cheange on Notenbut this is on the entrance.
I am not an Profi Trompeter/Cornet but playing since 1968 -to now.
If you plyed "sur la Tyrolienne" new Trompet from Antonio . Sound and Paket was more transparent and brite im sound.
I think it would fit well to you. I may be will bay also one for for me.
You are for me the worlds best Trompet Player specialy when you play le tyrolienne - the speed incredible and always perfect
10 out off 10 Piont. Gratulation.
Greetings from Switzerland Zürich
Thank u for stream ♥
Damn, nothing about high notes.......... joking. Unbelievable musician and so humble.
Does anyone know if there is a video of Nakariakov playing "Napoli"?
Cool guy..
The instrument chosen by the composer is part of the work of art. A composer doesnt write for „any“ instrument.
I dont need to hear Sibelius Violin concerto played by an orchestra of accordeons.
What turntable and cartridge behind You, Sergei?
May I ask what your flugelhorn mouth piece is?