@@Windband1 i understand that but that said the more difficult a piece the more difficult it is to make it sound good, this etude is easy which allows musicans to have pretty high control on how they want to play it
Finesse, Control, Attacks and that Sound! And what a Sound!!! Hakan perfectly combines all the necessary elements to show us what a Great Trumpet Player should sound like. Bravo Hakan! 🎺👍
Thanks so much for this wonderful performance, and your other videos, including the other Charlier etudes! This is what the trumpet was created for, and your sound and technique are marvelous.
Thank you very much mr Håkan. A trumpet student like me can only kneel down and hope that I'll play some of these in a decent way sooner or later... Thanks for sharing your talent
This is ONE of the greatest gifts!! Given to humanity! Thank u HAKAN! I wish more people gave of their personal process so we could all benefit into posterity. DW
thank you so much for uploading this charliers series!!! They are all amazing. Now I gotta try these ones myself,, seriously. thank you so so so so much!
I had to stop playing the trumpet due to complications during a wisdom tooth surgery long ago at the peak of my career. If miraculously I would be able to play again, this would be the first thing to perform. :-(
Bravo, quite beautiful ! This is truly the piece where there are as many interpretations as trumpet players. I remember the first recording I heard of this by Eric Aubier which was also masterful.
As of right now I have tears in my eyes and I have butterflies in my stomach... I have only read the title of the video and have not heard him play yet. Get you an artist that can do that to his audience!
Funny story. Mr Herseth made me work on this etude for two weeks. I kept playing the first breath phrase somewhat as Mr Hardenberger's recording. Mr Herseth kept quizzing me about what note is the goal of the phrase, and I kept replying that it was the last note. Only years later did I learn that Herseth had a vocal text in mind: "This is the song I LOVE to sing." I was supposed to discover this. Finally he said, "It's not the way I would play it, but it's okay."
Trumpet players have Maurice Andre to thank for these very difficult exercise books. Many were written expressly for him and except for a handful of exceptional players like Hardenberger, the rest of us just struggle along. And this one, the first in that book, is the easy one.😱
Sublime - my practise sorted for many nights ahead. Has a picture in my head of the young wunderkind Hakan on the pic. Guess I must have also got a lot older :).
Amazing! Probably my favourite étude across the board. And what a gorgeous interpretation! One would hope the virus stays around long enough to finish the book ;-)
Mind. Blown. Thank you Håkan!
I can play these etudes in my sleep.
It doesn't help, though, that when I wake up I can't play them anymore.🥴
So true :)
LMAO!!!!!!!! Good one mate, you had me there for a minute. ; )
this etude is really not that difficult
@@maggoteater2290 Hmm... There is a big difference between being able to play the notes, and making it music!
@@Windband1 i understand that but that said the more difficult a piece the more difficult it is to make it sound good, this etude is easy which allows musicans to have pretty high control on how they want to play it
These recordings are going to go down in history as an icon for trumpet players everywhere!
Wonderful! Your sound and what you do with it is a gift to us all -- so appreciated, especially in these times. Thank you, Håkan.
Bob Malone Totally agree Bob. Truly inspiring!
Yamaha?
Beautiful, elegant style and gorgeous sound. Impeccable performance.
What an inspiration.
Okay, that is the finest most musical version ever. Shivers down my spine for 4 min.!
Finesse, Control, Attacks and that Sound! And what a Sound!!! Hakan perfectly combines all the necessary elements to show us what a Great Trumpet Player should sound like. Bravo Hakan! 🎺👍
What a valuable gift and legacy Maestro Hardenberger has recorded for us! Required listening for every trumpeter? What an understatement!
Thank you.
Thank you so so much!
I am in tears. My soul needed that!
Thank you dear Håkan-you are a gentleman. Bless you.
Une leçon de trompette, une leçon de musique, une leçon de vie. J'applaudis des deux mains👏. C'est pour ça qu'on vit. Juste un mot wow🤯
Wow, that was crazy good...I wore out your CDs in college. I have always loved your approach to the instrument. Thank you!
Exquisite playing! Inspiration for all us trumpet-players, a true virtuoso showing the very highest level of “musicianship” at its artistic finest.
Stunningly beautiful. Thank you for your artistry, Maestro.
Master Hakan! One of the greatest trumpet player ever. Thanks
Beautiful playing. Just gorgeous. And I even like your choice of sweater!
I play Euphonium and I love this. I have kept a hand written copy of this since I was 14, I just didn't know the name or composer until today
One of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard. Beyond spectacular. Thank you. 🙏💛🎺🌟
Thanks so much for this wonderful performance, and your other videos, including the other Charlier etudes! This is what the trumpet was created for, and your sound and technique are marvelous.
Thank you Håkan! It was very moving, I never thought those etude studies could even sound like that. So much passion and full of emotion. I loved it.
This is so inspiring to a comeback player who has struggled with just the first ten or so of these etudes!Thank you!
What beautiful sound and control! You are an inspiration.
Thank you very much mr Håkan.
A trumpet student like me can only kneel down and hope that I'll play some of these in a decent way sooner or later...
Thanks for sharing your talent
It does not surprise me if he was invited to play one of the seven final trumpets described in the book of revelation.
Exquisite. Thank you for this series!
Such a clean sound on every note. Musical moments are not overlooked.
Beautiful! Thank you for the gift of music! Looking forward for the nexts etudes!
This is ONE of the greatest gifts!! Given to humanity! Thank u HAKAN! I wish more people gave of their personal process so we could all benefit into posterity. DW
Love the space you give it.
This is the best sound I’ve heard on trumpet.
what a sound ! Wonderful
Bravo! What an interpretation - incredible.
His attack is so smooth and clean❕
just like everything else.... :)
It doesn't get any more musical than this. Bravo !!
Du Style indeed!
Quelle belle étude
Bravo magnifique interprétation !
Beautiful
Beautiful
Beautiful
Absolutely beautiful playing! Thank you for this!
thank you so much for uploading this charliers series!!! They are all amazing. Now I gotta try these ones myself,, seriously. thank you so so so so much!
Wonderful! Thank you for sharing with all of us!
Bravo... very beautiful piece of music!!!!
I had to stop playing the trumpet due to complications during a wisdom tooth surgery long ago at the peak of my career. If miraculously I would be able to play again, this would be the first thing to perform. :-(
Bravo, quite beautiful ! This is truly the piece where there are as many interpretations as trumpet players. I remember the first recording I heard of this by Eric Aubier which was also
masterful.
As of right now I have tears in my eyes and I have butterflies in my stomach... I have only read the title of the video and have not heard him play yet. Get you an artist that can do that to his audience!
Playing on a C trumpet I notice when attempting a play along :)
Mycket vackert - tack Håkan. Min trumpetlärare rekommenderade den här inspelningen - wow
Funny story. Mr Herseth made me work on this etude for two weeks. I kept playing the first breath phrase somewhat as Mr Hardenberger's recording. Mr Herseth kept quizzing me about what note is the goal of the phrase, and I kept replying that it was the last note. Only years later did I learn that Herseth had a vocal text in mind: "This is the song I LOVE to sing." I was supposed to discover this. Finally he said, "It's not the way I would play it, but it's okay."
Yea Herseth would use third etude as a warmup in the orchestra hall. The most romantic thing ever, could make a grown man cry.
amazing! Thank you Håkan! Hope you are well. Sorry I missed you on the CV Zoom yesterday. Regards from BBQ-land!
Trent Austin pretty sure that title goes to Australia!
I would love to practice in this room
I can hear Bo sayin: " So Yeah". Fantastic ! thank you very much!!!!
Unbelievable. What a master!
Unbelievable. Such great phrasing and musicality.
This is a hell of a resource.
Beautiful. Thank you.
Fantastic, thank you so much!
Bravo! Thank you, Håkan!
Traumhaft schöner Ton und ein Meister der Trompete. Alles Gute!
Class! Superb playing!
I have two thumbs, why can't I give this two thumbs up!? But seriously, that was sublime
So musical!! So nice to hear your playing
Wow! thanks for posting
I'll never play these etudes the same way, ever again. So much musicality. So far beyond the notes and rhythms.
Trumpet players have Maurice Andre to thank for these very difficult exercise books. Many were written expressly for him and except for a handful of exceptional players like Hardenberger, the rest of us just struggle along. And this one, the first in that book, is the easy one.😱
So wonderful. Bravo 👏👏👏
Mi ha emozionato. Bravo!
I forgot what I was going to say: I am still hearing the music.
Beautiful!
Flawless if iv ever heard it
I just did
he plays very good
Beautiful.
THAT SOUND!
This is incredible!
Bravo and thank you for doing this.
What a marvelous interpretation!
Sublime - my practise sorted for many nights ahead. Has a picture in my head of the young wunderkind Hakan on the pic. Guess I must have also got a lot older :).
Incredibly good and wonderful playing. How would that sound an a Bach C?
Superb!!!
amazing.
Incredible !!!
Does anyone know what brand of trumpet Master Hakan hardenberger uses?
Yamaha
Holy Fuck! he sounds amazing
VERY NICE HÄKAN ! WEITER SO !
I feel inspired. To melt my trumpet into a plow and start working on corn or something.
Wunderschön , danke 🙏🏼
Magnifique !
This is like listening to magic.
Fantastic.....
im not sure how people are “impressed” by my playing when there is stuff like this floating around
Bravo! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Beautiful Maestro
Merci monsieur.
BRAVO!
Amazing! Probably my favourite étude across the board. And what a gorgeous interpretation! One would hope the virus stays around long enough to finish the book ;-)
Fantastisk!
wondering, does anyone know why he is playing this up a step? (as compared to Bb sheet music)
Wow!!!
Bravissssimo!!!!!!!!
Gorgeously composed and performed. (The middle section of the composition is not of the same quality).
Exquisite.
Bravissimo!!
Bravo!!! Number one
Gorgeous!!