O Holy Night with Wayne Bergeron
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- The incomparable Wayne Bergeron plays a Tom Kubis arrangement of "O Holy Night." His incredible high note artistry combines with consummate musicianship to make a Christmas blessing. Mr. Kubis has this mp3 posted on his website for listening as well. No copyright infringement is intended as this is already posted by Mr Kubis for free listening, and the arrangement can be bought on his website. Merry Christmas!
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To all the people saying high notes aren't music and they should be playing the Arban's book: there's no such thing as being good at one thing and becoming a professional musician. So if you think you're good enough at classical trumpet to write off lead playing, which is an art, then I'm sorry for you. There's a difference between barely getting the notes and making them into music. That was music. Perfectly in tune, great tone, and not forced. I'd like to see you play Arban's or anything with Wayne and see who ends up on top.
Mike Barkett you're completely right!
@@playthattrumpet Nothing worse than a trumpet player who's a squeaker when they think they're a screamer. You usually find it comes with a huge ego, making it unbearable on multiple levels.
Exactly! I have a senior who’s a chair in front of me because of that bs!
Looks like a bunch of the rattles on here are a little jealous about screamers. You can't be a screamer without some ego. I don't scream to make you like me. I scream because it is fun. Keep practicing.
His syncopation reminds me of feminine rhymes in a sonnet, or maybe dark chocolate on filet mignon...; sure, its fancy, it takes skill to do ... but it does not help this song ....he needs to overcome his ego and realize that its not about him,its about the music.....
That is probably the most pleasant sound in the upper register I have ever heard. Go Wayne!
Danny45635 check out Louis dowdoswerell. New talent, hes nutz
@@swaeyze5392 I know he’s crazy !
Actually, the final high note is cleaner than Maynard, who would probably screech and squeal a bit, while Wayne's ultra-high is a pure, smooth musical note.
Bob Bly
His double notes are so powerful and clean it's almost unreal.
Wayne>Maynard
@@jasoncostello1535 Wayne is almost pure commercial, while Maynard was literally the foundation of what Wayne grew from.
Wayne made Maynard sound good plenty of times taking up the slack
Maynard had a completely different sound and style. Why compare the two? Do you want to compare who sold more albums ? Let's enjoy the music. Merry Christmas.
For the first time in my life I hit a Double C this morning. It wasn't strong or well supported but the pitch was there. If I keep working it will improve! Double G used to be my upper limit - no longer! Thank you Wayne for the inspiration!!!!!!
Edly P. Nice, keep it up 👍
recently broke that cap myself, and the grind to get there is real. I know that feeling of your first double C.
Used to be able to hit a double c (just) then got braces, sooo bloody frustrating not being able to get above a G (on top of stave) but we will get there 😅
I've been playing trumpet for 45 years. I've studied out of the Arbans book. I'm still studying it. I don't think there are too many trumpet players that can play everything in the Arbans. If you can, than you are a great trumpet player. The upper register, as all horn players know, is very difficult to do. Especially clearly. Wayne, in my opinion, is one of the best trumpet players I had ever heard. That even includes MF, who was sloppy compared to Wayne. The tonality is incredible. Have you ever tried making your horn scream in the upper register and then come down and hold a middle d like Wayne does at the end of the song? I agree with Amanda. Wayne is unbelievable.
should be called "O Holy SHIITTT!!"
Theres a recording of Wayne calling it that himself
This song is off my favorite Christmas album of all time. Every year I wait until its "OK" to start playing it. This is with out a doubt my favorite arrangement of any Christmas song ever. In fact I would put it up their in my top five all time favorite songs. period.
But this guy is unbelievable his notes are so clean
I think the double A a bit before the D is the really impressive note.
Páči sa mi to chcem sa spýtať ako sa to mám naučiť také vysoké tóny.
I agree 100%, I don't particularly like the double D in the context of the song. I love Wayne and his playing, and I am impressed with the double D for sure!
@@timschmidt4096 you think so? I thought it was a really good end to that line
2:19-2:59...............chills...........
Love the kiss off at the end of the Double D!
13 people don't like it??? Please leave the planet... Merry Christmas y'all....
They probably don't like the mirror either.
Best comment in this section. I come back to it every year. 😂😂😂
No one is compared to Wayne, the greatest lead musician of our generation. Please go and listen to him live while you can!
The most impressive part is when he returns to the normal register of the horn, and it’s so full and dark, other people would have be all over the horn looking for the final notes cracking and whatnot, but not him he hit it dead on.
yeah, it pops. makes your hair stand on end. bill chase did that to me too. run back to moma
Double high D swag
The first time I heard Maynard Ferguson Big Bop Nouvea “ Caught In A Current”, I opened up the credits and there was a young Wayne Bergeron playing lead trumpet. He inspired me to become a lead player as well as a soloist. Incredible playing on this piece 🔥🤛🏽!!
Double D is the new double C. C's are old news
Hey, at least they can still call it concert double C lol
Pure and clean from bottom to top, as good as it gets.
I've heard them play this a couple times at Don the Beachcomber in Huntington Beach, CA....AMAZING! Sends chills down my spine every time!
Good bass bone player!
That's my teacher!
Lucky dog.
Absolutely wonderful. We need to hear more music from Wayne. I take exception to the Maynard bashers. those people should listen to Maynard in the Fifties and early Sixties. He traveled in cars and buses playing almost every night for night for nine months straight.
my personal goal is to be able to play high notes as clear as Wayne, I believe that anyone can play 'high' but to be as clear as Wayne. it's just what I want
I am a huge fan of Wayne Bergeron for me he is one of the greatest leads in the history of the Trumpet
What a soloist! What a sensitive accompaniment as well. Brilliant playing, by everyone.
My trombone teacher showed me this today. Gorgeous ♥
Cant wait for when he comes to my college this semester to play with the jazz bands and give a master class!! He really is incredible!
Wayne Bergeron wow what can one say? Not forgetting this amazing arrangement !!
Great arrangement by Mr. Kubis, as always!
@Cam Huffmyer. Dat bass trombone artist is my good friend and high school buddy Rich Bullock. He da man!
So amazing. One of my new favorite trumpet players
chord progressions are simply amazing
WAYNE BERGERON IS A BEAST! hes 2nd on my list of all time best trumpet player...right after maynard ferguson of course
what a great arrange with smooth play^^
This is one lovely track...with Wayne, playing and Tom's orchestration..and of course the great players...Merry Christmas, to all.....Thanks, Craig...
Great arrangement performed by an incredible player. GREAT
This guy is an amazing trumpet player.
one of my fav trumpet players love all of his playing
Plain and simple, this is the balls!! At least make sure you listen from 2:00 to the end. Merry Christmas everyone.
Wayne is the top player in L.A.
I think this is the cleanest high register I've ever heard. I'm pretty sure there's a laser shooting out of his bell while he plays.
I know Wayne is the focus, but, dat bass trombone. :)
i see it too :) he is amazing he play with wayne i think ! im sure one day we will see him like a god of the trumpet !
So Soothing !
the tea sounds like it's ready
One of my favorites. I’ve been meaning to buy a fluegelhorn for years but I’m picky
Peace of mind
man, you hit that right on the head...i seriously have this on as a favorite on my iPhone...at least once a day, sometimes two :)
Freakin Awesome!!!
This is playing in every Zellers across Canada!
2:17-2:21 Brillant chord passage!
Fantastic!
I bet you 500k that almost everyone is waiting for 2:15
Sup josh
sup brian
Lovely Stuff
this dude beasted O Holy Night lolllll
Wayne.
The 43 people who disliked this can’t play high
I love how he uses a lacquered yellow brass horn, not nickel plated. Something about that to me says he is an ass (trumpet stereotype), but he is modest. A genuinely good person.
Granted, that particular horn may just work best for him too.
Merry Christmas!
My band director is friends with him
Whoops, I almost forgot to watch this today.
WoW.
power.......
This should be titled "O holy shit"
wow.
I love the ease with which he nails 2:47 (actually 2:48ish).... it sounds about as effortless as Eric Miyashiro.
With all due respect to Eric M, Wayne is a better player all the way around. There's a reason he's a studio first call lead player in L.A.
yeah his sound is definitely better than 99 % of all trumpet players, even on a double high D ! There's a video of him live with the Tom Kubis band, and he nails the song, with the same, perfect, "phat" sound...
Check out his "Do you Hear what I hear", another Kubis song, pretty amazing too.
@tpstrat14 Success can be found in overcoming limits. Look at Wayne Bergeron. He overcame the range limit of his trumpet and see how successful he is :) I admit it gets annoying when people just squeal out some "high notes" but Bergeron isn't squealing it out. He plays all those notes, whether growling low or screaming high.
just Chuck Norris can dislike that video and he did it !!!
holly crap!!!
@MrIndianarat He's going to be at Pendleton Heights for a festival here shortly. I'm going to go see him.
Can't imagine what musician would not like this, sorry to the few thumbs down, this is magnificent. The Phil Cobb arrangement mentioned below is a bit out of style and a tone down I think. Wayne is a superb player and I agree with all the comparisons to Maynard. Much cleaner and spot on. I also agree with comments made earlier about Maynard in his younger days. Get a hold of Maynard Ferguson - Verve Jazz Masters 52, with tracks recorded during the 50's. Maynard's playing is fantastic. He plays beautiful jazz and the upper register is so very clean. I think he became a bit of caricature in the 70's. Just to put it all in perspective, I heard Doc Severinsen at the Canadian National Exposition (CNE) in 1975. Two nights in a row he played the Carpenter's Ballad "A Song for You". After many minutes of up and down the horn, from low G's to Eb above high C, he finished with a run to double Eb. As he did so many times on the Tonight Show, he held the double Eb with one hand on the horn and took the band out with the other. Breathtaking playing two nights in a row, outdoors in a bandshell. Phenomenal!!
Wow
Really lovely track and truely wonderful brass playing. Sadly I am not a fan of the 'kiss off' though.
Agreed.
I blame Maynard.
d00jolta lol, nice
Ya, the 'kiss' is a context thing. It is the same pop-singers do, especially chicks. It punctuates the power... The more nuanced version is the lead-player tongue-stops when playing in the tutti ensemble scenarios, harder to hear, but damn impressive to others players....
He had to kiss it off so you'd know it wasn't a violin! LOL! But seriously listen to the note, you can actually imagine that it's a violin until the kiss-off.
what if I want to play this with a group and the proper harmonies?
@spazzydude9 ACTUALLY, once you leave the staff (G), you are in "high" territory. The G above that (4 ledger lines) it becomes "double." The G above that would be known as "triple." Do you know anything about theory?
nice
I agree. I mean, yeah cool he can play that high, but you don't really need to.
Kevin Cooney garenntee he can play everything else in between. right now he's playing like a lead trumpet because he knows he's good at it. Someone can't just play like that without practicing everything for years on end.
my band teacher showed me this
@bach72star Personally, I call the Top space (Just above the staff) G a high or top G, the same as your notation but this category of "high", or "top" stays until around an F (The space above 3rd ledger line). A super F, this continues until the C (Space above the 6th ledger line), which I then call a double C.
30 ppl thumbs down??,,,what a shame!!!
Then to hear his story about him being in a frustrated mood while recording and ripped into that note only for him to be required to do it there on out 😂
It’s ok but I like it slower this song is holy and it needs respect when you play it you got to go deep so that when people hear it they feel the love of Jesus Christ. Marry Christmas everyone God bless America 🇺🇸
@bluedevils2002 do you have the complete chart?
There's a website out there where you can p
I tried playing this...it didn't exactly work...
I can play the octave above that but its just a squeal. I wasnt sure what I was playing at first but I got out my chromatic tuner and it said C 8. I dont think its possible to play that high and it not be a squeal. Its just something to do to show off to friends. Wayne's high note was beautiful though. Made me think of a violin lol.
@123456atatta Not only did I see the video, I was live at the concert. :D
It’s good but prefer for hear Phil Cobb playing it don’t get me wrong I think Wayne is a great player and I love this arrangement but search Phil cobb
I agree. Phil Cobb has the tone that many salvation army band players have. Phil has the range to.
@RedShirtIncorporated It's C7.
@tpstrat14 okay, just to let you know, being able to go higher than your guitar doesnt make him BAD
This guy plays beautifully like Doc Severinsen and Chris Botti, but his high notes equal to Maynard Ferguson and Lin Biviano (to be fair, Doc does too).
Don't forget Arturo Sandoval, his high notes are impressive too.
I look at all of the comments and they are either comments on someone else's comment, too long to bother reading, or both...
at 2:43 I alwas think: "Why can I not play like that?!"
Nice double F sharp
A student of??
if i tried this id shat my pants
For all who do not have perfect pitch,it is a double high C concert. (D on trumpet)
Nice double C!
Double D
Double D for trumpet.
Double C or Double D it just depend of the intrument of referrence. Some people hear real notes some not.
2:53. Now that's ridiculousness.
i didnt know trumpets were capible of a pitch that high!!!!