Wayne Bergeron - Horn of Puente Trumpet Solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Wayne Bergeron's Trumpet Solo
Horn of Puente by Gordon Goodwin - off the album 'You Call This a Living?' by Wayne Bergeron
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The way he plays in the upper register so easily makes it sound like its an octave down
I know and when I try to play it it's automatically sounds 2 octaves higher
Well 2 octaves higher is a talent too
@@maggoteater2290 absolutely
Ha, I could play this in my sleep; of course I would be dreaming! Seriously Wayne is one of the finest lead trumpet players out there! Wayne's playing is mostly associated with jazz, but his skills in the LA studios make him one of the top first call players! I've listened to Wayne since his days at Disneyland and with Maynard. He is like fine wine as he has gotten stronger and better with age. Not just any trumpet player can handle the movie producer's sound stage, but Wayne certainly gets it done. Thank you Wayne for your many contributions to the trumpet world!
The Backrow Politics quote at 1:24 got me
His own Backrow Politics quote, nonetheless.
now THIS is good practice material
How many times did he quote the lick jfc
So clean yet so absolutely musical. Genius!
The lick at 0:18
And at 0:25
And at 0:41
And like ten other times
none of the 3 spots you posted were the lick, approaching a target note by playing the notes directly above and below it is a ridiculously common jazz element and has nothing to do with the lick other than that the lick also uses that element
@@sandwichxiii :18 and :25 are undeniably the lick. you're not wrong about it being a common jazz element but that doesn't make it NOT the lick
Everything was so crisp and clear, jesus
Wayne Bergeron The Best of the Best.....
Bill Chase is my all time favorite for this style of play, but in this day and age,Wayne is untouchable.
when you’re a saxophone player and you realize a trumpet can play faster and higher than you
Don't get discouraged when Wayne fucking Bergeron is better than you. The man is a beast
And to think he is 57. Wow!
Beautiful!
Wow! Simply brilliant! The playing, the writing, and commendations for the transcription!
Its amazing the skill and abilities of expert trumpet players like Wayne. at 0:14 they can climb from the E to a high G like me just doing a regular b flat scale.
What can you do now? It’s been a while. Do you still play?
@@deathblossom1153 unfortunately not anymore, though I've expanded myself a little bit in other instruments like piano and drums. Also got to meet and see Wayne Bergeron perform recently which was a real treat
Wayne.....Awesome Trumpet Solo!
Appreciate Maksim the fact that you transcribe the trumpet solo,great job!
I counted 4 licks
SAME
Amazing, I need lessons from Wayne!
I like this new intro for the Cosby Show.
He's the Sinatra of trumpet.
Love it Braaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Didn’t even know there was a different recording of this song
Wayne could sit down and play sight unseen, shit.
THE RANGE...
Wish I could play that high😂
Anna Vorys we all do
0:24 👅
Where can I find the original recording, I can’t seem to find it anywhere on the internet
I would like to purchase some of these transcriptions. Please let me know where I can do this. thank you
There's a link to a free PDF in all of the descriptions!
His solo sounds different in other recordings which recording is this one from?
Connor Wilde i was wondering the same
he did two different recordings, one was with Gordin Goodwin as lead trumpet, then he did his own solo album cover, which this one is. His cover is a bit slower but also way more polished.
Honestly you can hardly compare the two. They are both amazing for what they have done and what wayne can do now. Its not really fair to say one is better than the other as wayne is still a younger guy and has much more to show the world
He did the like 10 times
There is ZERO sign of strain in his tone as he is playing so high
is it a human?
c'est bien mais cela manque de finesse
pourquoi forcer les sons ce n'est pas élégant on est très loin d'un maurice andré qui maitrisait le super aigu sans forcer et surtout sans vibrato .La musique ce n'est pas du cirque .Ce qui compte c'est la musicalité et l'élégance et vous en etes très loin mais vous ne changerez pas .A votre age on ne peut pas se corriger c'est trop tard
I personally don't like this solo as much as his other solos. I think it lacks the overall structure, the best element in his greatest solos. But on the other hand, amazing player, though.
Off the crack yet?