Concerto for Trumpet by Alexander Arutiunian - Chris Martin (trumpet)

Concerto for Trumpet
Alexander Arutiunian
Chris Martin, trumpet
Central Washington University Wind Ensemble
Lewis Norfleet, conductor
InConcert with CWU Bands
Recorded April 16th, 2019
Dr. Wayne S. Hertz Concert Hall, Ellensburg, WA

[@DavidGlover-nl3mb]

Spirit of Atlanta alum right there!

[@varnk]

Fabulous performance! Gotta throw out some kudos to the Principal Clarinetist. That is some mighty fine playing!

[@mr.corona1805]

His tone is beautiful and I love the ending that he added!

[@theimp5901]

Mr Martin is such a clean and beautiful player.

[@shironeko_0923]

There is no waste in his sound

[@jeffhoward5910]

What a great performance! The soloist and the band both sound fantastic.

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Legend 🎺

[@trombonenate9779]

This needs way more views

[@starkjunior3287]

JOOOOOJOOO

[@valerymedvedev5806]

Well done !

[@VioletMidnightProductions]

Nice!

[@Ostiosti]

Great performance of both, the solist and the orchestra.
Is this the Duker arrangement?

[@ivomuniz194]

I'd like to know how can I get this beautiful sound!!

[@davedave2413]

Practice 5 hours a day. Find a great teacher.

[@kharrison64]

And have a father and uncle who are incredible music educators to get you started off right!

[@lauretta90100]

Practicing with the right mindset and concentration everyday

[@kdavis002]

@@kharrison64this part!

[@minorlion1327]

Effective practic is more important than the amount. If you overtrain muscle it only dose harm. Directly after a long or difficult practice session the sound is worse.
I would recommend to play long notes and variate every thing. Bending the note up and down, volume, amount of air, size of lip opening, position of the mouthpiece on the lips, pressure against the lips (less is mostly better, but you need more strength around the lips)
And recording your self can really help analyze what you sound like. If you have a specific sound you are striving for compare it, and imagine in your head how you want to sound directly before you play the note. When you are happy with the sound incorporate it step by step in more difficult playing

[@rpcsfx1785]

Damn he’s good lmao

[@volkar8422]

expected from the principal trumpet of NY phil lmao

[@nakanoba2181]

クリス･マーティンはもちろん上手いけど、バンドのレベルが低いのがとても気になる。

[@steveh2579]

大学生やで