@AmundLauritzen DITTO! Great music is great music! Unfortunately (or unfartunately), the musicologists that control classical think a great performance is when all the notes are played correctly, perfectly. It's much more than that.
@EvanTempleton Right on, Evan. Wynton is a great musician, not just a technician. This rendition is very musical. The great Mendez never recorded "Venice" but a condensed version was an encore in his concerts, and I have 3 recordings. He was fantastically technical, incredibly musical and NEVER missed a note. His ad lib in "I Know that You Know" is breathtaking. He didn't miss or crack a note, unlike Miles Davis.
@RafaelSatchmo Let me qualify the "recordings" of Mendez and Carnival of Venice. These were recorded by individuals at concerts. He took it to another level.
@RafaelSatchmo Ok, lets not be sideswiping Miles Davis. Ill admit that Wynton is definitely a better technical player, but Miles' influence on the world of jazz far outweighs his shortcomings in chops.
@hebrewhammershabbat Hey, no sideswipe to Miles. He was not only a pioneer, but super creative. His artistry in "Kind of Blue" -- which was pure improve ( the whole album was virtually one take, first time played, all ad lib and pure magic). He would come in full tilt out of nothing, which is difficult to do. It's just he cracked a lot of notes in the process. As do I...
@AmundLauritzen i'm pretty sure this recodring (which i think is with the eastman Wind Ensemble) was before he got SUPER interested in jazz and started doing gig/big band stuff. not saying jazz is horrible, because it's not; but just saying. hes still an amazing player either way haha
My cousin played this in high school and had the main trumpet solo part. I'm a trumpet player also and the only difference is that he's in college now and a better player than me.
Beautiful sound, I love Wynton. Amazing technique! You should hear Bob McChesney play Carnival of Venice on slide trombone. There is a youtube video of it. I've never heard anything like it on trombone.
@NDguy191 I believe it is in Arbans. I haven't played through that part in a while most working on Double and Triple tonguing for A Trumpeter's Lullaby
@Lilpapa89 Yes, this version is from Arban's (Themes and Variations section) with minor additions by WM. His album had all of the pieces on the disk with piano and trumpet parts written as he'd played them. Very nice, as finding the accompaniment for the Arban's pieces is virtually impossible. Note that there was a transcribed version of Arban's for trombone/baritone.
I use to play cornett and trumpet in a brass band a a few years ago having just heard that i may just cut my fingers off and never do it again LOL.Truely awe inspiring
i learned earlier that my brother used to play this piece so i went and looked it up. i must say i respect him a lot more after hearing this lol great piece
one person doesn't appreciate real music and probably think rap is real music. This is a really complicated peice and everyone who dislikes it should try it before disliking it.
time to sell my trumpet
jonjo12321 5 hours ago
Only this... WOW
cresoilcaneobeso 19 hours ago
Pure genius.
Jazz is great but this is where the good stuff is.
judgewest2000 2 days ago
We're playing this in band...Sadly, our boss euphonium gets all the fun parts... >.<
AQWakiyama1 6 days ago
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AQWakiyama1 6 days ago
the best version of carnival of venice
philipeafroboy1 1 week ago
i'm 15. I wish I can play this before I die. :D
sjlee2015 1 week ago
i can do it, with my butthole
Spongeduderocs 1 month ago
OMG
0:00 - 7:46
Wowowowowow....
BradleyMellophone 1 month ago 2
All you classical farts who claim jazz destroys technique and embouchure better listen to this guy play!
AmundLauritzen 1 month ago
@AmundLauritzen DITTO! Great music is great music! Unfortunately (or unfartunately), the musicologists that control classical think a great performance is when all the notes are played correctly, perfectly. It's much more than that.
Touche, Wynton!
RafaelSatchmo 1 month ago
@RafaelSatchmo Funny thing is, he didn't miss a note. Not a one.
EvanTempleton 3 weeks ago
@EvanTempleton Right on, Evan. Wynton is a great musician, not just a technician. This rendition is very musical. The great Mendez never recorded "Venice" but a condensed version was an encore in his concerts, and I have 3 recordings. He was fantastically technical, incredibly musical and NEVER missed a note. His ad lib in "I Know that You Know" is breathtaking. He didn't miss or crack a note, unlike Miles Davis.
RafaelSatchmo 3 weeks ago
@RafaelSatchmo Let me qualify the "recordings" of Mendez and Carnival of Venice. These were recorded by individuals at concerts. He took it to another level.
RafaelSatchmo 3 weeks ago
@RafaelSatchmo Ok, lets not be sideswiping Miles Davis. Ill admit that Wynton is definitely a better technical player, but Miles' influence on the world of jazz far outweighs his shortcomings in chops.
hebrewhammershabbat 3 weeks ago
@hebrewhammershabbat Hey, no sideswipe to Miles. He was not only a pioneer, but super creative. His artistry in "Kind of Blue" -- which was pure improve ( the whole album was virtually one take, first time played, all ad lib and pure magic). He would come in full tilt out of nothing, which is difficult to do. It's just he cracked a lot of notes in the process. As do I...
RafaelSatchmo 3 weeks ago
@RafaelSatchmo True, I guess I just got the wrong impression from your initial comment.
hebrewhammershabbat 1 week ago
@AmundLauritzen i'm pretty sure this recodring (which i think is with the eastman Wind Ensemble) was before he got SUPER interested in jazz and started doing gig/big band stuff. not saying jazz is horrible, because it's not; but just saying. hes still an amazing player either way haha
BYUcougar410 3 days ago
Magistral simplement...
vendeen932 1 month ago
My cousin played this in high school and had the main trumpet solo part. I'm a trumpet player also and the only difference is that he's in college now and a better player than me.
MrWario5 2 months ago
the finale is what take a long time to play accurately
AL3CZASTROW 2 months ago
Beautiful sound, I love Wynton. Amazing technique! You should hear Bob McChesney play Carnival of Venice on slide trombone. There is a youtube video of it. I've never heard anything like it on trombone.
TrombonePlayingGiant 2 months ago
Is this song in arbans?
NDguy191 2 months ago
@NDguy191 Yes. Used to play it alot when i was a kid.
TuncleUpelo 2 months ago
@NDguy191 I believe it is in Arbans. I haven't played through that part in a while most working on Double and Triple tonguing for A Trumpeter's Lullaby
Lilpapa89 2 months ago
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@Lilpapa89 Yes, this version is from Arban's (Themes and Variations section) with minor additions by WM. His album had all of the pieces on the disk with piano and trumpet parts written as he'd played them. Very nice, as finding the accompaniment for the Arban's pieces is virtually impossible. Note that there was a transcribed version of Arban's for trombone/baritone.
pokeahookah 1 month ago
@NDguy191 yes. one of the last ones
rondar2 1 month ago
@NDguy191 yes. one of the last ones
rondar2 3 weeks ago
I cannot say that I love his playing, but it is very good... then again this is coming from a middle schooler that loves jazz over classical...
MFjazzfan 2 months ago
maravilhoso. grande wynton marsalis
eliabeantoniodasilva 2 months ago
Wynton marsalis , gjorde han kjent
MrGrundig55 3 months ago
niccole paganini var en mester!
MrGrundig55 3 months ago
...oh my....
whs1pmjazz 3 months ago
3:50....holy crap
SJCSmusic 3 months ago 9
@SJCSmusic those happen to be 32nd notes played at an incredibly fast speed, but yes, "holy crap" are the right words for that part!!!
FunnyJokes27 3 months ago
@SJCSmusic the whole thing...holy crap
philipeafroboy1 1 week ago
I use to play cornett and trumpet in a brass band a a few years ago having just heard that i may just cut my fingers off and never do it again LOL.Truely awe inspiring
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Foxbat320 3 months ago
e sem palavras gostaria de ter apenas uma aula com voce marsalis voce toca demais!!!
moises25635 3 months ago
que hermosisima seleccion
Neodemyx 4 months ago
What a player, wow.
pilchard96 4 months ago
My favorite piece of music played by arguably the best trumpet player in the world ever.
caramelo2000 4 months ago
i learned earlier that my brother used to play this piece so i went and looked it up. i must say i respect him a lot more after hearing this lol great piece
lasifdubgxldkj 5 months ago
When I listen to this im in Venice!!
MrMechanicjoe 5 months ago
Technically, he's playing this with great articulation. But it's his sensitivity that's melting my heart. Well done!
Does he give lessons?
RafaelSatchmo 6 months ago
one person doesn't appreciate real music and probably think rap is real music. This is a really complicated peice and everyone who dislikes it should try it before disliking it.
hi37073 6 months ago
I can always listen to the carnival of venice... no matter what mood i'm in!
dbrown251 8 months ago 29
@dbrown251 Totally agree.
It's great for both psyching myself for a run, or reminding me that my double tonguing ability sounds like a clumsy 5th grader compared to this =P
WWJSBD 2 weeks ago
I love is trumpet !!
JokaPT54400 8 months ago
I'm playing this on euphonium next year, wish me luck?
ClearBlackWater 9 months ago
@ClearBlackWater me too. Best of luck to you.
paintballer2630 7 months ago
The Best Version I've heard so far, the difficulty is very High, compared to all of those who rendered this solo!
thi23db23 10 months ago
The video isn't titled Carnival compared to edna white. It's just for the enjoyment of music. so smile you'll probably live long.
KingJ4972 11 months ago
Not bad, but Edna White did it just as well and much earlier. See a video on her life and career by searching: Edna White CD
saf22art 1 year ago
@saf22art Haven't you heard? Nobody cares about women.
sweetxkhaos 6 months ago
he is the best
5g2008 2 years ago
perfect
5g2008 2 years ago
his best version yet
d1galan 2 years ago