as far as sound goes or heaviness i think freddie hubbard said it best when he said everyones teeth, lips, embochure, are all different and even tongue i really like the comments tho
@dabermanator you really have to be kidding Wynton is playing the piece just as it ought to be played. Niether Ting nor balsom are using an Eb trumpet. Ting has nothing on Wynton when it comes to sheer ability. Perhaps your letting the head thats in your pants do the talking....you are a real idiot when it comes to music. Even maurice Andre uses an Eb trumpet when he plays this piece...
@BLUERANGER1993 There is no comparison, regardless, She is using a short bell Eb and Wynton is using what is known as a long bell Eb. There is just no comparison,,,,,Wynton is the Man!!
@doudecad Everyone is entitled to there opinion. I like both of them, personally. Each have their own style that I like for different reasons. I like how powerfull Wnton's sound is, but i also like how light Tine's sound is. I think we can both agree though that this concerto is an amazing piece of music.
In 1966 - 1968, all Trumpeter that was First Chair at ALFRED LAWLESS JR.HI. in the Lower 9th Ward, of New Orleans played this Concerto and Love every bit of it. Just like the Band it self Lawless Band would Win at every THING! !
6 years ago, I heard Wynton play on tv, which inspired me to begin high school band as a trumpet player. Now, Im working on this concerto for a scholarship audition, and my trumpet is the one thing i take pride in most. All in all, Wynton is an incredible inspiration. :)
I think the audio qualities of the room calls for his approach. There is definite reverb in this room which has to be accounted for. His tonguing would surely be more precise in say a studio setting, but that style can work against you in a big empty room.Love you Wynton!
I still think Rafael Mendez 's trumpet recording is more sophisticated and precise in double-tonguing, especially in this 3rd movement. By the way, the recording is miserable, comparing to modern ones, but still a good glimpse of his performance. His trumpet is alive.
Very few artists have Wynton's virtuosity as well as range... from the classics to modern jazz. He also helped out a great deal in New Orleans after Katrina.
@direct4know1 I'm not a trumpet person but I believe it's an Eb Trumpet since Haydn wrote it for the new Trumpet they designed back in the Baroque time. This was to show off what the new trumpet was capable of.
Yes but from wht ive seen he has a pretty good sense of humour and would probably offer Will Smith Lessons so he could look like him AND sound like him. :)
@peytonjmusic: He didn't have to, but it's common practice to use it on the Haydn because that's the key it was written in and the instrument it was written for. I can tell you from experience (I have performed the 1st movement of the Hummel trumpet concerto) that playing the E-flat is a lot of fun. My music was originally in B-flat but my instructor had me transpose it into E-flat. It was quite an experience
How can I get a playlist? I would enjoy having some of these delights continue to play without my having to go in every few minutes to poke it... Thanks. PLS seattlelady
@strad37 Yeah, the Cadenza is in the first movement. I think it is a little trick that Haydn does to his audience to throw them off. Haydn knows that cadenzas are usually in the third, but he surprises everyone with it in the first.
So it is not a Wynton thing...although, Wynton does write (improvise) his own cadenza. He says it is much more difficult to improvise than jazz, simply since he is playing completely alone.
I see why Wynton is so good. notice in this that he is sounding somelike a violin and in carnival of venice it is very sweet and delicate in the intro. he adapts with such ease that i should look into this as a trumpet myself.
Eres uno de los mejores imitadores de Rafael Mendez y de sus mas cercnaos discipulos en cuanto a estilos, pero te falta mover los dedos mas rapido... your way is very good!!!
@meghanodell13 i'm looking at the piece also, at the 3rd movement doesn't have a cadenza. Make sure you aren't looking at the 1st movement, which does have a cadenza. If you listen to any version of this 3rd movement, you will realize that nobody has a cadenza. That's because it wasn't written with one.
@DblOSmith Rafael Mendez was a monster! Greatest ever Trumpet player. He and Clifford Brown are the most unknown Trumpet greats! Wynton is definitely on the same level as they are.
Beautiful peice, I did this, or attempted to do this peice two years ago for an audition, of course Wynton's rendition is better, naturally. Thank you for uploading.
You will find it much easier using the "tongue controlled emboucher" taught by Jerome Callet , located at 44 Garden St., Staten Island, NY 10314 US. Or jazz trumpeter and high note specialist Bill Charmichael at 888 Wesson Dr. Casselberry, FL 32707 US. This is not an advertisement, just a tip from someone learning this technique. Harry James used this method. No more fatigue, much higher range. I can now practice 4 straight hours without fatigue!
That 'dude' is one of the best american trumpet players around right now so you should learn who he is before addressing him as some dude that looks like will smith...
This DUDE is one of the oppressed by the white assholes in the USA, He has talent, something very, actually Extremely rare in the USA a country where the only so called music is rap, pop, and Shit. You can try it by yourself, go anywhere in the USA and ask the people about Haydn or Bethoven, or something similar they have no freaking idea.
Not true. My jazz director, who was once a professional trumpet player himself has played with Wynton in past, and still does now, and is very close friends with Wynton, and Wynton has played with our band in the past too. Wynton Marsalis has a very great sense of humor, a funny guy, and my jazz director being white has no problems with being Wynton's friend.
And in my opinion, I think Wynton is the best trumpet player i've ever seen. He's so cool!
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The best American player?? I doubt it there is Jose Franchella in Argentina ( part of the American Contintent) Felipe Arriaga in mexico ( Part Of America ), or Nicaragua ( part of the American Continent so don't be so STUPID, trumpetman2525, America is not just the USA ok asshole.
@trumpetman2525 Not to mention that he is a respectable alumni of Kappa Kappa Psi, and has been playing trumpet for well over 20 years that I know of. (I first heard of him in the mid-90s)
@trumpetman2525 I've listened to this song as it was performed by others, and this has to be the best I have heard so far. Wynton himself performed this more than once - and I think this was his best by far. At least, from what I have heard. The notes were almost flawless if not flawless - and he really looked like he was getting into this based on his movements and facial expressions. Great performance!
I agree. No mather what instrument you play, you still have to push those buttons on the exact moment. I bet for a thousand bucks he can play this on every trumpet-like instrument.
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he is cheating!!!! this piece was made to be played with an e flat soprano cornet. which i play e flat soprano cornet. it os a lot harder on that than trumpet.
that is an e flat trumpet. did you miss the shorter main windpipe as it goes into the valve body? and the longer bell is a sign too. there is a visual difference in the E Flat soprano coronet and the trumpet.
who freaking cares what he plays on? i'd like to see you play like him. give him respect. are you a famous musician like Wynton? i think not. some of the best musicians in the world play on piece of junk instruments because THEY LIKE THE SOUND. it's about the music and the emotion and the connection with the music, not the propper flipping technique. tight-ass.
It depends. There are two types of music: that one to be enjoyed by the listener and the other one to be enjoyed by the player. With regard to Haydn, I love all his music as a listener, and this concert is one of my favorites.
im really curious to know if its actually a Schilke trumpet, and even MORE curious about what mouthpiece he's using. we all know about him and his moutpieces....
Looking at the fingerings and the notes coming out I'd say he's playing an Ab trumpet? Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. The trumpet also looks smaller than the standard Bb
Marsalis is is without a doubt my favorite trumpetist even though i prefer his classical expertise to his jazz. Also i have found that nikariakov is great to listen to as well but still prefer Marsalis.
I beg to differ. Wynton is the only artist to win a grammy in both jazz and classical! Which says to me that he is as proficient on the horn in classical as he is in jazz.
I think vizzutti, is more of a contemporary trumpet player. Whenever i buy sheet music vizzutti is generaly ona funk album, i dont know but i think wynton is more precise in this style
Best version for Trumpet Hydn, This trumpet influenced opening music for Godfather film - seflizon
Seflizon 3 weeks ago
I remember a guy in my school playing this for a school performance and I couldn't stop smiling throughout the whole piece!
PictureOfUsTogether 1 month ago
im a 12 year old trumpet player and i love this song bec i made 2nd chair all county this year and for compitition im going to play this song. !
TrumpetLoverTori 1 month ago
wow 5 people dont know good trumpet playing or good music!!!
KtangMC 1 month ago
Very wonderful! I'm thining about switching to trumpet because it sounds so amazing. Hearing this makes me like the trumpet even more!
b4itstarted 2 months ago
why would someone don't like a video like this, I don't get it.
andremoreira20 3 months ago
Haydn's music always makes me laugh for some reason. I love it!
2cello 4 months ago 4
too slow
bigmang25 4 months ago
as far as sound goes or heaviness i think freddie hubbard said it best when he said everyones teeth, lips, embochure, are all different and even tongue i really like the comments tho
trumpetids 4 months ago
I love it! Classical trumpet is fantastic!
kinfolkslady 5 months ago 3
minha musica
preferida!!
mingaupulgao 5 months ago
Why can't trumpet players just appreciate the music other trumpet players have to offer? Makes me ashamed to be a trumpet player.
tacotart 5 months ago
@tacotart your not a trumpet player if you dont have an ego!
trumpetboyclassical 4 months ago 19
very very beautiful ,exhilarating Sunshine
345moreb 6 months ago
IF YOU WANT HERE HOW IT'S SUPPOSED TO SOUND LOOK UP TINE TING HELSETH ---OR GO WITH THE SLOW ELEPHANTINE VERSION
dabermanator 7 months ago
@dabermanator you really have to be kidding Wynton is playing the piece just as it ought to be played. Niether Ting nor balsom are using an Eb trumpet. Ting has nothing on Wynton when it comes to sheer ability. Perhaps your letting the head thats in your pants do the talking....you are a real idiot when it comes to music. Even maurice Andre uses an Eb trumpet when he plays this piece...
doudecad 7 months ago
@doudecad Tine Thing Helseth does use an Eb trumpet. Maybe you should actually pay attention before you start criticizing people.
BLUERANGER1993 7 months ago
@BLUERANGER1993 There is no comparison, regardless, She is using a short bell Eb and Wynton is using what is known as a long bell Eb. There is just no comparison,,,,,Wynton is the Man!!
doudecad 7 months ago
@doudecad Everyone is entitled to there opinion. I like both of them, personally. Each have their own style that I like for different reasons. I like how powerfull Wnton's sound is, but i also like how light Tine's sound is. I think we can both agree though that this concerto is an amazing piece of music.
BLUERANGER1993 6 months ago
That lifts my spirits so much. The real tragedy though, is that nearly all of Haydn's concertos have been lost :0(
banginghats2 7 months ago
In 1966 - 1968, all Trumpeter that was First Chair at ALFRED LAWLESS JR.HI. in the Lower 9th Ward, of New Orleans played this Concerto and Love every bit of it. Just like the Band it self Lawless Band would Win at every THING! !
TheSmithalfred53 7 months ago
@jthrunz i don't think it really matters...whether you call them "movements" or "parts" it's still an amazing piece.
hanbandance 7 months ago
It is really disappointing that he likes jazz more than classical, oh well, at least he's marvelous at jazz as well...
darrthvader123 7 months ago
He is amazing.
ParkSeungKan 8 months ago
there called movements not parts @kwonotae
jthrunz 8 months ago
Anyone who says he's not amazing is a dumb deluded butt hole.
muffinmanvideoz 8 months ago
absolutely AMAZING !
meytalanlen 8 months ago
the conductor looks like ken from the barbie franchise
911CondieOnTheLoose 9 months ago
who cares who he looks like...when u listen to him play none of that matters!!
dwh9866 9 months ago
you mean : Will Smith looks like Wynton Marsalis
dom43G 10 months ago 33
You said it! (the description)
darrthvader123 10 months ago
wow!! Impressive!!
helenlinpiano 10 months ago
6 years ago, I heard Wynton play on tv, which inspired me to begin high school band as a trumpet player. Now, Im working on this concerto for a scholarship audition, and my trumpet is the one thing i take pride in most. All in all, Wynton is an incredible inspiration. :)
guitarsmack75 10 months ago
he looks like luther king jr. just sayin.
cambriarackleff 10 months ago
I'm a trumpet player, so that makes Wynton my role model.
2008hew 10 months ago
It's an Eb trumpet - most players use Eb on the Hummel, Haydn, and Neruda concertos
matthewputz 10 months ago 6
@matthewputz dont forget the ernst schase concerto.
Nintendoman851 10 months ago
That's not a piccolo trumpet which has 4 valves. Don't know what trumpet is that....an E?
trompetayritmo 10 months ago
When the soloist is so virtuosic the conductor and orchestra can relax and give of their best. This they do.
univocalic 11 months ago
I think the audio qualities of the room calls for his approach. There is definite reverb in this room which has to be accounted for. His tonguing would surely be more precise in say a studio setting, but that style can work against you in a big empty room.Love you Wynton!
CGMURPHY09 11 months ago
I still think Rafael Mendez 's trumpet recording is more sophisticated and precise in double-tonguing, especially in this 3rd movement. By the way, the recording is miserable, comparing to modern ones, but still a good glimpse of his performance. His trumpet is alive.
Finisl 11 months ago
i still think he looks like will smith...
TheGRiiNDcore 11 months ago
Jesus was the original messenger of GOOD NEWS
trumpetids 11 months ago
Oh, I love this! He sure sounds like "the messenger of good news!"
SeanMinn 11 months ago
Very few artists have Wynton's virtuosity as well as range... from the classics to modern jazz. He also helped out a great deal in New Orleans after Katrina.
QUERTY5 11 months ago
The Haydn was the first ever trumpet concerto written for the newly developed fully chromatic trumpet.
lilyellowduckiePhD 1 year ago
those anyone know if thats a piccolo trumpet
direct4know1 1 year ago
@direct4know1 I'm not a trumpet person but I believe it's an Eb Trumpet since Haydn wrote it for the new Trumpet they designed back in the Baroque time. This was to show off what the new trumpet was capable of.
OoMrBenoO 1 year ago
@OoMrBenoO you are indeed right
smellyspanna 11 months ago
@direct4know1 the concerto is in Eb so yeah that is an Eb horn.
arscroggs 1 year ago
awesome! :) great song and a great "trumpeteer".. tnx
deucecoupe71 1 year ago
he is definitely my favorite trumpet player, but for whatever reason, i like phil smith's version better...
Austinator3076 1 year ago
@Austinator3076 I would agree. Phil Smith has a sound and articulation like no other.
jlgolo 1 year ago
He's the best.
CoolJoshBaby 1 year ago
awsome it would be so sweet to play like that. and clear like that
MrSnowbording 1 year ago
Always puts a smile on my face.
Heeroyui752 1 year ago
I like Wynton's version better than Tine Thing Helseth's
TheDrPhresh 1 year ago
Great playing again! Pity the last bit of 2nd movement is missing.
tachuman 1 year ago
Yes but from wht ive seen he has a pretty good sense of humour and would probably offer Will Smith Lessons so he could look like him AND sound like him. :)
Microblitz 1 year ago
Ahhh! I love this piece and also he was featured on the listening comprehension on our English state test!!!
ManateeMusician 1 year ago
Far away the best version I've heard.
carraeugenio 1 year ago
1:21? Why'd he slur it?
bflattrumpeter 1 year ago
@bflattrumpeter Why wouldn't he? I would...
scoggles 1 year ago
@scoggles No one slurs it
bflattrumpeter 1 year ago
@bflattrumpeter Well, I would, and Wynton did, so that's a pretty good indication...
scoggles 1 year ago
wonderful!
allgoraro 1 year ago
the music of my childhood!
KOLYMBARICITY 1 year ago
@KOLYMBARICITY how old are you? this piece was written in 1796....
vicskyline9 1 year ago
@vicskyline9 im 18 but i had a videotape with fairytales that this music was in...i was 5 when i first heard it
KOLYMBARICITY 1 year ago
@KOLYMBARICITY ohh, i get it... cool
vicskyline9 1 year ago
@KOLYMBARICITY that must have been happy. i bet your parents dressed you like a "little man"
atirisdes 1 year ago
@atirisdes i wasnt listening this kind of music all day long and no i wasnt dressed as a ''little man' and no i didnt really had a happy childhood
KOLYMBARICITY 1 year ago
@peytonjmusic: He didn't have to, but it's common practice to use it on the Haydn because that's the key it was written in and the instrument it was written for. I can tell you from experience (I have performed the 1st movement of the Hummel trumpet concerto) that playing the E-flat is a lot of fun. My music was originally in B-flat but my instructor had me transpose it into E-flat. It was quite an experience
TheTrumpetman101 1 year ago
did he have to use an e-flat trumpet?
peytonjmusic 1 year ago
He plays so perfectly I just sit back and listen with joy, without putting on my critic's hat. He IS the standard .. The guy has too much talent.
freeqwerqwer 1 year ago
will smith
Cgolfsoccerguy 1 year ago
How can I get a playlist? I would enjoy having some of these delights continue to play without my having to go in every few minutes to poke it... Thanks. PLS seattlelady
seattleladt 1 year ago
do people know why he didn't play a cadenza where it's "suppose" to be??
strad37 1 year ago
@strad37
The Canenza is only with the first movement, but i'm nut sure
mmmaaarrrccckkk 1 year ago
@strad37 Yeah, the Cadenza is in the first movement. I think it is a little trick that Haydn does to his audience to throw them off. Haydn knows that cadenzas are usually in the third, but he surprises everyone with it in the first.
So it is not a Wynton thing...although, Wynton does write (improvise) his own cadenza. He says it is much more difficult to improvise than jazz, simply since he is playing completely alone.
SirTrumpalot 1 year ago
@strad37 He made a marvelous cadanza in the first movment. He was tierd so give him a break! xD
HerrWarja 1 year ago
I see why Wynton is so good. notice in this that he is sounding somelike a violin and in carnival of venice it is very sweet and delicate in the intro. he adapts with such ease that i should look into this as a trumpet myself.
SUPERMARIO141 1 year ago
the conductor looks like a robot.
BAMeynig 1 year ago
did this for my grade 8 in year 10. not as good as this though
jaques1950 1 year ago
Wow!
DRB33935 1 year ago
The conductor looks like an animatronic at first.
thisfreakinoneguy 1 year ago
Brotha Marsalis is a diverse musician. I thought he was strictly a Jazz man....but it's nice to see him play Classical too! Excellent!
JazzyZenBrotha 1 year ago
sorry.. it was not written with a cadenza. i came across a shitty arrangement and version of it. and there is no cadenza. sorry.
shawnb416 1 year ago
Eres uno de los mejores imitadores de Rafael Mendez y de sus mas cercnaos discipulos en cuanto a estilos, pero te falta mover los dedos mas rapido... your way is very good!!!
SuperFrench123 1 year ago
umm... where is the cadenza?
shawnb416 1 year ago
@shawnb416 this song was never written with a cadenza
natbrain 1 year ago
no it was.. im looking at the music right now
meghanodell13 1 year ago
@meghanodell13 i'm looking at the piece also, at the 3rd movement doesn't have a cadenza. Make sure you aren't looking at the 1st movement, which does have a cadenza. If you listen to any version of this 3rd movement, you will realize that nobody has a cadenza. That's because it wasn't written with one.
natbrain 1 year ago
y do i see offend see a trumpet in eflat or d when someones doing a solo with an orchestra?
would n e one spare their time to tell me =)
jamalb1993sbcglobal 1 year ago
Wynton's version sounds more classical!:)
uesifam 1 year ago 2
I think I like Rafael Mendez's version better. Nicely done, tho.
DblOSmith 1 year ago
@DblOSmith Rafael Mendez was a monster! Greatest ever Trumpet player. He and Clifford Brown are the most unknown Trumpet greats! Wynton is definitely on the same level as they are.
marioaleal 1 year ago
@marioaleal Rafael Mendez is not unknown, he is very well known
Lchsmb2009 1 year ago
Why is he playing sharp?
OrganCat 1 year ago
I think that Wynton is so good, it don't matter what he plays. He sounds good no matter what the song.
DannySpandl123 1 year ago 7
Beautiful peice, I did this, or attempted to do this peice two years ago for an audition, of course Wynton's rendition is better, naturally. Thank you for uploading.
Captain10110 1 year ago
You will find it much easier using the "tongue controlled emboucher" taught by Jerome Callet , located at 44 Garden St., Staten Island, NY 10314 US. Or jazz trumpeter and high note specialist Bill Charmichael at 888 Wesson Dr. Casselberry, FL 32707 US. This is not an advertisement, just a tip from someone learning this technique. Harry James used this method. No more fatigue, much higher range. I can now practice 4 straight hours without fatigue!
kenzo5716 1 year ago
Have you ever tried "tongue controlled emboucher" as taught by Bill Charmichael and Jerome Callet?
kenzo5716 1 year ago
i find that wynton playing jazz best suits him.
xbarboxx 1 year ago
wynton is the best
qs3845 1 year ago 28
@qs3845 Heard about Ole Edward Antonsen? Best Trumpet player in Norway! :) Listen to some of hos works :)
Forhelvette666 10 months ago
@ piontro
He said one of the best.. not the best. and i agree, he is one of the best trumpet players in AMERICA right now.
MrninjaFTW 1 year ago 3
¡Este trompetista es fabuloso!
Miricene 2 years ago
this is awesome!:)
chester13lad 2 years ago
lol this dude looks like will smith...
TheGRiiNDcore 2 years ago
That 'dude' is one of the best american trumpet players around right now so you should learn who he is before addressing him as some dude that looks like will smith...
trumpetman2525 2 years ago 50
srry they all look the same.
TheGRiiNDcore 2 years ago
@TheGRiiNDcore You are now a racist idiot. Congratulations.
LoftyDaDan 1 year ago
@LoftyDaDan thank you =]
TheGRiiNDcore 1 year ago
not just american - how many other all-rounders are there at the moment?
jazzevans 2 years ago
This DUDE is one of the oppressed by the white assholes in the USA, He has talent, something very, actually Extremely rare in the USA a country where the only so called music is rap, pop, and Shit. You can try it by yourself, go anywhere in the USA and ask the people about Haydn or Bethoven, or something similar they have no freaking idea.
piontro 1 year ago
Not true. My jazz director, who was once a professional trumpet player himself has played with Wynton in past, and still does now, and is very close friends with Wynton, and Wynton has played with our band in the past too. Wynton Marsalis has a very great sense of humor, a funny guy, and my jazz director being white has no problems with being Wynton's friend.
And in my opinion, I think Wynton is the best trumpet player i've ever seen. He's so cool!
VivaLaTrumpet 1 year ago
wow that is an awesome story. Lucky to have met the man
Alb3rt207 1 year ago
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The best American player?? I doubt it there is Jose Franchella in Argentina ( part of the American Contintent) Felipe Arriaga in mexico ( Part Of America ), or Nicaragua ( part of the American Continent so don't be so STUPID, trumpetman2525, America is not just the USA ok asshole.
piontro 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 he still looks like will smith... and that will not change.
TheGRiiNDcore 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 haha. he does look like will smith
JonnyRakeRemix 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 Correction, one of the best trumpet players in he world.
1pete51 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 Not to mention that he is a respectable alumni of Kappa Kappa Psi, and has been playing trumpet for well over 20 years that I know of. (I first heard of him in the mid-90s)
srreaves77 1 year ago
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Is that dude Will Smith?
imlivinitupniggaz 1 year ago
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@trumpetman2525 Yeah, baby- YEAH!
ArtsPatron2008 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 dude...get over yourself
billyboy19742004 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 will smith is awesome
saberallen5 1 year ago
@trumpetman2525 I've listened to this song as it was performed by others, and this has to be the best I have heard so far. Wynton himself performed this more than once - and I think this was his best by far. At least, from what I have heard. The notes were almost flawless if not flawless - and he really looked like he was getting into this based on his movements and facial expressions. Great performance!
xiaoxindiar 10 months ago 2
@TheGRiiNDcore
plays like Phil Smith
gestrumpet 2 years ago
@TheGRiiNDcore And you look like an idiot! :D
LoftyDaDan 1 year ago
btw! The mouthpiece he is playing on looks alot like the Schilke 14A4A (excuse me if i mispelled that)
tydydpony93 2 years ago
Newsflash!
Haydn is a bamf.
MagicDolphinGO 2 years ago 3
Agreed!!
tydydpony93 2 years ago
I agree. No mather what instrument you play, you still have to push those buttons on the exact moment. I bet for a thousand bucks he can play this on every trumpet-like instrument.
Trompet4Life 2 years ago
Este tipo é incrível. Que domínio, que técnica. Dir-se-ia que é tão simples como assobiar.
Ttinytino1 2 years ago
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he is cheating!!!! this piece was made to be played with an e flat soprano cornet. which i play e flat soprano cornet. it os a lot harder on that than trumpet.
dew229 2 years ago
@dew229
that is an e flat trumpet. did you miss the shorter main windpipe as it goes into the valve body? and the longer bell is a sign too. there is a visual difference in the E Flat soprano coronet and the trumpet.
cadillacdude1975 2 years ago
When you assume.....well..you know the rest. :-)
UndergroundSaxMan 2 years ago
who freaking cares what he plays on? i'd like to see you play like him. give him respect. are you a famous musician like Wynton? i think not. some of the best musicians in the world play on piece of junk instruments because THEY LIKE THE SOUND. it's about the music and the emotion and the connection with the music, not the propper flipping technique. tight-ass.
77sallysayshi77 2 years ago
@dew229
So the goal of music is to be difficult to play?
MagicDolphinGO 2 years ago
It depends. There are two types of music: that one to be enjoyed by the listener and the other one to be enjoyed by the player. With regard to Haydn, I love all his music as a listener, and this concert is one of my favorites.
Miricene 2 years ago
MAESTRO
sarri66 2 years ago
Wynton no longer plays classical music? Devoting himself to Jazz?
Skipper7009 2 years ago
i play trumpet and this soloist guy is so amazing!!! wow....
Chikadee73 2 years ago
this is a good movie
MrJfsilva 2 years ago
gostei do vidio
MrJfsilva 2 years ago
Este vidio é muito bom
MrJfsilva 2 years ago
espectacular.........
intelectus1 2 years ago
im really curious to know if its actually a Schilke trumpet, and even MORE curious about what mouthpiece he's using. we all know about him and his moutpieces....
trtjoel 2 years ago
It's a Schilke E3-L with a Bach 229 C trumpet bell.
holeypants74 2 years ago
lol Really? How do you know? What about the mouthpiece? The E3-L seems to be a good horn from reviews.
trtjoel 2 years ago
A former teacher of mine was a friend of Wynton's when he was still playing classical music.
Not sure about the mouthpiece, but on one of the Wynton albums I have, he's clearly playing a Bach 1 1/4 C in the cover photo.
The E3-L is a great horn. I've never played a bad Schilke.
holeypants74 2 years ago
3:14. Wow.
spawnofsteve 2 years ago
ESTO SI ES MUSICA
warixito 2 years ago
I like your o.
hornmusiker 2 years ago
wonderfull!
warixito 2 years ago
that's a venetian horn right?
hyperactor94 2 years ago
It's a Schilke Eb trumpet.
Ibanez3789 2 years ago
it is an Eb trumpet...i play this for college
shitcockmonkey 2 years ago
Looking at the fingerings and the notes coming out I'd say he's playing an Ab trumpet? Somebody correct me if I'm wrong. The trumpet also looks smaller than the standard Bb
skyhigh1989 2 years ago
@skyhigh1989 i believe he is playing an Eb trumpet
buena1525 2 years ago
It remember of University challenge or is it Flog it
Great piece
backy13 2 years ago
GRAN OBRA
jorgealbertobaron 2 years ago
MASTER WYNTON MARSALIS!!!!
CHILEJAZZ2009 2 years ago 4
He is completely amazing. I'd give anything in the world to be able to play like him!
ohhdesi 2 years ago 4
I always hear a fading sound at the background.. is this the way it is played or is it the recording.. I think it is the record quality!!!
Solarian56 2 years ago
i think wynton marsalis,now, is the best musician
maseincello 2 years ago
this is so much better then band trumpet by far I love actually listening to how it is suppose to sound
XxXEishieXxX 2 years ago
i dont reAlly like this recording as much as his others
bwvbach 2 years ago
conductor looks like a wax model XD
Curlyfunksta 2 years ago 7
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WeasleyOurKing 2 years ago
Curlyfunksta- that's exactly what he is- a wax model, at Madame Tussaud's.
This is killer; I played this in competition when I was 13. Memories!
ArtsPatron2008 2 years ago
Amazing
cschamp93 2 years ago
Flawless
mikey51694 2 years ago 3
Marsalis is is without a doubt my favorite trumpetist even though i prefer his classical expertise to his jazz. Also i have found that nikariakov is great to listen to as well but still prefer Marsalis.
kennyricks 2 years ago 5
you cant say vizzutti is any better than marsalis when both of their main playing styles is totally different wyntons major playing style is jazz
polaris2632 2 years ago
I beg to differ. Wynton is the only artist to win a grammy in both jazz and classical! Which says to me that he is as proficient on the horn in classical as he is in jazz.
counselor2b 2 years ago 5
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WeasleyOurKing 2 years ago
I dont know how u people are in the mood to compare trumpet players. "who is better".
I'm in heaven listening to this, just enjoy this play.
If you dont enjoy listening to this....get out and enjoy whatever you like. Peace
basuritrash 2 years ago 7
johncage70 has been spliced!!!!!!
CUNfTucker 2 years ago 2
I think vizzutti, is more of a contemporary trumpet player. Whenever i buy sheet music vizzutti is generaly ona funk album, i dont know but i think wynton is more precise in this style
damolols 2 years ago 3