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This is probably the gayest thing I've ever seen. Classical beast, but yeah.... He should stick to it. And the people laughing while he was half-valving and growling? WTF?
I saw the title and I thought "I didn't think he played jazz!" this confirms it...too bad. Awesome player though I wish I could do half the stuff he does.
this guy is playing at our jazz festival at Newberry College with us in SC!!! We rehearsed with him last night and it was so awesome! This man has serious talent!
Hey I was there too! I was the solo trumpet in the All-State Jazz band. Our conductor was Jim Ketch... Vizzutti was cool but we only heard the first song with the Flugel before our student band had to leave for lunch.
you just made yourself look like a fucking idiot... C4 is middle C. this is because there are 8 keys that are a C on a piano, and its called middle C because its the fourth one, in the middle. dont mislead people and give them wrong information if your not sure. you could screw up like you just did and then screw them over in turn.
lol dude music is music... it doesn't change. middle c is middle c! music theory is music theory! it isn't relative and it doesn't change with the instrument!
Middle c for a trumpet should be a B flat 5 on a piano, if I figured it right. So yes it does change mogekyou. Different instruments are usually in different keys.
I think this solo is great, he starts with something that ties into the song, then does something that doesn't fit that well into the song, but it doesn't matter because their is no chord backing, and then he finishes with something that fits into the song again for the end.
the middle part is good technically but doesn't have to fit with the song because of no backing which is fine. And i was meant to say 'there' instead of 'their' in the previous comment.
I saw Allen Vizzutti in Manchester about five or six years ago, in a jazz and a "classical" music setting and I have to say it was the most enthralling performance I have ever witnessed. The guy is a consummate performer- and on top of that he could make the audience laugh with the slightest movement or raise of the eyebrow. Hats off to the guy
I normally don't comment ignorance but this is rediculous. How can you fools criticize someone you can't outplay? AND how can you say playing scales isn't soloing? Any real musician will tell you they started learning how to solo by learning their SCALES...THEN learn riffs from your fav players and make them your own...Quit making yourself look ignorant on the net and learn how to play your horn
What is the point of jazz anyway? to play how you feel. Jazz, just like all other music in open to interpretation. Now, if you are saying one song should be played one single way for the rest of time, I strongly disagree. I suggest you open your mind and hear the music around you.
he is trully amazing..he is an acomplished player.who cares if he s n't the best jazz player out there.i dont think there are lot of guys out there who can mutch him.makes me sick when people critisise musician like Vizzutti.
Some of you guys need to put your pants back on and stop playing with your knackers. Ok, Vizzutti isn't the best at improv in the world, but he'd still play any of your poor mothers into the middle of next week. Grow up, little boys!
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i'm siding with MrDeride. Thats the most bootleg version i've heard. This Allen Vizzutti character has no biz touching a bop chart..and with a symphony lol!
Tbteen07...yeah his audience didn't care he's a square because they don't know any better.
Virtuoso? Maybe so, but not his jazz improv. He's valve mashing at best. Fucker played scales and scales and scales. He fuckin threw the arban book at you with his so-called jazz solo. Where are the ideas? Where are the "riffs"?
dude, vizzutti is an OK improvisor at best. He just did this recently at WCU and the solo is almost exactly the same. Hes just playin memorized licks. Im not saying hes not amazing at playing them, hes just not a good improvisor is all
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dude ur an idiot. Listen to a recording of him playing this. It will be exactly the same. Do you seriously think this is improv? Its not even jazz, its like a freaking arbans excercise. Face it dude, zixxutti is square
Okay, have you ever played out of one of his books? Obviously not. The stuff he does is crazy hard, and about 2 steps above arcans. Even my trumpet teacher was awed by how hard it was. Come back when you actually know what you are talking about.
Pretty sure I've seen him play very different solos on the same tune more than once. He is basically outlining the chords but when you are playing that speed it's a little hard to play melodiously. Pretty sure he can play any style, he just chooses to show his virtuosity at concerts because that is exactly what most people pay for. I'm not saying he is a jazz player, or classical player. He's in a category of his own.
"it really shouldn't be criticized", but if that's your opinion, okay. He is a composer though himself and has written a few pieces. But as to being a square, his audience didn't care and quite frankly, he's an awesome and accomplished player. MrDeride, if you could, please post a video showing us the true art of playing (non-sarcastically). My talents are nothing in comparison to his, Wynton Marsalis, nor Dizzy Galespie...so I have very little criticism.
everyone has their own style of playing... and for someone whose technique is on as much of a virtuoso level as Vizzuti's, it really shouldn't be criticized.
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Having amazing technique... how does that make someone a "virtuoso," which, in my opinion is a really retarded label for someone who's SQUARE.
Another thing: not that him playing this straight is a "rude" thing to do, but I thought classical musicians/conductors always harped on people if they played any composition differently than the composer intended it to be played.
Lastly... IT'S BEBOP, IT'S DIZZY, DON'T <b>PERFORM</b> IT IF YOU CAN'T PLAY IT CORRECTLY!
since when does being a Square mean you can't be a virtuoso. I didn't say he could swing, but in the AREA of TECHNIQUE, he is undenyably a virtuoso. Listen to The Carnival of Venus (not venice) by vizuutti, its a perfect example.
Only a ignorant immature musican like yourself (if you even are one) would say something like that. You're just jealous because you can't play ANY of that. And second of all, I'm guessing you are one of those dick head trumpets who think that you know everything and can play higher and better than everyone you see or hear..well guess what faggot, Vizzutti will knock your playing in the dirt. You might as well give yourself a swift kick to the nugget pouch.
all i have to say is that he was tits when i saw him, whether you like the guy or not you can't deny he is technically a virtuoso. Musically, it's debatable because everyone has their own preferences, but the crowd seemed to enjoy him. I don't have video of this but he did a rendition of Over the Rainbow on flugel horn that probably is one of the most beautifully flugel ballads i've ever heard, tone-wise, phrasing, everything.
The visual stuff is great. I mean, I didn't even watch this the first time I saw this video, and I had to watch it again. Allen Vizzutti is flat-out amazing.
Vizutti has a really amazing jazz-classical fusion style. The Boss and Vizzutti are different players and approach the same piece in different ways - you can't compare them to each other as they have their own styles.
This is really more a classical show off but he pulls it off so who am i to say this is anything other than great. (p.s. this was with a symphony orchestra - not a jazz band!)
well actually, most trumpet players I have been around refer to their high notes in the high, double high, and triple high octaves because groups such as the International Trumpet Guild have given the notes those names. Sometimes you hear trumpet players say c1,c2,c3, etc but not as often than you hear high, double high, or triple high. (a double high C is an octave above the C above the staff)
I think Vizzutti is a quite good composer as well as player. His books of beginner/intermediate stuff like the dances for trumpet are really great for middle school and high schoolers.
For technique-yes I agree. But for flexibility (Maynard played great jazz on 3 different instruments. Check his flugel solo on the "Nice and Juicy" post elsewhere here. You'll see what I mean.
I think being able to put a little bit of humour into your music is a highly under-rated skill. After all, most musicians get into music with the intention of entertaining an audience. I do think he overuses his bag of 'tricks' though.
completly agree with you,,, BUT, the music by it self should be entertaining,,,, using these clown tricks...people don't listen to the music anymore. Playing chops like he does..i dont tink that he wants people to remember that they saw a funny trumpet player tonight...... what do you think? ....anyway it is just what i think....but who am i ?
For those of you that think this isn't impressive, first of all try playing a trumpet, and second go listen to him in concert. my brother had the privelege to play along with him at his all-region jazz band concert, and it was by far the most amazing trumpet work i have ever heard. vizzutti is a great performer.
Not my style, but Allen Vizzutti is a god. Love his sense of humor too :) I envy those Temple students who got to play with him, that must have been an amazing experience.
how the hell can you people be so retarded! the name Allen Vizzutti means something to you! always something bad to say about everybody! you should try to study and than criticise
You're calling Night in Tunisia stupid????What do you see when you look in the mirror?Check out Diz or Clifford Brown or Lee Morgan's version before shooting your mouth off...
Okay somewhere along the exploration of technicality ... the song got left way behind ... turned it into somekind of comedy show routine ... to exhibit his mastery
Oh wow. They have a really great band right now, and always have from what I hear. I'm guessing you graduated in 86? Its improved a LOT since then. You can find quite a few videos of the marching band on here.
of course he can play and he can be heard like jazz....
ilegak 1 month ago
MASTERPIECE!!!!
WILDANABDAT 5 months ago
He's starting to dress like Doc.....
ogauge47 8 months ago
Amazing..xD
music658 11 months ago
Amazing....xD¡
music658 11 months ago
he's not a jazz guy.... but he's very good.
jazztrumpet87 1 year ago
Woof2700
I am sure everyone is there to hear Vizzutti, not that conductor, respectfully
tennesseetrumpet 1 year ago
Who are the 5 who don't like this? Are you crazy???
tennesseetrumpet 1 year ago
The conductor is just like, "All right we get it, your amazing can we finish the song already?"
Lmao. Allen VIzzutti FTW
Woof2700 1 year ago
lord all mighty
AWiddit 1 year ago
He is always my favorite trumpeter!!!
trumpettromba 1 year ago
Wow, this is fantastic. And with both hands!
Djangolulu 1 year ago
@Djangolulu that's what she said
myshilohmy 1 year ago
@myshilohmy hahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahaahahahahhahhahahahahahahahhahahahahah
Djangolulu 1 year ago
his band is always bad for some reason
jeff77789 2 years ago
sorry if i sound stupid, but what is he playing at 0:45?
are they just really fast chords? if so, what kind of chords?
whdudgh2145 2 years ago
Its some kind of etude on triple tongue, simply some notes pronounced on ta-da-ka very fast.
pilottim12 2 years ago 2
nah you don't sound stupid.. they're Major 7th chords
wesnman 1 year ago
@wesnman hmm, ok thanks! I will try to play around with those 7th chords and see what I get.
whdudgh2145 1 year ago
@whdudgh2145 they are arpeggios
noah112234 1 year ago
dont, have a black power,understand me,afrika !!!
trumpetsingerman 2 years ago
Please don't tell Sandoval, He will cry.
kliudrsfhlih 2 years ago 13
@kliudrsfhlih maybe out of laughter sir, dont compare him to arturos musical genius ...
javy0005 1 year ago
Dizzy würde sich im Grab umdrehen.
justus3222 2 years ago
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This is probably the gayest thing I've ever seen. Classical beast, but yeah.... He should stick to it. And the people laughing while he was half-valving and growling? WTF?
ender2999 2 years ago
fantastic!!
RoyJohnMorris 2 years ago
Yeah!!!
agronomas112 2 years ago
Nevermind his tone, everything really good.
lietz13 2 years ago
His tone is really really good.
lietz13 2 years ago
I saw the title and I thought "I didn't think he played jazz!" this confirms it...too bad. Awesome player though I wish I could do half the stuff he does.
davidfromcali 2 years ago
ooh yes.
he's not like "wow look at me, I'm the chief and I'm play my things and good bye"
he's also an entertainer..
beast..
m0vi3man2 3 years ago
this dude is so beast
supercow424 3 years ago
how do you circular breathe?
Chamix92 3 years ago
blow air into your cheeks, then inhale through your nose while you squeeze the air out of your cheeks to keep the note going.
uabjf 3 years ago
circular breathing through all that. crazy!
ThatCubeGuy 3 years ago
I know there were ppl that played @ an extremely high caliber
but whenever I listen to him it's just unreal
natitg 3 years ago
sick......
PUIncubus 3 years ago
It's nice to see a crowd with a sense of humor. Great job!
pgbflower2 3 years ago
Beast
theelitemusician 3 years ago
um dos mais ecelentes trompetes do seculo,pena que não mora no BRASIL,Pois gostaria d ter o praser de conhece-lo pessoalmente.
vitordrift 3 years ago
I like the way he shows off. lol, playing with the left hand.
Goku20091500 3 years ago 4
i think he had a cramp
lol
whitevipe309 3 years ago
fafello...sam jestes pajac!on moze i robi i cyrk ale i gra...i to jak zajebiscie!
jejus94 3 years ago 3
lol, at 00:57, the lady jumps when Allen hits a really high note.
KO8E89 3 years ago 13
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Pajac... robi cyrk zamiast grać...;/ nie lubię takich bałwanów!!
fafello 3 years ago
wow that growling was cool :)
feb29229 3 years ago 4
No matter what you think, it won't change the fact that he is an awesome musician!
justintrumpet21 3 years ago
And people wonder why i like him so much.
AveryGeorgia88 3 years ago
1:46 lol
kakashisempai 4 years ago
this guy is playing at our jazz festival at Newberry College with us in SC!!! We rehearsed with him last night and it was so awesome! This man has serious talent!
DaniBible 4 years ago 2
Hey I was there too! I was the solo trumpet in the All-State Jazz band. Our conductor was Jim Ketch... Vizzutti was cool but we only heard the first song with the Flugel before our student band had to leave for lunch.
WH2daC 3 years ago
I think you're thinking of a different concert maybe? This was in January and an evening conert.
pedroesteban86 3 years ago
I love how Vizzuti is often found playing with school bands. I also love his UNIQUE and INCREDIBLE sense of humor!!
trumpetman0815 4 years ago 2
k0blac02 you are a moron. Double C is C4 and Triple C is C5. C8 would be 4 Cs above Double C, not triple C.
effingawwesome 4 years ago
you just made yourself look like a fucking idiot... C4 is middle C. this is because there are 8 keys that are a C on a piano, and its called middle C because its the fourth one, in the middle. dont mislead people and give them wrong information if your not sure. you could screw up like you just did and then screw them over in turn.
MOGEkyOU 4 years ago
Wrong. C4 is middle C on the piano. On the trumpet, C4 is double C. Learn to trumpet, n00b. Different instruments have different notations.
effingawwesome 3 years ago
lol dude music is music... it doesn't change. middle c is middle c! music theory is music theory! it isn't relative and it doesn't change with the instrument!
MOGEkyOU 3 years ago
yes it does :)
Garbitch 3 years ago
Middle c for a trumpet should be a B flat 5 on a piano, if I figured it right. So yes it does change mogekyou. Different instruments are usually in different keys.
tammerman175 3 years ago
He has everything except feeling ans swing
seb1001 4 years ago
<3 thats all i can say. and give me lessons!
Pez0023 4 years ago
My god, i just need to shut my case and throw it off a bridge.
TrumpetGuru918 4 years ago 2
Probably because a double high C is C7 and a Trip C is C8 nobody wants to say I just threw down a C8 so they say I just threw down a trip C
k0blac02 4 years ago
circular breathing!
dpbUK 4 years ago
lol, it was funny
KO8E89 4 years ago
VERY Entertaining!!!
ernieakazmb 4 years ago
I think this solo is great, he starts with something that ties into the song, then does something that doesn't fit that well into the song, but it doesn't matter because their is no chord backing, and then he finishes with something that fits into the song again for the end.
richardhibert260 4 years ago
the middle part is good technically but doesn't have to fit with the song because of no backing which is fine. And i was meant to say 'there' instead of 'their' in the previous comment.
richardhibert260 4 years ago
lol, brilliant!
ncodrington 4 years ago
I saw Allen Vizzutti in Manchester about five or six years ago, in a jazz and a "classical" music setting and I have to say it was the most enthralling performance I have ever witnessed. The guy is a consummate performer- and on top of that he could make the audience laugh with the slightest movement or raise of the eyebrow. Hats off to the guy
bettymcsweaty 4 years ago
I normally don't comment ignorance but this is rediculous. How can you fools criticize someone you can't outplay? AND how can you say playing scales isn't soloing? Any real musician will tell you they started learning how to solo by learning their SCALES...THEN learn riffs from your fav players and make them your own...Quit making yourself look ignorant on the net and learn how to play your horn
ScreaminDeamon4lyfe 4 years ago 6
What is the point of jazz anyway? to play how you feel. Jazz, just like all other music in open to interpretation. Now, if you are saying one song should be played one single way for the rest of time, I strongly disagree. I suggest you open your mind and hear the music around you.
Ranimal006 4 years ago
he is trully amazing..he is an acomplished player.who cares if he s n't the best jazz player out there.i dont think there are lot of guys out there who can mutch him.makes me sick when people critisise musician like Vizzutti.
paddypower200 4 years ago 2
i saw him at the nabba awards ceremony...absolutely amazing, this song doesnt barely tap into his abilities.
10links 4 years ago
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This is disgusting he plays for only himself.
EnglishHornYay 4 years ago
Some of you guys need to put your pants back on and stop playing with your knackers. Ok, Vizzutti isn't the best at improv in the world, but he'd still play any of your poor mothers into the middle of next week. Grow up, little boys!
Jonesy038 4 years ago 3
??????
saxocopter 4 years ago
dire.
padsax1 4 years ago
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i'm siding with MrDeride. Thats the most bootleg version i've heard. This Allen Vizzutti character has no biz touching a bop chart..and with a symphony lol!
Tbteen07...yeah his audience didn't care he's a square because they don't know any better.
Virtuoso? Maybe so, but not his jazz improv. He's valve mashing at best. Fucker played scales and scales and scales. He fuckin threw the arban book at you with his so-called jazz solo. Where are the ideas? Where are the "riffs"?
touchofclass562 4 years ago
Jealous? Once again, Vizzutti could improvise circles around you to the point that you'd better to just leave your horn at home. Respect your elders.
jakeengler 4 years ago
dude, vizzutti is an OK improvisor at best. He just did this recently at WCU and the solo is almost exactly the same. Hes just playin memorized licks. Im not saying hes not amazing at playing them, hes just not a good improvisor is all
irish2335 4 years ago
You're a moron.
jakepirtle 4 years ago
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dude ur an idiot. Listen to a recording of him playing this. It will be exactly the same. Do you seriously think this is improv? Its not even jazz, its like a freaking arbans excercise. Face it dude, zixxutti is square
irish2335 3 years ago
Okay, have you ever played out of one of his books? Obviously not. The stuff he does is crazy hard, and about 2 steps above arcans. Even my trumpet teacher was awed by how hard it was. Come back when you actually know what you are talking about.
ktrum492 2 years ago 2
Pretty sure I've seen him play very different solos on the same tune more than once. He is basically outlining the chords but when you are playing that speed it's a little hard to play melodiously. Pretty sure he can play any style, he just chooses to show his virtuosity at concerts because that is exactly what most people pay for. I'm not saying he is a jazz player, or classical player. He's in a category of his own.
jakeengler 3 years ago 2
I agree with Airman 410:
"it really shouldn't be criticized", but if that's your opinion, okay. He is a composer though himself and has written a few pieces. But as to being a square, his audience didn't care and quite frankly, he's an awesome and accomplished player. MrDeride, if you could, please post a video showing us the true art of playing (non-sarcastically). My talents are nothing in comparison to his, Wynton Marsalis, nor Dizzy Galespie...so I have very little criticism.
tbteen07 4 years ago 4
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I would love to do a video recording of my own improv. Especially on something like Tunisia. However, I conviniently lack the proper equipment.
For an example of how this song <b>should</b> be performed: Look up the Wayne Shorter/Lee Morgan recording somewhere here.
MrDeride 4 years ago
Sorry but Vizzutti would play circles around them and yourself.
jakeengler 4 years ago
One more thing: I don't believe he follows the changes until the very end of the break.
MrDeride 4 years ago
oh no...its the end of the friggin' world...
sdjazzguy 4 years ago
i agree with u on that he is pretty square but he still has great chops
vnizzle13 4 years ago
What a fucking square. Dude obviously can't swing.
Virtuoso my dick.
He shouldn't be allowed to play anything Dizz wrote.
MrDeride 4 years ago
everyone has their own style of playing... and for someone whose technique is on as much of a virtuoso level as Vizzuti's, it really shouldn't be criticized.
Airman410 4 years ago 2
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Having amazing technique... how does that make someone a "virtuoso," which, in my opinion is a really retarded label for someone who's SQUARE.
Another thing: not that him playing this straight is a "rude" thing to do, but I thought classical musicians/conductors always harped on people if they played any composition differently than the composer intended it to be played.
Lastly... IT'S BEBOP, IT'S DIZZY, DON'T <b>PERFORM</b> IT IF YOU CAN'T PLAY IT CORRECTLY!
MrDeride 4 years ago
since when does being a Square mean you can't be a virtuoso. I didn't say he could swing, but in the AREA of TECHNIQUE, he is undenyably a virtuoso. Listen to The Carnival of Venus (not venice) by vizuutti, its a perfect example.
pedroesteban86 4 years ago
Only a ignorant immature musican like yourself (if you even are one) would say something like that. You're just jealous because you can't play ANY of that. And second of all, I'm guessing you are one of those dick head trumpets who think that you know everything and can play higher and better than everyone you see or hear..well guess what faggot, Vizzutti will knock your playing in the dirt. You might as well give yourself a swift kick to the nugget pouch.
dyep8ntball4 4 years ago
shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit
DeumReaper 4 years ago
all i have to say is that he was tits when i saw him, whether you like the guy or not you can't deny he is technically a virtuoso. Musically, it's debatable because everyone has their own preferences, but the crowd seemed to enjoy him. I don't have video of this but he did a rendition of Over the Rainbow on flugel horn that probably is one of the most beautifully flugel ballads i've ever heard, tone-wise, phrasing, everything.
pedroesteban86 4 years ago 5
The visual stuff is great. I mean, I didn't even watch this the first time I saw this video, and I had to watch it again. Allen Vizzutti is flat-out amazing.
butxifxnot 4 years ago
Homey was just having fun!! What is can you do after you pretty muched played all over the horn and mastered it in a solo?? Throw in a little humor.
gsman5828 4 years ago
yeah for half valving and growling!
1337evan 4 years ago
Vizutti has a really amazing jazz-classical fusion style. The Boss and Vizzutti are different players and approach the same piece in different ways - you can't compare them to each other as they have their own styles.
This is really more a classical show off but he pulls it off so who am i to say this is anything other than great. (p.s. this was with a symphony orchestra - not a jazz band!)
emanonami 4 years ago
Very nice. I dig the repetitious breathing starts on :43 and ends on 1:18.
jazzinaz 4 years ago
wtf is a double-high C ??
damn it's called c1, c2, c3, c4 etc
Marshmallowmann 4 years ago
well actually, most trumpet players I have been around refer to their high notes in the high, double high, and triple high octaves because groups such as the International Trumpet Guild have given the notes those names. Sometimes you hear trumpet players say c1,c2,c3, etc but not as often than you hear high, double high, or triple high. (a double high C is an octave above the C above the staff)
curtis123465 4 years ago
Hi all,
How does he do that tremendous high-note playing?
Well beyond a double-high "C"!
I truly would like to know.
(One of the mysteries of my cornet-playing life)
Cheers
John
teflonde 4 years ago
I think Vizzutti is a quite good composer as well as player. His books of beginner/intermediate stuff like the dances for trumpet are really great for middle school and high schoolers.
FandenFaen 4 years ago
dont know about you guys.... but i kinda liked it...
karatgold09 4 years ago
Great "performer"-showman-master tecnician but as to jazz-no thanks. Maynard did it better and more musical.
braintreecat 4 years ago
No disrespect for the Boss, he's the king of chops... but there's no comparison for mastery of the craft.
jefftritonesub 4 years ago
For technique-yes I agree. But for flexibility (Maynard played great jazz on 3 different instruments. Check his flugel solo on the "Nice and Juicy" post elsewhere here. You'll see what I mean.
braintreecat 4 years ago
no disrespect,,, he is the king of chops....but he would be even better dressed as a clown in some kid party.... but then again....no disrespect.
maxstp911 4 years ago
I think being able to put a little bit of humour into your music is a highly under-rated skill. After all, most musicians get into music with the intention of entertaining an audience. I do think he overuses his bag of 'tricks' though.
Tobey2k4 4 years ago
completly agree with you,,, BUT, the music by it self should be entertaining,,,, using these clown tricks...people don't listen to the music anymore. Playing chops like he does..i dont tink that he wants people to remember that they saw a funny trumpet player tonight...... what do you think? ....anyway it is just what i think....but who am i ?
maxstp911 4 years ago
eh.....yeah whatever. Not too impressed...at least not for jazz.
harrycarayhere 4 years ago
For those of you that think this isn't impressive, first of all try playing a trumpet, and second go listen to him in concert. my brother had the privelege to play along with him at his all-region jazz band concert, and it was by far the most amazing trumpet work i have ever heard. vizzutti is a great performer.
smartone180 4 years ago
a nice, safe, (harmonically) solo. he's got kind of an interesting take on the bop style, but it still dosen't really do it for me
RobinsonAnd 4 years ago
Well, I love his classical work...
ChwyNiblet 4 years ago
Too much of impressive... He could be more musical.
Vizzutti doesn't groove but he's indeniably an excellent trumpet player.
He's more a player than a musician. That's how I see him.
I bought his CD skyrocket...very boring and I'm talking about his compositions.
Chalo77 4 years ago
Not my style, but Allen Vizzutti is a god. Love his sense of humor too :) I envy those Temple students who got to play with him, that must have been an amazing experience.
pelirrojo173 4 years ago
how the hell can you people be so retarded! the name Allen Vizzutti means something to you! always something bad to say about everybody! you should try to study and than criticise
chetzemiah 4 years ago
amazing maybe but not good, so what if he is technically proficient, that solo was horrible.
DuckDRe 4 years ago
are you serious? have you ever tried playing trumpet? if you did youd know good/ridiculous this is
prince3r 4 years ago
he should stick to classical
DuckDRe 4 years ago
Hahah, yes.
ender2999 2 years ago
I cant believe some of the stuff I'm reading on here!!
bellband 4 years ago
sorry sounds like shit
Gangstar41145 4 years ago
You're calling Night in Tunisia stupid????What do you see when you look in the mirror?Check out Diz or Clifford Brown or Lee Morgan's version before shooting your mouth off...
londonchops 4 years ago
Okay somewhere along the exploration of technicality ... the song got left way behind ... turned it into somekind of comedy show routine ... to exhibit his mastery
zacary9bibi1 4 years ago
Do you think the audience would wanna hear the stupid song if that guy can play crazy shit like that? ^^
cox470 4 years ago
all show, no style.
mrz88 5 years ago
go ahead and do him one better
bellband 5 years ago
by "bellband" are you referring to LD Bell?
pedroesteban86 5 years ago
yeah
bellband 4 years ago
Cool. Just wondering because ya'll had a pretty good program when i was in HS. I used to go to Duncanville.
pedroesteban86 4 years ago
Oh wow. They have a really great band right now, and always have from what I hear. I'm guessing you graduated in 86? Its improved a LOT since then. You can find quite a few videos of the marching band on here.
bellband 4 years ago
ha. I'm not that old i graduated in 2004.
pedroesteban86 4 years ago
Oh, haha. I was just going off the 86 in your name. Yeah 04 was my first year there. I loved the hunting rabbits section of your show that year
bellband 4 years ago
whatb a bitch
aegbb 5 years ago