Arban Carnival of Venice Sergei Nakariakov ICO - Benjamin Yusupov

[chilton98]

this guy CANT do marching band

[Juan19312010]

Esta pìeza la conozco desde que tengo uso de razón, del Método de Trompeta de Arban, y personalmente me gusta como la interpreta, parece que no hace nada y es mucho arte lo que sale de esa trompeta, Sergei es un gran trompeta y eso se ve de lejos. 

[degreghouse]

he looks so relaxed... amazing! :)

[jimmyt568]

have looked.. is there no one who does cornet solo?

[leonardokala]

Are his notes at the ground of this stage?xDD

[Irudiar]

@leonardokala

He injured his bad in a car accident, I believe, when he was little. It's why he holds his trumpet like that.

[Irudiar]

@Irudiar

*Back not bad. xD

[Barroilion]

marsalis sucks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[wolf10lover]

You need basics and sound/tone quality before control. He's really amazing and has all those things. I'm already learning to play it and I'm 14

[smole133]

4:23 blind people would be suprised if you tell them that that is only one trumpet playing (not a joke to offend blind people, it is a compliment expressed in that silly sentence)

[kylel2364]

Flierfrank....to play this piece at the standard Sergei is you have to have outstanding control

[FlierFrank172]

Nakariakov is no doubt a virtuoso musician however he doesn't have the control of Maurice Andre when he's playing this piece. Andre makes it sound almost leisurely and unhurried, a walk in the park.

[TheKingofSlimes]

@FlierFrank172

Do you have any idea what about you're talking about?

[EdWatts]

@FlierFrank172

And Al Hirt has (had, sadly) more soul than either.

[smole133]

@FlierFrank172

 Or something is wrong with my hearing or he is really having control of what he's playing ??

[h100083]

Amazing lip control hitting the low notes especially so fast.

[trompeta7bach]

waxii

[shishirth]

Brilliant trumpet solo ably backed up - a fine rendition!

[yoyoguy435]

it looks like the conductor is trying to fly away at 3:25 lol

[Nabokov50]

What a dismissing and condescending look on the violin player's face at 7:40. Like to see him do better.

[jwhill7]

The conductor tried to make something out of this drivel. The orchestra players were mostly disgusted. Nakariakov's technique is miraculous. In more substantial music, his interpretations are always estimable.

[ideal3000]

tremendous

[EmersonCarvalhoEsso]

simply fantastic...

[Belatius5]

At 7:36, the guy behind Sergei, "Yeah okay, he's pretty good at the trumpet".

[loytielangs]

the tounging is so quick!! wow really beautiful

[bonkersbananas2010]

Fantastic! I have no idea how he gets such a good sound with the trumpet pointed down so far, but hell, his sound is great so who am I to question it?

[B0omtown]

At 4:44 the director did a cool little hop. :)

[LaMusicaOrchestra]

we love it.The trompet of course :)

[soo313]

all the brass players are just like, "really. really. REALLY. -___-"

[seemagics]

I think the conductor took a dance class before he came

[thejodash]

Where's the high F? I know its Arbans version, but still he should take it up to it

[YNGVIRTUOSOVIOLIST]

@thejodash but he didn't

[Bananalisk]

people say he is better than wynton marsalis..honestly, i don't hear it. his tone is harsh and crude compared to wynton's mellow tone. idk, that's just my opinion.

[Axolo1991]

@Bananalisk the thing is that he is a classical trumpet player and wynton a jazzer so you cant compare that two trumpeters

[Bananalisk]

@Axolo1991 wynton is an avid classical player too...

[Axolo1991]

@Bananalisk yea thats true but most known for his jazz interpretations

[BramVanLooy]

@Bananalisk thank you, I thought I was the only one to hear that! =D

[MusicManOH12]

his double tonguing is beautiful

[jhonemanuel92]

Que buen concierto que buena fuente de inspiracion.. que amor por la musica..por eso es que estudi tanto..GRACIAS..Sergei Nakariakov!!

[timothias1217]

gotta love the toupee on that bass player

[anto5o2]

super ;)

[tequilatrumpet]

3:43 'dancing queen....'

[JokinJoe]

He has the funniest posture... he plays straight into the floor.

[timothias1217]

@JokinJoe because he had a car accident, and he has commented on it that it actually helps his air flow

[asarob]

@JokinJoe ..........he actually plays like that because of a back injury he recieved when he was young in a car accident.

[fewbew6]

@asarob judging by the way he bowed at the end I'd say him playing like that didn't result from some physical trauma

[pajaroguerrero11]

Does anybody know of any more videos of arban's book bisides the 3 that are in youtube? You there 12 fantasies and variations and there is only 3 so if anybody knows more or has them please upload them or send to simon_ guerrero11@yahoo.com thank very much!!!!!!

[Staubi2006]

super!



[JavaBeograd]

Sergey is moder Pagannini on trumpet

[maynardgravy]

fuck, bollox, shit, crap.... i thought had heard it all, now this kid comes from nowhere! he's a fucking freak of nature. What a player!

[domiegga]

@maynardgravy nowhere ???

nakariakov is a super-star of trumpets for years after alll ^^

[yuripole0000]

whats the date mate??

[jsepepe]

esta super chido para mi el mejor del mundo en cuestion de trompetistas clasicos

[SanshiroOgawa]

the conductor sucks

[ABliss1048]

you should try and conduct

[davidsmffei]

@SanshiroOgawa I'd like to see you do better.

[rmlojj]

@SanshiroOgawa

why do you think that???