Bud Herseth's Final Concert on NPR

[jerrahicks]

A legend in his own lifetime, yet so humble.

[trumpetnikeee]

3:32

[leighbender]

This is great, Thanks!

[Moonmatt2]

What's the piece at 3:45?

[loudlong]

@Moonmatt2 The second movement of Haydn's Trumpet Concerto.

[kickinrocks101]

anyone know where to get a sound file of this radio report?

[loudlong]

I have it.

[SpiritualAtheist]

I played the trombone for a number of years, and 'Bud' was still my favorite brass player. I really enjoyed this interview.

[asarob]

fantastic interview!!!!!

[benjamindivito]

If this isn't inspiring I don't know what is.

[cowboytim98]

In an interview after his retirement, he said words to effect that "with every note, I was giving glory to God."

[hamagurimarch]

Speaking of Brahms Symphony no. 1.... was playing first trombone in the orchestra always struggling with "fear" in the fourth movement. As Bud says, if I'm like that I don't belong there. Very nicely said. I realized that so I decided not to pursue the carrier with a horn and got another job.

[DancingSpiderman]

Very excellent interview.

[SanchinFilms]

Wonderful interview. Every trumpeter should heed Mr. Herseth's advice to emulate the human voice.

[nai54321]

@SanchinFilms Not just every trumpeter, but every brass player, and indeed every wind player and string player, too. I think any musician could learn from this interview.

Focusing on the small things is great advice!

[loudlong]

Join the Facebook Group "Bud Herseth Deserves a Kennedy Center Honor"

[Rduffey1]

Great Video, thanks for the upload!