Allen Vizzutti - Carnival of Venice

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Uploaded by on Jan 27, 2007

"Carnival of Venice" - Giovanni Bottesini
/arr. Del Staigers
Allen Vizzutti, trumpet
w/ Temple Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Fairlie, Conductor
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Allen Vizzutti plays the Carnival of Venice with the Temple Symphony Orchestra in Temple, Texas. He gives an encore of the last variation while spinning his trumpet in a circle, sideways.

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  • Don't forget to site the composer Giovanni Bottesini. Del Staigers was the arranger. Bottesini wrote the Opera, and wrote a variation of it for the Double Bass (standup) his instrument. One of the greatest bassist of all time. Good to give credit where credit is due.

  • Thanks for the info, I've been trying to find out who really wrote the Carnival of Venice.

  • I enjoyed your video of this. It would have been great if you had zoomed in once in a while, especially the upside down part. Closeups are nice. I am the opposite and tend to overuse the zoom.

  • I would have zoomed in, but i was using my sony point and shoot and once you start recording it doesnt let you zoom in. I also would have zoomed in to start off but i didn't want the whole thing to be shaky.

  • Pedro Esteban, where was this performance?

  • in Temple Texas, if i know i usually put the locations in my video descriptions. Thanks for subscribing!

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  • HOLY F***

  • Why would you not want to be trumpet? This is one of the best songs ever written to solo in.

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  • My university brass ensemble (Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts) just had a concert with Allen, and that first cadenza in the Carnival of Venice always gets me weak at the knees. Even better, I have another concert with him in Bunbury (Western Australia) this Sunday. He's now my favourite Yank/Trumpet player.

  • You're exaggerating when you say per second. Lol

  • Allen demonstrated this for us during the band festival at University of Washington. It was pretty cool

  • in my opinion, the canadian brass (fredrick mills trumpet feature) is better, but allen has him at a lot of other points in playing as well

  • Both the beginning and the part at 4:50 are around 14 notes per second... I actually laughed at how ridiculously insane that is. xDDD

  • Well, the best known arrangement is in the Arban Cornet Method, so you're not wrong there :P

  • best in the world

  • Lol...Look at Arbans compared to Allens other, harder version of Carnival. Literally called Carnival Of Venus.

    Arbans is so...it's like happy birthday compared to Allens version lol.

  • lol

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