Cadets All Access - Angels In Motion

Baritone Section Leader, Tom Baker, allows us to see what the Angels' performance looks like from his perspective.

Edited by Adam Adorno

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[Zach Ashcraft]

probably a go pro hero camera

[Bryan F]

How were you able to put a camera on an instrument? What type of camera is it?

[Eddie Rashan]

what is this track? come someone please tell me?

[hornattack]

More like what his bari mouthpiece sees, but I"m okay with that :3

[GreenHope92]

It helps the horn player to improve his/her embrochure. In addition if you only buzz, you will use more air in order to produce a good tone quality. So buzzing also helps the player to improve his/her breathing skills.

Hope it helps.

Sorry for my english but this isn't my firts language.

[Brent Dunn]

with the music and parts of the video i feel like i should be jumping around the moon or something

[yesiplayviola]

great horn control!

[Jonathan Eis-Figueroa]

cool, now I guess my question is the purpose of buzzing without playing rather than the comment a drummer never gets the chance to.. "air and valve" .. just trying to learn up on my fellow drum corps member thanks!!

[ebabchick]

They're called berps. They let you buzz on the mouthpiece while holding the horn in playing position as if you're playing.

[Jonathan Eis-Figueroa]

hey, quick (prolly dumb question) but I'm a quad player my bad, what's the black attachment onto the horns mouthpiece? just wondering what it's place is on the horn/if all horns have them? thanks all you horn players (I give you guys all the props you deserve) member 2010&2011 Fusion Quads Class A D&BC