Four octave slur video response

I noticed there was some discussion about my mouthpiece. This video should clarify everything.

There is no such thing as a "cheater" mouthpiece.

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[999ArchAngel999]

and a Holton Farkas DC-LMNOP - blaaahWEEW.

It doesn't need a separate vid, but what's your horn? Could be an Alexander?

[horn1palmer]

@999ArchAngel999

that horn is a hoyer 6802 or 1 I can't ever remember.

I also have a Yamaha custom 667 with a Houghton leadpipe on it. They're both great horns.

[jibbilies]

but can you play soft? hmmmm?

[horn1palmer]

@jibbilies

interesting proposition. Turn down the speakers?

Jk

Yeah I can play soft. I just didn't think it would draw an internet crowd so much. :-)

[Audhm]

Where would one get a euph-horn mouthpiece? Do you need to custom-make it?

[horn1palmer]

@Audhm

Take a euph MP and a horn MP. Cut them in half and solder them together. Drill out the remains.

[horn1palmer]

@Linkweskerleon777

I do not own a mellophone. I feel good about that fact.

[Gwalka]

The real question is, will it blend?

[jasonfriedman1]

You are my favorite person.

[therickstah]

Not good enough ... how about from high to low?

[Hannahthehornist]

I think I just died...

[takingiteasy17]

@horn1palmer Hahaha this is awesome. I'd like to hear you play some music that utilizes all these octaves. And I'm curious, which mouthpiece to you usually play on or do you always change it up?