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Thank you very much. The mic I used is a Rode NT1-A - so not necessarily an ideal trumpet mic but still a very good overall one. It does the job enough until I can invest in something better suited to the instrument. What followed was a lot a trial and error getting the EQ/Reverb to the sound I had in my head! Another skill I’m trying to learn!

Thank you!

Спасибо Вам!

Thank you!

It’s a great tune. Do it!

Very kind. Thank you so much!

Thank you!

You should! It’s a lovely tune to play!

Thank you!

No, I just filmed the take and then matched the mic audio best I could.

Sorry about that! I wrote it with no key signature.

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I don’t know if Harry James recorded this tune, but this arrangement is one of Sam Jewison’s, the leader for this band. We were certainly aiming for that style though!

@@jacob_trumpet cool!

Very kind, thank you.

@@jacob_trumpet no problem, keep it up! Any chance you could do a cover of taxi driver's main theme?

@@theos78 ooo interesting shout. I’ll give it a look!

I do actually have the basis of an arrangement for Andor. Need to get it finished!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Very kind. Thank you!

@@jacob_trumpet You're welcome. Jerry Goldsmith was a brilliant composer, and this theme is among his most memorable and haunting. You did more than justice to it.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! Really glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, very kind!

Thank you!

Of course it would! If you do it, feel free to tag me. Would love to see what you do with it!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Danke schön. Ich spiele auf einem Smith-Watkins ML-Modell mit einem Marcinkiewicz 305-Mundstück

Você está certo. A partitura é da partitura original, mas o fraseado pretende ser mais rubato. Me inspirei na performance original de Uan Rasey, que muda um pouco a melodia.

@@jacob_trumpet show de bola

That’s very cool. I’ve been a long time admirer of Uan’s work and wished I could have got to meet him or heard him play live. It’s very special when players like that are so welcoming.

@@jacob_trumpet Uan, like my uncle suffered from the effects of Polio (this back decades ago was a big problem). He had to walk on crutches most of his life. When someone would enter a studio and see crutches leaning against the wall typically this meant that Uan was in the trumpets. Still Uan lived life to the fullest. He would help my teacher with his minor home construction projects. Uan liked doing stuff like that (like you say he was a welcoming and beautiful soul of a person). Uan was quite busy as a trumpet teacher. Many good players were his students. I got to sit in a lesson once and could see why Uan was really good. He stuck to basics of good brass playing and was insistent upon musicality all the time.

It is for me