Hallelujah (Cohen) for trumpet ensemble by Valter Valerio & Paolo Trettel
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Arrangement for 5 trumpets of the song "Hallelujah"
composed by Leonard Cohen, arranged by Valter Valerio
and masterfully played by Paul Trettel.
Multitrack recording with garage band
Contacts: Valter Valerio
Confusion51@hotmail.com
Be still my heart! Just beautiful!!
This is beautiful. RIP Leonard. I'd love to play this piece with some friends as a remembrance.
I think this will be my choice of music for next year small ensamble thank you so much!!!
IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL
Exquisite!! Just that....
美しいメロディーで癒されます。僕も練習します。
holy crap that's a gorgeous piece. I'm impressed
Espetacular!!!
Wonderful!
bellissimo
How the hell did u bend the high G like that! Damn that's true trumpet!
EXCELLENT !!!
Bravo, well done!
Pleasant soundl✅
Well done.
So pretty. I wish I could have the sheet music.
Jarred Trullinger it's literally right there, ready to be written down.
Ethan Nankivell I’ve tried that with other pieces, it sure takes a long time to put into notation software
Doesn't take that long
the darkness are the instrument but the quality of sound is absolutely incredible who perform this. and where do I find the e-mail I've got to get this from my school so we can start trumpet ensemble
Please check video description! Thanks!
confusion51 b
Contact me by email, you can find my email on my blog! see the video description!
Que bello arreglo maestro, que dulzura. Nosé Si me podría compartir para tocarlo. Muchas gracias. Saludos desde Perú
hallelujah wat a video
muito bom.
Exelente tema . Me encanto.
Si me podria facilitar la partitura se le agradeceria mucho porfavor . Saludos de peru
ótimo
Very nice! Can you give advice on how to do that effect around 3:50 to the G?
How I typically do it is I kinda bring my chin to my chest and the motion of it just naturally bends the pitch.
@@JovenAzteca A bit late, but you can use the valves to do it
@@johncartwell8034 I guess so, but it just sounds better with a lip bend. I do it by slightly thinking down on the note as if I'm going from a G to an E, with a slight change in my ombechure, and tilt my head down and up with keeping the trumpet in place.
What grade music is this (:?
Grade 4 actually
Da braucht man harte Ohren