Great lesson, Allen. And what you say really applies to all the woodwinds as well-smooth, steady, supported airstream and accurate fingers. Relaxed, calm. Great lesson for players of any level-it gave me a new insight on something I hadn't thought about for a long time! Thank you! I hope all is well with you-it's been several years since we crossed paths. Playing with you, hearing you, was-and is-always a real treat! All the best-JG
Constant AIR is the key to everything. Once you learn HOW to meter your air, you can start to learn how to do everything else. You MUST learn HOW to release the air EVENLY over time.... NO VIBRATO !!
The problem is me being too excited to sound like a badass with a new song I want to jam out with. Lolz Currently digging this 80’s song called Holding Back The Years by Simply Red. It’s got a nice trumpet melody in it. And the whole song sounds good on the trumpet, I find.
Spot on. So many Dunning Krugers in the music pedagogy world. It's scary because many of them are established players but don't have a true understanding of cause and effect in music performance.
Thanks very much Allen, there is so much gold in this 10'. Kind thoughts Dave Henry RAAF Big Band Australia (retired).
first, what an incredible lesson! around 4:13 that perfect 698Hz speaks so clearly it sounds like it was EQed to pop out. al's tone is nuts
Great lesson, Allen. And what you say really applies to all the woodwinds as well-smooth, steady, supported airstream and accurate fingers. Relaxed, calm. Great lesson for players of any level-it gave me a new insight on something I hadn't thought about for a long time! Thank you! I hope all is well with you-it's been several years since we crossed paths. Playing with you, hearing you, was-and is-always a real treat! All the best-JG
Woodwind, brass, we tend to categorize. But at the end of the day, they are all WIND instruments first and foremost.
The first rule of the Dunning Kruger Club is that you don't realize that you're a member of the Dunning Kruger Club.
Great advice! Thank you! I heard you at the 1973 Trumpet Symposium in Denver with the Eastman faculty brass quintet!
Thank you, Alan!! I feel there will great things to be gained from following this process.
Thanks Mr Allen. From Brazil .
Thank you for this. From Scotland.
Thank you Allen❤
Gold tips, great share! Thank you 👍💯🎺
Thank you for showing this!
Great. Thanks Mr. V and channel
Constant AIR is the key to everything. Once you learn HOW to meter your air, you can start to learn how to do everything else. You MUST learn HOW to release the air EVENLY over time.... NO VIBRATO !!
What recently work for me is the Ping Pong Ball Trick with the mouthpiece
Great thoughts on consistent music making. Is it my imagination that Allen is looking quite a bit like Doc?!!
I thought that it was Doc Severinsen at first glance.
Wow! I love this! Thanks!
Great tips, easily said than done. Great trumpet player, thank you Alan
Wonderful lesson.
Thanks Mr Allen...
tHAnk you Allen!!!! greetings from Argentina! 🎺🎶🎵
5:48 I sang You Made Me So Very Happy
Pure gold, thanks.
Thank you for mentioning of Timofey Dokshizer the greatest trumpet player in the World...
So true. Thank you.
Top Mister Trumpet. Saluti
Grazie Allen!!
Does anyone else see when he takes a breath at 4:12 it looks like his whole torso expands but his shoulders do not raise at all? How does he do that?
That wasn't a breath. That was a movement of the body based on prior mis-training that mimicked inhalation.
The problem is me being too excited to sound like a badass with a new song I want to jam out with. Lolz
Currently digging this 80’s song called Holding Back The Years by Simply Red.
It’s got a nice trumpet melody in it. And the whole song sounds good on the trumpet, I find.
Some tunes just don’t transcribe well on the trumpet. Especially smooth seamless chromatic melodies. You have to really master note bending for those.
I like what you said here. I can relate 👌
Can you please share more stories about Timofey and his approach?
I still didn't get his sophisticated lesson. I want a one-on-one private lesson with him. 😅
Allen vizzuti, Paganini of the trumpet
Great advice - dead on.
It looks like I see a small dent in the trumpet.
Nice to know your time wasn't wasted and you found a "nugget", albeit a piece of shale.
@@jamesf1525 A little humor hurts no one.
By the way he is a great horn player. one of the best. No humor there but just facts.
@@jamesf1525it’s a joke you hermit
Put a dent in your horn in the same spot. Might work?
Fantásticoooooooo.
What trump model is that please ? What a beauty my god.!❤😂
Yamaha artist series Vizzuti model in gold plate.
I would have liked to hear more demonstration and less didactic discussion.
There's a subscription service that they're selling here.
you are wasting my time
Then respectfully, go away.
Spot on. So many Dunning Krugers in the music pedagogy world. It's scary because many of them are established players but don't have a true understanding of cause and effect in music performance.
@@songandwind72 And so many arm chair quarterbacks that can't pay squat that like to criticize the guys out doing it every day for decades....