Vince DiMartino: Before the Articulation!

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • Sit down with Vince DiMartino as he talks about what happens before the articulation!
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Комментарии • 5

  • @michaelfoxbrass
    @michaelfoxbrass 3 года назад +2

    When the mechanical activity is solid, there is potential for musical activity!
    Formula; available air to required support are inversely proportional.
    I definitely heard the “p” attack on the good breath attacks. Aperture and air coordinated.
    Thanks for a great tool, and the reminders, Vincent! You are a master teacher - we’re lucky you’re among us!

  • @VoodooDewey69
    @VoodooDewey69 2 года назад

    Years ago when I was a young teen I remember hearing Vinny play with a group out of Rochester New York called Wilmer Alexander and The dukes. They were awesome group and he was a fantastic trumpet player.I believe he has a son that is also a trumpet player that teaches at Syracuse University. As many know Rochester New York(home of Eastman school of music) has produced some great trumpet players in the past like Chuck mangione another trumpet player up there now Paul Gaspar . Anybody that really knows me knows I do not hand out compliments unless they're well deserved. May God bless Vinny with a long life and also in all his musical endeavors.

  • @mipacem
    @mipacem 3 года назад +2

    this is good

  • @johnnylow3295
    @johnnylow3295 3 года назад +1

    What is the music in the intro?

    • @PhxHorn
      @PhxHorn 2 года назад

      Five Episodes for Trumpet and Brass Choir, by Jeff Tykik & Allen Vizzutti, from Vince's album Made in Kentucky. Also recorded by Doc Severinsen.