Charlie I haven't played in 24 years and just picked it up again. Trying to start fresh with good habits. Your videos are excellent! Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
The fact that he can do on purpose what people try not to do on accident is actually kind of insane to me. That lip control, and this was him in 2012. His buzzing videos are insane and I love every second
thanx Charlie...you are a natural born teacher...I have only had one other realtime teacher that has your ability to cut thru the B.S. and pare it down so succinctly. 63 years old, retired and getting back into my horn and guitar...Peace !!!
Charlie, Man you may have just solved 20+ years of frustration and impasse regarding my playing. Excellent info, well thought out...had to subscribe. This stuff is GREAT!!! Kudos Charlie, well done!
Charlie, this was one of the most informative tutorials ever! The Arban charateristics study and approach was mind-blowing as well as the mouthpiece buzzing. Thanks so much!
What a great video. Such a simple approach to explaining how trumpet playing works. Sure wish someone had explained it to me this way back about 40 years ago, when I was struggling to figure out how to play a trumpet. This is going to help a lot of wanna-be trumpeters. Well done, Mr. Porter!
I am a sax player trying to play trumpet seriously, and this explains things so well... it shocked me. I thought i knew how wind instruments worked quite well, but apparently not. Thank you, I should be paying you at least an year's worth of lessons or something lol I will use this knowledge to get super successful and come back with a huge check to give you!
Fantastic lesson and clear explanation. Great to hear a bit of your playing too. Thanks so much for putting this out there for us trumpeters. Love the summary at the end - very helpful.
There are RUclips channels "clickbait". Then there is Mr. Porter. A breath (no pun intended) of fresh air. I’m already his student however, he doesn’t know it yet. It’s my goal to get to an intermediate level so I may ask for formal lessons. I bought an Olds ambassador, a Monette Prana from the factory and a new Bach Strad leadpipe and your plethora of books on the channel. You’ve created a monster…I now own 10 horns I can’t play a melody, BUT I make great music/sound. You rock brother. I just wish you’d re-visit your channel as it seems you are disconnected from it these days. Oh the price of earning a living.
Very good video Charlie, It's so good to hear someone who knows what they are talking about and also being a great player.We as trumpet players are always over complicating things. I also like your Video on Pedal tones and have somewhat adapted it to part of my playing. Air and Vibrations that's what it's all about :)
THANKS Charlie a lot.Youre the man i picked up trumpet 1month ago after 4 years of playing sax.This is really helpful becuse i was near giviing up the trumpet.You rock,it helped me for an trupet and my range on sax expanded.Thank you.God bless.
Thanks for the help! I'm going into my senior year of highschool and I've spent the past 3 years as 4th Trumpet in Jazz band, mostly because I didn't have much of a will to practice. And I've had enough of 4th, and now during summer break I've started practicing again and these videos have helped me out a TON with explaining essentials and explaining what is a bad habit that many people have. I've for the most part been pushing my trumpet into my lips hard, and they've always hurt so much after rehearsals. Now, its just time to set the good habits into being natural for me, and I'll be set!
Hey Charlie! Complete new. Haven't even got my horn yet! But you are making a great job in the explanation.... I'll sure be back when I recive my horn!! Have a great summer! thanks
Charlie thankyou very very much for your videos (especially this one). As a music grad I always wanted to learn a new instrument and gave the trumpet a go for a year with very little progress until......your videos man ! now can hit a high D and starting to play with others, great stuff. your info on smaller aperture, lip slurs and tongue arching for high has saved my bacon. the only real issue I had of late was not FORWARD arching and so bottling up the air pressure (now solved with keeping k tongue for some passages). I may not get to pro level but who cares at least its enjoyable to play now. Your a genius Charlie, congrats !
Hi Charlie, been following You many years, Thanks for that! What you say here is something that is my style playing in Chet Baker ideom! Lessen to Chet he playd with this "falls" also, and so do I , can here it on my recordings haha!
I always wondered how guys could slur intervals and partials like that using the horn. All my instructors had me practice intervals but never HOW, mechanically. I used to spend hours every day practicing slotting every note individually and reaching a physical limit.There's a hard limit when your mechanics are wrong. Man, I wish I had this video back in college, i might have gone on to be a professional trumpet player
Wow, what a great video. This is exactly what I am (or maybe was) struggling with as a beginner. I will definitely add you to my Skype contacts when I can afford it. Thanks!
Charlie, in his Trumpet Method (3 books), Vizzutti has the glissando on mouthpiece as part of his warmup. He gliss from G in staff up one octave and then down to pedal G and play the pedal stronger.
Can you make a video or give a tip on how to center your embrochure? I play slightly to the right on my top lip and my bottom lip doesn't move. My range is usually a fluent major C. On some days I can play a major G. Tips?
Thank you, Charlie, for the great lessons! You're the most favorite trumpet teacher of Moscow music students as well )) But unfortunately our English is not that good, and we cannot make out what play you mention at 13:08. Or maybe someone of the fellow trumpeters can tell us?
He is referring to the Cornet Method by J. B. Arban, specifically the first of the Fourteen Studies. It's on p. 193 of the Boosey & Hawkes, John Fitz-Gerald edition published 1907. The Fourteen Studies are also published separately from the method and the study would be the first in that book.
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Charlie I haven't played in 24 years and just picked it up again. Trying to start fresh with good habits. Your videos are excellent! Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
The fact that he can do on purpose what people try not to do on accident is actually kind of insane to me. That lip control, and this was him in 2012. His buzzing videos are insane and I love every second
He has insane aperture control
thanx Charlie...you are a natural born teacher...I have only had one other realtime teacher that has your ability to cut thru the B.S. and pare it down so succinctly. 63 years old, retired and getting back into my horn and guitar...Peace !!!
I have never ever heard snything like this from any teacher I have had. It is truly awesome!!
Charlie, Man you may have just solved 20+ years of frustration and impasse regarding my playing. Excellent info, well thought out...had to subscribe. This stuff is GREAT!!! Kudos Charlie, well done!
Ditto.
Maybe I'll ask the singers at church to "slot" the notes and not "slide" or "swoop" within a lyric.
Charlie, this was one of the most informative tutorials ever! The Arban charateristics study and approach was mind-blowing as well as the mouthpiece buzzing. Thanks so much!
Music college (many years ago) did not cover your great detail. Many thanks you have got me back on my feet.
The best channel about trumpet playing and learning on RUclips! Thank You Charlie!
What a great video. Such a simple approach to explaining how trumpet playing works. Sure wish someone had explained it to me this way back about 40 years ago, when I was struggling to figure out how to play a trumpet. This is going to help a lot of wanna-be trumpeters. Well done, Mr. Porter!
Thank you you are a world class teacher.
Yep!!!
I am a sax player trying to play trumpet seriously, and this explains things so well... it shocked me. I thought i knew how wind instruments worked quite well, but apparently not. Thank you, I should be paying you at least an year's worth of lessons or something lol I will use this knowledge to get super successful and come back with a huge check to give you!
Simply the best 👏👏👏🎺🎺🎺
The best trumpet tip’s I’ve ever heard!.
Still there are no short cuts Charlie is also very talented 👏👏🎺🎶🎺
Fantastic lesson and clear explanation. Great to hear a bit of your playing too. Thanks so much for putting this out there for us trumpeters. Love the summary at the end - very helpful.
There are RUclips channels "clickbait". Then there is Mr. Porter. A breath (no pun intended) of fresh air. I’m already his student however, he doesn’t know it yet. It’s my goal to get to an intermediate level so I may ask for formal lessons.
I bought an Olds ambassador, a Monette Prana from the factory and a new Bach Strad leadpipe and your plethora of books on the channel. You’ve created a monster…I now own 10 horns I can’t play a melody, BUT I make great music/sound. You rock brother. I just wish you’d re-visit your channel as it seems you are disconnected from it these days. Oh the price of earning a living.
Thank you, Charlie, all your stuff really helps.I am an old beginner and having a lot of fun with my horn.
Very good video Charlie, It's so good to hear someone who knows what they are talking about and also being a great player.We as trumpet players are always over complicating things. I also like your Video on Pedal tones and have somewhat adapted it to part of my playing. Air and Vibrations that's what it's all about :)
Congrats man!probably the best trumpet lesson I ever have. You are a contemporary JB.Arban: ) thanks!
THANKS Charlie a lot.Youre the man i picked up trumpet 1month ago after 4 years of playing sax.This is really helpful becuse i was near giviing up the trumpet.You rock,it helped me for an trupet and my range on sax expanded.Thank you.God bless.
This is the best video, I've found in the internet to improve my playing on the horn. Thank you!!
Great Video Charlie.I am 60 in Sydney starting out on my yamaha trumpet.Thanks
My 5th year playing trumpet this is the best timely lesson so ....music sounds so much better when notes connect.
😵✨👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🎺 revelations! My tongue arch still a work in progress. Never used to think of it at all while playing.
Thank you for taking the time to record and post this. It’s super helpful
Day 1 of learning trumpet! glad to have found you mate... your teaching makes sense!
Wish me luck. Peace
Thanks for doing these for posterity! 🎉❤🙏🏾
Always very informative but you make it look easy :) Thanks for sharing the knowledge/wisdom.
thanks Charlie, really great advice, really works.
Wow ! Great Job Charlie !! Thank you for your lessons !!
Thanks for the help! I'm going into my senior year of highschool and I've spent the past 3 years as 4th Trumpet in Jazz band, mostly because I didn't have much of a will to practice. And I've had enough of 4th, and now during summer break I've started practicing again and these videos have helped me out a TON with explaining essentials and explaining what is a bad habit that many people have. I've for the most part been pushing my trumpet into my lips hard, and they've always hurt so much after rehearsals. Now, its just time to set the good habits into being natural for me, and I'll be set!
Really well explained. Great practical demonstration and discussion.
This is brilliant!
You are so good with these tips. Thanks you Charlie !
thanx a lot for helping me about trumpet playing . i follow all yours videos and , can say , you are my trumpet guru . THANX
Hey Charlie! Complete new. Haven't even got my horn yet! But you are making a great job in the explanation.... I'll sure be back when I recive my horn!! Have a great summer! thanks
Hey Johnny, how's your playing?
Thanks for this vid. It's a really big revelation in my trumpet playing. ;)
This video made a lot sense . Thank you 😎
Excellent explanation and demonstration. It may be also helpful to think of going from G to C as a "reverse lip bend" on both the mouthpiece and horn.
Inspiring and many problems solved for me and your PDF is also very hand clawing my way back up the ladder of Understanding.
Kind regards,
Cy
Yay Alan Vizutti ! Glad to hear the mention :) He's so cool.
Love the phone annotations. Awesome video!
Many thanks professor Porter.
Charlie you're awesome! Trumpet makes sense now and I instantly played with more flexibility
Thanks hotlips this is exactly how I play and need to play like. This will help greatly !
THANK YOU! Thank You for taking the time to SHARE knowledge
TY Charlie, I love your instruction vids. I am self learning and these tips really help me progress.
You are a great teacher, many thanks!
Thank you for all your videos. They've been more than helpful..
Very good lesson!
very nice tone, great approach, I studied Trumpet in College (U of Miami) and played for 35 years.....you really have a nice conceptual approach !
¡Gracias! Un gran aporte para los que no tenemos oportunidad de estudiar en una escuela de mùsica.Tienes carisma. Gracias!
Great advice once again Charlie! Love you videos.
Rock that Olds Ambassador!
Nice playing, and good advice.
Great explanation
Awesome video!
it helps a lot and it's the kernel of playing trumpet!!
Charlie thankyou very very much for your videos (especially this one). As a music grad I always wanted to learn a new instrument and gave the trumpet a go for a year with very little progress until......your videos man ! now can hit a high D and starting to play with others, great stuff. your info on smaller aperture, lip slurs and tongue arching for high has saved my bacon. the only real issue I had of late was not FORWARD arching and so bottling up the air pressure (now solved with keeping k tongue for some passages). I may not get to pro level but who cares at least its enjoyable to play now. Your a genius Charlie, congrats !
What a great discussion!! Thank you Charlie!!!
Very good trumpet lession, congratulation! Thanx a lot
Nice man... I needed that. CB trumpeter trying to take the correct approach.
Thank you very much for your lesson
great video! thanks so much for making these lessons
WOW GREAT lesson , very helpful , YOU THE MAN!
thank you so much, im a beginner and that helped a lot.
Thanks for the great video. Very useful tips!
Very helpful to me! Thanks dude! You just got my subscription!
Great video Charlie! Thanks
Excellent lessons!
excellent lesson thank you
Brilliantly explained.
Thank you. I need a good reinforced explanation of what I am doing in my practice.
Totally Brilliant - I learned so much from this Thank You
This is excellent!!! very useful in my playing....Thanks !!
Play trumpet is not easy. Thanks for the tips!
Hi Charlie, been following You many years, Thanks for that!
What you say here is something that is my style playing in Chet Baker ideom!
Lessen to Chet he playd with this "falls" also, and so do I , can here it on my recordings haha!
another great lesson!
Thank you Charlie!
Thank you!! It is very helpful.
thanks CP.... super insightful!
Thanks for making this!
Charlie you're a beast! Thanks man!
Thanks, it helps so much !
I always wondered how guys could slur intervals and partials like that using the horn. All my instructors had me practice intervals but never HOW, mechanically. I used to spend hours every day practicing slotting every note individually and reaching a physical limit.There's a hard limit when your mechanics are wrong. Man, I wish I had this video back in college, i might have gone on to be a professional trumpet player
Wow, what a great video. This is exactly what I am (or maybe was) struggling with as a beginner. I will definitely add you to my Skype contacts when I can afford it.
Thanks!
Starting playing after many years at age 50+ » Absolutely helpful. Great!
Ottmar Kögel me too, this helped me better than all 2 teachers I had 😨
thanks, really really helpful....
Great info!
Charlie, in his Trumpet Method (3 books), Vizzutti has the glissando on mouthpiece as part of his warmup. He gliss from G in staff up one octave and then down to pedal G and play the pedal stronger.
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Well put!!
Thank you for these videos. They help a lot!! :)
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Very helpfull your everything ,greetings from Berlin too.
Thx buddy! You are really a great help for me. i Own U.
Just great 😀
Can you make a video or give a tip on how to center your embrochure? I play slightly to the right on my top lip and my bottom lip doesn't move. My range is usually a fluent major C. On some days I can play a major G. Tips?
Thank you, Charlie, for the great lessons! You're the most favorite trumpet teacher of Moscow music students as well ))
But unfortunately our English is not that good, and we cannot make out what play you mention at 13:08. Or maybe someone of the fellow trumpeters can tell us?
He is referring to the Cornet Method by J. B. Arban, specifically the first of the Fourteen Studies. It's on p. 193 of the Boosey & Hawkes, John Fitz-Gerald edition published 1907. The Fourteen Studies are also published separately from the method and the study would be the first in that book.
Thank you, Neil!
I just don't see how come that we could not make out that "Arban" word ))
wow!
You are excellent!
thanks kaka...
its good'
ty Charlie
Good lesson!
Tank you very much :)