Extended Techniques: How to Play Multiphonics on the Trumpet

In this episode of "Trumpet with Bob," Bobby discusses using multiphonics on the trumpet.
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[@TheJMShow]

Hey dude! First off, you are killing with quality of videos. Lighting is amazing and camera is clear. My grandfather used to play for the airforce band and then a city big band. But he had to hang it up once we put him and my grandmother in a retirment home. He gave his beloved trumpet to me and my wish is able to play him some music before its too late. So when I say thank you for this content, I trully mean it! Keep up the great work, and thank you for the lessons!!!

[@RidgewoodSchoolofMusic]

That really means a lot to hear, thank you! All the best to you and your grandfather!

[@nathanbook6099]

I saw Leo P doing multi phonics on his bari sax and I wondered if I could do it on trumpet.

[@CA-sl8zs]

Here today for the same reason.

[@GuyFi46]

haha me too

[@dnasavegeboss0947]

Me to

[@ultimateplayerx6706]

I saw some guy on trombone playing 3 notes at once in a George Collier video and thought there must be a way to do it on trumpet

[@JonErikKellso]

I enjoyed this, thanks!

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[@yedrielnegron9862]

Audio modeling?

[@bboy9247]

You don't need two faces to play two trumpets, I can play both of mine at the same time