Wayne Bergeron | The sound of Hollywood | Episode 1

Wayne Bergeron, one of best Jazz trumpet player around, is also behind the soundtrack of tons of Hollywood. His trumpet solo can be heard some of the most famous motion pictures such as La La Land, Rocky Balboa, The Incredibles, Minion, and many more. We sat down with Wayne to talk about the music industry, the secrets to lead trumpet playing and some best warm up techniques.
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[@ArturoSandovalTrumpet]

I'm so proud and happy to see you explaining the exercise that I created long ago. I wish I could explain as well as you did. Love and respect to you my brother.

[@danielalex8426]

Arturo Sandoval Sandoval!!!

[@markanthonymamagat2298]

Hi Maestro Arturo Sandoval i am adapting this as well... Thank you

[@lwskiner]

Mendez talks about this in his book and called it a 'tone bath'.

[@johnflorio3052]

If an exercise is good enough for Arturo Sandoval and Wayne Bergeron it’s good enough for everyone else.

[@Funwithhighnotes]

Every young player needs to watch this

[@vigilancebrandon3888]

As a trumpet player, this is very relatable and very helpful - I appreciate seeing that even the pros deal with fluctuation

[@BrianHayesSax]

This is a fantastic opportunity to hear how one of the world's very best lead trumpet players thinks about producing sound. I have had the honour of hearing Wayne play live on a number of occasions and was astounded on each occasion by how musical his sound and playing is. Highly recommended viewing. Thanks for posting it.

[@davidmiles7360]

As an older comeback Trumpet player the challenge of returning to playing the Trumpet is indescribable.The advice given here by Wayne Bergeron on these "Hollywood " episodes is without doubt the most beneficial information I have ever encountered It doesn't come any better.(As a former musician working onboard various cruise ships in the 80's your location also brought back many favourable memories)

[@bthrun90]

I didn't think this video would be an explanation of a warm up routine, but I found it to be very helpful. Thank you for posting!

[@Soda19]

I attended a Wayne Masterclass a few years back and he was so relatable. Like this is exactly how he was like.

[@BM0603]

Wayne, Thank you for posting this. There are people in our lives that can not understand why we have to do a routine on our trumpets to get every single day started.
Wherever we are. Every day.
This testimony will now be my go-to for them if they can spare 12 minutes, perhaps they will grasp why we have to do it. Conveyed by one of the most accomplished working trumpet players in Hollywood.

[@AGUSTINMARTINEZ-lz2vc]

Excelent first clsss trumpeter you are very gifted.. thank you for your support

[@Trumpophone7]

0:23 sooooo true I can feel whether I’m gonna be getting double Cs before I even play

[@BrianJonson]

Is it bad if I can feel I won't be hitting a double C, ever? :-)

[@armenk8293]

@@hughpenner5051 factual

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Fax, you literally scream double c’s in warmups and after masterclasses 💀

[@da11king]

Watching and listening to a master at his craft talk about bad days gives me hope as a novice 😅🎺

[@massimobianchi3168]

Great thank you very much not everybody can afford to have private lesson and this is a great help
Thank you

[@jimcurrie]

Wayne I love your trumpet videos

[@CameronJay]

I mean really , who's gonna dislike this... Gold.

[@charles9448]

Amazing talent

Already need more!

[@DuaneToole]

"G" was "home" for the warmups for Cat Anderson, as well.

[@dominikborek7516]

Fantastic video! Very helpful to any trumpet player. Huge thanks, Wayne!

[@TRUMPETSIZZLE]

Interesting insight and self-observations to ponder

[@thamimbasha4140]

Great master you are. 🙏🙏🙏Excellent class.

[@geraldarmstrong5861]

I just wish I could play as half as well as either one of you!!

[@DanielWOstler]

This video should be required listening for every brass player.

[@rwcasian]

I love how you can hear that G ring for a good 3 seconds after the note is played @ 11:18

[@joekurtz8303]

Daily fundamentals , just like we were taught as kids, shout out from the old neighborhood 3400 block--(Y) Alma &( me) Elizabeth ave..Happy Easter 2020

[@daytripdad7605]

Thinking about the range from low C to double C as small is like a rich guy saying money doesnt matter. =D

[@iriskeniafernandez]

It’s inspiring but also very discouraging lol he’s soooo amazing

[@tomwalenter7230]

This guy can make playing scales sound sexy. Amazing.

[@nelsonpenaranda2745]

Por favor subtítulo o traducción al español.Gracias muy valioso

[@hungrymon7887]

would you mind disclosing what brand and model mouthpiece you're using here? thank you.

[@billbryant1288]

Can I borrow some of your bad days, Wayne?

[@kalebhathaway9981]

Does he mean Fwaing the front of the note

[@need_more_time1119]

Starting it with your air

[@stanglogow3624]

...interesting...

[@SugarNipples123]

Brilliant post Wayne thank you for that excellent insight into your approach.

[@geoffdiffey]

The devil is in the toung....

[@pebblebeach8517]

For me it is ...if I could breath attack every note I would

[@andreoropeza2789]

Anyone see the grammar error in the description