I haven't watched for a while but you look to be in less pain and have lost some weight. I hope you and your family are in good health. Thank you for providing these videos to us Mr. Hamilton.
@@TrentHamilton BAC has been getting popular with the professional jazz musicians. Hopefully one day I'll get one but probably not since I don't think I'll be doing it for my life
I actually met the owner 2 years ago at JEN in New Orleans. Very nice guy and the paseo is also in my opinion my favorite trumpet I've ever played. He was really funny and the first thing he brought up was the fact that he cut his finger off while working on an instrument.
👍👏 5:01 I see trees of green, red roses too I see them bloom for me and you And I think to myself what a wonderful world I see skies of blue and clouds of white The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night And I think to myself what a wonderful world The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky Are also on the faces of people going by I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do They're really saying I love you I hear babies crying, I watch them grow They'll learn much more than I'll never know And I think to myself what a wonderful world Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world ("Oh, Yeah!") 😍 In Memoriam to Louis Armstrong 1901-1971 RIP "Pops" 🙏 The trumpet player who consistently hit that high C 🎺 🎶🎵
0:00 On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa, Mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa, Kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa, Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo Ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo. Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo Säkkijärven polkkaa! Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, Siinд on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, Että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: Säkkijärven polkka! Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie, Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie! Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie Säkkijärven polkkaa! Siinä on liplatus laineitten, Siinд on huojunta honkien. Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen - Säkkijärven polkkaa! Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin, Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää. Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon, Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää! Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää! Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois, Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka! Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa, Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa: Säkkijärven polkkaa! Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen, Että tielle se johtavi muistojen. On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen: Säkkijärven polkka!
How refreshing to see you so happy! Today I have watched several of your hilarious videos reviewing cheap instruments from China and India. You certainly deserve some fine products, Enjoy.
BAC is a real cool company, I really like their horns and Mike Corrigan and everyone else I've met there are incredibly talented and are just all around good people
B A C company bought out the Kanstal company in 2019 which bought out a lot of the F E Olds tooling and patents from the bankruptcy court in 1980'. i can see the influence of the F E Olds special trumpet in the horn you played. any pro model trumpet with a copper bell will have a warm rich tone in all ranges GC Conn and F E Olds built horns with copper bells. i love the sound of the model you covered
I noticed their website specifically mentions this horn was made with tooling from " a respected trumpet maker in anaheim, CA" which would be Kanstul of course. I was sorry to see Kanstul go, but watching this video makes me glad to see the legacy of craftsmanship continue.
@@tsori8717 Zig was one of the last of the master horn builder whe begane his aprentishship with F E Olds in LA in 1952 . Olds was an open shop you built your 12 horns per day and was paid $2.50 per horn that passed inspection and only $0,50 each for anymore than that. Zig had a large family to support so he was building 40 to 42 horns per day because he needed the money.. after Olds went out of business in 1979-1980 Kanstul bought out the tooling from the FE O;lds bankruptcy court and began building horns under the Kanstul name in 1981. Zig died in 2016 which lead to the sale of the company assets to BAC in 2019..
@@brokenwrench1 thanks for the info. I was aware of most of the story apart from the the olds bankruptcy and the pay by horn! I had the pleasure of corresponding with Zig briefly when I bought my Kanstul horn back in 2004. I was a introduced to him and his instruments by the late Mike Tunnell who was a teacher of mine at the time . Zig really bent over backwards to make sure I was happy with my trumpet. And to this day, it is a truly fantastic horn.
I bought a Kanstul Powerbore G bugle in 2004.It's the best bugle I've ever played. (I've been playing for 50+ years!). in 2018, I purchased a Kanstul Coliseum model Trumpet, and I'm loving it. I'm glad you are keeping Kanstul line alive...
I like the ring for the thumb. Now I know that my thumb isn't going to slip off of it like it always does. Also it looks like you lost some weight. Nice job!
My Schiller trumpet has the thumb ring as well, and I have such a hard time getting comfortable with the typical u-shaped bend now; especially when kicking out the slide, having a ring makes for a much nicer movement.
I agree new healthier look and new fingering style. Quality of trumpets have gone from a few hundred to several thousands. Although my faves are your unboxing
Hi Trent love your RUclips shows this one is very interesting as behind you are a complete tool kit for a trumpet doctor and you will be great to find out moreAbout how they take out the dents and problems from old wind instruments that I’ve not had the love they should’ve had that could be put back into them love your passion for your subject Alan
I got to try this horn at NAMM 2020. With the copper bell and all I expected it to play all dark, but man if you step on the gas that thing lights up like crazy. I think it has an interchangeable leadpipe system, too?
Very fine horns indeed. Many consider them the best ever made. I’d suggest that their prices are a HUGE barrier for maybe 99% of all players. BAC is making truly excellent horns which while priced at a premium for the top-tier line, are still quite affordable for most players. I’ve found the BAC horns to also have excellent characteristics for blending in with the full trumpet section.
Sex appeal. Higher copper content in the brass produces a warmer quality to the tone. Probably not the thing for a fist chair in Big Band, but first chair in a Symphony Orchestra, or a lyrical soloist might want to have one around.
You should google Algirdas Matonis. Euphonium. He is a pro eupho player and last year did comparison tests on euphs. Trent is great too, but Algirdas specialises in eupho. A great player and teacher.
New to your channel, absolutely great content, subscribed, and thanks! By the way, not the first, prob not the last to ask sorry, what´s the beautiful brass at the end?
Today I picked up an Allora Chicago series trumpet for $750, and for a cheap, professional trumpet, it plays great! The valves are responsive, the 5C mouthpiece it came with was very nice, and the tone is overall pretty good. I was very impressed with it.
It might be a great trumpet, but the way it is colored puts me off so much :( I really hate the way it looks :( All of the colors used are great, but the combination puts me off, sorry.
Trent, I mean this in the best way possible - you've gone from a tuba to a euphonium! Next up, tenor horn!
Such a weird compliment💀
You are looking much healthier. I hope that is the case.
That was my reaction as well, put a smile on my face :)
Yeah he looks like he lost a lot of weight or some weight, looking good Trent👍
Yes. I myself am trying to get down to my original weight - 8 lbs 6 oz.
bro i am trying to get to what ever it was when i was still a cell
I haven't watched for a while but you look to be in less pain and have lost some weight. I hope you and your family are in good health. Thank you for providing these videos to us Mr. Hamilton.
As a Kansas Citian, you're pronunciation of the Paseo is actually right on point (pa-SAY-o)
Well, "Paseo" is a spanish word meaning "to take a walk" so it actually spells (pa-SE-o).
Here in New Zealand Paseo is actually a brand of toilet paper.
@@TrentHamilton : 😱😳🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂 💩 💩 💩 💩 💩 💩
@@TrentHamilton hi Trent, what is name of demo in this song
@@exploringtheplanetsn no context lol
Hashtag FIRST
Hi Trent
@@rubenanthonygarcia1491 I have a review of the Artist series coming soon
I wonder how you commented first
Good job Trent!!!
@@TrentHamilton BAC has been getting popular with the professional jazz musicians. Hopefully one day I'll get one but probably not since I don't think I'll be doing it for my life
I actually met the owner 2 years ago at JEN in New Orleans. Very nice guy and the paseo is also in my opinion my favorite trumpet I've ever played. He was really funny and the first thing he brought up was the fact that he cut his finger off while working on an instrument.
👍👏 5:01
I see trees of green, red roses too
I see them bloom for me and you
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
I see skies of blue and clouds of white
The bright blessed day, the dark sacred night
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
The colors of the rainbow so pretty in the sky
Are also on the faces of people going by
I see friends shaking hands saying how do you do
They're really saying I love you
I hear babies crying, I watch them grow
They'll learn much more than I'll never know
And I think to myself what a wonderful world
Yes I think to myself what a wonderful world
("Oh, Yeah!") 😍
In Memoriam to Louis Armstrong 1901-1971 RIP "Pops" 🙏
The trumpet player who consistently hit that high C 🎺 🎶🎵
0:00
On kauniina muistona Karjalan maa,
Mutta vieläkin syömmestä soinnahtaa,
Kun soittajan sormista kuulla saa,
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka taas menneitä mieleen tuo
Ja se outoa kaipuuta rintaan luo.
Hei, soittaja, haitarin soida suo
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
Siinд on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun
Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
Että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
Säkkijärven polkka!
Nuoren ja vanhan se tanssiin vie,
Ei sille polkalle vertaa lie!
Sen kanssa on vaikka mierontie
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Siinä on liplatus laineitten,
Siinд on huojunta honkien.
Karjala soi - kaikki tietää sen -
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Tule, tule tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin,
Kun polkka niin herkästi helkähtää.
Hoi! Hepo surkoon ja hammasta purkoon,
Kun sillä on ihmeesti suurempi pää!
Tule, tule, tyttö, nyt kanssani tanssiin
Kun meillä on riemu ja suvinen sää!
Säkkijärvi se meiltä on pois,
Mutta jäi toki sentään polkka!
Kun rakkaimmat rannat on jääneet taa,
Niin vieraissa kulkija lohdun saa, kun
Kuuntelee soittoa kaihoisaa:
Säkkijärven polkkaa!
Se polkka on vain, mutta sellainen,
Että tielle se johtavi muistojen.
On sointuna Karjalan kaunoisen:
Säkkijärven polkka!
Also known as "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star" which was in turn pinched by Mozart from an Austrian folk song.......
How refreshing to see you so happy! Today I have watched several of your hilarious videos reviewing cheap instruments from China and India. You certainly deserve some fine products, Enjoy.
2/3 trumpets in this video are made in China as well.
Best reviews on the internet... thank you !!
I got a B.A.C San Francisco Trombone coming in next week! Can't wait to take put it to the test!
BAC is a real cool company, I really like their horns and Mike Corrigan and everyone else I've met there are incredibly talented and are just all around good people
Last theme was truly moving...beautiful!! thanks for the video!
Absolutely loved the Säkkijärven Polkka at the beginning
Great to see you after a long absence...and based on what this trumpet looks/sounds like, well worth the wait!
BAC horns are awesome!
For $3000.00 US, they should be. Lol
I personally like the pinky ring because it’s less likely to fall when you’re holding it with your right hand.
B A C company bought out the Kanstal company in 2019 which bought out a lot of the F E Olds tooling and patents from the bankruptcy court in 1980'. i can see the influence of the F E Olds special trumpet in the horn you played. any pro model trumpet with a copper bell will have a warm rich tone in all ranges GC Conn and F E Olds built horns with copper bells.
i love the sound of the model you covered
I noticed their website specifically mentions this horn was made with tooling from " a respected trumpet maker in anaheim, CA" which would be Kanstul of course.
I was sorry to see Kanstul go, but watching this video makes me glad to see the legacy of craftsmanship continue.
Yeah rip kanstul but this is good
@@tsori8717 Zig was one of the last of the master horn builder whe begane his aprentishship with F E Olds in LA in 1952 . Olds was an open shop you built your 12 horns per day and was paid $2.50 per horn that passed inspection and only $0,50 each for anymore than that. Zig had a large family to support so he was building 40 to 42 horns per day because he needed the money.. after Olds went out of business in 1979-1980 Kanstul bought out the tooling from the FE O;lds bankruptcy court and began building horns under the Kanstul name in 1981. Zig died in 2016 which lead to the sale of the company assets to BAC in 2019..
@@brokenwrench1 thanks for the info. I was aware of most of the story apart from the the olds bankruptcy and the pay by horn! I had the pleasure of corresponding with Zig briefly when I bought my Kanstul horn back in 2004. I was a introduced to him and his instruments by the late Mike Tunnell who was a teacher of mine at the time . Zig really bent over backwards to make sure I was happy with my trumpet. And to this day, it is a truly fantastic horn.
I bought a Kanstul Powerbore G bugle in 2004.It's the best bugle I've ever played. (I've been playing for 50+ years!). in 2018, I purchased a Kanstul Coliseum model Trumpet, and I'm loving it. I'm glad you are keeping Kanstul line alive...
A very beautiful instrument, indeed.
I like the ring for the thumb. Now I know that my thumb isn't going to slip off of it like it always does. Also it looks like you lost some weight. Nice job!
My Schiller trumpet has the thumb ring as well, and I have such a hard time getting comfortable with the typical u-shaped bend now; especially when kicking out the slide, having a ring makes for a much nicer movement.
wow amazing👍
Had my OLDS and Sons TIS model overhauled by them, still play it and truly is the best horn I’ve played after they did their magic on it!
Yeah, I admire pretty much everything they do. One day, post COVID, I want to visit their factory.
My GOODNESS - the INTONATION on that horn! WOW. I'm NOT a trumpet player, but I WANT one! My 1963 Besson Cornet is all I've got...(sob)
OUR KING HAS RETURNED
Thanks
I agree new healthier look and new fingering style. Quality of trumpets have gone from a few hundred to several thousands.
Although my faves are your unboxing
Hi Trent love your RUclips shows this one is very interesting as behind you are a complete tool kit for a trumpet doctor and you will be great to find out moreAbout how they take out the dents and problems from old wind instruments that I’ve not had the love they should’ve had that could be put back into them love your passion for your subject Alan
Dr. "Toot" says it all, nice horn!
Nice! I play on the BAC Portland model. If you can, you should check it out, and do a video on that one.
BAC is in my backyard in Kansas City, Missouri, USA. The Paseo is a road that goes through Kansas City and has some jazz history.
Paseo is also a brand of toilet paper in New Zealand.
Nice tone
lookin pretty cute trent ; )
nawwww shucks.
You love to see it
Hi Trent! What a lovely appearance do you have, is anything changed? Looking good - compliments! Also like the wall behind you. Take care, love, Rik.
I think I have the same trumpet stand you do (the one you put the BAC Paseo trumpet on).
Anyone know the first piece of music that was played at the beginning
A very sweet sound on this horn. I’m not sure if it’s the horn or your playing…probably both.
I got to try this horn at NAMM 2020. With the copper bell and all I expected it to play all dark, but man if you step on the gas that thing lights up like crazy. I think it has an interchangeable leadpipe system, too?
That is the Maverick model you are referring to.
You should test out a Monette trumpet....they are the best imo.
Very fine horns indeed. Many consider them the best ever made. I’d suggest that their prices are a HUGE barrier for maybe 99% of all players. BAC is making truly excellent horns which while priced at a premium for the top-tier line, are still quite affordable for most players. I’ve found the BAC horns to also have excellent characteristics for blending in with the full trumpet section.
Naïve question: why the copper bell?
Sex appeal.
Higher copper content in the brass produces a warmer quality to the tone. Probably not the thing for a fist chair in Big Band, but first chair in a Symphony Orchestra, or a lyrical soloist might want to have one around.
How much does it cost?
I cant find how much it costs
Could you do a video on euphoniums I'm looking around for what would be the best brands but I don't know how or what to pick.
You should google Algirdas Matonis. Euphonium. He is a pro eupho player and last year did comparison tests on euphs. Trent is great too, but Algirdas specialises in eupho. A great player and teacher.
How'd you come uo with this tune in the beginning😂😂Love your videos btw, am a big fan of brass instruments
Cost?
Hi trent! This instrument its very clore to kanstull 1500
Sweet Sakkijarven Polka intro. You have to play the long run in the third strain!
New to your channel, absolutely great content, subscribed, and thanks! By the way, not the first, prob not the last to ask sorry, what´s the beautiful brass at the end?
It’s a recording of an outro made by Cameron Nel; he was the winner of a composition competition I had a while back.
WOW!
Today I picked up an Allora Chicago series trumpet for $750, and for a cheap, professional trumpet, it plays great! The valves are responsive, the 5C mouthpiece it came with was very nice, and the tone is overall pretty good. I was very impressed with it.
Ohhhhhhh yyyyeeeeeaaahhhhhh,
Can you do a bac trombone video?
I see Dr Toot selling odds and ends on Tardme a lot. :)
I SAW THE LIVE STREAM ON FACEBOOK YOU DID WITH MIKE CORRIGAN!!
Are you going to keep it?
Oh I WISH!!! Sadly it isn't mine to keep.
I havent watched one of his videos in so long that I had no idea how much weight he lost.
Instantly liked for sakkijarven polkka.
Great review! What valve block do they use?
Metal one with three valves.
@@TrentHamilton Was curious do they make their own or use another name brand valve block.
@@golf4funjn532 They make their own valve blocks for the handcrafted series.
What were the two pieces at the beginning and is there sheet music for it?
The first is Säkkijärven polkka and this: musescore.com/user/37246/scores/2638101 looks at least similar to what was played.
The best trumpet I ever played is the one I used to own. The longer time passes, the better it was. 🤣
Your playing has come along nicely. Didn't you feel weird reviewing non-rubbish instruments? :-)
Trent, how long have you been playing trumpet? Because I want to know how long it is gonna take for beginner noob me to sound like you
I've been playing for years, but not as my main instrument.
Expected a rotary trumpet based on the title
puh SAY oh (Paseo, a street in Kansas City)
Had to visit Dr. Toot's website to find the price...$7,000!
That's in NZ rupees, which might not be your local currency.
I would have expected twice that.
Do you know the manufacturer „Schagerl“? The make amazing instruments!
Yes, I would dearly love to play some of their instruments.
@@TrentHamilton I’m personally interested in their bass trumpets and compensating euphonium(s).
@@mr.starfish4965 Yeah, sadly I doubt they'd ever send me anything to review as they have much more talented musicians on their books than me.
@@TrentHamilton I wish they would send you the euphonium to review. I can’t find much information about it online.
609 views. Nice.
I tried calling BAC and they never answer their phone.
So Luschek became a musician after being fired from Litchfield.
Jk, nice video!
Is that sajkkiavn polkka
I see a Polka starting with S, and so presume you're correct.
@@TrentHamilton I am a trombone
Beautiful horn. Sadly, way way out of my price range.
All the string players saying “my first student instrument cost more than that; my BOW costs more than that!” 😂
Life’s too short friend. Buy it
I don't think I've ever heard of the United States of Americaland. Don't you mean the United States of the US?
Fourth
third
It might be a great trumpet, but the way it is colored puts me off so much :(
I really hate the way it looks :(
All of the colors used are great, but the combination puts me off, sorry.
First
first
You get what you pay for.... just sayin'.....
Chubby Aussie , haha chubby Aussie. Can’t get a bird, get a Trumpet...... Large “ Bell End “ more like.... haha