Episode 95 The Return Of Mark Zauss

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @robertthomas7343
    @robertthomas7343 Год назад

    invaluable information here from artists who've lived the instrument and life ! Thanks so much !

  • @robertthomas7343
    @robertthomas7343 Год назад

    Great Stuff Indeed !

  • @deonejohnson7351
    @deonejohnson7351 2 года назад

    Mark is obviously a great player but he is an amazing teacher. After several lessons his range building approach really worked but also he helped me out on some TMJ and headache issues, totally changed my everyday life. Forever grateful. Time for more lessons.

  • @brittwright1070
    @brittwright1070 2 года назад

    Great Q and A!!! Reaffirmed some of the things I've incorporated into my routine. Playing softly and quietly focusing on air and aperture are key. Thank you both.

  • @marceldiseraad9977
    @marceldiseraad9977 2 года назад

    Hello Jose, can you tell me what’s the name of the intro piece you use for the hangout clips? Love the hangouts, ever considered to invite Thomas Gansch? Not an American player but Austrian, could be interesting

    • @TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast
      @TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast  2 года назад +1

      Hi Marcel! The opening theme was composed and performed by my friend Lexie Signor. I would love to have Thomas Ganschon on the show, but I've been unsuccessful in contacting him.

    • @marceldiseraad9977
      @marceldiseraad9977 2 года назад

      Okay that’s the reason I couldn’t find it. Really a cool tune 😀.
      Thomas is a busy man I think,considering his Facebook page.
      Wish you all the best with the hangouts, love to see (and listen to) them.
      Greetings from the Netherlands

  • @peteestabrook346
    @peteestabrook346 2 года назад

    Good performance anxiety talk. Solid advice. These are things we all come around to eventually but it's nice to hear them as early as possible before Things become debilitating.