The first soloist gave me chills all the way through and being a former trumpet player imaging the emotion and strength needed to play that made me cry. I love it so much
@@jeremiahbeard3918 you don’t know how music impacts everyone’s feelings, for me the pieces to which i got most emotional to are merry go round of life piano/violin/cello performance and ballade #1 in g minor, as to you it might be something else just be respectful of other people’s feelings bro, we all love music and interpret it in our own ways!!!!
Yeah, that dude is a fucking rockstar. jumping all over into different registers and not just relying on the PLAY HIGH NOTES thing a lot of us former trumpet players used to do haha. Stayed in tune the whole time, sounded totally in control. Not me though, I avoided 1st trumpet parts like the plague after high school (when it was a competition of course lol). I was like, "hey you can stay in tune up past high C, knock yourself out!" Filled in for soprano sax and trombone when needed for jazz ensemble... I'd also be the one to haul the Baritone around and that was a nice chill instrument to play if I wanted to rest my chops! 😂
I've never played trumpet and it gave me f'ing chills. The trumpet is probably the most spellbinding instrument next to the violin, likely because they can mimic a human voice. Bravissimo!!!
Allen Vizzutti is his name, wild lad. He specializes in the "no pressure" playing, so it's all true buzzing without the *cheating* of applying more pressure to get the higher buzzing.
Had the pleasure of playing with Allen when I was in college. He played the same rendition of Firedance with us, he'd nail it every time in rehearsals. Super nice guy too.
@@Gabriel-qo1il May be. Some comments sounded like he is, but didn't state it explicitly. I thought he looked different in the pictures I could find of him. Probably I'm just bad at recognising faces though.
Allen Vizzutti can double tongue fluently over huge intervals and uses that in his Fire Dance solo and elsewhere. Here he is double tonguing groups of sixteenths and picking out a melody on the top notes.. hard to write in words.
Kung Kobra "Can someone explain 3:37? i am not a musician but wow it looks like it is on another level" He's essentially alternating between two parts. One is low and the other is high. The end of Carnival of Venice has something similar. (I just realized that he plays it at 16:30). Doing these kind of octave jumps at this speed is incredibly difficult. Oh, and he's circular breathing at the same time. Something that most trumpet players never ever learn how to do.
lol brass sounds dope... But seems like a pain in the ass to play. So much strain compared to, well, pretty much any instrument. I played French horn in grade 7 and decided brass is not for me lol
On that tune it is, actually. It's called Fire Dance and it;s written as a trumpet virtuoso feature. Allen Vizzutti is very, very capable of playing beautifully, lyrically, and slowly, but that tune is not the place for that. I'm sure he appreciates your musical advice.
The first soloist gave me chills all the way through and being a former trumpet player imaging the emotion and strength needed to play that made me cry. I love it so much
sure, it made you cry, sure
@@jeremiahbeard3918 you don’t know how music impacts everyone’s feelings, for me the pieces to which i got most emotional to are merry go round of life piano/violin/cello performance and ballade #1 in g minor, as to you it might be something else just be respectful of other people’s feelings bro, we all love music and interpret it in our own ways!!!!
Yeah, that dude is a fucking rockstar. jumping all over into different registers and not just relying on the PLAY HIGH NOTES thing a lot of us former trumpet players used to do haha. Stayed in tune the whole time, sounded totally in control.
Not me though, I avoided 1st trumpet parts like the plague after high school (when it was a competition of course lol). I was like, "hey you can stay in tune up past high C, knock yourself out!"
Filled in for soprano sax and trombone when needed for jazz ensemble... I'd also be the one to haul the Baritone around and that was a nice chill instrument to play if I wanted to rest my chops! 😂
I've never played trumpet and it gave me f'ing chills. The trumpet is probably the most spellbinding instrument next to the violin, likely because they can mimic a human voice.
Bravissimo!!!
Allen Vizzutti is his name, wild lad. He specializes in the "no pressure" playing, so it's all true buzzing without the *cheating* of applying more pressure to get the higher buzzing.
Had the pleasure of playing with Allen when I was in college. He played the same rendition of Firedance with us, he'd nail it every time in rehearsals. Super nice guy too.
I liked the part when they played the trumpet
I know right, best part of the entire thing
@@minsoo5222 exactly
@@zekeyeager1756
Yes
Really? When can I have the timestamp? I can't find it
@@gooseduck1561 at 0:00😁
I'm a trumpet player in a marching band, this almost made me cry!!!!!
I feel in epic space
Few trumpeters play with such ease as Allen Vizuti, a true master.
And you thought "up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, b, a, start" was tough to remember.
Damn... Can like it only once...
Wow, sometimes RUclips nails the recommendation 100%. This guy is amazing.
it's awesome!
this is beautiful
Incredible
The multiple trumpet flutter in the second song abt time 7.00 min was awesome
Sheeit, Doc... what's up? LOL
nada mejor que un clasico
기가 맥히네
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i love it
3:36
murray hewitt killing it!
awesome..
hes insane
Wow nice
Wooooowww !
How about that bass in the first. Whoa...
Never even heard the bass, but I was a trumpet player..
If you are going to put this together can you at least credit the people you put in it and maybe give them links, we came here to find them after all!
Where was this concert held? What was the date of this concert? From left to right on the screen, what are the names of the trumpet players?
what a great song
I love Allen Vizzutti
SO MUCH omg.
i have jazz band today, Needed some insparation
14:31
someone please tell me who was playing the trumpet in the first video that sent chills down my spine
Allen vizzuti
@@snuggledslog7668
4:31
What's the name of the first soloist? I wasn't able to find any info about him on their website.
I think he is Allen Vizzutti
@@Gabriel-qo1il May be. Some comments sounded like he is, but didn't state it explicitly. I thought he looked different in the pictures I could find of him. Probably I'm just bad at recognising faces though.
@@christian-g it definitely is. No doubt
Allen Vizzuti
Definately Allen Vizzutti
Where can I find the vid of just the fist 1
0:30
No way i can find this sheet music, right?
Song name? Also where can I find a transcription or music?
this was the time bro
Anyone got the name of the first song?
Fire dance
@@samuelyee8939 thank you, I as well wanted to know
@@zekeyeager1756 same
I can’t find the second song what is it plz ?
The pianist is Allen Vizzutti's wife.
What’s the first song called?
Is there anyway to find sheet music for this
impossible...
Yes, it's called FIRE DANCE!
holy fck.
4;31😎
Mr todddddddddddddd
Ten?
So where is Phil Driscoll? Doc used to say that Phil was the greatest living trumpet player. Phil is still alive and playing as well as ever.
I never heard anyone say that.
What is the name of this music.... It is a famous one.... But cannot remember.... There are better plays as well from this music...
what is the first guys name i need to find this guys videos
Still want to know?
@@anyone6691 yes please!
@@ScrumboPapkins Allen Vizzuti.
@@anyone6691 thanks!
@@anyone6691 literally made my day! i was trying to find him for months thanks again!
Can someone explain 3:37? i am not a musician but wow it looks like it is on another level
the whole thing is another level...it's Allen Vizzutti
Allen Vizzutti can double tongue fluently over huge intervals and uses that in his Fire Dance solo and elsewhere. Here he is double tonguing groups of sixteenths and picking out a melody on the top notes.. hard to write in words.
Kung Kobra
"Can someone explain 3:37? i am not a musician but wow it looks like it is on another level"
He's essentially alternating between two parts. One is low and the other is high. The end of Carnival of Venice has something similar. (I just realized that he plays it at 16:30). Doing these kind of octave jumps at this speed is incredibly difficult. Oh, and he's circular breathing at the same time. Something that most trumpet players never ever learn how to do.
freaky
I like he part that went: Brmmmmp Brmmmmmmp brmmmmmp brrrrrrrrrrmp
When I fart it sounds like this!
.. lauter , schneller, höher..
Ten of the Best ?
This video is an example of speed over skill. I didn't see a songle one of tge greatest
lag
I noticed that too 😭
lol brass sounds dope... But seems like a pain in the ass to play. So much strain compared to, well, pretty much any instrument.
I played French horn in grade 7 and decided brass is not for me lol
French horn runs on witchcraft I'm pretty sure hahah
Wtf
That first guy should just be for half a second. Just stay still. It's not about how fast you get to the finish line
On that tune it is, actually. It's called Fire Dance and it;s written as a trumpet virtuoso feature. Allen Vizzutti is very, very capable of playing beautifully, lyrically, and slowly, but that tune is not the place for that. I'm sure he appreciates your musical advice.
First guys all flair no class
As was beethoven
Where is the soul
What?
Dreadful sound track!!!
What’s that first song?
fire dance