OMG that last piece has incredible tonguing. I have no idea how he is able to have such crisp sounds while moving notes while triple tonguing. I know I still have difficulty, especially in that higher range where everything is closer together. This man has talent
Wow, a pre 1966 Bach Stradivarius long bell cornet with reverse 3rd slide stop. Fabulous horns either Mt. Vernon, or earliest Elkhart vintage. Chris has made quite a career for himself.
MERCI Monsieur Christoper Martin . MERCI à toutes celles et tous ceux (particulièrement charmant(e)s) qui vous ont aussi brillamment accompagnés !!! Compliments et cordiales salutations d'un admirateur de Toulouse fr
Such a sweet and vibrant cornet sound. I will never get tired of coming back and listening to this! I think Arban would be blown away if he could have heard this.
Absolutely fascinating tone and articulation, I could only dream of being anywhere near this master’s level of skill, and I practice every day in the hopes of doing so. What an inspiration.
Magnifique concert de grande classe supérieure ! EXCELLENTISSIME performance ! Magnifiques exécutantes ! Merci. Compliments et salutations de Toulouse France
This just reminded me that I should go back to the Midwest Clinic. I went to the 75th anniversary with some friends from school but it always lands on finals week
I agree with the comment below that he could make a garden hose ring. I like the warmth of the cornet. He is now with the NY Philharmonic I guess. This is a big Bravo.
@@jochem1880 not very good, that was four years ago. Since then I moved to being a pianist, but I'm doing college marching band so I've slowly been getting back into playing trumpet again.
Chris is a monster. Prefer his C trumpet sound on his old Bach vs. the Yamaha Chicago C, although he'd sound great playing a garden hose. Looks like a vintage Strad cornet long bell vs. Shepherd crook version. Fantastic performance.
@@jean-philippeallard6221 he was Principal Trumpet of the Atlanta Symphony at the time, and would win the Chicago Symphony Principal Trumpet job the next year. He became the Principal trumpet of The New York Philharmonic since maybe 5-7 years ago.
It's a Bach Stradivarius long-bell cornet from the early New York City period, to judge by the backward-facing third-valve-slide stop screw. Also, for even more mellowness, the bell is made of "gold" brass, with high copper content. I will guess that it's a large bore, which Mr. Bach, himself, favored.
Chris is amazing (as always). The conductor is great. The ensemble, however, while technically correct, is artistically stale, dull, pedantic & inexpressive. That’s why I will neither up, nor downvote.
abankse83 as music moves on in progress it becomes less of being musical and more of playing the right notes. It don’t think it should be viewed that way so I try my best to focus on the musicality of my pieces.
This is a live performance with likely very little rehearsal time. Understand the context, and... comparing any two players at this exceptional level of playing is a pretty fruitless exercise.
OMG that last piece has incredible tonguing. I have no idea how he is able to have such crisp sounds while moving notes while triple tonguing. I know I still have difficulty, especially in that higher range where everything is closer together. This man has talent
It's practice.
Wow, a pre 1966 Bach Stradivarius long bell cornet with reverse 3rd slide stop. Fabulous horns either Mt. Vernon, or earliest Elkhart vintage.
Chris has made quite a career for himself.
Absolument majestueux, grandiose interprétation . Le Maître J.B. Arban en est grandement honoré . Merci pour tout ... Monsieur Christopher !!!!
MERCI Monsieur Christoper Martin . MERCI à toutes celles et tous ceux (particulièrement charmant(e)s) qui vous ont aussi brillamment accompagnés !!! Compliments et cordiales salutations d'un admirateur de Toulouse fr
Such a sweet and vibrant cornet sound. I will never get tired of coming back and listening to this! I think Arban would be blown away if he could have heard this.
imma go practice now. Wont be back for a while
I don’t think he’s done practicing yet.
How about now?
Still alive?
@@adamwang13 Dunno man lets hope hes okay
2 years of practice, you must be getting up there~
Quel immense bonheur d'écouter un tel chef d'oeuvre par de si beaux (et belles) musiciens (nes) dirigés par un aussi sympathique maestro !
Rhe cornet has such amellow sweet tone as compared to the more piecring trumpet.
Que pasada de pieza, no me canso de escucharla, fantastica esta trompeta. Felicidades
This wind ensemble sounds GREAT!!! Oh, yeah... the soloist does too! Don't forget the great job the conductor is doing!!! BRAVO, all!
...and the sound, those lower notes! Immense body, yet refinment. Bravissimo.
Réellement sublime ! Totalement fantastique ! Que du bonheur à voir et à entendre . Compliments et cordiales salutation de France. RT Toulouse
I missed attending this performance in person because I had to get my wisdom teeth out. Thank you for posting it.
that wasn't very wise.....
Absolutely fascinating tone and articulation, I could only dream of being anywhere near this master’s level of skill, and I practice every day in the hopes of doing so. What an inspiration.
This is just wonderful music! Great artist! Thanks for the pleasure of being able to hear this music.
Absolutely masterful!!
He makes it sound so easy----fantastic!
Sarah when you are able to do this you’re on the right way
Not fantastic, brilliant
What a nice tune. And well executed. Think some day I can play this piece too.
Magnifique concert de grande classe supérieure ! EXCELLENTISSIME performance ! Magnifiques exécutantes !
Merci. Compliments et salutations de Toulouse France
This just reminded me that I should go back to the Midwest Clinic. I went to the 75th anniversary with some friends from school but it always lands on finals week
I agree with the comment below that he could make a garden hose ring. I like the warmth of the cornet. He is now with the NY Philharmonic I guess. This is a big Bravo.
I'm a junior high school student, and I'm practicing this now. OMG it's pretty hard.
Specially it's Intro's Cadenza. And the third variation
Impresionante!!! Admiro la manera en la que ejecuta la trompeta. Saludos desde Argentina
Man I'm playing a portion of this piece for an audition, and now I feel really inexperienced hearing this great performance!
Yay same!
Dont forget he play Trumpet all his life and he is a pro
@Elbread, how did it go?
@@jochem1880 not very good, that was four years ago. Since then I moved to being a pianist, but I'm doing college marching band so I've slowly been getting back into playing trumpet again.
@@elbreadroh was it for jersey surf 🤣
Brillante ejecución!!! Impecable. Saludos desde Argentina
Chris is a monster. Prefer his C trumpet sound on his old Bach vs. the Yamaha Chicago C, although he'd sound great playing a garden hose. Looks like a vintage Strad cornet long bell vs. Shepherd crook version. Fantastic performance.
Excellent play 👍
Beautiful tone and technique. I sometimes play this on my clarinet - with varying degrees of success (or failure).😢 Mr. Martin makes it look so easy.
Parabéns, execução perfeita 👏👏👏👏
Bravo Chris! Such wonderful cornet playing!
WOW! What precision.
awesome playing
Zauberei!!!!! Fantastisch
Bravo!!!! Me encantó.
Love this!!
This is the solo I chose to work on for ensemble auditions this fall. I currently hate myself.
Did it work out?
That tone oh my god😍
@Nate Cormier I agree
amazing player
amazing!
Un très bon sacato tertiaire bien piqué. Bravo jeune homme
Beautiful 😊😊😊
... che piacevolezza!
Super
Muito Bom ;)
3:49 Arban Fantaisie Brillante N.3
In my opinion this is second only to Wynton. Flawlessly played and very expressive and musical.
Goat
nice voice
I'm playing this for a competition but on euphonium very hard to reach those high notes for me but I'm working on it
Fun! That's got a lot of polish
Send to this to anyone that says their chops hurt lol
Wow
WoW❤️❤️❤️
nice delivery
2006? so his first or second year as principal at CSO am I correct?
He has served as Principal trumpet of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 2005 to 2017
🎺🔥🎺🔥😎😎
He looks so young! What year was this?
December 2006
@@jean-philippeallard6221 he was Principal Trumpet of the Atlanta Symphony at the time, and would win the Chicago Symphony Principal Trumpet job the next year.
He became the Principal trumpet of The New York Philharmonic since maybe 5-7 years ago.
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looks like he's playing a long Bach cornet. nice.
Is that Q from the 007 movies???
As a sophomore, this terrifies me
Is it possible to perform this piece a little bit slower?
Slav SoHorny yes most recordings are a bit slower
Thanks
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He lowkey looks like John Mulaney
no cap
What trumpet was he playing in this video?
Jimmy Millen Yeah I know it's a cornet😅my question is what is the model of his cornet...🙇🏻🙇🏻
Looks like a Bach Stradivarius Bb cornet in brass lacquer.
Wilbur "Bill" Jones
Thanks!
It's a Bach Stradivarius long-bell cornet from the early New York City period, to judge by the backward-facing third-valve-slide stop screw. Also, for even more mellowness, the bell is made of "gold" brass, with high copper content. I will guess that it's a large bore, which Mr. Bach, himself, favored.
jwhill7
Thx for your very professional information！🙏🏻🙏🏻
Chicago is the city somewhere in Chiina?
Who is he?
おでん丸 Chris Martin, Principal Trumpet for the NY Phil (formerly Principal of CSO, ASO & Ass’t Principal of Philly)
This must have been shortly after he won the Chicago job.
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Very nice but grand father style a little bit. I realized one more what a great artist Nakariakov
Jesus Christ
Ramzy
what is the conductor doing??? LOL
Bjr
Je préfère son sacato, tertiaire par rapport au binaire
Chris Martin Looks kinda like Rick Astley.
Lol that isn't a symphony orchestra Allard Jean-Philippe
Chris is amazing (as always). The conductor is great. The ensemble, however, while technically correct, is artistically stale, dull, pedantic & inexpressive. That’s why I will neither up, nor downvote.
abankse83 as music moves on in progress it becomes less of being musical and more of playing the right notes. It don’t think it should be viewed that way so I try my best to focus on the musicality of my pieces.
I didn't know Pete buttegieg played trumpet
Didn't know he became black
Not bad, but had no heart, listen. To marsalis play it...
Richard Garza You know, I just don't compare people to marsalis anymore. He too good.
This is a live performance with likely very little rehearsal time. Understand the context, and... comparing any two players at this exceptional level of playing is a pretty fruitless exercise.
Definitely not as polished as the Marsalis recording but even in this unaffectionate and disconnected rendition, still amazing.
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