0:04 Te deum (1690) 0:22 Trumpet voluntary (1700) 0:40 Haydn's Trumpet Concerto (1796) 0:52 Hummel's Trumpet Concerto (1803) 1:00 Beethoven Leonare Overture No. 3 (1806) 1:17 Rossini - Wilhelm Tell (1829) 1:29 Mendelssohn's Wedding March (1842) 1:39 Can Can (1858) 1:52 Taps (1862) 2:04 Carnival of Venice (1864) 2:16 Dvorak IX Symphony (1893) 2:30 Mahler V Symphony (1902) 2:45 Stravinsky Petrouchka (1911) 2:56 Mexican Hat Dance/ Jarabe Tapatio (1924) 3:12 Ravel - Bolero (1928) 3:34 George Gershwin - American in Paris (1928) 3:57 D. Shostakovich Waltz No.2 (1938) 4:14 China National Anthem (1949) 4:21 L. Armstrong - La Vie En Rose (1950) 4:34 L. Armstrong - Dream a little dream of me (1950) 4:48 Miles Davis - so what (1959) 5:02 II silencio (1964) 5:23 Spanish Flea (1965) 5:37 Spagetthi Western (1966) 5:45 The Godfather (1972) 5:52 Feels so good (1977) 6:06 The Final Countdown (1986) 6:13 Samba de Janeiro (1997) 6:30 Feeling Good (2005) 6:38 Trumpets (2013) 6:50 FREAKS 🤩(2014) 6:58 Uptown Funk (2014) 7:07 Cheerleader Omi (2014) 7:25 Love yourself Justin Bieber (2015) 7:35 Farruko Pepas (2021) 7:42 TImmy Trumpet - just in case (2022) I hope I didn't miss any out, your welcome everybody👍
I was hoping you would play Leroy Anderson's Bugler's Holiday (1954). Also, could you play 18th century pieces on the natural (pre-valve) trumpet sometime? I love your content. I was thinking of taking up trumpet, but due to arthritis, my fingers are too gnarled to work valves. I may try soprano trombone, which sounds very close to the trumpet. Any opinion you'd like to share?
@@josuevalar6465 No. In my youth, I showed a lot of promise as a vocalist, especially in jazz, rhythm-'n'-blues, rock (the British Invasion was underway), and some varieties of folk music. I didn't want to be a classical/operatic singer. Unfortunately, my parents Put Their Foot Down about a career in the arts, and especially in arts that consisted of a lot of gigging and uncertainty. I was cowed out of doing what I wanted to do. As of now, when I sing I sound like my grandfather, who led readings and chants in the synagogue: rough, on pitch, and loud.
100% Agree. When my wife and I got married, I walked in to Promenade. Even better, our pianist called in a favor with one of his friends, a trumpet player from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to play it as a surprise.
Thank God for the freedom of Jazz--whose roots are undeniably African American. For it is the Jazz musician that has articulated the most depth and the widest range of expression and has contributed the most to a particular instruments vocabulary. HAIL MR. LOUIS ARMSTRONG, who remains Jazz music's central figure.
The "Mexican Hat Dance" has never been called "the Mexican hat dance" in Spanish. However that type of Mariachi music in general is typically danced with long dresses and hats..so I can see where the name came from
Love the video but i think your tone could use some improvement, at times it sounds really closed off or "throatie" and the head movement is not how you get vibrato. The best way is with your mouth in my opinion. And your only looks like it's so tense when you okay lol. But otherwise pretty good video
I have a question for you. I cannot reach a C above the staff, but I need to be capable of doing so in about 3 weeks. I practice 3 times a day for 45 minutes. Any advice? EDIT: Also, any tips for practicing glisses (like glissing through an octave in a short period of time)
@DDTRUMPET Garage Thank you. Also do you prerecord the audio of you playing and just use the same audio in every video to reduce the workload? I have had this suspicion for a while and I just wanted to ask.
I would practice once a day for an hour or more. Not multiple times a day, that has never works for me. I’m a cornet player for 9 years now. I could never reach above the high C but currently I’m able to hit the high G. I took lessons by my conductor to improve the technique.
Would have put Mars in over New World Symphony for a big orchestral piece, just my opinion. Also, lol at just playing the melody intro part of Carnival of Venice.
Doubt you'll see this but I have 2 questions 1: what trumpet do you use? 2: any tips to help me get more consistent at hitting notes above the staff? I start struggling once I get to A
Try Caruso seconds. It's what I started with and now I'm hitting Triple C. Can't promise the same results, but It works. Mark Zauss has a great RUclips video on it and a free PDF.
I feel like these were all very biased with his location and personal music interest. In the 20/30s Jazz was dominating. Chet baker, Miles Davis, and others were very prominent in the music world at the time and they were absent
It has to do with how fast the air is moving through the horn. The first note you typically learn on Trumpet is a C, or a B flat in concert pitch. C is an open note, so no valves, the next note that is open, going up chromatically, is a G or a concert pitch F. In order to go from C to G, you have to move the air through the horn twice as fast. This can be done by either tightening your embouchure, or by moving your tongue up a little bit in order to increase the pressure and move air faster. There are some other factors, but they are best explained by a music major/band director instead of a high school trumpet player. Hope that helps!
0:04 Te deum (1690)
0:22 Trumpet voluntary (1700)
0:40 Haydn's Trumpet Concerto (1796)
0:52 Hummel's Trumpet Concerto (1803)
1:00 Beethoven Leonare Overture No. 3 (1806)
1:17 Rossini - Wilhelm Tell (1829)
1:29 Mendelssohn's Wedding March (1842)
1:39 Can Can (1858)
1:52 Taps (1862)
2:04 Carnival of Venice (1864)
2:16 Dvorak IX Symphony (1893)
2:30 Mahler V Symphony (1902)
2:45 Stravinsky Petrouchka (1911)
2:56 Mexican Hat Dance/ Jarabe Tapatio (1924)
3:12 Ravel - Bolero (1928)
3:34 George Gershwin - American in Paris (1928)
3:57 D. Shostakovich Waltz No.2 (1938)
4:14 China National Anthem (1949)
4:21 L. Armstrong - La Vie En Rose (1950)
4:34 L. Armstrong - Dream a little dream of me (1950)
4:48 Miles Davis - so what (1959)
5:02 II silencio (1964)
5:23 Spanish Flea (1965)
5:37 Spagetthi Western (1966)
5:45 The Godfather (1972)
5:52 Feels so good (1977)
6:06 The Final Countdown (1986)
6:13 Samba de Janeiro (1997)
6:30 Feeling Good (2005)
6:38 Trumpets (2013)
6:50 FREAKS 🤩(2014)
6:58 Uptown Funk (2014)
7:07 Cheerleader Omi (2014)
7:25 Love yourself Justin Bieber (2015)
7:35 Farruko Pepas (2021)
7:42 TImmy Trumpet - just in case (2022)
I hope I didn't miss any out, your welcome everybody👍
You missed out on the last one.
Love the video, but man, as an Army trumpeter, seeing all the movement while playing Taps just didn't sit well.
I mean I guess he moves a lot when he plays trumpet. I do too but it's not intentional for me. I've done it since I was a kid.
The movement in general doesn't sit well with me. Especially during taps. It seems like a persona, and not a reflection of the music
@@albinoape6535 my eyebrows go up and down violently lol
It's the spinning motion. When I move while playing I can't feel my head sometimes
True
I was hoping you would play Leroy Anderson's Bugler's Holiday (1954).
Also, could you play 18th century pieces on the natural (pre-valve) trumpet sometime?
I love your content.
I was thinking of taking up trumpet, but due to arthritis, my fingers are too gnarled to work valves. I may try soprano trombone, which sounds very close to the trumpet. Any opinion you'd like to share?
Are you a musician already?
@@josuevalar6465 No. In my youth, I showed a lot of promise as a vocalist, especially in jazz, rhythm-'n'-blues, rock (the British Invasion was underway), and some varieties of folk music. I didn't want to be a classical/operatic singer.
Unfortunately, my parents Put Their Foot Down about a career in the arts, and especially in arts that consisted of a lot of gigging and uncertainty. I was cowed out of doing what I wanted to do.
As of now, when I sing I sound like my grandfather, who led readings and chants in the synagogue: rough, on pitch, and loud.
@@ernestitoe if you wanna try trumpet try an german trumpet it has some bigger valves
I love 18th & 17th century trumpet pieces
@@ernestitoe God bless you and the name of the true messiah Jesus Christ
One of the pieces I fully expected on here was the Promenade from Pictures at an exhibition. One of the most classic trumpet pieces in my head.
100% Agree. When my wife and I got married, I walked in to Promenade. Even better, our pianist called in a favor with one of his friends, a trumpet player from the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra to play it as a surprise.
Hearing taps being played on the trumpet made me start bawling 😭 my grandfather was a WWII veteran and taps was played at his funeral.
I love it when you do these it exposes me to so many new pieces.
Thank God for the freedom of Jazz--whose roots are undeniably African American.
For it is the Jazz musician that has articulated the most depth and the widest range of expression and has contributed the most to a particular instruments vocabulary.
HAIL MR. LOUIS ARMSTRONG, who remains Jazz music's central figure.
As an oboist who just started English Horn, I’m a huge fan of Dvorak IX and Wilhelm Tell
You missed two big ones in the 1970s. The first was “MacArthur Park” from 1970. The second was 1976 “Gonna Fly Now” (theme from Rocky).
😂
Yeah, a Chuck Mangione flugelhorn piece (albeit a good one) but no Maynard?
Awesome stuff, Chet Baker's My Funny Valentine would've been a great jazz choice too
The "Mexican Hat Dance" has never been called "the Mexican hat dance" in Spanish. However that type of Mariachi music in general is typically danced with long dresses and hats..so I can see where the name came from
1964 we used that song for Anzac Day in Australia 5:14
Love the video but i think your tone could use some improvement, at times it sounds really closed off or "throatie" and the head movement is not how you get vibrato. The best way is with your mouth in my opinion. And your only looks like it's so tense when you okay lol. But otherwise pretty good video
lets go Dmitri Shostakovich is on here. Love that composer, listen to his 5th symphony’s final movement
Pretty great video. Unfortunately, you left out bepop and dizzy gillespie. Anyone arguing that you included either is a fool.
So we just skip over the bebop era?
Yeah, no Diz? Wonder why... XD
And Big Band, and a few other steps in the development of Jazz.
The Dvorak 9 was in the wrong key and that really stressed me out
I have a question for you. I cannot reach a C above the staff, but I need to be capable of doing so in about 3 weeks. I practice 3 times a day for 45 minutes. Any advice?
EDIT: Also, any tips for practicing glisses (like glissing through an octave in a short period of time)
You can find some tips in my video with “Most Googled Questions About Trumpet”
@DDTRUMPET Garage Thank you. Also do you prerecord the audio of you playing and just use the same audio in every video to reduce the workload? I have had this suspicion for a while and I just wanted to ask.
I would practice once a day for an hour or more. Not multiple times a day, that has never works for me. I’m a cornet player for 9 years now. I could never reach above the high C but currently I’m able to hit the high G. I took lessons by my conductor to improve the technique.
git gud
Use your tongue to form a similar shape as to whistling. And keep practicing.
The first 2 songs like angels on high
Probably the buttons on the trumpet starts from 1820s. How in 1690s was possible to play all notes, if before was only harmonical tones?
Can you please play the whole version of the carnival of vinice
Yes, like the variations (Arban)pg.339-343.
素晴らしいです
No way bro! Carnival of Venice was my 8th grade solo and ensemble song!
Cap
Love the content
Honestly, one that I thought was going to be here for the 90s was going to be the trumpet solo from Bob by NOFX or at least some ska bands
The GOATS back
Would have put Mars in over New World Symphony for a big orchestral piece, just my opinion. Also, lol at just playing the melody intro part of Carnival of Venice.
Doubt you'll see this but I have 2 questions
1: what trumpet do you use?
2: any tips to help me get more consistent at hitting notes above the staff? I start struggling once I get to A
1 I use B&S now
2 You can watch my video with “Most Googled Questions About Trumpet” you’ll find some tips there
@@DDTRUMPETGarage thx m8
Try Caruso seconds. It's what I started with and now I'm hitting Triple C. Can't promise the same results, but It works. Mark Zauss has a great RUclips video on it and a free PDF.
@@chipmonkey7266 I'll try it out, looks like a relatively easy to replicate practice
Pedal tones, the way you play pedal tones should be relatively close to how you okay high notes, the airstream and embouchure shape
Amazing!
Sono 5 anni che ti ricicli!!!!
Would love to have seen something from DCI
Love this
Carnival of Venice full cover when ??!!
Wow!
I knew almost all of them until 1997. Throw in some more Telemann or Handel! :)
I feel like these were all very biased with his location and personal music interest. In the 20/30s Jazz was dominating. Chet baker, Miles Davis, and others were very prominent in the music world at the time and they were absent
Nice video young man. I hope that you will take these in the the comments critiques to heart and grow as a musician. 👍🏾
I'm not familiar with the trumpet, why does his pinky hold that position? Is it just a playing preference?
You would be the great if you whould demonstrate the Brandenburg
I played an American in Paris for top band tryout
Good
Isn’t Dvorak IX Symphony in the HTTYD movies?
🎺❤️
You didn’t play Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy??!?
Челхарош
What is the model is your trumpet?
I use B&S now
@@DDTRUMPETGarage ok, thanks
this guy is absolutely british there is no way he isnt
Where is Narco
...you missed Verdi's triumphal march from Aida...
I’m a trumpet player and have been for about 12 years. Why are you moving so much??
Gotta actually play in style for jazz though
You play so good, you could think of becoming a professional ;-)
T
Bis 1840 sollte doch grundsätzlich mit jeweils nur einer Kombination der Ventile spielbar sein?
Dam'n! That must have take you an awfull lot of work! Very nice though!
I was expecting dci stuff from early 2010's
4:13 - 4:20 升旗仪式
Notes didnt look right on “taps”
Missing out on a ton of jazz, and doesn’t feel right to feature so what but not the solo
how do u change the note ur playing without pressing anything ive never played trumpet 😭
It has to do with how fast the air is moving through the horn. The first note you typically learn on Trumpet is a C, or a B flat in concert pitch. C is an open note, so no valves, the next note that is open, going up chromatically, is a G or a concert pitch F. In order to go from C to G, you have to move the air through the horn twice as fast. This can be done by either tightening your embouchure, or by moving your tongue up a little bit in order to increase the pressure and move air faster. There are some other factors, but they are best explained by a music major/band director instead of a high school trumpet player. Hope that helps!
Where is cuco?😿😿
Who gonna remind him about Pictures?
No DCI Trumpet 😢
What??? No Maynard Ferguson? Seriously?
hi
Hey!
It’s all went down hill after the 2000’s 😂
first to comment and like
No baby shark?
Taps is played in octaves of D not C but it sounded good
Il declino è stato fin troppo rapido e doloroso… rendersene conto è ancora peggio
moving like that during taps...disrespectful imo
Are you in a swimming pool? Why do you keep bobbing up and down?
Este video no lo subiste hace un mes o es que son muy similares
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1949 LOL
Freaks is better played on trombone
u played jazz without swing.. such bad thing
You made me so uncomfortable when you played So What.
Siempre las mismas músicas que aburrido
Man doesn't even make the sound
Sans intérêt
How can u skip right over ska!?!?
didn't change almost nothing (comparing with piano, guitar ...)