Arturo Sandoval - Tip Tuesday with Jens Lindemann

Jens Lindemann interviews Arturo Sandoval for Tip Tuesday. For more information please visit / trumpetjens & www.arturosandoval.com/
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[@DanGeorges]

"What I'm trying to explain is: same mouthpiece, same horn, same chops, same breathing, same everything. The sound is inside your head."

[@johnmohanmusic]

12:25 "Every time we have the opportunity to sit down and practice, you know what's my best recommendation? Take three seconds, only... three seconds. As soon as you are ready you put your book (out), you get your horn, get a glass of water, sit down, and then take three seconds, look up, and say "Thank God." Three seconds. The frame of mind that's gonna create because you're so grateful; you're so glad that instead of doing something else, you're about to start practicing."
Thank you Arturo.

[@ginelleamps]

Always inspiring and never gets old! Jens and Arturo... No BS!

[@retroneers]

the steam coming out of his bell! that was crazy!

[@rpthomasroenne9314]

Listening to his explanations and his putting his personal self, which is so basic and yet so true, I am sitting here and the tears are rolling down my face. "The Sound" not what others are playing, but what you want the instrument to express your true feelings and what you think the music wants to express. The joining of these two things are what makes me happy.

[@jdd1906]

Thanks for the post! Awesome interview

[@trumpetguy5797]

I love how the smoke comes out the end of the horn when he plays "Maynard Ferguson"

[@videomasterlou]

Thank you Chilton! Much appreciated!

[@marvintrumpeter1013]

Oh my God I need to watch this each and every day of my life

[@rkloete]

Loved this interview. Thanks for doing it. I really enjoy hearing from my favorite trumpet player on earth.

[@troyjohnston472]

Timofei Dokshizer...was the name

[@dmitryd9013]

I think this is the best interview I've seen

[@RichardOliverWY]

TY so much!

[@michaelthompson6452]

THIS IS ONE OF MY ALL TIME FAVORITE VIDEOS

[@RitchieVentura]

Thanks for sharing your insights and believes ...beautifull ....cheers guys.x

[@mikeortiz1535]

Que Viva la Música… Thanks Señor Arturo, for your humble and honest outlook always..

[@coolaxe-dw4840]

Fantastic Advice, as always!!!!!

[@ElCerritoStudio]

Great interview! I love the "no BS part" Gracias maestro!!!!

[@perryparsons9960]

Absolutely right on the money. More than anything else he said, the part about giving thanks, that we are able to spend our time on an artistic pursuit, rather than just trying to survive day to day. It sets the tone for getting the focus right and making the time in the woodshed count.

[@TonyHaran]

I am totally inspired, can't wait to get back to the horn!