So great to watch performing Maurice Andre with his daughter Beatrice. I am a great fan from Maurice Andre when I was a boy from nearly 12 years old and now 66 years. MAURICE ANDRE will always be my favourite genius on trumpet. Thank you Maurice. And thank you Beatrice.
How beautiful! The beauty of humanity showing its face. Beauty for its own sake. This music was created to bring us closer to the Lord, and it succeeds very well!
It has been at least 40 years since I’ve considered Maurice André as the pinnacle at his craft with the trumpet while I was learning to play. It has taken me almost as long to be able to describe why. This performance exhibits how I’ve finally figured it out in a simple description as follows: it’s because he makes his tone with the trumpet sound as light & bouncy as an oboe. Neither instrument is easy to make that happen, but my chips are on how it is more difficult to produce that light, bouncy technique with the trumpet. I was fortunate enough to see him perform live (once) as a teenager and shall never forget. 👍
Excellent observation! A lot of that light, bouncy approach is due to the Stomvi Piccolo Trumpet with the "A" pipe! A great deal of these transcriptions were arranged by Jean Thilde for either Trumpet in "C" or "D". Thilde often assigned the trumpet an oboe, recorder or violin part. These parts are much easier to control on the piccolo trumpet as it takes much less air, shifts the partial, and is more efficient. Of course the parts have to be transposed by the trumpet player. Andre' used clef transposition which is much easier than transposing a 3rd or 4th. Today most of these arrangements also include a part for the piccolo trumpet in "A" as well as parts for "C" and "D" trumpet; however those larger horns don't have the finesse, lightness and bounce that the piccolo trumpet in "A" offers. And certainly the incredible artistry of Mr. Andre' takes it to another level. 🎺🎶🎵
@@wythetrumpet6419... speaking of which, Thiebeau's interpretation of Bach's Brandenburg #2 in F major, 3rd movement, is my favorite of all time. An oldie but goodie. After decades of listening to this particular record (stillI have the LP, kept in mint condition, Angel recording), I only found out a few months ago that the trumpet was in A, not B flat!!! And all this time I was comparing his high notes to that of Dizzy's😮
Maria, actually most piccolo trumpets come with two leadpipes, one in Bb and the other in A. I use the A pipe most of the time on Baroque Literature. The Baroque Period in music was my favorite!
@@wythetrumpet6419 What valuable info on the "lead pipe" exchange... Who knew! All these decades I thought the trumpeter was playing those high notes on a B flat. Dizzy, however, was able to do that!!! But Dizzy, on the other hand, was phenomena and a genius in his own right!
someone noted sometime ago after his passing, he probably is in heaven, ' teaching the angels how to play the trumpet'....I would not contend this view....one of a kind...truly a unique gift to mankind...
A propos Baroque...I designed a T-shirt for my dad on his 90th. I scanned a Bach Partita for the background - rust on black fabric. The caption read,"If it ain't Baroque, Fix it!". Some of you who come from parts of the world outside the US, may not be familiar with a saying here. "If it ain't broke, fix it" ... Grammatically wrong, but it's the only way it works, after all, all you musicians out there know it's about the "meter, rhythm, flow, etc. BTW, played the oboe for years.... David Reichenberg, played under Trevor Pinnick- he was my Maurice André of oboes🎶🎼
No, the Angels already knew how to play the trumpet, they are giving him new pointer and tricks on how to play. (Revelation 8:1, 2) 8 When he opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. 2 And I saw the seven angels who stand before God, and seven trumpets were given to them. (Revelation 8:6) 6 And the seven angels with the seven trumpets prepared to blow them.
Absolute perfection! And the teamwork on that stage is the reason why Homo sapiens came to the top of the food chain! And how about that oboe player, standing beside the great Maurice Andre, and just belting it out. I’d like to know who that is. If you come to North Carolina I will buy you dinner.
Alex Suzano I think I meant I would buy dinner for her, but being a man of my word, we can eat at one of the fine places in North Carolina, like Bojangles chicken.
Maurice andre restera toujours le meilleur trompetisse de tout les temps❤
Unübertroffen ist der Maurice André, danke dank danke❤
You're very welcome, Magdalene, God bless you!
So great to watch performing Maurice Andre with his daughter Beatrice. I am a great fan from Maurice Andre when I was a boy from nearly 12 years old and now 66 years. MAURICE ANDRE will always be my favourite genius on trumpet. Thank you Maurice. And thank you Beatrice.
La pureté du son et de l'attaque de Maurice André atteint des sommets. C'est magnifique!
Maurice Andre !! One of the greatest musician on earth and my lifetime exemple how to play the trumpet.
Maurice André, an icon trumpeter! Love his crystal clear timbre, just the way a trumpet should.
The ability to solo with, and not over power, an oboe (or two), cannot be over stated. This is why Andre remains the gold standard.
Telemann was always one of my favorite. This concerto has so many found memories for me......Thank you for posting this beautifull music here.
You're welcome!
Tres bel ensemble joue avec Maurice andre magnifique😂
How beautiful! The beauty of humanity showing its face. Beauty for its own sake. This music was created to bring us closer to the Lord, and it succeeds very well!
Magnificent the sound and the color given by the interpretation of Maurice Andre.Fantastic!!!
Elegant and perfect, the best ever!
Unico andre
It has been at least 40 years since I’ve considered Maurice André as the pinnacle at his craft with the trumpet while I was learning to play. It has taken me almost as long to be able to describe why. This performance exhibits how I’ve finally figured it out in a simple description as follows: it’s because he makes his tone with the trumpet sound as light & bouncy as an oboe. Neither instrument is easy to make that happen, but my chips are on how it is more difficult to produce that light, bouncy technique with the trumpet. I was fortunate enough to see him perform live (once) as a teenager and shall never forget. 👍
Excellent observation! A lot of that light, bouncy approach is due to the Stomvi Piccolo Trumpet with the "A" pipe! A great deal of these transcriptions were arranged by Jean Thilde for either Trumpet in "C" or "D". Thilde often assigned the trumpet an oboe, recorder or violin part. These parts are much easier to control on the piccolo trumpet as it takes much less air, shifts the partial, and is more efficient. Of course the parts have to be transposed by the trumpet player. Andre' used clef transposition which is much easier than transposing a 3rd or 4th. Today most of these arrangements also include a part for the piccolo trumpet in "A" as well as parts for "C" and "D" trumpet; however those larger horns don't have the finesse, lightness and bounce that the piccolo trumpet in "A" offers. And certainly the incredible artistry of Mr. Andre' takes it to another level. 🎺🎶🎵
@@wythetrumpet6419... speaking of which, Thiebeau's interpretation of Bach's Brandenburg #2 in F major, 3rd movement, is my favorite of all time. An oldie but goodie. After decades of listening to this particular record (stillI have the LP, kept in mint condition, Angel recording), I only found out a few months ago that the trumpet was in A, not B flat!!! And all this time I was comparing his high notes to that of Dizzy's😮
Maria, actually most piccolo trumpets come with two leadpipes, one in Bb and the other in A. I use the A pipe most of the time on Baroque Literature. The Baroque Period in music was my favorite!
@@wythetrumpet6419 What valuable info on the "lead pipe" exchange... Who knew! All these decades I thought the trumpeter was playing those high notes on a B flat. Dizzy, however, was able to do that!!! But Dizzy, on the other hand, was phenomena and a genius in his own right!
The best Maurice! 「アンドレの前にアンドレ無く、アンドレの後にアンドレ無し」
Truly a magnificent piece!
That sound on the trumpet.......Thank you for sharing this
You're welcome, Troels.
someone noted sometime ago after his passing, he probably is in heaven, ' teaching the angels how to play the trumpet'....I would not contend this view....one of a kind...truly a unique gift to mankind...
The angels probably say: "Oh let him! He is much better at it!"
The oboes are not bad either. Telemann can brink on the boring and outdated, but not here.
Just watch him tap his feet! This music makes one's entire body move!! Superb!!
A propos Baroque...I designed a T-shirt for my dad on his 90th. I scanned a Bach Partita for the background - rust on black fabric. The caption read,"If it ain't Baroque, Fix it!". Some of you who come from parts of the world outside the US, may not be familiar with a saying here. "If it ain't broke, fix it" ... Grammatically wrong, but it's the only way it works, after all, all you musicians out there know it's about the "meter, rhythm, flow, etc. BTW, played the oboe for years.... David Reichenberg, played under Trevor Pinnick- he was my Maurice André of oboes🎶🎼
No, the Angels already knew how to play the trumpet, they are giving him new pointer and tricks on how to play.
(Revelation 8:1, 2) 8 When he opened the seventh seal, there was silence in heaven for about half an hour. 2 And I saw the seven angels who stand before God, and seven trumpets were given to them.
(Revelation 8:6) 6 And the seven angels with the seven trumpets prepared to blow them.
Listening to Maurice Andre is always a treat ~ thank you for it!
Grande maurice
El Mejor Trompetista del Mundo en Musica Clásica Maurice Andre Framces Y Hoy en Día Pacho Flores Venezolano .
El Gran Maurice!!
thank you
Un oasis para el espiritu
A brilliant musician.
Agree with J. Lopes, M. A. is among my favorite trumpetists/.
Absolute perfection! And the teamwork on that stage is the reason why Homo sapiens came to the top of the food chain! And how about that oboe player, standing beside the great Maurice Andre, and just belting it out. I’d like to know who that is. If you come to North Carolina I will buy you dinner.
The oboe player standing beside Maurice is his daughter Beatrice, another great musician.
Thank you for the dinner, you are very kind.
Alex Suzano Wow... I guess that explains why she had no fear to stand up there with one of the worlds great musicians. 🙂
Alex Suzano I think I meant I would buy dinner for her, but being a man of my word, we can eat at one of the fine places in North Carolina, like Bojangles chicken.
Well, Jeffrey, you can always invite her and her husband for dinner...
La Tromba!!!!!!
Damals hat Güttler noch Oboe gespielt!
Tilman Peter
ha ha
What is the catalogue number of this - marvellous - piece?
OK, I think I know it, so I'll answer my own comment: TWV 53:D2. If anyone else wanna know
supera la vulgaridad y lo insulso de los ruidos modernos y trasciende la miseria y barbarie humana.