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Trying a new instrument I play trombone

G flat is the lowest note I think I know

My mouthpiece history - for what it's worth. Bought a Bach 7C in '72 ($6.50/retail), used it through high school. Switched to a 10-1/2C for soprano in D&B corps, a 3C for cornet and the 10-1/2C for university marching band and wind ensembles. Later moved to the 10-1/2CW (cushion rim) for trumpet and a 7C for cornet. People should try the CW rims - they're very comfortable and might help with stamina. If a piece is largely below the staff I'll switch to a 3C. I did an inventory of my trumpet mouthpieces: 1x 10-1/2CW, 1x 10-1/2C, 4x 7C's (unused).

as a woodwind I have figured out what the truth is.

as a clarinet I’m watching this to play trumpet😭🙏

Having a good sound has way more to do with mouth configuration and embouchure than the actual mouthpiece. If you can't sound good on a 7C, you certainly won't sound good on a 3C.

I started in 1973 with a 3C mouthpiece. When I joined the jazz ensemble, I went to a Schilke 14A4A, which helped in the upper range. Now that I am returning to playing, I went back to a 3C.

I can play lower (no literally it sounds like a tuba but it’s trumpet it’s actually really easy)

What fingering did you use for the 3rd note

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🎺🎷🪗🎶🍑

Just get a silencer

So dang cool!🤩🎉

Hi I want trumpet classes online

Horn is one of the only instruments that sounds good low and high

Yo i dont wanna be mean or annoying or anything but i heard a f when you played g, when you played c i got a b flat,

Pura nostalgia

I have big lips which mouth piece would be better for me.

Trombone is an all in one

I played clarinet from 4th to 9th grade however if I had to do it again I would have played trumpet & I would have played it beyond 9th grade

Why is the cover being used? the original is better, i dont get why the cover got more clout

Me and my friends used to do this in band class for fun lol

What mouthpiece would you recommend for a viking war horn to be as loud and deep as possible? I don't know anything about playing instruments.

I play trumperlt and this is amazing

I'm a self-taught trumpet player, which is scary enough. I'm sure I'm making lots of mistakes. Played the saxophone for 21yrs then switched to trumpet. I hold my own at least in our chuch services but I really want to up my ability. One of the things I would like to do is play higher notes. I know a lot goes into it from facial muscle strengthening embouchure Etc and I definitely need to practice a lot more, which I plan to do this year. As of right now, I'm using a 7c. What would you recommend for a mouthpiece to help hit higher notes? Most Sundays all hit G but no chance I could hit a C and I would like to get there. Any suggestions for mouth pieces would be much appreciated! Thank you!

Also “trombones can’t play high notes” me G on the treble clef

Went from 🐘 to 🗣️ to 🚂 to 🚢 to 💩

Joyful tears and memories come flooding back. Thank you sir, this is beautiful

Last note: 😅 Me: WHAT DID YOU EAT?! IT SMELLS HORRIBLE IN HERE!

STUNNING! You really balanced the dynamics perfectly! Each voice comes through with clarity, precision & expression without overwhelming any other part!

I find this video helpful for some, but also problematic and a bit misinformed. The biggest overall disagreement I have with this video is the dogmatic approach taken. Many assertions are made seemingly with the assumption that it is true and accurate for every player. The big claim made is that the 7C isn't sufficient for playing at a young age because of having to work too hard to produce a sufficient sound and articulation. The problem with this argument is that what works for one player does not necessarily work for another, and I believe that simply saying the Bach 7C is an inherently "bad" mouthpiece is the wrong approach. While most players switch away from a 7C as they get older, that does not mean it is a bad mouthpiece. Plus, the Bach 7C is NOT narrower NOR shallower than a Bach 3C. Further explained below: Bach mouthpieces (and the brand in general) are known for inconsistency (which I'm sure Mr. Grant is aware of). What is worse, and much lesser known, is that Bach mouthpieces are COMPLETELY inconsistent with its naming system. (As mentioned in the video, it is used across other brands --- many of them *are* consistent, adding to the confusion.) Using VennCAD software from Vennture mouthpieces (a game-changing free software!), you can plainly see that: - 3C has the narrowest rim diameter AND shallowest cup depth (easier high range- true) - 1 1/2C is not as deep as both the 5C and 7C. - The rim diameter between the Bach 1 1/2C, 5C, and 7C are quite similar Therefore, the naming claims in this video really don't apply to Bach Mouthpieces, even though the idea is standard with many brands. The only reasons in the video for the Bach 7C being a bad mouthpiece are that it is "shallower than a 5B," "you have to work very hard for good sound," and it is "harder to articulate on," the last two of which I would say don't apply to everyone. First of all, the assertion that the 7C is shallower than a 5B is true... It's still MUCH deeper than a 1 1/2C and a 3C (again, use VennCAD to verify). Plenty deep for young players to produce a good sound. Many players out there, including myself, would describe the Bach 7C as having a dark sound --- which comes from the deep cup. The overall idea that it is harder to produce a good sound or articulate well on a Bach 7C varies from player to player... suggesting a 5B seems like a good idea, but the point is that a 7C is not inherently bad because of the depth or width. (A 5B also might make you "work" even harder because it is deeper!) I would argue, from what I have seen from countless hours of research as well as my own experience, is that the RIM CONTOUR is much more important to the comfort and overall ease than any other aspect of a mouthpiece. According to multiple trumpet herald pages, many players describe the 7C to have an uncomfortable rim, and that may also be true in young players. To conclude, I would argue that no mouthpiece is inherently "bad," as it depends entirely on the player's oral structure and technique to "make" a mouthpiece work. I think we should be teaching kids correctly about the possible problems with equipment and properly diagnosing issues that could stem from many things, rather than saying that "the 7C is terrible and you have to get rid of it!" If you read this far, thanks! Hope this is helpful, and I'd love if you left a reply!

Great Job young man. very inspiring. But my words are lacking in how good this is how this makes one feel. Thank You

I love playing my Trumpet at lower tones, high notes are cool and all but I'm a bassy type guy

Without the vocals it has a super different feeling. This sounds fire 🔥

Pretty sure the one I use is C

I started in 6th grade on a 1 1/2c (and even still use it to this day!) it was very awkward starting on such a large mouthpiece, leading to my range and vowel shape being subpar for a while. But, it's amazing now because it helped force me to learn how to practice. I'm in senior year HS now and having so much fun! very informative video! thank you for making this

00:50 Also, dont plug the air hole while putting it in or it will get stuck! Learned that the hard way as a kid

I'd like to see you play Peppa pig with that high octave 💀

I don't know man, I just switched back to a 7 with a normal throat for my C and I have huge lips. It's a little stuffy but I get great control and response out of it, switch between this and a Stork 2B with a 25 throat. You really have to look at their anatomy and if they can fit into the mouthpiece or not, otherwise a 5 is not a bad idea

Good news is that Bach mouthpieces are so inconsistent that you might get a 7C that feels like a 3C :) Good video, anyway. Well done, in content, in style, in rhythm, ... all around congratulations to you.

I don't agree with your assessment at all. If you use e.g. Venncad software to compare them. 7C has the largest volume in the cup compared to 5B. But 7C also has a larger volume than the 1 1/2 C mouthpiece. The differences are only in the sound you are looking for, the rims of these three are nearly identical too. The numbering of Bach moutpieces is not logical either. So claiming that 7C is a bad mouthpiece makes no sense at all.

throw it across the 7 seas 🤣🤣🤣

Hi I play trumpet to! I made a video of me trying this bc I saw this and was like I wanna show him my range! 😅 So if y see this it’s make my day if u checked it out Also, Ik in the beginning of my video it’s not rly stable so idk if it “counts”

Chet Baker for me. The reason I just got a trumpet.

I am having trouble changing the tone when I play it's a solid note, and pressing the valves sometime change them. Maybe I just need to clean out this trumpet it's an older one

Lol😂

Hahahahaha

If you want it even lower just put a trombone mouthpiece in it

Is it just me or does the last one sound like the start of big dawgs

lil bro is a trombone