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Remember, double notes on trumpet, due to it’s range, have 3 octaves below them, the E he played only has 2 real octaves below it on the trumpet

Idk every one defines it differently so it’s hard

The lowest regular note on trumpet is a low F#. By this measure, the last low (F first space on staff), middle, high, and double is the F. F# would be the first low, middle, high, double, triple, etc. Another definition is designating low C1 (line below staff) as the beginning, C2 in the staff is Middle C, C3 two lines above the staff is high C, next is double C4. That would make notes below C1 noted a B0, and so on. This is how it is measured on piano and universally measured. Many very good lead players I know accept double starts the C two octaves aboce C in the middle of the staff. A synonym for Double is Super. Another way to view it is G3, one octave above the top staff G2, isn't that special of a noter, not a super G, but the C above that note is definitely Super. By every measure reasonable measure, he hits a Double E, Super E.

Months ago I managed to squeak it out on my trombone for a second but I have only gotten to a Bb twice since then

Oh yeah

it's a double e, even the soloist said it was a double e

@@jace123453 For him it's a double e. I consider a double e the first one above the staff and the triple e the one he played. It's just based opinionated.

alien It’s a triple e by any standards unless you can play a triple e then be my guest

Adan MCMXCV rip

He gave me motivation to try join from Hawaii 😭

Just saw him tonight during practice, hes the GOAT

He was a senior in high school in 2017 so I'm guessing he's about 19. He's got two years.

Damn I wonder what this year is gonna be like

I age out in 2022!!

Damn you’ve got a while

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Unknown Artist I’d really like to know the answer here too lol

I know I'm three years late lol, but If you are talking about the double/triple E that Michael hits, I'd assume that it was written in as part of the show considering that the original Peter Gabriel cover of "My Body is a Cage" (the song they play in the ballad) features the main vocalist hitting a similar high note and hanging over after everyone else has stopped playing. That's my assumption at least.

Probably a cut-off for the note he was playing.

That’s how he cut off the note

@@ChiptuneDCI As a clarinet player, definitely not necessary. I can get up there on my regular 3.5+. Fast air and proper voicing are your friends.

7C

Bach 1E, not a 7C

JuanCoboss lmao

drew 2442 it’s called a berp or mouthpiece holder. It’s so you can do mouthpiece exercises without having to put the Horn to the side

It's a mouthpiece berp, a thing you put your mouthpiece into while holding the actual trumpet to better emulate the feel of playing while buzzing. You can also control the resistance it has

Global_ Iron haha who is this?

William😂😂

I Need Milk *double

@@ManzaiCH there's a lot of disputes as to where doubles and triples start. Maynard called the first octave above C two ledger lines above the staff "high" the other octave became the "doubles". However, Cat called the octave above the C of two ledger lines "doubles" and the octave above that "triples." It's a pedagogy discrepancy. It's kinda like enharmonics without the theory.

I call notes based on what note it is for a trumpet. As in, we have a low G, and a middle G/tuning G, so the next G would be a high G. Then a double G and so on. So this way would make the changes start at F#s So to me, that's a double E

It's an E7. You an call a double E if you think a middle C is a C4 and not a piano middle C3.

Carlos Hernandez e7 on trumpet ofc so in reality d7 on piano

The Munching Birch Tree Of The Southern Ports double e*

*the highest

That's not a double e lol. A double E is only two notes above a high c.

You're right, what do I know?

jack sagri It was definitely a double e

Nolt Bach 1E