Jazz Articulation (Part I) Trumpet Tips & Tricks with Charlie Porter
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
- Trumpeter, Charlie Porter, demonstrates how to achieve authentic jazz articulation through the use of swing feel, dynamics, slur/tongue combination and cross accents. Part I
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Awesome, buddy! I already "knew" this stuff but never knew exactly how to put it in practice. You're an excellent teacher.
Amazing! You are a great classical and jazz trumpeter I've ever found in youtube!
I love the way u made it so simple for me at list I learn much in .....now
Great tone and teaching techniques Brother!!!!😎🎺💯
Thank you! It's simple, precise, and enlightening.
thank you very much your explanations are fantastic ... I learned a lot from your tips!
Concise and useful, thanks a lot man
Great tips that are accessible to most players. Thank you!
This is the gateway I've been seeking, Thanks!
If you had been alive back then, I sure would have benefitted by having you as my trumpet teacher!😍
GREAT LESSON I`ve learned more in 8 mins than i would have believed,thank you.
Charlie, I have just stumbled into this video and immediately subscribed. This one is what I've been looking for and it will help me immensely. !! Great!
Very cool. Thank you.
hey charlie keep doing what you are doing you give me hope and what is the best trumpet to but that is good and has a nice tone and because i want to be a pro in at the trumpet and what can you teach me about the tone and to give a more advance lesson that would help the pros
thanx so much, now im glad i picked the trumpet as my instrument :)
Love this video very helpful
Thank you for putting it up for everyone
THis was very helpful!! I'm just starting Jazz band, and I don't know how to play swing
Great tutorial! I never really take music class but I kinda understand this!
great stuff, thank you!
Thanks man :)
Thank you SO MUCH for these videos! I have a jazz band audition coming up and this is SO HELPFUL!
this is so cool!
Great tutorial.. clear, concise and really helpful ! Thank you.
May I ask what is the trumpet you play on this clip ? You have an amazingly beautiful tone !
dvoulio i
Thank you, this helps with me getting to some serious practice.
Hi Charlie,
thank you so much sharing your experience and unique skills on this beautiful instrument! This is a tremendous benifit for me!
Greetings from Germany
xxx
chinmayo
You're great!
Amazing
Thank you so much, nice tone by the way, very latin based
Very usefull, thanks for sharing
Great stuff!
You have exellennt video instructions, Thank you for taking the time to share you knowledge and experience. btw what brand and model is the trumpet you r playing ingideo?
Thanks for a great tutorial. Really well presented! :)
Just a thought: you mention that your teacher did something great for you, but you didn't big him up! You should credit him - we all give our teachers such grief at school, it's nice to send a shout out that'll make him proud :)
You have a BEAUTIFUL tone , how about a vid on getting a sweet tone?
I know I'm not the UA-cam you're asking...but I have recently switched from a Bach 3C to a Schilke 14A4A and in my opinion it is a great mouthpiece. Unfortunately I have to work more to have a better tone but this mouthpiece helps me play louder and higher notes clearer... (which is why I use it for marching band hahaha) hope you find something that works for you ^~^
Jason harrelson 5mm mouthpiece
Very helpful.
Superb Lesson But I Have 2 Questions ... When You Say Weighted Evenly , do you mean same volume level, and When You Sing "Doo-Day-Doo ..." are the durations the same for Doo and Day (Sounds Like Doo" Is Longer Than "Day" ... 12 / 8
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A very good teaching ... I understand .... but if you can also teach what C major , e durian and what others...i better understand...
hehehhe......i didn't remember the spelling.....
Ray Gene Malunes c major
C D E F G A B C
E Dorian
E F# G A B C# D E
Thanks! No wonder I can't play jazz. :^D I know what to practise now. :^)
Nice work
What song are you playing at minute 1:50 and where can I find the notes? Thanks :D
Neapolitan song
what instruction video would you recommend for an 8th grader that plays Trumpet to watch to get even better? They do jazz band in class as well.
What size mouth peace is that I got to get another one cause I have a 5c and its getting hadder to play high notes
If you don't already have the high notes, changing mouthpieces won't help you.
What size mouthpiece do you play. It's a nice big sound
Charlie, Wich mouth piece are you using? Do you recommend me it?
What's the first song you played?
He's using a Monette Prana B2 S3. They're normally around $340 dollars so I don't recommend simply 'picking one up' :P
Excuse me, in jazz scales don't you have to add the 9? it sounds way better and goes along with the swing
Leo Echemendia yes, is usefull to do that, but is not a rule.
what type of mouthpiece do you have?
Yuli - Yuliana monette
It is very, very annoying and hard to me when it comes to the 2nd part height part. I just wind up cracking the sound or it sounds as if I am just rising up the scale like normal. :(
Uh, I might be wrong, but it could be a Jet Tone Mouth Piece
Swing feel is not an articulation. Instead, it refers to the rhythmic interpretation of eighth notes. Articulations are defined as follows: There are many types of articulation, with each having a different effect on how the note is played. Some articulation marks include the slur, phrase mark, staccato, staccatissimo, accent, sforzando, rinforzando, and legato. Each articulation is represented by a different symbol placed above or below the note (depending on its position on the staff
4:11 is the same as the first one, you're still enhancing the downbeat, little mistake there :)
I don’t think so
Lol no it’s different
ARRETE DE PARLER ET JOUE !!
Nice, thank you so much!