Every Other UA-cam Channel , IDK, but he might be circulated Breathing(I think that is what it is called) but I also seen him jerking backwards every once in a while, so idk
With circulated breathing it works best with trills cause with the trills knocks out the noise when circular breathing. But simce there really is no trills, then he either did it and we didnt hear it or he can hold his breath for a long time.
@@wayynnee , yeah and he's breathing through his nose. You can tell when he breathes by when his throat flexes and momentarily when his embouchure moves
Josue Palomares yea i’ve heard horns are really hard. they have a beautiful sound though especially when they play loud. but yea i was thinking either trumpet or trombone
Kyle, great playing as always :) My favorite part of this (other than the obvious great technical playing), is how your attention to dynamics makes it so musical. Really, nice! Thanks for posting these :)
It will take almost 4 years to be able to learn the technique and play something like this if you work hard and play daily. Trust me that is not a lot of time. When you begin playing music is the most fun time. You should enjoy it.
I wish that something as useful as these vids had been around 40 years ago when I was playing. I was fortunate enough to be in a first class program and to have the benefit of really great teachers, but there were a lot of kids with talent and desire who did not, and who would have benefitted mightily from something like this. Bravo!
thank you so much 😩 this is my second year auditioning for lions band and I am so thankful to have a HELPFUL reference video! No way I will sound as good as this guy though
I was in Kentucky's all state band. I never had to do any of this elite shit to get into that. As a matter of fact, if I did have to do that, I wouldn't have stood a chance.
TMEA (this is like tmea's little brother, loved, but not *as* respected) is a really big deal here in Texas and I'm learning university level repertoire just to make it region level. Our directors really push us to the max in order for us to have the Slightest chance of making all-state.
I PLAY THE TRUMPET IN MY CHURCH AND I DO ARANGEMENTS FOR KEYBOARDS AND I PLAY THE PIANO BUT THE TRUMPET IT IS A COMPLEX INSTRUMENT BUT I LOVE IT.. AND THE GUITAR IS A PLUS FOR ME... I RECOMEND TO USE THE ARBAN METHOD FOR TRUMPET
Not gonna lie, the bad example he shows sounds exactly like someone in my band. It’s kind of bad because he wants to be a music performance major too. 🥶🥶
Aaron Orloff We try. He just doesn’t get any better. We’ve been trying for 5 years. Genuinely 5 years that he hasn’t gotten better and still sounds awful.
You really have something against the Met don’t you? I saw you say the same thing on the other video even though nothing was wrong with the way he played.
John is a fantastic player and colleague- he chose to use a different articulation pattern and tempo than I did. If either of us had realized we had the same etude, we’d probably have talked about a strategy here, but I think we just both had a lot going on around these recording dates and I know for my part, I learned what he was doing for the first time when I saw it on UA-cam! I decided to use a double tongue pattern to achieve the 6/8 feel I wanted, because otherwise you end up with a duple feel. The tradeoff there for me was tempo- I wasn’t willing to spend the hours I might have needed to do that at top tempo. John’s approach utilizes a triple tongue technique, which can work better if you want to achieve the top tempo, but at the expense of the feeling of 6/8. You feel like you’ve got 4 beats to the bar instead of of 6, or two sets of 3. While it might have been good if John and I had got on the same page here, I think it’s cool that you have two takes to choose from. John sounds great, and I think there’s a lot to learn from his approach. I think both of our vids show how you can go after this etude. I saw Johns and thought, “ok I should have done top tempo, now I look like a dumb”
@@kylesherman2793 thanks for this comment! Y'alls videos are very helpful for students auditioning for all state. I mean my comments to be interpreted as harmless fun. Obviously you and John both sound amazing. That being said, I think your approach is better for speed and evenness in tempo and sound.
Question for pros. I've always been taught to keep my bell straight and out to the audience. His bell angle clearly doesn't keep him from playing greatly. Just curious on how much horn angle matters.
You can get fine airflow with the bell pointed low and it also helps you play more relaxed. Certainly putting the bell up will make you louder to the audience.
Mariachi Entertainment System what do you mean by “swinging” the figures? If you mean the slight unevenness whenever he leans on the accents, I think it helps them speak clearly and sets them apart from the rest of the technique; it also makes for a more interesting musical statement than just playing it metronomically, like an arban study. And the reason he suggests double tonguing is because that’s how you differentiate between the regular 6/8 phrase and the hemiola, where it turns into 4 groups of triplets.
He probably learned it that way. I know many trumpet players who play with a low angle. I'm not one of them, since playing low is uncomfortable for me.
People in the comments fr acting like this is hard and he's tounging to fast. Anyone who has been practicing double tounging for like a month can do this etude. Only thing hard about it is being able to go through the etude without being tired and DYNAMICS (oh how I hate you)
This music seems easy to an all state French horn player. We move our hands much more, and our mouthpieces are smaller, making it harder for us to have good range, so of course they put 4 octaves in a piece for us. Its also harder to stay in tune. One more thing, we don't get the luxury of a tutorial made simple as this. We do however have the luxury of a good iq. This is something I could find out how to play myself. Without sheet music. Just the audio..
My man playing the trumpet like a clarinet
My least favorite types of music. The kind that’s deceptively easy to sight read but will make you look bad because you mess up on dynamics.
unigamehead or articulations
but it sounds good so its ok
Dude reminded me that I suck at trumpet 😔
Ngl inspire me to practice doe 😳🥴
Yah same I'm really bad (´Д` )
LMAO same bro
Haha same and i play a different instruments 😂
HAHA! Me too mate.
Shoooooooot imma just stick to my B flat scale......forever
a trumpet player that can play piano? he’s too strong to be kept alive
Hello wahah
No idea why I'm still alive XD
Many trumpet players can
@@peterd1623 True
I can play the piano and I play trumpet
UA-cam I LIVE IN CA STOP RECOMMENDING ME OTHER STATES ALL STATE AUDITIONS lol
Good practice! Why not :)
Relatable
i dont live in america, but youtube still recommends me those videos
same bro i don’t even play trumpet
yooo i knowwww i live in NY ahahaha
When tf did he breath
Every Other UA-cam Channel circular breathing
Every Other UA-cam Channel , IDK, but he might be circulated Breathing(I think that is what it is called) but I also seen him jerking backwards every once in a while, so idk
With circulated breathing it works best with trills cause with the trills knocks out the noise when circular breathing. But simce there really is no trills, then he either did it and we didnt hear it or he can hold his breath for a long time.
@@wayynnee , yeah and he's breathing through his nose. You can tell when he breathes by when his throat flexes and momentarily when his embouchure moves
he doesn’t
I've got this for tuba
And its pain
It honestly sounds like fun
@@salomone5765 it is really
音の細さと音程の上下の激しさとタンギングの速さとで頭が追いつかない()
I feel like he is being threatened to say this
Same bro
This is why I play woodwind instruments
woodwinds get much faster music..
Natearl13 true i want to learn a brass instrument they are cool
@@XtraBrad play trumpet, as a horn player i dont recommend the horn it because it pretty hard and i regret choosing it
Josue Palomares yea i’ve heard horns are really hard. they have a beautiful sound though especially when they play loud. but yea i was thinking either trumpet or trombone
@@Natearl13 Woodwind get Melody often as well
I love that little skit at the end
This is the quality content I’ve been looking for
すごすぎる
gracefully and tastefully gets me for some reason 😂
Kyle, great playing as always :) My favorite part of this (other than the obvious great technical playing), is how your attention to dynamics makes it so musical. Really, nice! Thanks for posting these :)
I can’t imagine how much practice for tonguing is needed for this etude. I’m only a beginner at trumpet.
It will take almost 4 years to be able to learn the technique and play something like this if you work hard and play daily. Trust me that is not a lot of time. When you begin playing music is the most fun time. You should enjoy it.
You have a lot to learn young one
At least 4 years will be needed and thats if you practice everyday
My tongue hurts from listening to this
I have been practicing for a band high school and this motivates me
Thanks for reminding me I suck at playing the trumpet
I guess this is the sort of thing that you need to practice 40 hours a day.
He’s staring into my soul 🙁
This is so inspiring for a starting composer
Not gonna lie they had us in the first half.
this piece took my will to live and ran away with it
Me too, lydia, me too...
I wish that something as useful as these vids had been around 40 years ago when I was playing. I was fortunate enough to be in a first class program and to have the benefit of really great teachers, but there were a lot of kids with talent and desire who did not, and who would have benefitted mightily from something like this. Bravo!
thank you so much 😩 this is my second year auditioning for lions band and I am so thankful to have a HELPFUL reference video! No way I will sound as good as this guy though
I'm taking brass methods right now idk why I'm even watching this when I can hardly make a sound. I'm a percussionist btw
Play gracefully and tastefully.
すごい、音色が美しい
こんな風に吹けるようになりたい
これブレスってどうしてるんだろう
循環呼吸だと思われます…。
（吹きながら鼻で息を吸うやつです）((語彙力なし))
. marine__ 成る程、循環呼吸だったら行けますね…。
循環呼吸私ができないので、全く思いつきませんでした笑笑
練習するか、。
This is the trombone audition in Florida
Luke Crawford and in Texas for atssb
This is one of the trombone all state pieces. The trombone one is just faster.
Here we go
I was in Kentucky's all state band. I never had to do any of this elite shit to get into that. As a matter of fact, if I did have to do that, I wouldn't have stood a chance.
TMEA (this is like tmea's little brother, loved, but not *as* respected) is a really big deal here in Texas and I'm learning university level repertoire just to make it region level. Our directors really push us to the max in order for us to have the Slightest chance of making all-state.
Why is his horn angle so low
Probably learned that way
Underbite
Why would it need to be higher?
I mean it's not marching band.
Relaxed
"But ive played mellophone" i march mellophone bro wym 😬😂😂
DAMN imagine the overbite caused by playing like that
"Gracefully and gracefully."
gRAceFullY and TaSteFullY
Have an audition on this piece tomorrow and i am a freshman trumpet...
So nervous as i cant sleep right now
Well update i have officialy been put in the lowest band(symphonic) in the last chair amongst all symphonic trumpets
00f King aw rip
Glad I saw the French horn guy in this vid
Baritone players crying this year
Bro why is that skit kind of how my band director really does things?
日本人いる？
居ますよ～|ωﾟ)ﾉｼ
多分
ここにいます()
No
いない
I love this
This was pretty funny!
me as a 7th grade first chair watching this: damn can my private teacher do this?
Thank you sm this will help me with this years atssb and hopefully make a higher score
Tbis was the phantom 19 piece . Looks way harder than it is
Easier than playing it on trombone
James Orr i would quit trombone immediately
I PLAY THE TRUMPET IN MY CHURCH AND I DO ARANGEMENTS FOR KEYBOARDS AND I PLAY THE PIANO BUT THE TRUMPET IT IS A COMPLEX INSTRUMENT BUT I LOVE IT.. AND THE GUITAR IS A PLUS FOR ME... I RECOMEND TO USE THE ARBAN METHOD FOR TRUMPET
Dude has some massive lungs, he only breathed when there were rests!
bandgeek89 probably circular breathing
@@aidanpark7705 that's a likely situation, but if not then it's very impressive
bandgeek89 yep
Key signature vs trumpet player
2025 MS Lions Band yet??? I might be here too early
タンギングえぐっ
Not gonna lie, the bad example he shows sounds exactly like someone in my band. It’s kind of bad because he wants to be a music performance major too. 🥶🥶
Batty Bear help him get better.
Aaron Orloff We try. He just doesn’t get any better. We’ve been trying for 5 years. Genuinely 5 years that he hasn’t gotten better and still sounds awful.
i’m no trumpet player but sent you sposed to kick out on 2 and 3
Omggg this was the same one they used when I was a freshmen! 😂 I guess they have cycled through back around again
Can we get the pdf for this clips?
I want to see a clarinetist play this
2023
Super !
I will breath like in between every 16 note when I’m playing cause I play trumpet but playing trumpet is not hard
What trumpet is he using???
Why is UA-cam recommended haunting me?? Do not make me relive high school ATSSB!! WHO TOLD YOU?!?
You sound great and your articulation is so even. You should teach that one trombone guy on your channel how to double tongue.
You really have something against the Met don’t you? I saw you say the same thing on the other video even though nothing was wrong with the way he played.
John is a fantastic player and colleague- he chose to use a different articulation pattern and tempo than I did. If either of us had realized we had the same etude, we’d probably have talked about a strategy here, but I think we just both had a lot going on around these recording dates and I know for my part, I learned what he was doing for the first time when I saw it on UA-cam!
I decided to use a double tongue pattern to achieve the 6/8 feel I wanted, because otherwise you end up with a duple feel. The tradeoff there for me was tempo- I wasn’t willing to spend the hours I might have needed to do that at top tempo. John’s approach utilizes a triple tongue technique, which can work better if you want to achieve the top tempo, but at the expense of the feeling of 6/8. You feel like you’ve got 4 beats to the bar instead of of 6, or two sets of 3.
While it might have been good if John and I had got on the same page here, I think it’s cool that you have two takes to choose from. John sounds great, and I think there’s a lot to learn from his approach. I think both of our vids show how you can go after this etude. I saw Johns and thought, “ok I should have done top tempo, now I look like a dumb”
@@kylesherman2793 thanks for this comment! Y'alls videos are very helpful for students auditioning for all state. I mean my comments to be interpreted as harmless fun. Obviously you and John both sound amazing. That being said, I think your approach is better for speed and evenness in tempo and sound.
So this Etude was for high schoolers?
Idk how hard this is on trumpet but god I could never play this on tenor
Jim Halpert tenor sax?
As both a saxophonist and trumpeter, this is harder on trumpet
This is the same as the trombone music
Gabe Vargas I looked at it and was like thank god I’m doing the tmea music
why is my guy not holding up his trumpet like we're told to-
my guy stop being a clarinet, rise.
Question for pros. I've always been taught to keep my bell straight and out to the audience. His bell angle clearly doesn't keep him from playing greatly. Just curious on how much horn angle matters.
It depends on the anatomy of the person.
His mic is below the stand
@@mistermessy735 well still. The reason I've been taught to hold my bell up is because it's supposedly the best way to get good air flow.
You can get fine airflow with the bell pointed low and it also helps you play more relaxed. Certainly putting the bell up will make you louder to the audience.
Nah wth I'm actually so cooked😟
What's the tempo
I'm so fucking glad I graduated high school before this shit lmao
So when does he actually breathe?? 🙃
How are you able to tongue that fast?
You can be smooth and graceful while triple tonguing. Also it would help if this guy played with even timing instead swinging the figures so much.
Mariachi Entertainment System what do you mean by “swinging” the figures? If you mean the slight unevenness whenever he leans on the accents, I think it helps them speak clearly and sets them apart from the rest of the technique; it also makes for a more interesting musical statement than just playing it metronomically, like an arban study. And the reason he suggests double tonguing is because that’s how you differentiate between the regular 6/8 phrase and the hemiola, where it turns into 4 groups of triplets.
На первой шестнадцать застреваешь!!!
what book has this etude?
What book is this from?
sunted Selected Studies for Trumpet 🎺👍
TheDerpySquidTV thanks!
I’m not a trumpet player, only a French horn player but is your horn angle supposed to be that low
He probably learned it that way. I know many trumpet players who play with a low angle. I'm not one of them, since playing low is uncomfortable for me.
What the hell happened at the end...
Peter D skit
Where can I get this method?
i thought it said all star at first:)
I know its not marching band but the horn angle was like this: /
1:14
Bach strad?
Neat
That horn angle tho...
Horn angle isn’t that important unless it’s in marching band and as long as he isn’t being muffled by the stand
People in the comments fr acting like this is hard and he's tounging to fast. Anyone who has been practicing double tounging for like a month can do this etude. Only thing hard about it is being able to go through the etude without being tired and DYNAMICS (oh how I hate you)
I dislike this etude very much. I keep wanting to play 5 notes instead of the 4 it says to play after the slur. Hard to tongue too.
wait i play clarinet...
Good playing but why u playing for the floor?
This music seems easy to an all state French horn player. We move our hands much more, and our mouthpieces are smaller, making it harder for us to have good range, so of course they put 4 octaves in a piece for us. Its also harder to stay in tune. One more thing, we don't get the luxury of a tutorial made simple as this. We do however have the luxury of a good iq. This is something I could find out how to play myself. Without sheet music. Just the audio..
これってなんの練習？
Tf where’s the horn angle
Did he just say 6a not all of us are in 6a u know
6/8
How tf does one breathe
Такое только с похмелья в голову написать придет...
his lips are bigger than kim k- and they’re natural
i-