【But Not For Me】 Roy Hargrove Trumpet solo (Transcription) inB♭

[@ricksnow007]

Every line is a masterclass on improvisation, language and expression

[@luke125]

Excellent transcription.

[@twujstary856]

Impressive, very nice

[@adrianolima3965]

Imagine how smoky the recording room was...

[@DaParch37]

BEAST MODE!!!

[@johnmc3862]

No extra lives lol.

[@intooctavarium]

Man those rhythm sections sound solid

[@sbaiar]

Hargrove was a monster!!

[@jefferyneu3915]

That’s just smokin’!

[@darkhumann]

I want a PDF. ❤

[@5428abc]

😍

[@chriswilliams2232]

Very, very tasty

[@Ma-ks3nk]

1:20

[@trumpetman70]

Check spelling of Roy’s name!

[@emilianodelsolar7469]

Bop mode

[@jampoles]

1:50 why 3rd valve when 1+2 has the same total tubing length and it's easier to move than your ring finger alone

[@clawboss2028]

Alternate fingerings are a cool effect in jazz.
When you play the same note over and over switching between alternate fingerings and normal, it sounds like a cool and unique articulation

[@clawboss2028]

Also it’s much easier to spam just 3rd valve than 1 and 2

[@jampoles]

@@clawboss2028 Put your right hand down and move your index and middle finger together as fast as you can and than do the same with your ring finger alone and I don't know if it's just me or maybe because I'm used to playing E and A with two fingers even though I know you could easily do it the other way too

[@clawboss2028]

@@jampoles yeah either way works well, I just see people use third more

[@JohnsonSmithson]

Notes with easy alternate fingerings are used for tremolo. Like the Bb above the staff. You can use 1 and 123 but you can use use 1 and 0, which is easier

[@jlevinsoul]

WOWWWWWWWW . What is this from?

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