That would be a brighter, more biting sound to easier cut through the ensemble. The first trumpet is a LOTUS Lead/Solo 140 model with a 4th valve, and the second horn is a LOTUS Principal C model, which has the same bell materials as our Lead model, but mounted on a C trumpet.
Looks like just a custom leadpipe. Probably so he can use it with a strap like a sax to reduce fatigue and make it more ergonomic for those moving parts. Smart move.
@@AliasgarVirdiwala You can hear the difference from Bb and C trumpet but not trumpet or cornet? :O Yea the first one was a Bb trumpet and the second was a C trumpet
Great piece and great playing. Despite the presence of a virtuoso tubist, adding a string bass or an electric bass would give warmth and depth to the bottom register, especially during the trumpet solo accompanied by only keyboard and percussion. Also, I play horn, and the horn sound would be more present with a plexiglass or wood reflecting shield placed behind the horn section. Stan Kenton's horn section used horns with bells facing forward, similar to marching band french horns. A few of those marching horns, made by Kanstul and others, are now for sale on ebay, and I am thinking of getting one for myself to try.
What a cool piece!! Love the arrangement. Adam Rapa killed it too, as per usual.
very beautiful and great Sound
Thanks for listening!
Did I just hear that?!
Adam Rapa, you are my hero.
Sorry he is mine :)
Am I the only one who thinks he's about to faint? at 5:54??? Amazing done!!!!!!!!!
Este Adams es una bestia 😮❤
Adam Rapa il Top👏👏🥰😍
Amazing playing.
I can’t stop listening to this! Amazing!
This is just out of this world!! Amazing 🎺🎺😍
Amazing!!!
What a great experience ! Wish I had been in the audience ! Tremendous !
Súper bueno.
Sublime! Maravilhoso! Angelical!
I really love this piece!!! Is there any way I can get the arrangement/score for the piece?
6:25
Show perfect !!!!!!!!!!
6:01😦
Wow🤯
👍💓👍💓👍💓👍. From Minsk, Belarus.
Great performance! I wish to know what was he looking for in switching to another trumpet in mid performance?????🤔🎺
Either a specific sound, an instrument better built for the part, or both
I think he switched to an Eb trumpet
That would be a brighter, more biting sound to easier cut through the ensemble. The first trumpet is a LOTUS Lead/Solo 140 model with a 4th valve, and the second horn is a LOTUS Principal C model, which has the same bell materials as our Lead model, but mounted on a C trumpet.
Holy shmoly !
Damn
What's that Bari sax shaped tuba?
Looks like just a custom leadpipe. Probably so he can use it with a strap like a sax to reduce fatigue and make it more ergonomic for those moving parts. Smart move.
Was it a Trumpet or a Cornet and in which key?
@@towo0w0 : Not apparently but by sound it must be C Trumpet
@@AliasgarVirdiwala You can hear the difference from Bb and C trumpet but not trumpet or cornet? :O
Yea the first one was a Bb trumpet and the second was a C trumpet
@@magiking96 Thanks for your generous reply. You also play trumpet?
@@AliasgarVirdiwala haha dont worry :) Yeah i work as a professional trumpeter. Do you also play the trumpet?
@@magiking96 Yes I'm also trumpet player
Demais!
Great piece and great playing. Despite the presence of a virtuoso tubist, adding a string bass or an electric bass would give warmth and depth to the bottom register, especially during the trumpet solo accompanied by only keyboard and percussion. Also, I play horn, and the horn sound would be more present with a plexiglass or wood reflecting shield placed behind the horn section. Stan Kenton's horn section used horns with bells facing forward, similar to marching band french horns. A few of those marching horns, made by Kanstul and others, are now for sale on ebay, and I am thinking of getting one for myself to try.
dam. that was it
Tuba+Sax=Tubax?
Apple music！！！！！
Why do they need a drummer?...