2004 King Silver Flair Dizzy Gillespie Special Edition model 2055DZU Bb Trumpet. A Night In Tunisia.
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- BRASS FROM THE PAST: 2004 King Silver Flair “Dizzy Gillespie” Special Edition (model 2055DZU) Bb Trumpet. This was made by Conn-Selmer. This is the only Trumpet Model officially licensed by the Dizzy Gillespie estate. There were a limited number made with upturned bells. Notice the custom engraving of dizzy Gillespie on the bell. Listen to sounds from the past. About 80 years ago more or less when this song was written by Dizzy Gillespie: “A Night In Tunisia”.
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Yes, definitely different than most trumpets. Thank you very much for watching.
@@brassfromthepast5149 Hi, sorry if I reply late, I'm a clarinet teacher, I'm 47 years old but since I was a child I've always loved the trumpet, everyone always told me that I couldn't play it because of a scar on my lip caused by an accident by bike. I made 3000 attempts alone but without success! Before Christmas I tried putting the mouthpiece on the side of my mouth and I made the first sound, I've already changed 3 teachers because all they did was turn the mouthpiece everywhere! Now for a month I've been taking lessons from a trumpeter friend of mine who is 74 years old, with a mouthpiece between his lips, etc., and I can get up to the G above the staff! But I have always been in love with Harry James and you Americans who have always been much ahead of us Italians!
That's a beautiful horn. And I've never heard you play any jazz, you sound great.
I’m so glad that you enjoyed watching the video. Thank you so much for your kind comments. Yes, I love playing jazz. If you look back in some of my older videos I am playing jazz on some of those. Thank you so much for watching.
@@brassfromthepast5149 sounds amazing, I’m considering buying a King 2055t as an upgrade from the king 601, could I also ask where you got the music for a night in Tunisia?
Two things....that horn sounds fantastic....AND...you sure make playing look easy! Beautiful!!
Thank you very much Bill for those very kind comments. I really do appreciate that. Thank you so much for watching.
@@brassfromthepast5149 you are most welcome!
That is a uniquely shaped trumpet. You definitely throw me for a loop here. It has a great sound. Thank you for sharing!😊
I’m really glad that you liked it. Thanks very much.
Wow! What an incredible jazz sound!
I sure appreciate that. This one really does play well. Thank you so much for watching.
Fine looking instrument, well played too!
Thank you so much, and thank you for watching.
Thanks for presenting us and playing us so well this instrument, my trumpet buddy!
Thanks so much for watching. I am so glad that you enjoyed it my friend.
I know you probably get asked this a lot, but where do you get all of these horns from? Unless you purchase all of them personally which I imagine would cost a fortune!
All of these horns are in my personal collection. I have been collecting and restoring horns for over 15 years. Most of these horns I find on eBay. Some I find on Facebook Trumpet groups and from private collectors. A lot of old guys like me go out and buy a fancy sports car. I decided to invest my money in rare and antique horns, which is my passion. Most of these old horns increase in value as they become older. So they are somewhat of a good investment. And I get to have fun playing them and restoring them. Thank you very much for watching and for your interest.
Klasse!
Thank you very much for watching.