Instrument: Trumpet
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- In this film, Alistair Mackie introduces his instrument - the trumpet.
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His love for the instrument is infectious
I didn't know Trumpet took so much skill, he explained it perfectly. Thanks for the vid.
Thank you, we're glad you found it useful!
@@philharmonia_orchestra Fantastic series, genuinely fascinating. Great idea!
I've been playing trumpet for five years and this has just increased my love for it exponentially
Shaun G I'm trying to start playing it now, I love music n want to learn trumpet
@@WYATTFC99 So after one year, how good are you?
I'm still learning.. I can play C D E F G back n fourth right now and I'm also learning to read music
FULTON C99 Do play worse after drinking coffee or am I the only one?
Na.. I can play bad any time of day LOL
I feel like the Scottish accent adds a lot to this. Alastair should narrate every video from now on.
This man is ridiculously accomplished.
And this video is ridiculous.
and this is ridiculously dumb
And this is ridiculously dumb
+Wang Grace D. lol
It has definetly increased my interest in trumpet, sr. Mackie transmits alot his passion for the instrument. Thanks.
AlexKFseidan, Thanks for watching! Check out our site www.philharmonia.co.uk if you want find more interesting information on the Orchestra and its instruments.
I've been playing trumpet for 7 years. Its pretty much the best instrument I have been played.
Edit. I’m now in my 11th year playing trumpet. I’m now experiencing with all different trumpets. Picked up the C Trumpet a while back and hoping to learn all of them soon.
Former trumpet player here. This instrument was very triumphant at its times. Nothing quite like it. The thing always generated a large ego influence sphere and always gained everyone's respect. If you want an instrument , this is the one.
3:34 "How to play a chromatic scale":
First, press the 1st and 3rd valves.
Then play the rest of the scale.
I had no idea I could be so passionate about an instrument. Never mind that, a brass instrument! :P Mr. Mackie's excitement with the trumpet is obvious.
I feel this was the best explained of all the instruments. Well done. I learned so much. I'm transitioning from woodwind to brass, playing trumpet for a month now. It's such an amazing instrument.
DiAbOliCaL41 Thank you! The trumpet has a brilliant sound, hope your playing continues well.
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And meanwhile the Clarinettist Begins his Video with "Uhm, So, the Clarinet is basicly just wooden tube with holes…" 😅
It might be the cabernet I've been drinking, but I can't stop laughing at this post, because it is so true!
Wood vs Metal
I've played brass for a long time and knew most of what was said here but I never get tired of videos like this, I love when talented people talk about their craft and share knowledge. Nicely done.
Thank you so much for spending time on the channel. We're always thrilled to hear feedback like yours.
Trumpeters: doing beatboxing before it was cool.
Honestly 😂
Wow
It still isn't cool, when trumpeters do it ... ;P
Kieren Moore
wot m8
A dingo ate my joke. Never mind.
Fantastic video!! I've been playing trumpet for 13 years and even I learnt something new. I love your series and I think it does a great job in inspiring people into music. :)
+Sam Hutchinson Thanks for watching and for your nice feedback!
I am amazed at the professionalism of these presenters. And the information is always top notch. Makes me appreciate a lot more what goes through the orchestra, which is already extraordinary in itself.
Thank you for your wonderful feedback!
These videos are hugely helpful. As a music major early in his journey aspiring to write and teach, these videos are really helping me to better understand the instruments of an orchestra that I never knew very well before.
The only thing better than these videos would be to personally know people who play all the instruments of an orchestra.
Derric Perez Thank you, we're glad that these videos are helping you! If you want to learn more about the members of the orchestra and what goes on behind the scenes, you'll enjoy our new podcast series, 'Backstage Pass': www.philharmonia.co.uk/explore/audio
“But steels heavier than feathers”
Whà's hêvia, a kíľågråm o' stîel, or a kíľågråm o' fàéthůż?
@@Pintai6 I thought you were speaking Swedish for a moment
Thanks to Alistair Mackie for giving such a condensed but complete summary of the trumpet. I am a player in my 70s so I know just how good this clip is.
i've realized that i just love the metal clacking of those buttons
I just love hearing him talk.
I'm here 10 years late, and I thank you for keeping this up! I have never been as fascinated by trumpet in my life! Thank you Mr.Mackie and the Philharmonia Orchestra
NEW INSTRUMENT FILMS: Hi everyone! We’re about to embark on making some new instrument films and we want to hear from you! What instruments do you want to see covered? Reply within the next week! Thanks for watching!
Excellent videos. You've done a fantastic job on them,
TheSovietTroopa Thank you!
I love how the Philharmonia Orchestra is so close to the public. You inspire many people in to the wonderful world of classical music. Mr. Makie transmits so much passion. Thanks!! ❤️❤️(I will always come back to your videos and app)
You're very welcome, and thanks for watching!
i just started playing trumpet, and i found this very useful. Also, it was a great video and thank you!
Great! Thank you for your comments, we're glad you found it helpful - enjoy playing!
hi sir I am in a orchestra you say you just started playing the trumpet I can give you some lessons my name is fredrick I played the trumpet for a decade. thanks
fredrick, best
I used to play the trumpet when I was in 6th grade, before I switched to the baritone horn in 7th grade, and played the baritone horn in tandem with the tuba when I was in 8th grade. Thenn I started playing the tuba full time in high school, although when I was in 11th grade, I had 2 band classes, and I played the tuba in the first band class, Symphonic Band, and then played the euphonium in the second band class, Wind Ensamble.
Trumpet Player: I am the reed.
Brilliant video, this!
Hi everyone! Don't miss Alistair Mackie, our Principal Trumpet, in a new video release: In conversation with the great trumpet player, Håkan Hardenberger: ua-cam.com/video/FO3ZJK_2Ad8/v-deo.html
+Philharmonia Orchestra (London, UK) Do you know Jeffery Silbershlaug?
Brandenberg 2 on a Bb tumpet,that was AMAZING! Great Vid.
At his was really, really interesting, I had no idea the trumpet was so complex! Thank you!
Thank you very much - great to hear you enjoyed it!
I am a musician but I've only ever played a single note on the trumpet and this guy just taught me enough to teach myself how to play. Wonderful explanation.
Great teacher, Doesnt condescend just honest and informative.
This is the best explanation of how a trumpet works, not just to play it.
I'm studying composition and these videos really help with the idiomatic application of these instruments. surprised it's so recent actually. cheers!
Thats a really clear and interesting explanation of playing the trumpet
As a classical pianist, classical trumpeter, and jazz trumpeter, I find that pianists, cellists, and violinists tend to get all the glory as the main solo instruments, there's not nearly as many trumpet concertos as there are cello, violin, or piano. Its a shame, the trumpet truly is a great solo instrument and should get more spotlight.
I played trombone for 5 years, and ive got a lot of respect for brass musicians.
I'm in band and play the trumpet! So excited!🎺
Going to learn how to play the trumpet in the new year so found this and the rest of the series fascinating. At the moment I can't read any music or at any instrument but have fallen in love with the trumpet, tuba and horn from watching these videos so hope to gradually learn them all
What a great breakdown! Very detailed. A very noble and beautiful sound indeed.
So helpful. Thankyou. And, with all due respect, wonderful accent.
It's great that you found it informative!
This one is the most beautiful explanation about instrument. Why the other don’t do like him. He takes about the difficulty and challenges of the instrument and the possibility of the instrument
This is an excellent video. Thanks to Alistair for his easy to understand demonstration.
I don't play an instrument, but I found this video very interesting as an insight into what's going on when someone plays a a brass instrument. Thanks.
Great to hear it! Thanks for tuning in.
I was a trumpet player in High School. (Marching band and concert band.) 'Chapstick' was my best friend.
Amazing how this instrument takes something that essentially sounds like a wet fart and makes it sound beautiful.
WHAT OH HECK NOOOOOO
TreePunchGaming what
DinosaurFilms From shart to art.
Some "modern"/other professional trumpet players do not like to teach starters to buzz their lips. For example, if I'm not mistaken, Allen Vizzutti.
DinosaurFilms brass section in a nutshell
Thanks to the trumpet for taking to another level🎵♥️♥️♥️
Excellent--thank you for this video!
+Scott Lum You're very welcome!
We don't always use circular breathing, but when we do, it's really effective.
Jokes aside, I've always been fascinated by brass intruments, and the Philharmonia Orchestra's Instrument introductions are a big help.
I think it would be great to have a video dedicated to the piccolo trumpet. Maybe even the bass trumpet too! I would like to learn more about both of those instruments.
As a composer, I am constantly absorbing information on different instruments so that when the time comes I will be able to compose for them effectively. These videos work wonders, and have provided me with a lot of valuable information.
Trumpet master race, reporting in.
a fascinating presentation!
Every video I see from you explaining an instrument, I want to study that instrument.
This video made me nostalgic about playing trumpet. More and more often I think about starting practicing again, it's just so awesome. Thanks for a great vid, incredibly informative and well explained!
I had no idea there was so much to the trumpet.
theres a lot to almost every instrument when you get to explore it in depth :)
no there isn't metalsabatico. not even close. trumpet has way more to it than the cowbell for example. that's just to make a point.
thats why I said almost every instrument
Fantastic, insightful, immensely helpful and entertaining videos.
JJay Berthume Thank you!
Absolutely first hand knowledge shared so very interesting to hear these detailed descriptions. Merry Christmas
Very nice. I really enjoy these videos you guys upload.
Thank you. We're pleased you like them.
Philharmonia Orchestra (London, UK) they're very helpful, i'm taking a music appreciation class and this is a lifesaving supplement. Cheers!.
All of these videos are great. Thank.you guys for making them.
Getting back to playing trumpet after not playing for years makes you see how much muscle strength is needed in the embouchure to sustain high notes and having enough endurance to last long enough.
I love how he's more and more out of breath as the video gets further in.
Shut up do u even play trumpet? it takes alot of air u know!
lol so hostile. don't worry I wasn't making fun of trumpet players
OÄKTA DOPBOK he never said the video was done in one take, so why are you asking? Also what's confusing about what he said dumbass?
Why do you think it was done in one take?
you have to channel your inner jet engine to play trumpet well. Lots of air.
This man is amazing.
Excellent Alistair - I listened all the way to the end. Seago
Okay, I did not know this until now but obviously I need a trumpet in my life immediately. Oh Lord have mercy with my neighbours because I will not...
Yamaha makes a very good electronic practice mute.
I was first chair trumpet for 4 years in school. Haven't played in about 8 years now. Really should look into one, I miss it.
I am in the band at my school and I play the flute. Because of this video I am going to find a way that I could play both the flute and the trumpet because those were the two I was deciding between when I was choosing but I chose flute. Thanks for the video!!
+Makena Mecham Thank you for watching, and good luck with both instruments!
Based on the fact you said deciding between I am assuming you have only played for a year or two, and I think it would be best to pick one to focus on more intently if you ever become slightly serious. I play trombone in my high schools top jazz band, and I practice about an hour a night, and I still always try being way better and think I have a VERY long way to go to become really good, which I honestly do.So I suggest, for at least a few years, just focus on one instrument and get pretty good on that instead of being mediocre on two instruments (unless you invest A LOT of time). But if you are interested in playing jazz, trumpet is a great choice, I trying to learn trumpet right now actually. So I suggest you pick one and stick with it for awhile before stemming off (unless you plan on spending a lot of time practicing, which is what I did to learn trombone(seven years) and drums (4 years), but it's your call, practice hard!
Thanks for the advice
I've been playing the trumpet for just over 3 years
8:23 "One of the problems with breathing, is that you run out of breath."
Wonderfully presented 👌👌
I compose my brass and percussion works with Trumpets in C. Most composers prefer Trumpets in B-flat. If I want a B-flat brass instrument I will choose a cornet, which sounds a major second lower than written.
i like the expression: color of a sound. :)
Nice video. Very informative.
Thanks for sharing this great video. Fascinating insights!
I love this video and the trumpet sound
Mind blown at 9:00 - circular breathing!
very good introduction with clarity.
Stella: I LOVE the trumpet. In biggening band, I used to play trombone but i can't play low notes, so I switched to trumpet. Best choice of my life.
Amo los vídeos de la orquesta. Acá aprendí a adorar la Viola, el Corno francés y ahora la trompeta! Me ma-man!! Son tan ilustrativos!!!
Beautiful sounds.
I love everything about this video
Thank you for watching and for the positive feedback.
"This is a C trumpet"
Me, a C instrument player: *starts applauding*
* laughs in E-flat *
Cries in b flat
I would LOVE a C trumpet.
Do c trumpets have different fingerings opposed to a Bb trumpet?
@@balin7889 yes it's like if a piano's keys were a whole step above. All different.
I watched this video and am now a professional trumpet player. thank you
That's wonderful! Best wishes for your career!
Wow, trumpet is amazing
what a nice gentleman. well done
Trumphet♥ is my favorite instrument among wind ones.
Beautifully Explained!
When he started to talk about how trumpet players have strong mouth muscles the first thing I thought of was, "Wow, that must come in handy. Any woman would be lucky." .......I am so sorry. Why am I like this?
masterfully explained.
So does brass consist mostly of lip work? I'm a sax and piano player and I cannot comprehend not having a key for every note...
Yes, it mainly consists of loosening and tightening your lips and using valves, slides, etc.
Haha.. I play sax and piano too, but i am gonna quit sax, and play trumpet After summer. Lmao
@@hansgeorg03 i play both...just start with the trumpet then go to the sax when practicing
What my brass instructor always tells me is that the pitch that you buzz and what your embouchure is like comes first. Valves exist for the purpose of changing the length of tubes to resonate with that buzz but if the initial buzz is not good, you’re not gonna have a good time.
I stopped playing the trumpet 20 years ago, this makes me want to play it again. I don't remember much, but I could make some sounds I reckon :P
My favorite damn instrument according to the hearings of all the music I’ve ever heard!
With me being a composer and studying instrumentation these videos are PRICELESS, and so incredibly helpful for my education. Thank you so much for making them and for sharing them to the public!
-Ashton Gleckman
-www.ashtongleckman.com
Ashton Dean Gleckman You're very welcome. Great news that they are useful to your composition process - something we hear from a lot of people. Thanks very much for watching!
Very helpful many thanks.
He seemed like he needed to burp the whole vid
*burrrrrp*
tats may be because the session must be shot after lunch and he may be suffering from GERD likely to see his age between 35 - 40,but still a grt vid.
what the f
true
It's called a scottish accent
he is simply amazing.
Thanks again. Desde Buenos Aires.
I play the trumpet and bass clarinet and they are amazing instruments I want to play the bassoon one day it is my dream instrument but they're so freaking expensive
Nice! I play the trumpet and my sister plays clarinet, but she wants to play bass clarinet
Bass clarinets are heccing expensive though! 😮
This was very well done👏
Nice im doing band and strings this year in school and now decided to do trumpet