i'm a vizzutti's fun but i have to say that the sergei's works on trumpet (in particular on flugel) will be remembered in the story of music. i think that music world has to say 'thank you' to Sergei Nakariakov..
Also, More often, however, the fourth valve is used in place of the first and third valve combination, which is somewhat sharp (which is compensated for on trumpets and cornets and some three-valve flugelhorns by a slide for the first or third valve).
@Jt5184 I'm not quite sure. Anyway, Dokshitser is one of Sergei's biggest influences. It is the musician who made Sergei fall in love with the trumpet.
@Jt5184 I'm not quite sure what you mean by "crossover CD". However, there's a new CD in preparation. If all goes as planned it is going to be recorded over the summer.
according to wiki: Some modern flugelhorns are built with a fourth valve, which takes them down in pitch a perfect fourth (similar to the fourth valve sometimes found on euphoniums, tubas, horns and piccolo trumpets, as well as the trigger on trombones). This adds a useful area of low range which, when coupled with the flugelhorn's dark sound, gives an interesting extension to the instrument's abilities.
@davidfromcali Thank you for your comment. Sergei announces the tour dates on his official facebook page. pages/Sergei-Nakariakov/250445499016 There's a master class nearly after every concert. BTW Sergei speaks excellent English and French.
@Jt5184 the man in the picture is Veniamin Margolin, who used to be the principal trumpet of the Leningrad Philharmonic (during the conductorship of Mravinsky).
Thank you, Great video!! I thought I had all of Sergei's CD's, i never heard him play this piece...can anyone tell me were this recording is from...Is from the infamous crossover CD that I have been patiently awaiting for several years now?
@kruzzik what difference does it make in the sound? and would you happen to know if the sheet music for the gliere horn concerto that he recorded is published and out for sale?
@kruzzik Is this man of any significance to Sergei? Then again he doesn't have to be, who's to say that the room this video was taken in has any relation to Sergei...Thanks for the response.
i'm a vizzutti's fun but i have to say that the sergei's works on trumpet (in particular on flugel) will be remembered in the story of music.
i think that music world has to say 'thank you' to Sergei Nakariakov..
Nice flugel playing - an instrument we really don't hear enough.
@Jt5184
This track is from the latest CD "The Trumpet Concertos" that has come out in Japan last year. It can be ordered on japanese amazon.
Also, More often, however, the fourth valve is used in place of the first and third valve combination, which is somewhat sharp (which is compensated for on trumpets and cornets and some three-valve flugelhorns by a slide for the first or third valve).
@Jt5184 I'm not quite sure. Anyway, Dokshitser is one of Sergei's biggest influences. It is the musician who made Sergei fall in love with the trumpet.
@Jt5184
I'm not quite sure what you mean by "crossover CD". However, there's a new CD in preparation. If all goes as planned it is going to be recorded over the summer.
according to wiki: Some modern flugelhorns are built with a fourth valve, which takes them down in pitch a perfect fourth (similar to the fourth valve sometimes found on euphoniums, tubas, horns and piccolo trumpets, as well as the trigger on trombones). This adds a useful area of low range which, when coupled with the flugelhorn's dark sound, gives an interesting extension to the instrument's abilities.
@Drworm89 It's a Bb Courtois trumpet... only with 4 valves.
@Jt5184
No "Ad Absurdum" is not on the 2009 CD. And as far as I know it won't be included in the 2010 one either.
@davidfromcali
Thank you for your comment. Sergei announces the tour dates on his official facebook page.
pages/Sergei-Nakariakov/250445499016
There's a master class nearly after every concert. BTW Sergei speaks excellent English and French.
@kruzzik
It is the CD that has Ad Absurdum on it, specially composed for Sergei...supposedly the first CD made after his contract expired with Teldec.
@Jt5184 the man in the picture is Veniamin Margolin, who used to be the principal trumpet of the Leningrad Philharmonic (during the conductorship of Mravinsky).
I'd love to try one of those enlarged flugelhorns... seems be be tough but looks great for a wonderfull fat sound
@davidfromcali Sergei speaks perfectly good English. He has a sense of humor and you would enjoy a Master Class.
Thank you, Great video!! I thought I had all of Sergei's CD's, i never heard him play this piece...can anyone tell me were this recording is from...Is from the infamous crossover CD that I have been patiently awaiting for several years now?
@zander392
Sergei uses the large bell flugel for french horn repertoire.
@energon100 Haydn cello concerto 2 mov. III allegro
Haydn cello concerto 2 mov. III allegro
How come he never plays his piccolo in any recordings?
the evolution IV and the flugelhorn with the huge bell are so sick! does sergei ever play the large bell flugel?
@Ci5D 4-valve enlarged ? Just kidding :) Enjoy your lovely instrument!
Any information on the 4-valve Trumpet shown at 2:37?
Thank you Kruzzik!!! You made my day! Do you know anything about that crossover CD?
@wallstore Haydn cello concerto 2 mov. III allegro
Can someone please explain how the 4th valve is used verses the 3 valve horns. I am curious what notes you would use it for.
@zander392 He is quite happy with it. Otherwise he wouldn't have been playing it for years :)
@kruzzik what difference does it make in the sound? and would you happen to know if the sheet music for the gliere horn concerto that he recorded is published and out for sale?
@Ci5D I bought My "Wind Cello" today. 156R
Is that Timofei Dokshitser in the framed picture in the beginning of the video?
Will you post more videos about Sergei? :)
Does Sergei use the the 156R with the enlarge bell now or the standard bell?
Kruzzik, was it you recording this footage?
how does he like that Evolution IV?
What's the model of the 4 valve trumpet at 2:41?
nuostabus muzikantas
@meha101 Well, maybe you should just order them from Courtois.
@tartinitrumpet Definitely.
@Ci5D Enlarged!
@kruzzik Is this man of any significance to Sergei? Then again he doesn't have to be, who's to say that the room this video was taken in has any relation to Sergei...Thanks for the response.
un génie de la trompette
i thought he played a 7C
you seem to know a lot about sergei... are you a personal friend of his or something?
Love the mute comment, nothing wrong with a bit of thrift :-D