Mendez????

Very nice tone

holy crap lois i can scream on the trumpet

Can’t tell anything about a band unless you hear them live. Technology has made it possible for mediocrity to be manipulated and made to sound great.

wowzers!

Que merda, que horror, quem quer ouvir agudo? Esse som espanta rato chega ser deprimente

I’m performing movement 1 next week, sounds so much better when you actually got a pianist lol

I notice a trend among internet trumpet players towards two things: facility and squeaking out higher and higher notes. As far as I know, the reason God made the trumpet was to lead large musical groups to victory, and to sound beautiful doing it, regardless of the style of music concerned. If you’re a trumpeter without a decent sound, or you can’t project, even if the trombones are too loud, you’ll probably stay on the internet. There’s only so much Wynton Marsalis, or Canadian Brass that people want to hear. I guess you could spend your life in the studios, or generally playing for microphones. If you develop a beautiful core to your sound, plus the power to go with it, you can also do that stuff, AND play without a microphone! It’s hard, though…0:23

Omg is that Nathan Bohr third trumpet bottom split

And then his head exploded! 😂

I AM WEAK, I was not expecting that amazingness all at once ahahah well done! A double D? insane

Peter G. With absurd range

U killed it

Didint know that Peter Griffin has incredible range on the trumpet

Hey lois this reminds me of the time I had great jazz chops

YA NO PUEDO HACER ESO 😢😢😢😢 TENGO PROBLEMAS CON MIS DIENTES 😢😢😢 QUE PENA NO PODER TOCAR EL METODO ARBAN

Peter Griffin guitar

Bro💀 Incredibile Range. I would do anything to play that high. You have my respect

Yessss sounds very good

👏 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤❤❤

What is on the end of your trumpet?

to the

This one made me cry. It is beyond magic this candenza!

Great!!!

Where can I find the music for this lick?

I like your sound

THE man

Eb trumpet too, thats HARD

One cannot go wrong with “Sing Sing Sing.” The lick that hooked me instantly into becoming a lead trumpet was from the Bob Newhart show theme called “Home to Emily.”

QYB. IT'S AN EXTREMELY BRIGHT TRUMPET WITH A SCREAMER MPC.

All these people in the comment section judging your inspiration LOL. That's such a joke in my opinion. If your inspiration is at this high a level, that's awesome no matter who it is 🔥

Wonderful!

I had the privilege to hear him at Catholic University in the late 70s. Fantastic!

Talented

Here’s my thought. It’s a world of entertainment probably as much as musical integrity at this point in civilization. Perhaps 50,years ago we should lambaste his not so perfect stylistic cadenza..lack of motivic use, no melodic relationship etc etc. But with the decline of classical music as a whole ( the attendance not the art or craft of it ) maybe we ought to embrace the pure virtuosity and brilliance of his performance and save the “I’ve been to music school and know a lot” critiques for those performances which really need critical thought. Just my 3 cents

I am still waiting for a definitive, intelligent explanation as to what aspects of this cadenza make it perfect for the Haydn Concerto. I feel that it could be more connected to the theme and figures within the movement and employ fewer flashy and romantic passages that seem anachronistic. It should maintain the spirit and style of the movement and be more integral to it so that we feel its brief interruption as a set up for the drive toward the final cadence and not a diversion. Those who disagree should state a clear case for their position. M. Andre would top the list of the world's greatest trumpet soloists in many respects, but there are different strengths in different performers. The overt romanticism, warmth of tone and expressive phrasing of Timofey Dockshutzer, for example, are unique and still largely missing today among trumpet soloists. Edward Tarr's informed interpretations of baroque and classical works for trumpet offer excellent insights into the character of that music. Brilliance of tone and range and perfection of articulation are thrilling, but they are not the only measures of a trumpet player/musician. M. Andre's impeccable playing is comparable to that of the great French flutist Jean-Pierre Rampal. No trumpet player can match his clarity and brilliance, but one can discuss musical interpretation by great performers without detracting from their phenomenal skills.

and love that Selmer....I used his Cadenza for the Hummel to bring the Symphony back in for my NPR recording

Эталонное звучание! Марис Андре👏👏👏

Most Perfect Trumpet player eyebrows ever!

Great player. He rivals Phil Driscoll.

Absolutely incredible!

The Master!!

There are no degrees of perfection.

I had a dream one night. It was Maurice Andre and Billy Cobham in concert. I wish I never woke up.

Split a note 50- 56 seconds

That double C 💀💀💀

Bravo

WHAT ??????

You definitely haven't heard Cat Anderson's trumpet cadenza on Jam With Sam. Dowdeswell is great but not compared to Anderson. Also this is not a live performance therefor you cant determine the sound in this because its all mixed, edited, and made to sound like perfection

Great 👍 👌