A Beginners Guide To Honegger's "Intrada" for Trumpet and Piano

[@gregeberhardt4229]

Mr Beach, I have a great sound and foundation after about 18 months from never having played before, I continue to develop high notes,and the learning additional skills and songs are becoming easier. I thank you, no man accomplishes anything by himself, he stands on the shoulders of many, to accomplish anything. I have listened to your videos and you have responded bti my questions, it has helped me immensely. Again my thanks. I am not there yet, but tomorrow is easier because of your efforts. Best wishes!!

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

This means so much to me, thank you for sharing this! I’m so glad you’ve gotten so much out of my videos. Keep it up!

[@gregeberhardt4229]

@@RyanBeachtrumpet thank you

[@nickwright9064]

Wonderful playing (as always) and a really intelligent approach. Thank you for posting.

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@Jacobflint21]

Thank you, Ryan! I’m playing for this my jury this semester and this helped a lot. Thanks for this!

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

Awesome, I’m glad to hear that. Hope the jury goes well!

[@verncampbell2395]

Nice! Sounds great, Ryan. I will definitely pull this out to work on again. Thanks for the great pointers! Best, V

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

I appreciate the love Vern!

[@verncampbell2395]

If you do more with orchestral pieces, I'd love tips on "Rite of Spring" @@RyanBeachtrumpet

[@dmick1981]

Can you please do the Artunian? Thanks

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

No problem!

[@okiedokieartiechokie8458]

I love this! Can you do this for Arban characteristic Etude 3?

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

I will try! Ill need some time to dig into it myself.

[@TrombaMoore]

This is super helpful! Can you do Tomasi or Brandenburg?

[@RyanBeachtrumpet]

Tomasi seems like a possibility. The Brandenburg would take some thinking about. I’ll look into it, thanks for the suggestions!