Arturo Sandoval on Sarah´s Horn Hangouts

Arturo Sandoval - Sound, Soul and Sandovalves!
Arturo Sandoval talks with Sarah Willis in a live Horn Hangout from Los Angeles about his incredible life and passion about music and trumpet playing. This inspiring live Horn Hangout had a huge online audience - with many live questions from the audience, including world renowned trumpet players, being asked via live chat.
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[@zjick]

His ability to change his sound is outstanding! A living legend!

[@robertferrier8424]

The fact dude is one of the best trumpet players on the planet who can also play piano like that is too much for me. Arturo Sandoval is legendary!! Awesome!!

[@alexmacarthur5136]

he can play almost everything, saw him live and he just picked up the drums and started druming; he is also a very good singer

[@DaGhost141]

Most of it is knowing harmonies, what sounds good and having an amazing feel for the music. If you got that down translating it to another instrument is not thaat hard.

[@dizzylee7215]

I really enjoyed watching this conversation. Thank you Sarah. 🎺📯

[@bambino100011]

What a great horn hang out Sarah. Arturo is such a great guy and great musician.

[@bambino100011]

Also, I just loved hearing him play the piano, beautiful.

[@geraldarmstrong5861]

I have been "learning" the trumpet for 53 years, but that piano at the end brought tears to my eyes!!

[@KymHype40Clarke]

I CONCUR!!!!

[@perryparsons9960]

My guy. On so many levels. The piano time was superlative, again, shows what an incredible musician he is. As another frustrated french horn player, boosts my ego, that he sucks as badly on the horn as I do. He is so humble, in spite of ruling the trumpet community for 40 years, as one of the greats. And like him, give thanks to God, and bend my knee in prayer, that both he and I can enjoy the true pleasure of just making people happy, with what we do. Played a gig Saturday, that among others had a dozen kids out on the dance floor, under 6 years old, just rocking to the beat. Nobody has to be taught how to dance, especially to toddlers, just comes naturally.

[@musicfrombrazilmusicfrombr4477]

I am a sax and flute player and Arturo is also my hero! Thanks Sarah for being so authentic with him! We can feel your soul in the interview!

[@gsco82]

I have watched thousands of music videos on KZbin, and this his definitely the best one. Arturo is very inspiring, a great musician. I loved his piano playing at the end. Brought tears to my eyes also. Thanks for this, Sarah

[@kchoofer]

So awesome, so beautiful... Thank you Sarah Willis and thank you Arturo Sandoval! Bravissimo!!!

[@robertolopez3945]

Arturo Sandoval, one of the great musicians that this world has given, also a very noble person, and the woman who has Sarah Willis here by her side is an excellent woman, with a woman like this by our side, any musician would be inspired to play heavenly music. Greetings from Spain...

[@michaelcuthbert4335]

As a former trumpet player, French horn player and wind band conductor and teacher I LOVED this entire too-short program! Bravo to both. So much MUSIC!!❤️

[@Sokx41]

This was absolutely beautiful. The learning from this guy, the little practice toys, and the ending classical improvisation on Oscar Peterson's piano. I have passed this on to my friend from elementary and high school, who played in the French horn section of the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra from the 1960s to early 1990s, Ralph Hotz. I played the horn in our high school orchestra but never, never approached Ralph's talent.

[@joseluissimoes3624]

This "musical vídeo" of Arturo Sandoval talking with Sarah Willis, is... Beautifull !

[@ScottLewis901]

I love Arturo amd his dedication. Hes a great trumpet player amd a wonderful person. What an inspiration.

[@PabloHernandez-zw2we]

One of my favourite Trumpet and Horn player in the same room!!!

[@kentgrist5602]

What a gracious man and beautiful artist. Thank you for this window into this American treasure.

[@tomtyler5680]

A privilege even to be allowed to comment on this. A legend. full stop.

[@rolandoserrano5281]

Bravo aplausos para los dos se lo merecen. Dos grandes dios los bendiga. Saludos desde Camagüey Cuba. Bye Arturo te amamos eres nuestro héroe

[@philippequeraud4069]

Thank you for the interview with a wonderful musician and a simple man who says always that we could be the true life: No secret to be a musician or another worker, you must anytimes work, practice with always pleasure.

[@tooter1able]

Sarah, you should get an award for the quality of your presentations . Such a treasure you are presenting this world treasure to an adoring community of musicians. Thank you. so much to you and Arturo.

[@robertogarza747]

What a beautiful piano playing 😭😭😭 it touch the most deep part of my 💓 thankyou

[@danielgomes4481]

It was amazing watching all of this! Thank you Sarah 📯 and Arturo🎺.

[@juanpablodavalos7533]

You don't imagine how much I loved this Hornhangout and how much I learned from him, Sarah. Thank you very much!

[@rik-keymusic160]

I'm watching this from Belgium... Love his art so much!! Thank you for everything! :)

[@yvesbajulaz]

Arturo is such a monster player... Bigger than life...

[@Matraka2000]

Arturo the best. I am learning trumpet in my 42 years. I Love how Humble He is and the wisdom and experience he transmit is clear and deep. Thank you very much.

[@714jk]

Check out Charlie Porter's video on embouchure set-up. Maybe helpful to you.

[@arielratti4725]

Estimada Sarah !! No hay manera de felicitar y agradecer por la calidad de persona que tienes, se nota en el gran trabajo que realizaste entrevistando a este otro grandioso y talentosísimo trompetista como Arturo Sandoval. Un placer enorme y satisfacción ver esta entrevista. Gracias, enormes gracias a los dos, ha sido maravilloso !!!!!

[@micklechuck]

Wow, this is so incredibly great and so much fun! Love it, and love you two!

[@nvendo]

Waching from india arturo sir is god of trumpet....love you arturo sir ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@jvairola]

Absolutely fantastic! Arturo is a very special person and so is Sarah!

[@thelastneanderthal3171]

The man is such a great musician.... and humble. Well done, Sarah.

[@selpingos]

Awesome Arturo. For such a great and accomplished musician and a person you still give glory to God. Respect

[@steveburkey]

WoW! So inspirational. What a treat! I'll be back for more! Thank you so much Sarah & Arturo. The real deal!!

[@yifeiliu7160]

even just listening to this man talk makes me so happy

[@Dana_Danarosana]

I could've watched another hour! Arturo is both humble and a musical genius on so many levels. He appreciates life! He's arguably the greatest trumpet player ever... and I've seen him in a flannel shirt just checking out young players at Charlie O's in Van Nuys!! (He discovered his longtime sax man Zane Musa there r.i.p.). And then you'll hear him on trumpet playing the most amazing rendition of The Star Spangled Banner at Dodger Stadium... and on PIANO w/ his big band at the Hollywood Bowl the next day! This was a great interview. This 30+ year trombone player just subscribed!

[@jacquesprevert1902]

What a great interview. Arturo is a living legend and you,Sarah,are an excellent interviewer! :)) We all need more stuff like this!

[@smoke09able]

I just found your channel Sarah. The interview was extraordinary and what Arturo did on the piano was moving and incredible! Glad to hear Arturo talk about low notes. I'm a bari sax player and I live in the low register and love it.

[@pameladaisymartinamamanico6538]

Me llego al corazón sus consejos !!! Practicar de verdad y con agradecimiento !!! ... buen consejo para todos los músicos

[@tiffanydouglas2686]

Wow! 10 Grammy Awards! This legendary musician is killing it!

[@kiptronix]

i listened and recorded voice of america in the 1950s in the UK and have Willis Conover introducing Mingus ah um with my hero Rolland KIrk.. i still have it .

[@jaydee8872]

Love this SO much. Sarah is always awesome, and Arturo's love of music and the trumpet is infectious. He can't keep his hands off it. Thank goodness. This is GREAT! (volume pretty hard on Handsome Tim's mics, though!)

[@warrenwilson4818]

He seems like a wonderful person.

[@thabangsithole7648]

I'm loving this!!! 😁💓

[@JayAyers]

1:11:40 So funny how most people don't know know how much of a musician Arturo Sandoval is. I saw him live last month and was just as, or even more, impressed by his piano skill! He's a treasure. (Btw, he walked in just after me when I entered the Blues Allet building. When I turned around, I was in awe and said "my hero"! He then immediately gave me a hug. Great guy!

[@SwingShoes]

What an incredible interview!! This is superb information, biographically and pedagogically. There were great questions and detailed answers.

[@hansachs]

Great horn hangout Sarah! Favorite parts were many! - did especially love that Arturo dropped the name of the most recorded brass player ever within 10 seconds of picking up his 8D haha! Arturo you are a force of nature keep doing what you do!!

[@leslieackerman4189]

Great philosophy of life in addition to his talent. Class act!

[@MIMARME66]

Hola Arturo!! Permíteme escribirte en español. Aunque soy trompísta, tuve la suerte de asistir a una masterclass tuya en Châtenay-Malabry, periferia de Paris en Noviembre de 1989. Entonces yo era alumno de Daniel Bourgue. Me quedé impactado no solo como trompetista sino aún más como persona por tu sensibilidad y humanidad. En este video con Sarah se ve claramente reflejado de lo que hablo. Desde entonces sigo videos tuyos y masterclass a través de internet y hay una "cosa" que a mí me ayuda mucho y lo transmito a mis alumnos. Ahora soy Profesor y freelance. Me refiero al "ESTAR READY". En el mundo freelance es importantísimo ya que cuando hay una emergencia en una orquesta ¿A quién llaman? Al que esta READY!!! Enhorabuena por la entrevista. Eres fuente de inspiración para cualquier músico o persona.

[@jessearias12]

Instant Subscriber, this is great stuff. Thanks for doing this!

[@felixandre7593]

Yeah. Arturo playing Mahler 5 and Haydn trumpet concerto. Thank you, Sarah

[@kneejerkreactor9100]

I am a big fan of Arturo myself (being a trumpet player at that). That piano piece at the end was a chef-d'oeuvre!

[@armandogiordano1226]

It could not end any better.

[@krischung3738]

Hello to you both. Greetings from Kris . Enjoyed the video . Hong Kong

[@Melly20Feb]

Hey Mahler 5 Arturo, in London in the Pro brass shop in 1988 you tried my DEG Signature trumpet and I showed you that Mahler 5 for the first time - "This, is a big solo?" you said, and then you took it up the octave at the end!!!! More power to you old friend!

[@brucekendall52]

To Add:A wonderful experience,thk you again.

[@sisleymichael]

Arturo is just a beautiful human being. Master trumpet player too.

[@andrewnahnichuk6300]

Ones, you start loving trumpet,this love will stay with you for the whole life!

[@botahoratiu]

I went in tears

[@user-po5uc8te7f]

29:25 A moment I couldn't begin to imagine! Arturo playing THE Mahler 5 trumpet solo of all solos!

[@magnusklahr8190]

Lovely! Great jobb Sarah!

[@hectormendez3572]

Arturo is one of the greatest trumpet players in the world.He is indeed a complete trumpter one of a kind.

[@jeannettemyles]

J'écoute depuis Gaspé, Quebec, Canada. Magnifique entrevue.

[@botahoratiu]

Fantastic!

[@antoonvermeulen8064]

Wat een in de kern bevrijde persoonlijkheid , heeft veel te geven vanuit die kern , alle in aanraking komende mensen, deze zuivere krachtige positieve klinkende trilling , with a great smile.

[@shawncupp5819]

Very cool!! Sarah, come hang out with the horns of the 82nd Airborne Division “All-American” Band at Fort Bragg, NC!! We would love to have you visit with us!

[@da11king]

high c...double high c...triplr high c scale on a big bore trumpet and deep mouthpiece ???! damn! And he never practiced high notes...its not just hard work and dedication....its also called natural gift. great interview Sarah Willis! Arturo my fav trumpet player! I watched it all!

[@luislozano5809]

SARAH & ARTURO ...GREAT TK...

[@waxmax001]

for me the interesting part begins around 47.10 where he talks about practicing and the right mindset about it before, he demonstrates how you can play many different sounds with the same equipment. it's about the imagination of the sound BEFORE you play

[@martinkanthi3464]

un des plus grands musiciens du monde nous dévoile toutes les cordes à son arc trompette géniale pianiste hors pair quel grand bonhomme quel son quel feeling merci merci je me joinds à Sarah pour verser des larmes de bonheur

[@jeyckson]

God bless Cuba and Arturo ❤

[@brokenwrench1]

i found this a few days ago. i have played cornet/trumpet since 194 and at 64 am doing a comeback. thanks for the great lesson arturo

[@brokenwrench1]

1964

[@714jk]

Have you watched Charlie Porter's embouchure set-up video?

[@nyepru]

Thanx!!!!!!!!!!

[@Dannyroma70]

I do not understand why everyone asks Arturo Sandoval always about the high register,he has a sound in the middle and low register simply amazing.I would talk to him about everything except the high register,sometimes we forget that the music we play is the 90% below the acute DO.

[@darrellrobinson9354]

Daniele Romagnoli remember a lot of students are watching. My son is trying to expand his range so that part of the conversation is valuable and interesting.

[@metaphor5533]

OMG she is crying and I'm crying too 😂🥲😍

[@artisfine]

Mega !❤

[@BopWalk]

Arturo's so amazing.

[@joaquimribeiro187]

O melhor da história do trompete!

[@feh2041996]

Love his glasses!

[@bingelito]

Very nice video! Great to see Arturo on Hornhangout. By the way Vilnius is a capital of Lithuania and it's not in Russia. Dokschitzer lived there in his late years. Cheers!

[@codaues]

bingelito Thanks be to God it’s not in !Russia

[@tititoto100]

As always... Sarah's interviews the best of the best...Maestro Arturo Sandoval! Gracias por compartir sus conocimientos de parte de todos los miembros de TPM (Trompetistas del Peru para el Mundo) facebook.com/groups/193695527475892/requests/?notif_t=group_r2j&notif_id=1461295892441828

[@pedrocoval5915]

Para mim o melhor de todos os tempos seja no trompete seja no conhecimento que homem que pessoa que pianista meu Deus

[@BopWalk]

Man, Arturo is a music god.

[@hanj31]

geez those pedal tones! Damn!

[@brucekendall52]

Thk you.

[@714jk]

Arturo's channel needs more subscribers!

[@joseluissimoes3624]

Sarah Willis, is a lovely personality , and also a lovely ' Horn player' ...

[@TiqueO6]

50:37 Yes Please!

[@TiqueO6]

16:00 Wonderful!

[@mavs8888]

how lovely to see some DUTCH on the poster at 01:10:47.... hehe Arturo... muy bien y muchas gracias.... no questions... just airflow :) see you in the Netherlands some day!

[@tomchojnowski9215]

Everybody believes in something and if you don’t believe in god and you believe in nothing that’s what you will get when you pass from this earth (nothing) God bless you Mr.Sandoval.

[@billcw1834]

I love the ashtray on the piano

[@alexjanise1481]

Shoutout from Dallas

[@Hong.J]

Can someone please tell me what the opening music is?? It's a wonderful music

[@rolandoserrano5281]

Mucha enseñanza Arturo. Tenemos mucho que aprender de los dos.

[@TiqueO6]

I’m not surprised that he loves the Bosendorfer sound! My favorite pianos to, and a very famous pianist who I follow and have followed for years, Valentina Lisitsa, prefers them or a highly modified Steinway. She said something like the Steinways have “too much teeth“ which I totally agree with there probably made for those hard of hearing and the back rows of the symphony hall but Bosendorfers are much more musical in the right hands.

[@tomg2251]

I see Arturo is using Charlie Davis' Bill Adam book, its on the stand !! Great book !!

[@jluisbravo5868]

master of ,masters

[@TiqueO6]

What he says about the most important thing about tongue production is the imagination, picturing the sound in your head, because if you don’t do that once you start the sound it’s really unlikely you’ll be able to instantly alter it to fit the picture without sounding awkward or distracting. So it’s kind of a preparation thing where the mind and body work together to be ready to produce the sound that is heard or imagined, or as I like to say “EarMagined” (a word I recently coined).

[@giuseppefrancescomanunta3060]

Meravigliosi.