Bluecoats 2014 TRUMPET SOLOIST Cam - Finals Week - Ben Gunnarson

Bluecoats 2014 Trumpet Soloist Ben Gunnarson performing this years production, "Tilt" before the DCI Wold Championship Semifinals in Indianapolis. We were housed at Indiana Wesleyan University, and were using their indoor track facility for our full ensemble rehearsal. What an amazing season!
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[@210Driver]

Dude was legit powerhouse. One of the cleanest head cams I've seen.

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks a bunch!

[@simpletonium7587]

These people are straight up athletes.

[@michaellehmann6092]

For those of you who don't know, that wire on his mouthpiece is an electromagnetic range extender, and its one of the few small ones I have seen. Here's how it works: your heartbeat is like an electrical pulse. This is why we as humans can be revived with electrical pulses after our heart stops. Now, the only way for lips to regenerate is to have blood flow to them. Many of us brass players do "horse lips" to increase the blood flow; however, that lets the muscles in your embouchure get out of focus and therefore makes you lose endurance and focus. An electromagnetic range extender uses an extremely small electrical pulse delivered to the lips through the mouthpiece (the trumpet doesn't conduct the electricity, but the specific design of mouthpiece he is using does) which does not extend range, but actually quickens recovery. You may wonder, "why don't players like Chris Martin and Phil Smith use these? The crazy truth is that as irregularly as they play, they don't play as constantly and as often as lead players do in a drum corps. Even when he's not playing during a visual rehearsal, he is recovering his lips so he always feels fresh.

[@garnerlucas]

Although I don't know how he knows this (we kind of like to keep it a trade secret...) he's right. That's why our leads sounded so good in 14.

[@StrikerLou]

So what is a good way to recover your embochure without having to get one of those electromagnetic range extender or doing horse lips because after literally every practice session I play pedal tones and do horse lips before ending and lately I have been noticing problems in my consistency? (I am a learning high school trumpet player in my junior year and you or Lucas's help would be beyond appreciated.)

[@BenGunnarson]

+Strikegmng practice a bunch and don't use too much pressure. Air is key!

[@StrikerLou]

+ToweringTimeTable well I guess pressure could be a problem. But should I still use pedal tones as a way to recover after a really long practice session, because I do it after I practice everyday? Btw thanks so much for replying I am really grateful for help me out. Also, your a godlike Sith Lord at trumpet playing imo :)

[@michaellehmann6092]

+Strikegmng Sith don't play trumpet... And "The Force" should not be applied to your face to extend range. I'd say, in range terms... He's more of a sky walker.

[@BenGunnarson]

Josh Tomlin, it won't let me comment on your post, but I just used the GoPro headband that you can buy for it.

[@joshtomlin211]

Ok. Definitely going to try this out! Thanks

[@bruhgronk6710]

Hey Ben, just wait until 2016 it gets better.

[@john_schex]

I'm not a brass player but its nice seeing how you are replying to almost everyones comments. Mad respect.

[@S0RGEx]

Dude, I will consider myself a successful musician when I'm as good of a trumpet player as you. lol. That was badass, awesome job.

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks a ton. Practice practice practice!

[@salvadorlopez2144]

Who’s here 2019?

[@murrayk2828]

lmao me i jusr love Blue Coats i plan on joining them i wanna learn the 3:30 solo which is fun

[@lucasb3462]

Nick Murr not if you keep making furry stuff

[@kennethschechter352]

2020

[@micah3986]

21

[@taradikoff123]

13:45 .. How can someone possibly have enough endurance to march this whole show and nail a double g that powerfully..

[@gracekamau6384]

Still amazing everytime I see it. Can't wait to see you guys July 16th! :)

[@toneyvaughn2536]

Dude why are you so good it's unbelievable like I've memorized a lot of your solos in the past few years but for some I have to play in a lower octave because I am just not as comfortable in the higher ranges like you are. Incredible.

[@BenGunnarson]

Toney Vaughn thanks!

[@Diskjok11]

Yo was good my dood, see you Monday lol

[@alansimmons4071]

Awesome guys and girls! Thanks for sharing

[@mrtaco1834]

The fact he held that last note out so clear after ALL of that is just astonishing.

[@THELAW21]

Can't wait for this years video

[@chaser22081]

I'm surprised this doesn't have more views! These are fantastic!

[@commitgaazzer09]

I cannot believe what I just watched. Just pure talent. I'm a clarinet player for my HS marching band, and I'm learning trumpet just so I can hopefully join this group. I know it seems like a lot, and I have to work extra hard, but it seems so worth it to me. 😍❤️ I'd rather join this corps than win all the money in the world.

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks a bunch!

[@haywoodyablowme9486]

Heh, I"m a clarinet player learning trumpet for the Bluecoats as well.

[@CODpsychic123]

Can't stop watching this

[@itsmikey2667]

Watching this video gets me hyped for tryouts on November 21st :D

[@MAFlint]

i might have just creamed my pants at 4:10

[@alexalonso4980]

Oh

[@donovanengland5533]

This is amazing!

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks!

[@jayfine01]

Cant wait to be you one day. Huge inspiration!

[@griffin3383]

omg this is awesome

[@TaktFF]

I just realized that when their horns are down the horns are tilted! Wow, nice detail.

[@veldkampmotorsports2k205]

Does the pitch bend give u goosebumps every time. I get goosebumps every time. It’s awesome.

[@thebrotato642]

my high school played hymn of acxiom in 2019 when I was a senior. I literally wish we could've played it this good

[@nick81801]

This, is, Beautiful! You inspire this trumpet player to do this type of competition and play this good. Thank you for the video!

[@BenGunnarson]

You're very welcome!

[@nick81801]

i just saw the upcoming events on your guys's page and i wish i have $175 cause i would go to the audition camp in canton because i live in eaton so about 2 hr or 3 hr drive. but i mean oh well i could just wait to see you guys live. oh and i matched the notes on piano and wrote them down and started practicing your solo and wow its freakin' sweet! im just not used to that type of tonguing.

[@BenGunnarson]

Come to the audition camp! Even if you don't get a call back it's a FANTASTIC and educational experience. Say hi to me there!

[@nick81801]

ToweringTimeTable i dont have $175 though..otherwise i would man... seems like a blast!

[@BenGunnarson]

Nick Combs Find it! Ask your friends, their parents, your parents, local businesses, and even your school (they will often give out small scholarships to camps and stuff). No matter the result, it's the experience of a lifetime!

[@Gizzy9987]

This show, felliniesque and out of this world are the shows that REALLY got me into DCI, and now I’m marching this summer and I couldn’t be more excited to be among legends.

[@opienick]

Jesus God I've never watched this one... That double G at the end... Legit Orgasmic. I screamed "Oh my f*cking god". It was sooo in tune.... Holy shit.

[@upsidedownpyramid7617]

Playing this intro piece as my part three in my high schools 2019 show

[@itsadryn9693]

The Giant Rat That Makes All Of The Rules which school?

[@JustinianXD]

I fucking jizzed my pants when it started "the bluecloats!!!"

[@thatbandgirl2535]

ME TOOBJSHSHSHWBS

[@nathanberry5633]

How many times did u "get some" during spring training and tour?

[@brycelawler6380]

Nathan Berry I don’t think you can “get some” on tour.

[@mbmaccin555555]

You definitely can, just dont get caught..

[@Ricecookerrrrrrrrrrr]

Nathan Berry Late but he’s taken and has been so

[@ckooooooooo975]

Much high C!!! Then nice double G at the end who ever that was!!

[@joshuaalmond8429]

What is around his mouthpiece?

[@Kc-jr6cq]

Electromagnetic thing it helps with endurance and recovery

[@joshuaalmond8429]

casey pullin that’s funny you comment 6 years later, cause now I’ve actually marched with Ben back in 2016 and asked him in person lol

[@bysuke-]

@@joshuaalmond8429 so what is it?

[@4FunSoGood]

it looks like "trumpet strike" , great video too

[@greeyageofficial7630]

Do you think you could make a video on how you put on that wire because I got lost in that comment and I have no idea what anyone is talking about. Thanks

[@diegocastro1780]

My Highschool band is playing Hymn of axciom aswell for our marching show

[@jbmetz18]

Did you play a G at the end?

[@ckooooooooo975]

No that was the guy next to him. He stayed on the C

[@Zynxy1234]

What mouthpiece would you recommend for a Trumpamelophonium. As an avid player I must know :P

[@bandgeek097]

This show is so awesome. Every aspect of it. I'm a trumpet player myself and hope to join DCI after I graduate. You wouldn't happen to go to Indiana University would you? One of my friends in Marching Hundred told me a Bluecoats trumpet soloist attends IU.

[@BenGunnarson]

That would be me!!

[@bandgeek097]

ToweringTimeTable That's awesome. You nailed that solo. I'm gonna be a freshman next semester at IU and I look forward to meeting a trumpet player of your calibre in Marching Hundred.

[@BenGunnarson]

Sweet, I'll see you there!

[@kameronvrieswyk4256]

If you don't mind me asking, what is that around your mouthpiece? Also, I'm thinking of joining a drum corps. Any advice in playing and/or marching?

[@BenGunnarson]

Just some extra wire, the mouthpiece was a little bright to start out with. Just do your best, learn from as many different places/people, and be ready to take in new information quickly! A really great idea is to find someone that marches/has marched that lives near you. They are an invaluable source of information, and know most of the answers to questions you might have. This is especially helpful for specific questions about marching and playing.

[@Zeymate]

Just curious. What mouthpiece did you use?

[@JesusFreak459]

Will you also be doing this for the 2015 season?

[@zachkissinger1548]

OMG AMAZING!.What kind of mouthpiece?

[@alexslaydon5589]

How long did it take you to start playing that high in the upper register? I'm in ninth grade and can only hit a high C...and that's on a good day. I get so frustrated that I can't play like that and it's a dream of mine to play with a marching band of your skill level.

[@selmacheeks9301]

Hey Alex, I myself is also in the 9th grade but I can hit notes above the staff. I'm talking about double B and Cs. But I have been playing for 6 years now. Everyday, sometime after school I practice for a good hour or two. I rip through scales and licks. If you're having trouble with the higher registers, then you might have to go out and buy an E.F Clark book. It starts off with basic stuff, then as you progress, the difficulty increases as well. If you're still having trouble, you might want to invest into a private teacher- or maybe even ask your band director for help. But keep practicing. You'll get better I promise.

[@rayshardcunningham6694]

+Selma Cheeks Me and you must be twins cause I can go to triple C and I practice just like you. You might be some good competition🎺🎺

[@selmacheeks9301]

rayshard Cunningham likewise

[@robsterthalobster5305]

Alex Slaydon I'm a sophomore this year and the highest I can go to is a double f lol

[@Zynnian]

Alex Slaydon that's where I was at as a freshman but now I am at a double f as a sophomore you can't force it it comes gradually. I never started increasing my range until I got comfortable with the upper range. You may be able to play those notes but playing them in a piece is different. It was one piece in particular. I played cafe rio on second trumpet during jazz band and it was a struggle but it got me comfortable

[@evanbennington]

My band director from last year was in this

[@XxFIREBIRD78xX]

I am a sophomore in HS this year I get trumpet from Dereck Gipson. I believe he helps a lot at Blue Coats and he is getting me to go to the Atlnata Camp this year. Is there anything I should mentally or physically prepare myself besides the obvious? The obvious being long hours of marching and playing. Thanks for making such a great video for us to watch.

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks! Get linked in on the 2015 Hornline Auditionee page on Facebook, as well as the Bluecoatstrong Audionee page. That'll give you a lot of helpful information on how to prepare for auditions and prepare for the summer.

[@XxFIREBIRD78xX]

Thanks for responding so fast and another question. How good are all of the people in Blue Coats? I know they are good but what would i be going up against to get in? Being first chair in HS is pretty hard, but i think getting at least in to this program would be even harder. Thanks again for taking the time to help me out

[@BenGunnarson]

The Bluecoats have a strong talent base and most of us are in college, but there are still high school students in our group! Your audition is not completely based on your playing ability either. Visual proficiency, maturity, focus, and learning ability are all important aspects of becoming a Bluecoat.

[@XxFIREBIRD78xX]

ToweringTimeTable Well it's awesome that you responded and thanks for taking the time to help me out. With any luck I'll see you next season! Thanks again!

[@KyleF315]

Well doing audition camps and all the training and stuff for season what would you say your range would be to qualify for a 1st trumpet part?

[@BenGunnarson]

Whatever it takes to play your part. Part assignments really don't matter though.

[@Analog_Frozen]

My band is playing tilt for BOA in 2016 what recommendations would u give me on playing that solo? I can reach all those notes but being clean is tricky....

[@BenGunnarson]

+James Austin Practice a lot!

[@Analog_Frozen]

+ToweringTimeTable be sure to checks us out this year😉

[@Zoroark90000]

What's your band called?

[@toneyvaughn2536]

AnALoG FroZeN lol I think I watched you guys in Atlanta

[@jacoblancaster858]

AnALoG FroZeN I'm curious to see this is there a KZbin video of it?

[@ItsSwattyV2]

Bluecoats soloist OP, pls nerf his skill, tahnks.

[@user-nj4tu4hf7g]

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[@BlobbyBee]

Who is the soloist that plays at the beginning before the voice over?

[@findtherightoneover]

wow give me your talent.

[@joshtomlin211]

What did you use to keep the go pro on?

[@ryandrone7885]

4:20 mercy thats alot of trumpets

[@-qwaz-]

lold at 13:59

[@ItsSwattyV2]

If you don't mind me asking how many years were you marching before this because youre a monster dude...

[@BenGunnarson]

This was my second year with the Bluecoats ('13 and '14), but I went to three years of crown summer camps before that.

[@brunettearmy7465]

I'm over hear like, I play the clarinet..... You're amazing at the trumpet though!

[@GameConnoisseur69]

Did you have any prior corps experience before auditioning for The Bluecoats?

[@BenGunnarson]

Nope. However, I did go to some Crown summer camps for a few years beforehand.

[@GameConnoisseur69]

Yo that's cool! You sound awesome, I'm hoping to march Coats after another few seasons of DCA.

[@Wizard9178]

How do you play a brass instrument? Do you spit in the mouthpiece and notes come out?

[@BenGunnarson]

+Stewart Rhodes I mean, that's what I do...

[@ihatepancakes272]

you blow...

[@Bandit0313]

Yes, we spit in the valve to make sound. Jk, I'm just messing with you. There's quite a lot of technique to it. It can be hard depending on what you're doing if you don't practice hard, the right way and the smart way. Everything is just relied heavily on your air flow, accenting styles..I don't really know how to explain it. There's just a lot to learn if you're just beginning or wanting to start. Kind of hard to tell you the things you need to know and how to do it correctly, whether it's your air, accenting, or just how you practice.

[@BenGunnarson]

+Justin C you don't know him but he's actually a professional bass trombonist that I go to school with

[@Bandit0313]

+ToweringTimeTable oh ok

[@MrJtd0826]

How hard is it for corps to split up the parts? I'm guessing there is not much of a gap in skill from top to bottom.

[@BenGunnarson]

It actually sorts itself out pretty evenly!

[@HIME5SENTZ]

Hey Ben, first off nice job man! I'm a junior in high school and really considering doing DCI. I know auditioning for a top 10 rookie year is kind of a shot in the dark, but I was wondering what tips you had in general. My ultimate goal would be a bluecoats lead, but obviously not rookie year. Range-wise (considering that's an element that leads need), I have a solid F#. The g is spotty however I have the remainder of this school year and the entire next year to open that up. I also try to focus on tonguing a lot since that seems to be a prominent feature idea in trumpet sections. I understand practice is a major part of it- I do a lot of that :) but anything in specific, or anything preparation-related at all? I might go to the experience camp coming up early June- would you recommend that?

[@BenGunnarson]

Yea man! Just come to the Blue Way camp and I can explain a lot of this stuff in person!

[@HIME5SENTZ]

Sweet! I'm going; talked with parents tonight, can't believe I'll have the chance to meet you!

[@acesleek9718]

How'd it go?! Only 6 years late lol

[@juannou2710]

@@acesleek9718 I was wondering the same thing lol

[@acesleek9718]

@@juannou2710 haha yeah, im actually marching jersey surf this year as my rookie year but i get to march till 2028 so i get like 6 years to march

[@anon136]

im a bit curious, im a Junior in HS and was thinking about trying out for a corp this year and i wanted to know what i should be able to do to be able to handle anything they will try and throw at me.(play trumpet btw)

[@BenGunnarson]

Just try and be as good as you can personally be! You don't have to be perfect. Tone matters a lot, and then I would get as technically proficient as possible (scales, articulation, range, etc.) Also, accept a challenge rather than being nervous about it.

[@anon136]

ToweringTimeTable ill keep that in mind, Thanks.

[@BenGunnarson]

We have specific audition material that we have to practice, which is available on the Bluecoats website.

[@Maakimaaku]

Just curious, what mouthpieces do you guys use for the trumpets? Or does it very from person to person?

[@BenGunnarson]

A mix of Hammonds and custom Marcinkiewicz.

[@Maakimaaku]

Hammonds ey? i personally never tried one but i do own a Marcinkiewicz. Oh and thanks for responding, ive always wanted to actually ask someone who marched DCI but could never find someone. Which one did you use?

[@BenGunnarson]

I've used both during two seasons. I've found that the Hammond works better during the off-season.

[@Maakimaaku]

Thanks, I might look into Hammond some time. Do you know Michelle Russo?

[@Maakimaaku]

She's actually a friend of a friend lol. I was amazed to find out I kinda knew someone who marched bluecoats.

[@jacoblowe4638]

Your gamer tag my buddy

[@nemolovesy0u]

What type of gloves are those?

[@nemolovesy0u]

ToweringTimeTable thank you so much. Im planning on marching Spirit this year so this will be helpful. Youre awesome!

[@lordraska5632]

For the wire on your mouthpiece, is it literally just a wire? Or is there something else that goes with it?

[@BenGunnarson]

It's platinum

[@lordraska5632]

ToweringTimeTable So, it's just platinum wire wrapped around your mouthpiece?

[@TheRabbitHasLanded]

ToweringTimeTable how do u make one?

[@SunsetWingman]

Whats with the rubber band on the mouthpiece?

[@BenGunnarson]

It's metal wire, see the earlier comments

[@jarrettswanson9474]

What is normally a range for a lead/1st trumpet in corp?

[@Kurteously]

double G

[@BenGunnarson]

+Jarrett Swanson A VERY comfortable high c.

[@Kurteously]

Wow. My expectations were a bit high I guess.

[@BenGunnarson]

Screamers and top splits have f's and g's or more, lower splits average solid d's and e's or more. In replying to the original poster, I don't know many leads that cant play a normal high c like it's a piece of cake.

[@Kurteously]

lol high C's are a piece of cake but playing a double G to end the show is the hardest part. I played an F at the of our show this year and I always feel like dying by the end.

[@jacoblowe4638]

See my buddy

[@jasonburnett2306]

Wow you're really good. Are you marching bluecoats next year?

[@BenGunnarson]

Thanks! And yep, this will be my third year.

[@jasonburnett2306]

ToweringTimeTable how is it playing lead part? And how many people were actually on lead?

[@BenGunnarson]

Super fun! and 8, with some splits

[@jasonburnett2306]

ToweringTimeTable what kind and size mouthpiece do you use?

[@BenGunnarson]

Take a look back in some of the earlier comments.

[@danielhall6164]

I wanna be in the blue devils!! 😩😩

[@NoName-yq2jn]

So why are you telling a Bluecoat that?

[@thatbandgirl2535]

+The Undertaker he's been CAUGHT!!!

[@jacoblowe4638]

Do you Xbox one my buddy

[@Eylixx]

Simply amazing stuff man. I'm sad the season is over :/ I have a question though, coming from a woodwind player, marching Drum Corps is my dream and i'm willing to practice everyday to be good enough. The thing is, no matter how many people i ask to tutor me or anything, nobody is willing to help me. I don't really know where to start and I really want to play trumpet. If anyone can help lend me a hand telling me where to start, or if there is a book of some kind I can buy, it will be greatly appreciated.

[@MNjazzygirl]

Hey! I'm friends with Ben and he referred me to answer your comment. I'm a saxophone music ed major and was a part of the Bluecoats hornline on mellophone this year. I picked up mellophone about 6 months before the first audition camp and taught myself pretty much everything, so it's definitely possible! Here are a few things regarding your question: 1. First off, I would not recommend learning trumpet simply because there are so many trumpets and most if not all of them are solely trumpet players who have been playing since they were in elementary or middle school. Mellophone or baritone are both super cool instruments and fun to play in a horn line, so I would check those out instead if I were you. However, if you are really set on playing trumpet, go for it! Just know that it's going to be a lot harder to get a spot. 2. Keep asking around, I'm sure there is someone who can help you get started on the instrument. Once you know the basics, you can do a lot on your own. There are a lot of books out there with exercises, Ben would know more specifically which ones would be helpful... 3. Go for it! It's totally worth the hours of work that it takes to learn a new instrument in order to march. If you have the chance to play it in a marching band first, I would definitely recommend that, or audition for an open class corps to get experience before you move up. Good luck!

[@bayleefields5062]

buy an Arban book... anything you need to know is in thee. :)

[@diegochavezisntmanam]

+MNjazzygirl 6 months?? niice. but yeah I'd suggest maybe baritone because it's much easier to learn how to play a brass instrument on a larger mouthpiece if you have been a woodwind player all your life. I marched alto sax in high school marching band until Junior year, and then I realized that I really wanted to march a drum corp, so I learned baritone and marched it my senior year. I picked it up in may and started marching it in August. I obviously wasn't the best and struggled a lot, but I got better as the season progressed. side note: if you do march baritone, make sure you do some push ups before the season starts. holding that thing up on a long hot day is killer if your body isn't ready for it

[@thatbandgirl2535]

Question.. What is the fastest tempo you have ever marched?

[@BenGunnarson]

+XxTrumpetCheerxX 204

[@thatbandgirl2535]

+ToweringTimeTable oh my

[@dannyjacinto9107]

At my high school we had to march at 210 for warm ip

[@benhlady1162]

+XxTrumpetCheerxX last year for winter percussion we hit 220

[@thatbandgirl2535]

+Ben Hlady damn, I think we might have hit 205 max

[@Justincredible24]

How many years were you a soloist Ben?

[@BenGunnarson]

The Good Bob all four!

[@Justincredible24]

Ben Gunnarson why can’t I be as good as you bro

[@1088aa]

Dude do u play on a Yamaha xeno trumpet

[@BenGunnarson]

Yup, reverse leadpipe.

[@1088aa]

ToweringTimeTable me too man lol everyone said that xenos suck and to get a bach strad. Lol I proved hem wrong and u helped me prove it also

[@airborne5927]

Joshua Backherms You see, it's all about what a player feels when they play a horn. Everyone is different, and will get a different reaction out of a horn. For example, my band director talked bad about a few brands (Blessings, Yamaha, etc), and played on a Strad. My pro horn is a Blessings, and I love how it feels (although I would have bought it in reverse lead if I had the money). I've also played some Xeno's and really like the feel of those. There's not exactly a right or a wrong when it comes to what trumpet you should have (unless you're playing a Chinese made instrument. Don't even try it)

[@rickyvelasquez549]

Tried both strad and xeno, both feel the same :/

[@thomastpt8067]

Opinions for someone trying to increase trumpet range for a solo for next years marching show. Current highest note : C#

[@thomastpt8067]

also what type of mouthpiece would you recommend for playing higher register notes? I personally use a Bach 3C currently. I might think about upgrading to a lead mouthpiece.

[@BenGunnarson]

Phsc practice hard and don't give up, be efficient and use lots of air!

[@thomastpt8067]

Ok. Thanks I'm thinking about trying out for a world class corpe next year. One of my friends is a sophomore and she got a 2+ at Blue Knights and I think I could be ready kind of. I go to Hebron HS so that could help I guess. thanks for the help

[@HernandezEncoreDCIMore]

I want to join bluecoats so bad, its my dream but I live in florida and its kind of hard to travel when your 16.

[@BenGunnarson]

Kindru GamingxVideos we have several members from Florida. There are also several corps closer to you that you could audition for if you want to march.

[@jackieguyton3284]

I wanna b a bluecoat uhhhgg but money issues

[@jimmyj956]

jackie guyton exact same here butt i also dont live in ohio which sucks

[@mell0_ben]

You don't have to be in Ohio to do Bluecoats

[@BeatMasterForLife]

Your friend the black one at the end what note was that jeez

[@michaellehmann6092]

+BeatMasterForLife That's racist.

[@benleinbach9969]

+Michael Lehmann no it is definitely not

[@gfworthington]

+Michael Lehmann He is saying "geez" because of the note. Note because he is black. 😂😂😂😂

[@johnathanhavener1827]

double g

[@juliamcdevitt5417]

anyone know the mouthpiece?

[@decodebreakah]

I'm not sure which cup he is using but they all use marcinkiewicz mouthpieces

[@BenGunnarson]

+Dylan Wootton that's not true. The 2nds and 3rds use Hammond Design mouthpieces

[@decodebreakah]

Why do they use different mouthpieces?

[@EuphoniumPlayer97]

+Dylan Wootton Different mouthpieces depending on the range can make a huge difference in tone quality, Crossmen lead baritones used custom Yahmaha mouthpieces that work better for high range playing and matching while the 2nds and 3rds used the standard Shilke 51D because it's excellent in low and middle ranges.

[@YandereChanVeryFabuPerson]

Jesus Christ your a god

[@jacoblowe4638]

Your Xbox one Xbox live my buddy

[@ekmajr4100]

I wanna as gud as you one day

[@jacoblowe4638]

Swat team1234

[@knowncoder7119]

Fpt first person trumpet lol

[@jimmyj956]

the trumpet sounds like a squeaky toy!😂