Håkan Hardenberger // Théo Charlier: 36 Études Transcendantes // No. 4 Du Style

[@connorprimtrumpet2197]

Who else would buy an album just of Hakan playing Charlier???

[@berndvonhosslin9062]

Me, immideatedly!

[@joelgarone4059]

Me tooooo!!!!

[@czarnick2]

It would be a brilliant compliment to my recording by David Baldwin. I love these on C trumpet. The cornet recordings are beautiful, but I love this brilliant, singing sound

[@guidolongoni]

I'd probably buy more than one

[@cktrumpet]

Oh, I'd pay for that.

[@cameronmilligan]

This series really feels like the definitive guide on how to interpret the Charlier book. Thank you!

[@czarnick2]

This series may be the best thing to come out of the whole quarantine situation 👍 masterfully done

[@zaalga]

How many of us have started practicing Charlier on their C trumpet?

[@who8mahbacon]

guilty

[@BWtrp]

Just incredible. Sound, intonation, articulation , musicality. I think it won't get any better than this. Perfection!

[@markloewen7553]

Oh wow. Nobody ends a phrase like HH - so thoughtful and gentle. As well, his ability to command a perfect low note, warm and in tune, after letting it rip on a high C. My favourite moment is bar 16 - sextuplets rit. into the dolce. So delicate and musical. Keep 'em coming, Hakan!

[@hsargen1]

Thank you so much for this series. Charlier has always been one of my favorites for practice. Your videos are like have a lesson each week. I am so motivated to practice after hearing you!

[@tomstancampiano6481]

Thank you, Hakan. You keep us all honest. I don't know that many people know how really difficult what you're doing is.

[@GehresWeed]

Hakan is remarkably at ease producing one of the most fabulous sounds in the trumpet world. A complete master at his craft!

[@hansachs]

Amazing performance! Your singing trumpet is mind boggling levels of control. Such beautiful dynamics, colors, intention of phrase... profound thanks for sharing with the world.

[@thomashillen47]

5-6 min of pure joy each day! Thanks a lot!

[@andreaskonig451]

stunning - thank you indeed for taking the time, Hakan! We love your sound, your artistry, and just the way you are!

[@TrumpetManinNC]

Bravo!! Thank you, thank you, Hakan. Is it selfish of me to want the lockdown to continue for 32 more weeks??

[@oscarendres5480]

Amazing. He is the goat. debate is over.

[@oscarendres5480]

there was never a debate

[@trumpetjens]

NEW WEEK, NEW SET OF CAPITALS FOR COMMENTS!!! ONCE AGAIN HAKAN HAS PROVEN WITHOUT A DOUBT THAT ASIDE FROM THE CHARLIER WHICH IS A MANDATORY MUST FOR SERIOUS TRUMPET PLAYERS, SO TOO SHOULD BE THE VIEWING OF THIS SET OF VIDEOS THAT HE IS CREATING. (please, please, please someone try and flame me on this irrefutable fact...I love clay pigeon practise) PS, I WILL ASSUME THAT THE TWO THUMBS DOWN ACTUALLY CAME FROM AUSTRALIA WHICH IS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE SO THEY ARE ACTUALLY THUMBS UP...THANKS MATES FROM DOWN-UNDER BUT WE WILL AUTO-CORRECT IT HERE IN THE NORTH PPS If I am mistaken on the comment above and there really is someone out there who dares to dislike this, then once again....please, please, please try your flame thrower and reveal your digital face...I would welcome the challenge of showing that you are as wrong as the slip of your thumb!!! PPPS. THANK YOU HAKAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@velocirapture89]

Love how Jens Lindemann writes in all caps. I'm not surprised, knowing Jens haha.

[@matthewcollinstrumpet]

Only thumbs-up coming from this Australian, mate 😉 oh my lord what an incredible sound.

[@mthengst]

Does anyone else listen to these at a strategic point of the day because you know it won't get any better after this?

[@SeelanManickam]

Thank you Hakan!!! Absolutely brilliant series.

[@nathalieboisvert3906]

You are such an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your talent and musicality!🎺❤️

[@austincustom]

Fantastic as always. Love the video on this as well. Stay safe!

[@embellmn]

Just stunning. My favourite Charlier played my favourite way!

[@mirandatowler4110]

This is a great video from which to get a better understanding of the characteristics. Now, time to practice :)

[@PhilSnedecor]

Masterful-the way these should go!

[@derekhayes8209]

Thank you Hakan. Brilliant, and looking forward to the next!

[@joelgarone4059]

I guess the author had this beautiful sound and elegance on playing his etudes!

[@KleberebelK18]

His control of air is outstanding.

[@lucjones6669]

Magnifique,.quelle précision,le meilleur élève de Pierre Thibaud.

[@evalex71]

Sounds from heaven

[@RechtsstaatBRD]

i am a fan of him :-) greatings form germany.

[@wythetrumpet6419]

Bravo Hakan! Man what a sound!!!

[@reiguitar]

Fantástico! 😃

[@jameshenderson9711]

Magnificent.

[@jameshenderson9711]

Is someone going to ask what mouthpiece he uses? Or trumpet? Like it matters

[@adiel496]

Bravíssimo!!!!👏👏👏👏

[@IngosTrumpet]

Für mich gibt es neben Maurice Andre nur drei bis vier gleichwertige Trompeter. H.Hardenberger ist es definitiv. Er hat als einer der Wenigen alles gespielt was Andre aufführte und sich musikalisch noch weiter entwickelt. Ein großer Künstler: Hakan Hardenberger

[@anderson75trompete]

Top o melhor

[@fredrogers4704]

Excellent!

[@NordicKeys]

Bravo, Maestro! 🙏

Which is the possibility that you make an album with those charlier’s estudes? It could be awesome

[@419nigerianprincess8]

Hakan is the 🐐

[@oliviamontagno7541]

Incredible!!

[@trptgk]

Beautiful. Bravo.

[@marathonmiles1006]

very good

[@ebjazz]

As great as these are, the production is fantastic as well. Thank you Hakan!

[@michaelfoxbrass]

Every single note; articulation, slur, phrase = MUSIC.

[@abnercotto2368]

Yeah‼️

[@hudsoncampos5976]

Bravíssimo

[@rafaelfernandez5852]

Se mantiene a tope ok

[@stresspress1]

I've always wondered how that was supposed to sound

[@johanleemeyer2626]

Beast

[@sebthi7890]

a cheek dancer 🌚🌝

[@joelgarone4059]

Music Maestro Please!!!!!

[@Trumpetfiend]

Who the Hell gives that a thumbs down?!

[@jeffreykatz291]

N M Seriously, I was thinking the exact same thing.

[@georgemelitsis2607]

Playing a Yamaha.

[@GregBackwards]

I noticed in bar 15 Hakan plays a fully diminished arpeggio instead of the notated half-diminished (he plays a Bb on the last half of beat 4 instead of the notated B natural). Anyone have an idea why? Artistic choice? Conflicting editions? To me, either way sounds fine, I just wonder if there's something I don't know.

[@ebjazz]

Hmm. You may be right. Are you saying he played a C# and a Bb? Personally, I've always played that as C natural which I now see is wrong. Funny that it is marked as a B natural with no need for that accidental. good catch!

[@GregBackwards]

@@ebjazz Yea, he carried the C# through the bar and played a Bb, changing the cautionary natural accidental, which then makes it a descending fully diminished 7th arpeggio (G-E-C#-Bb-G-E). Any time I played this etude, I'd stick to the written B natural. I just wonder what the logic was in his decision. I am under no impression that this was a mistake, because I can't imagine someone of Hakan's caliber would let something like that fly under the radar.

[@DavidMiller-zs1os]

Anyone notice he plays it up a step? Genius playing.

[@austincustom]

C trumpet versus Bb

[@markloewen7553]

On a C trumpet - quite abit more taxing.

[@DavidMiller-zs1os]

@@austincustom Yes, (: That is what I was pointing out, tougher on C.

[@austincustom]

@@DavidMiller-zs1os I don't see why it would be any more challenging. Plus Håkan prefers playing c.

[@tcolinryan]

@@austincustom because its higher

[@슈-r4m]

What the Pok jonna jal ha naw

[@velocirapture89]

I have linked a thread containing all these videos in series: trumpetboards.com/topic/685/hardenberger-charlier-recordings

[@australiancomposer]

Whoever did the audio editing at 1:57 needs to google "crossfade"

[@somebody9033]

can you explan please? I don't know anything about audio editing and would love to hear about it