J. Ed. Barat: Andante et Scherzo (Phil Smith, trumpet)

[@Hodoodle]

The all state trumpets have boosted this video so much lol

[@nathanletushko3773]

Yes!!😂😂😂

[@danielgiffin579]

Very well played.

[@emusiknote6502]

Brilliant and beautiful sound..🖒🖒🙄

[@eddyangeluz1320]

Muy bonito, gracias por compartir ❤❤

[@albedobezobeda]

Ох... Сколько боли и страданий мне предстоит. Если я хочу хоть похоже, как он сыграть это...

[@albedobezobeda]

Надеюсь в будущем увижу этот комментарий и посмеюсь с этого. Ха, это было легко. "надеюсь"..

[@beyligoh3239]

​@@albedobezobedaя сегодня первый раз его попробовал сыграть,ничего сложного нет,кроме как высоких нот с техникой и ритмом,просто нужно как можно больше играть техеические моменты и всё будет отлично🙂

[@emusiknote6502]

Awesome and well done

[@ИринаЛевина-ы8щ]

,какой изысканный звук,лёгкий,парящий,звонкий,блестящий, шелковый спасибо.

[@Nanananaheyhey1]

Wow, I never heard this piece before and I assumed everything by this composer was super lame, but I wish I would’ve played this in high school lol. I’m gonna play it now.

[@lenzotrumpet]

????

[@kaimango2434]

0:00-1:50 3:15-3:42 4:12-4:39

[@AratomoMusic]

2:40

[@probablyshadxw]

is this a first class solo

[@maxcybagland8668]

what is a first class solo ?

[@probablyshadxw]

@@maxcybagland8668 a solo that is considered to be challenging to the player. they are the highest rank of class . there is first second and third class

[@Willrabuntrumpet]

What system are you working in? Is this for a regional, or state competition? Or are you referring to NTC? This is part of the standard trumpet repertoire, but it would be easier to answer your question if you give a specific context.

[@probablyshadxw]

@@Willrabuntrumpet i’m referring to the classification system of tmea my bad should of been more specific

[@Willrabuntrumpet]

@@probablyshadxw Looks like it is a level 1 solo. Here is a link so you can look for more music (not sure if KZbin will let me put this here: www.uiltexas.org/pml/index.htm

[@noahsbeans7314]

1:50-2:30 4:10-4:38

[@sakusaku_pop_]

1:50 3:15 4:59

[@kyrondewey7955]

the recording is in a different key then the sheet music :/

[@davidditrapani7016]

sounds like he's using a C trumpet.

[@StevenSudweeks]

He is playing the Bb version but the music shown in the video is the C Trumpet version

[@topazezolote5577]

non pas du tout :écrit en ut et joué avec une trompette ut

[@Dr_Trumpet]

@@StevenSudweeks in terms of how it sounds, the only difference in sound between Bb and C trumpets, is based on things like the make and model of the instrument, and the player. blindfold a trumpet expert, and have them hear 2 performances of a piece, one played on Bb, and again on C, they would not be able to tell which i which. with instruments like Flugelhorn and piccolo trumpet, yes there's a clear difference in tambr there, not between Bb and C.

[@finncormack4185]

@@Dr_Trumpet There is actually a subtle timbre difference between Bb and C, C being noticably brighter and more "sparkly". I'm sure if you blindfolded Tom Hooten or Phil Smith they'd be pretty accurate at telling which was being played.

[@רועיעילם-ז6ש]

Pls PDF

[@RupeeGamesBR]

imslp.org/wiki/Andante_et_Scherzo_(Barat%2C_Joseph_Edouard)

[@davidwoodhouse5309]

The only things I take exception to are the slight spreading of chords by the pianist in places where they are perfectly playable (e.g. b 12 is the first example) and the misreading of a 2-bar figure in the scherzo which occurs 4 times. Each time the pianist has overlooked the fact that in the LH chord, the middle note changes from an E to an F. It is not tied, as he plays it. Yes, it's not the end of the world, but it is incorrect. Somebody should have spotted that!

[@somethingabstractiguess]

2:39

[@猫海-u9p]

3:25 4:11 4:37

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

I don’t even remember commenting this lol

[@zolbob3464]

5:20