Ayrton Benck trying LOTUS Horns

Here’s one for the classical players: Ayrton Benck in Brazil trying out the LOTUS Universal C, Universal B♭ & Lead B♭
www.lotustrumpets.com

[@kaiquesilva1117]

Grande Ayrton Benck 🎶❤️🎺

[@Matheustrumpet]

Grande professor Ayrton, quero muito ter aulas com ele de novo, meu som favorito no trompete!

[@user-jp7ex5pr9m]

За гранью!!!! Просто. МЕД!!!!

[@geaziviana2329]

Professor Doutor é outro nível... Sonoridade que sempre busquei e tive o privilégio de estar aprendendo durante 4 anos do Bacharelado... Doutor Gláucio Xavier Tb devo muito do que aprendi no Bacharelado e ara a vida... Grato

[@trevorc3952]

The lotus sounds like a great Bb horn. It does not have that C trumpet sound to it though.

[@miniaturascolecionaveis]

Lindo som professor!

[@Monkey-ut7ke]

Maestro!!

[@harrelsontrumpets]

Very nice!

[@jasonsimpson4805]

WoW!

[@da11king]

A C cornet 😊🎺

[@brucekendall52]

Good tone for sure.

[@user-tf1bx7tp9v]

What song are you playing?

[@robgrune3284]

I prefer the tone of the silver trumpet [Bach?]. The bare brass trumpet [Lotus?] has a tone similar to some cornets. If you want the cornet sound, buy a cornet.

[@hectorlopez1120]

PLEEEEASE can someone tell me the name of the piece at 1:58?

[@tyerker]

I'm curious if you feel the Monette mouthpiece works within the same philosophy of the Lotus trumpets? I know Adam played Monette before Lotus, so there are certainly similarities (like even octaves and playing low on the pitch), but are Lotus mouthpieces similar in the blow characteristics? I always had trouble on Monette mouthpieces on conventional trumpets. This guy plays exquisitely. And the Lotus seems to definitely work for him.

[@lotustrumpets6739]

Monette and LOTUS are completely different mouthpieces. We've designed everything from scratch through hundreds of rounds of our own research and development. The only similarity between LOTUS and Monette is that they share similar pitch center tendencies, but we arrive at that point using entierly different designs. For example, our mouthpieces do not have the large throat sizes that Monette mouhtpieces are known for. Would love to hear about your own experience after you've given them a try. /Henrik

[@tyerker]

@@lotustrumpets6739 thank you. I think the XL throat was half my problem with Monette. I'm hoping to come to your event at PM Music in a couple weeks.

[@lotustrumpets6739]

@@tyerker I feel you, had the same problem myself. Hoping to see you at PM Music!

[@seth094978]

​@@lotustrumpets6739 I've played flat on every brass instrument I've ever played. Spent hundreds on custom tuba mouthpieces to fix it. Would a Lotus mouthpiece help me play up to pitch on trumpets?

[@2portis]

Hi Mr. Adam, do you think that me at 46 yo can learn to play the trumpet?

[@FPCheng]

that's exactly me now. so pick it up and try.

[@ap7390]

No

[@ap7390]

If you need someones validation first to learn an instrument then youre doomed from the start.

[@Pet6602]

Show

[@tarciano4268]

O melhor

[@TarekViana]

What piece is at 6:08 ?

[@barnabas5106]

Did he buy it ?

[@jacobwisenbach1234]

What is the excerpt at 1:58?

[@Mitrachbaer]

Francaix Sonatine pour Trompette et Piano

[@ricaard]

Jacob Wisenbach I take it you're a fan?

[@jacobwisenbach1234]

ricaard absolutely.

[@ricaard]

Jacob Wisenbach me too, I'd love to see one at the Soggy!

[@Yoshinori76]

It's such a fun piece. I played it for my undergrad senior recital. The first movement reminds me of rain patter.

[@jastogal5765]

0:00 song ?

[@loganandrews6352]

An excerpt from Mahler's 5th Symphony, mvt. 1

[@user-kb5so1lz1g]

Bach sounds more collected, the timbre is noble, deeper and richer. Lotus sounds light and wide, but not deep timbre, a little loose.