Michael Mulcahy live from Chicago on Sarah´s Horn Hangouts

[@roberthamza5007]

Thank you Sarah for realising your hang out project and keeping it going. Wonderful learning tool, without even trying! "Sempre Semplice" I was very much captivated by Mr Mulcahy's style and his concept of sound. What a terrific speaker. True Aussie Legend from Ryde;-)

[@rawheeler]

Thanks so much for this post. Although I've been lucky enough in the past to have had some great lessons with some great teachers, I think Michael's explanation from 19:44, on how to approach our playing, both physically and mentally, is definitely one of the best lessons for us all to learn from.

[@jeannelucas3132]

Many years ago, I heard Mr. Mulcahy live at a masterclass. I had no idea a trombone could sound that beautiful.

[@tboneranger]

Great interview!! Michael speaks with such clarity and conviction. You're right; I want to sign up to his class right away!

[@LuisFredTrombon]

Sarah, thank you for posting these hangout videos!

[@elelsey]

This is absolutely fantastic! Thank you so much for posting this!!!

[@michaelbigelmaier3763]

...so much inspiration! Thank you so much!

[@nakt16]

Thank you so much!

[@trombonstya]

This video, reminds me of my teacher, Mitchell Ross, as I know, one of the favorite students of mr. Jacobs.

[@chanybchan]

this was extremely informative and helpful! He explains and solves sooo many of my problems!

[@owenwu7995]

How come jay Friedman doesn't get as much recognition as bud herseth, he accomplished quite the same amount

[@randscott4676]

Jay deserves .uch recognition but in most situations the soloist receives the greatest attention.

[@SynchroScore]

@Raylan Mustafa Nobody gives a damn about that, either.

[@willr3891]

I think Bud did more for trumpet playing than Friedman has done for trombone playing. A legend though, don’t get it twisted Jay Friedman is that dude.

[@aarondunn4493]

Amazing stuff.

[@kittiwutsuantan3832]

Great stuffs, thank you

[@marshallt94]

R.I.P. Bud Herseth July 25, 1921 - April 13, 2013

[@MultiJimbone1]

Terrific lesson for all brass players!

[@RudiKorp]

Tolles Interview!

[@triangularplanet2424]

He said nobody played with a more vibrant sound than Bud Herseth. I used to believe that as well until I heard Charlie Schlueter play. I never knew it was possible to make Bud sound small.

[@loadedbass7111]

You're kidding right?

[@triangularplanet2424]

No? No rational person would say bud had a bigger sound than Charlie. No body did.

[@loadedbass7111]

But Charlie doesn't. He even admits it in an interview. Don't let the Monette trumpet hype fool you.

[@triangularplanet2424]

Where did Charlie say that? I don't care if Charlie is playing Monette or not, when I heard him with the Minnesota orchestra in the late 70s he was using Bach trumpets and had just as broad and all-encompassing sound as when he had the big Monettes.

[@MrKuso101]

EXCELLENT VIDEO!!!

[@ViolinsOnTelevision]

"I did not vote her off the island." Four and a half years later, Survivor is still on the air...

[@I2A52]

21:20~

[@SethJaxson]

Get the mouthpiece Teddy