Paul Mayes plays Arban Study No.11

14 brilliant accompaniments now available to all Arban studies.

[@davidthomson7815]

That's just wonderful played without any tension as far as I could hear. Best wishes David

[@BinaryBludgeon]

Hi Dylan. I'm just another high school student, and sadly not Paul Mayes, but I think I have a useful answer: My chops used to bust out by the end of each day, so what I did to gain more endurance was I'd practice extra long every other day, and even though they'd feel extra-worn out the day after, I steadily gained more endurance. Really, the key is to keep playing, even when your sound turns to pure air. Soon enough you'll build up extremely strong endurance (Also remember to keep proper form)

[@basilwang]

I wish you could hear me clapping at the end of that piece. You sound so good.

[@sergiomac6474]

Perfeito 🙏🙏🙏🙏 Nunca chegarei a esta perfeição.

[@brassjazzer]

Hey Paul, nice to listen and see you again....... How do you realize such a lightness while you're playing? its great....

[@basilwang]

Paul Mayes, you sound amazing!

[@hannahpauza6146]

This is one of my favorites! Amazing!

[@benzcheap]

Please upload more!

[@ronrobbins2737]

Fantastico Paul ! Make/model cornet ?? Mouthpiece ?? Pretty please Paul?

[@dwhines3Sky]

Love this. All these are in the Arban book? Better pull mine out LOL.

[@musicotrompetista6450]

Assistindo novamente em 2019 Brasil.....🔝👏👏👏🎺

[@Stone.Cold316Steve.Austin]

HIS HANDS ARE SO BIG OMG

[@bwb4685]

You make it look too easy. I'm gonna go practice now.

[@doinker81]

As a freshman I've lost the will to even think about trying out for region 😂

[@DanielHernandez-kl6jr]

Ubercorn sammmeeeeee

[@seansmola9256]

Ubercorn it's easier than the 1st one

[@osvaldosgaming]

Ubercorn if i made it you could of made it as well u never never know.

[@urielycute1726]

I'm practicing this as a freshman. JuSt Do iT.

[@mrminicheese9395]

I was a freshmen last year and I got 3rd at region. all you have to do is practice. besides this years are a LOT easier

[@joshlawrencejazz]

Those grace notes!

[@miragejustforfunnies8972]

0:59 and 2:17

[@armandogiordano1226]

BRAVO!

[@jeinerrodriguez3332]

hola maestro lo podría subir los 14 estudios del arban tocados por su trompeta

[@juliannoidalino687]

Coloque a partitura pra gente acompanhar 👍

[@natMMI]

I wish I actually cared when this was our Region audition selection. Since I can actually play it now, it's not as challenging as I first believed.

[@MrBilioner]

thats what practice is for. Nothing seems impossible with enough of work ;)

[@11mourao]

Muito Bom

[@nigeljames9097]

Feel like giving up now !!

[@dwhines3Sky]

Nigel James never give up.... :)I don't and I suck

[@nigeljames9097]

Awesome, too late now at 55 with a tooth missing!!! Brains getting slow as well.;-)

[@MrBilioner]

@@nigeljames9097 have you seen the boy who does not have arms yet it did not stopped him playing the trumpet?

[@edcarew4971]

What cornet mouthpiece did you use?

[@Grigoriy128]

Master

[@magicianuliubirii307]

Good, very lovely cornet exactly what model is it? Thank you!!

[@andre_forni]

perfeito.

[@SuperAppleMacintosh]

Hi Paul. I'm a high school student and I'm wondering what tips you have for endurance-building. My range is going up fairly high (high C +), but my endurance isn't. I'm also in musical production season (Jesus Christ Superstar and Music Man) and my embochure tends to blow apart, literally. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks, Dylan

[@Dr_Trumpet]

This may seem late, but try putting less pressure on your embouchure when you play. It allows better blood flow and much better endurance.

[@us-Bahn]

Nicely played with good mic placement. The etude stands on its own without the 19th century squeeze box music hall accompaniment.

[@ДмитрийАхмадиев-ц4л]

good

[@rubencova2354]

hey man i got an audition and i wanna play this, is there any way for to give us a website on where to get the piano part,,,,it would mean a lot if you could help me out with that

[@gilbertosandino8324]

Bello.

[@PwnTrollWin]

If anyone sees this comment, does anyone know where to get that piano part?

[@mlkaminski]

PwnTrollWin look online.

[@leofilyk2984]

What measure is 1:46?

[@PatrickOBrien1999]

Leo Filyk 37

[@Mariachikids00004]

Yep, 37

[@josh5266]

whats the key to being able to play the G and A above the staff with a clear, open tone? i am struggling with that currently.

[@stspapergenius]

H3CTIK_SH4RK Practice high notes to play high notes. Focus on pushing faster air and using your air to "float" the note rather than using only your lips to muscle out the note. When expanding your usable range by day, try to go up chromatically from a concert Bb to find exactly where your note stops being clear and open, and work from there.

[@sarlador688]

Sheila Stroud "floating" the note is probably the most accurate work to describe it. it's not a type of "lazy" float but I get what you mean and to anyone reading this is can definitely tell you that's what it feels like

[@MAPOLISCI]

What horn is that?

[@justinzaza2659]

lol tmea anyone

[@stspapergenius]

Yep haha

[@joeyallen2368]

here

[@adamh951]

ILMEA next year

[@alexalonso4980]

@@adamh951 Same here

[@MomoCastellanos]

alguien sabe que tipo de trompeta es?

[@edgarlopez8234]

Es un corneta

[@Ramonignhrz]

es la corneta de mi generala

[@sambacavalo6838]

huuuiiii huiiiiiiiiiii

[@alexyang6337]

adit this is all you