Tanglewood Music Center Trumpet Master Class Part 1

Trumpet Mast Class Part 1
The class led by Thomas Rolfs, a Tanglewood Music Center Fellow in 1978, and second trumpet Benjamin Wright, a TMC Fellow in 1996 and 1997, features instruction in playing within a section.
This class is designed to enhance trumpet players' perception of how they sound to an audience, their role within the brass section, and how a trumpet section sounds within a musical space.

[@kelltrumpet]

Both of the students are pros. Ryan is principal trumpet in the Indianapolis Symphony and Stuart is principal in the Atlanta Symphony.

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

look how the time passed, they are both now principal trumpet players

[@GoOKuSj33]

Ryan is freaking awesome i loved his playing in this masterclass.

[@GoOKuSj33]

I love the sound of those Rotary Valve German Trumpets! ^^ Perfect for Beethoven.

[@sttrumpet]

Excellent Master Class!!!

[@sigmaclass]

This is fantastic!

[@michaelmyers7416]

More videos like this please

[@user-ly8ik8gz8y]

The Members of a class are quite good and I was moved. They can be orchestra's member immediately as a Principal trumpet in Japan.　Because the performance level of the trumpet is very low in Japan.

[@GoOKuSj33]

There´s an error on this video, the first excerpt they play is Beethoven´s 5 Mtv II not III.

[@justinsmiley-oyen59]

He's Ryan Beach, Indianapolis Symphony, former Northwestern University, winner of the 2011 ITG Orchestral Excerpts and (I think) Solo competition winner... (2011 ITG was the summer after his sophomore year).

[@GoOKuSj33]

Those two Ryan and Stuart are sometimes brighter and punchier sounding than the teachers!

[@leoalyssaarr1709]

Maybe Ryan, not much of Stuart though.

[@SchwarzeDose21]

it's the second movement..

[@justinsmiley-oyen59]

That 'fat guy' IS a pro. Show some respect.

[@TomGao97]

who is he

[@justinsmiley-oyen59]

Oh yeah, he also won the 2012 Elsworth Smith International Solo Competition. Yikes.

[@dasteufelhund]

Flat

[@robertpolasek4656]

Blue shirt just isn't getting it. He's playing like he's inferior to the higher voice.

[@leoalyssaarr1709]

You could really hear the difference when Ben played his part.

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

No surprises. Structure and airstream control. I just can't get behind the advice given here. Reference Bud Herseth to understand what I'm talking about. Bud didn't talk only to immediately pickup a horn and crack a note.

[@magmahawk583]

?

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

@@magmahawk583 If one is to teach he or she is not to play or self reference. It doesn't serve the student in any beneficial way. If a teacher plays their instrument during a lesson with a student it tells me they do not have the ability or intelligence to articulate the lesson verbally. This video is evidence of that. This lesson became nothing more than a rehearsal for the old guys.

[@magmahawk583]

@@andrewwhitfield5480 how do you know bud never cracked a note after talking? He’s not perfect, nobody is, and Tom and Ben showed in these videos that they’re excellent teachers.

[@andrewwhitfield5480]

@@magmahawk583 I don't know if Bud ever cracked a note. If you like the video that's all that really matters to you, right? I was brought up and taught by the generation before these guys. One of the most simple lessons taught to me was that a teacher cannot play the instrument for the student just like I cannot go to the bathroom for you so it's rather important to verbally express and provide instructions in a lesson for the benefit of the student. I will not drop my standards because someone else has.