The Cat Anderson Whisper G. No mystery

The famous middle G as taught to me by Cat himself

[@cheche5103]

Larry I thank you so much for your wonderful tutorials how helpful you’ve been to my daily studies I’ll be forever grateful! A billion blessings always! 🎶🎺

[@LarryMeregillanotrumpetlegacy]

Thank you!!

[@jazzwestlv]

Wow!!!! I've been using the Cat method for 30 years with great results but now I'll start all over. Thanks!

[@luiem3278]

wow! i never knew john goodman played the Bb horn so well!

[@stevenconner1709]

Great tip, and thanks for the big shout for Luton UK and Eclipse trumpets. Ever tried a Taylor ?

[@user-yg4wi6zr8x]

Thanks Larry. Outstanding !

[@jazzerfred]

I can’t do this without letting the cheeks and area around the lips puff out…should I let them?!

[@ChrisDavisTrumpet]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

[@johnbrock1602]

Lookfarward to seeing you. God Bless

[@pauldance7387]

I wonder if my trumpet teacher minds me working in this, I won’t say anything, I am beginner but this seems so fun.

[@fabiocosta3091]

Isso de fechar os dentes nao atrapalha ? E para notas pedais eh o msm procedimento?

[@unknownquantity4440]

Hey Larry. Thanks 1x10^6 for explaining Cat's Whisper G technique. Question... @1:48 You mention something very key that Lynn Nicholson talks about extensively in his MF Protocol method -- unfurling of the lips. I asked him about exercises like the whisper G, but he said he hates exercises and just plays music. He didn't specifically address this unfurling in conjunction with any jaw-forward position practice to developing the supporting musculature around the lips, but he may have just done that naturally on his own in his early playing days. Lynn basically sums up the MF Protocol by saying it's the lips (unfurled) being available to vibrate in response to proper application of air. Would you say that this Cat Anderson whisper G exercise is compatible with the MF Protocol based on that summary of it, especially in regards to developing the musculature so that the lips are available to vibrate with proper application of air (compression), without having to jam the mouthpiece into your lips and which stops the vibration? You are one guy here on YT who compares different methods, and I'd really appreciate your input on this.

[@pauldance7387]

We’re do you live I want a personal lesson?

[@CarlyWaarly]

Hi Larry, what brand and model of trumpet was that? Thanks... you just explained : ). Love the tone that is made.

[@ryq333]

What if your upper teeth do not align with the lower when your jaw is closed....?

[@LarryMeregillanotrumpetlegacy]

They dont have to allign perfectly

[@bobjenkins8015]

@@LarryMeregillanotrumpetlegacy what if it’s bad, like really bad with a little bit of an under?

[@jazzerfred]

@@bobjenkins8015I second this question!!

[@svenlarsson1584]

Nice pedal! (I am no trumpet player, basstrombonist)

[@hassankhan-io9fd]

Nice

[@LarryMeregillanotrumpetlegacy]

Thanks

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[@LarryMeregillanotrumpetlegacy]

Thank you for your kind comments!