Warren Vache On Embouchure Lesson

In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Warren Vache is a supremely accomplished, versatile and rare performer. He has been astounding audiences worldwide for decades with his superb cornet, trumpet and flugelhorn stylings. Here, he gives a basic lesson on embouchure in your trumpet playing.

[@ebass9088]

This is the best teacher on KZbin

[@haedrigthecat6754]

Thank you Mr. Vaché. Your selfless and caring teaching style is what inspired and taught me how to play the trumpet where others have failed. I play a 60's King 600

[@NovaEra520]

This man is the best teacher available on KZbin.

[@beeflat4287]

Look out for Roger Webster !

[@clivefynn9991]

I agree with you

[@richardgordon8110]

Warren Vache is an amazing teacher and player.

[@girishtrivedi8423]

Warren Vache is one of the finest Jazz Cornet player. A mainstream Jazz man, I was very fortunate to catch him live last year. Loved his control over the instrument , his solos, vibrato , half valving and his ballad artistry. Girish

[@chrishamilton4999]

Have you heard him play Fluegelhorn???!!!!

[@girishtrivedi8423]

@@chrishamilton4999 Not on the Flug. But am sure he would sound just as super on the Flug, Chris. Best. Girish

[@themusichole540]

Warren is one of the greatest ever!

[@marcusfigueiredo9258]

Nice classes. Those who really want to improve, should listen carefully. His tips made diference in my performance

[@yeahmon2]

Thank you Warren

[@frederic_viennot]

AWESOME !!!!! thank you for sharing this :))

[@SkySim]

So clearly explained!

[@yanbu000]

This is a good lesson! re: I played for 25 years, even went to NTSU and played jazz-chair in the 2:00 lab band. But, was never told about converging the corners towards the center. If I had heard that in every first few lessons for my first year of playing, and if we would have focused on a Caruso type warm-up (from low-C to double-C), I would have been likely been a different (better) player...

[@samchu7687]

Good teaching the professor very nice

[@57dogsbody]

YOU ARE SOOOOO RIGHT!!

[@NjabuloHadebe]

wow nice!

[@jambajoby32]

Question: When the pencil is erect all the way horizontally, what note is that equivalent to as far as playing the horn? In other words, what note is equal to the muscle support needed to hold the pencil up? High C? (Above the staff)

[@boboala1]

OMG! This changed my life! I'm now the principal trumpet with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra! Uh, but what's the fingering for B-flat again...?

[@thegoose0m1]

First valve, push it down

[@maxwellshedden9937]

Love people 💙

[@johnanderson2654]

He seems like a nice guy.

[@randlyons7278]

Mr.Warren, I notice you seem to be working with a cornet. I prefer the tonality of the Flugel and the Cornet over the Trumpet. Am I to understand that learning to play on a Flugel is conciderably indifferent than that of taking lessons with a trumpet ?

[@BoazKimMusic]

Yes, basically the techniques on both instruments are the same. Same embouchure and fingerings.

[@EzequielLagrottaTrompetista]

Someone could be able to explain me why the pedal tones can be played if they aren't in the harmonic series? Thanks.

[@edgunther8136]

The harmonic series is 1, 1, 5, 1, 3, 5, b7, 1, 2, 3, etc. The fundamental pitch is quite flat and unstable on the trumpet so we hardly use it. We consider the 2nd partial to be the lowest partial and anything lower as a pedal tone. To get low F or E or D on the trumpet without a 4th valve, we just bend the pitch down from the 2nd partial.

[@ironmandave3000]

Ezequiel Lagrotta Exploring Pedal Tones with Charlie Porter is a great KZbin video.

[@robertsolo6057]

for any striving student see the tribute site for roystevens

[@edwardmclaughlin7935]

Gold dust.

[@alantracy6757]

What a great bit of teaching, raise that pencil ✏️

[@michaelbyczynski2226]

nobody showed me that lol it does make sence about the muscles in one spot of the mouth piece i used to play now i got copd and want to start it back up again lol

[@MrJohnIIIGaming]

up until 0:39 I was getting worried...

[@alansenzaki4148]

LOL!!

[@ronaldinnewmexico1912]

Pervert

[@brianmorris6339]

Idiots call this great man a paedophile. What he presented was a good visualisation of how to play well, people who condemn the man would be tarring and feathering people based entirely on their own prejudices. The problems in the world are caused by fools that read evil into decent peoples actions shame on you.

[@wess5478]

Take a look at where the girl is sitting. She's as far away from him as possible, off-center in her chair. I'm not saying he's done anything inappropriate, but he should look at her body position and realize that yes, he is coming off as a creep.

[@harryschroeder3399]

@@wess5478 If she was seriously uncomfortable, it would come out in her sound. This is about playing the trumpet, not about your dirty minds.

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

This man is doing nothing inappropriate in this video. Only a dark and perverted mind would choose to see something that doesn't exist.

[@leehilborn8118]

"Much like you were... kissing," said the old man to the 15 year old girl.

[@showplayer2010]

Lee Hilborn ...and because you went there it got weird for people. Warren is a respected trumpet teacher and he made some very good points. That’s all I took from this.

[@jenspflug7473]

What's wrong with you? To get a student's attention you better come up with examples that interest them and work. And what are boys and girls much interested in at that age? Right....

[@hectorechegoyenmonroy1652]

Te pencil is so bad exercise

[@oldtimedrumcorps]

take note from some of the posts below . Nothing, show no personality , monotone voice never look at the student , no jokes as someone can misconstrue, and only have a female teach females. Better yet do it from a video so there absolutely no room for any judgement. Be careful about shaking hands or making eye contact . Always have a third party in the room .A taped recording device . A through background history check. A signed wavier teacher and student . Two way mirror with observers from the CPS.and police dept . and a good attorney for yourself present . did that cover it ? oops, "cover it ?"

[@blackbeltjones2903]

😂

[@robertsolo6057]

why dont you mention the correct alignment of the teeth, slight forward jut of jaw to align upper and lower teeth, without this your students will be lost

[@user-sv3tu1qv8w]

creapy man

[@ronaldinnewmexico1912]

Creepy comment

[@CarlyWaarly]

He did not make that same slide, it broke, it should have been one smooth up and down, this guy is creepy. As for moving the chin, the face muscles are supposed to move otherwise you just end up moving the lips that is restricted and not adviseable to do, so not good!

[@brassaddict]

CSMedia and who exactly are you?

[@ronaldinnewmexico1912]

@@brassaddict He likes to make critical comments on trumpet videos.

[@ebass9088]

This is the best teacher on KZbin