Writing for Horns ARTICULATIONS

[@mistersaoco]

Not only informative but also fun! Thank you so much sir!

[@josebecerra3796]

Muchísimas gracias! Pure Gold.

[@-mcl2006]

Thank you, Kevin. Great tutorial. Just what I was looking for. Always wanted to learn how to write horns articulation correctly. Cheers!

[@cathiltz]

Awesome! Doing exactly this job right now, and didn't expect to pick up tips like adding coordinated sections/bar numbers AND resizing Transcribe! to the bottom of your screen! Thanks for making this for all us rhythm section folks.

[@rahmanpattiiha]

Awesome video!! Thank you for the knowledge 🙏

[@timkraft3752]

You have always been my idea of an articulation MASTER; one of the reasons your big band/horn arrangements have always been KILLER! Nice video.

[@kevinmills8796]

Thanks Tim! You're beautiful!

[@LeeBlaske]

Incredibly concise. What a GREAT presentation of this information!

[@kevinmills8796]

Lee, you just made my day!

[@JohnnyJuleJazz]

I watched the whole thing and I'm not even a horn player! I'm just a lowly drummer. I love your sense of humor Kevin. Remember "Rock and Roll Breakfast Food"

[@kevinmills8796]

Well, blessed are you, drummer--for blessed are the lowly! And for any who are interested, this is John's favorite of my videos (based on "Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo"): kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5OzaJurq918js0

[@tooter1able]

10:21 I was taught to call these articulations (>>) "Rinforzando" accents; These ( - - -) are called tenuto markings (long); This Accent " ^" is called a piccato (short/harsh)

[@Mischeaux61]

Very helpful! Thanks!

[@kevinmills8796]

Thanks Valerie!

[@benbmusic88]

Wow that program looks amazing!

[@kevinmills8796]

oh YEAH!

[@west-cz7or]

What an amazing and concise overview, and you are obviously well versed in your software Kevin, thank you. As someone trying to become familiar with typical orchestral brass and woodwind would I typically find these articulations in classical works and/or basic notation software? I am quite unfamiliar with them and am still quite a beginner.

[@mordy91]

6:46 I don’t think i have ever seen that paricular way of beaming before. Is that common?

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Where abouts are the rest of the videos in this series, please?