Wynton Marsalis Trumpet Master Class University of Arizona 1992

While visiting Tucson, Arizona for a Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra Concert, Wynton Marsalis stopped by the University of Arizona in 1992 to conduct a Trumpet Master Class. Wynton challenged student, Bobby Roubal to play his chosen song in a different key, accompanied by Jazz Studies Director/pianist, Jeff Haskell. Wynton displays his beautiful lyricism and gorgeous tone over the song, Bye Bye Blackbird in the key of E along with key learnings.

[@benwinstanleymusic]

I could listen to Wynton all day

[@PlymouthVT]

Wynton the clarinet you played on David Crosby's album was superb. Just beautiful.

[@jazzbonept]

Thank for you sharing this gem! Not sure about everyone else, but any little video or audio file with Wynton in it is a treasure for me 🔥

[@michaelclark1167]

GREAT pedagogical point at 3:25 - 5:00!!!

[@marknekoba6561]

Man - Bobby is the MAN! Jamming with Wynton.

[@brotherbroseph1416]

I wish I was in my twenties in the 90s.

[@Azabaxe80]

You've no idea. But anyway, revel in your own time.

[@azsideman]

I was there. Bobby did great!

[@bobbyroubal]

thank you

[@chameleonj892]

NOBODY F's with Wynton! His sense of melody is impeccable when he solos! The different nuances in his playing is what sets him apart!

[@masonklein]

Electrono9 All respect to Mr. Morrison, but nobody is taking Wynton to school 😂

[@bishopmarsh6084]

3:12 badass!

[@jamesonrichards5105]

hey bobby. i appreciate you sharing this learning opportunity, not just for you but for all of us that want to become as skillful as wynton. i also want to applaud you for not cutting yourself out of the video so we would have further context leading up wynton. hope that life is treating you well and please don't delete this gem from the internet. have a blessed day wherever you are

[@bobbyroubal]

I meant to include my original solo, which was much better than what I showed, but I accidentally erased it when I tried to convert from VHS to CD. I think what Wynton played over E major is quite extraordinary.

[@llm468]

Level of legend

[@afcsport]

That is such a beautiful moment. I love your sound. You looked hip and you were really swinging with that song.

[@elisavieira737]

Beautiful thanks

[@AdenosinePush]

he dropping the wisdom in this clip

[@jamesonrichards5105]

this some delicious playin right here

[@silvioribeirodossantos6858]

O cara é fantástico!

[@TheReaLRobDinero]

Zach Morris on the horn! 😆

[@TerranceNgassa]

YES.

[@octaviovalle9478]

Excelente.

[@willzinhomunizz]

Perfeito

[@toy4115]

4:41

[@Jonah77252]

😯 I’m going to get some sleep 😴

[@surblows]

Thanks for sharing! Do you still play?

[@bobbyroubal]

Sur, yes, thanks for commenting. I’ve posted a few videos under Bobby Roubal.

[@SamuMusical-Aprendatocar]

What trumpet Wynton Marsalis is using in this video?

[@rifle2563]

believe its a monette

[@LeagueofScreaming]

Monette Raja custom made. He has played a lighter-weight monette in recent years

[@jeannetteduette6704]

I love to hear Wynton blow. Love his sound!

[@TheeMilesMonk]

Monette Raja (Full weight) with integral mouthpiece in raw brass.

[@jazzbonept]

@@jeannetteduette6704 His sound in person is unreal! Very big, warm, resonant, soulful, swinging, and it is really like magic

[@haroun4165]

I'm afraid that there's no substitute for talent ... many are called, but few are chosen.

[@jambajoby32]

This song is in F, not E :)

[@AustinCasey]

Starts in F then they switch to E.

[@bobbyroubal]

Agreed, but Wynton made me play in E. Wynton then proceeded to play a few choruses with the same ease as F. He is a master musician beyond words..

[@jazzbonept]

ahaha trumpeter Brandon Lee has a lot of stories about Wynton, whom he studied with at Julliard in early 2000s

[@Zen.0N]

If you’re good will love you if not as good laugh at you - music society are not practicing human standards. Not mention we obey new world order....