Trumpet Course with Clark Terry (1981)

[@alfonsobenitez8574]

I am 68 yo and used to play Trumpet by ear when I was young. I decided to buy a Trumpet at my age and I am learning to read music. Found this excellent musician today, and I love the way he teaches. Smooth way, I thank God for people like him. I pray that the Lord will keep you healthy. Thank you a million, I have learned a lot with you. I subscribed to your channel in KZbin.

[@robertthomas7343]

Whenever you hear CT you know right away ! Signature sound ! Great Artist who used his platform / gift / industry to make our lives brighter .... lighter ! Great humor fused with honesty ! Thank You for lifting us all up with your Art !

[@norabiddogz8673]

41:20 made me sad. Love this video. Mr Terry really blessed the world with his musicality.

[@BopWalk]

Was learning more about Clark Terry, one the the trumpeters I always tend to overlook. I learned that Miles Davis during his drug years was wasted living on the street and had no money. Clark who was his long time mentor had brought him a restaurant, fed him and brought him to his own apartment and left him there to rest. Clark had to leave for a moment but when he came back Miles Davis was gone and Clark's horns, clothing and radio was also gone. He was angry first but eventually forgave Miles. What a humble soul and what a great friend CT was even when he was back stabbed!

[@raymondstevenson12]

The only

[@sfann2513]

Clark taught that skinny kid how to play. Just sayin'.

[@BopWalk]

@TRUMPFOREVER I'm pretty sure he had the best embouchure in the jazz scene.

[@tonyprice1612]

Not only that but Miles' mother called him up that day and gave him a cussing for being a bad influence on her son. CT told me that himself.

[@gurusage142]

Holy free buzzing. What an amazing musician!

[@julianolovato6657]

Thank you so much for posting ! Greetings from Brazil ! Lesson 1 - 1:32 Lesson 2 - 6:29 Lesson 3 - 14:23 Lesson 4 - 21:46 Lesson 5 - 28:25 Lesson 6 - 31:37 Lesson 7 - 39:25 Lesson 8 - 41:25 Lesson 9 - 44:46 Lesson 10 - 47:15

[@awelewasmith6564]

51 minutes well spent and used. Thank you so much 🙏🏾❤️

[@johncastleman14]

I’ve been a full time professional player since 1989 and I still am amazed at how Clark Terry explained ANYTHING even cleaning out your horn! I was so fortunate to see him play live when I was in High School.

[@GisleDueland]

Fantastic teacher. I though scales were boring until I discovered his way of jazzing it up. He was the top cat!

[@gpessa82]

Where have you learned how to jazzing it up? I mean do you have some teaching material from him ? more than this video?

[@Yuhyeet2423]

Look up Charlie porters vids on jazz improvisation tips He suggests that among many other tips on jazz improvisation

[@xavitrompeta]

I learned the trumpet thanks to this video (VHS) in 1991-92!

[@manny4239]

Hello and thank you Mr Taylor bless your heart Sir and thanks again for teaching me the trumpet yrs after you've left us, my children will enjoy this as well, I'm 34 now and Im an 85 baby, wasn't even born when this took place

[@barnabascee1889]

This is the most amazing KZbin video I've ever seen! I'm not aware of any other musical LEGEND who's given a video course covering the very beginning basics of musicianship! I wish every beginner had a teacher this good right from the start! His down-to-Earth lack of ego and generous spirit is so beautiful it's touching! I'd love to see a guitar version of this and a piano version as well. But I think this is sort of unique!

[@jeyckson]

Man, what a treasure!

[@kennethprice3897]

Coming up my 80th birthday bought my first trumpet this week, found your course extremely informative Too much information to digest all at once, but most useful tips from beginning upwardsReally really thankful for your effort to produce this e-mail. Ken

[@alfonsobenitez8574]

And here I was worrying that after so many years I decided to play trumpet at age 68. May the Lord Jesus give you the strength you need to learn and play the instrument. God Bless you.

[@adityatyagi4009]

How has your progress been since you first started? Would love an update.

[@jisidorfisk]

I had gotten to the point playing was just about a pay check. Thanks for bringing me back. R.I.P. Clark.

[@rudycahulogan3082]

jisidorfisk 8

[@jad1175]

One of the all time greats Loved seeing him and Doc playing together on the tonight show in NY

[@IIrandhandleII]

This dude absolutely shreds!!!

[@waleedhaqq891]

It was an honor to meet him when he worked with my Jazz Band at the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff before he passed.

[@AJ_MD]

23:21 Is one of the most important tips for young trumpet players. Legend!

[@clarkewi]

Just two musicians creating perfection.

[@adityatyagi4009]

Along with Bud Herseth, Clark Terry is one of my favorite trumpeters. He was a wonderful player and human being.

[@alfvonharpe1819]

Clark, what a great teacher He he was , marvelous

[@checher.4532]

RIP CT Thanks 4 the lessons and great music.

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

A well-earned 94 years. Happy travels brother. Be free.

[@oldtimedrumcorps]

Beautiful person . No fake ego , Honest Isnt it loverly ?

[@JOUA1400]

...remember having this on VHS....oh the memories.....

[@exmuslim1811]

Thank You for your wonderful lecture.Thanks from Iran

[@da11king]

I watched the whole thing...what a legend

[@amazingGod.100]

Thank you.... love this video...he's very helpful and informative

[@DiggNitty]

I miss my Uncle❤️

[@FrankBugZappa]

His striking of the bell seems spontaneous if you weren't looking for anything but there's a precision to it... this is a subtle soul

[@justme8108]

absolutely delightful.

[@bigmike6222]

I had the VHS tape when I was a kid!

[@learningaresintenorrecorde8310]

A great player in his day, yes he was sometimes overlooked but he played great jazz with great jazz 'feel.'

[@Herehear49]

A thumbs down on Clark Terry says you are one lost soul! Sorry about you. He was cool enough for Miles Davis to be inspired by and to seek out lessons from. I have to remember that some people just don't have "the ears to hear". This is excellent, take my word for it.

[@paulmataruga6558]

Pat Gannon Ya...gotta be a doorknob

[@phil200940]

Must have been trying alternative fingering ...

[@GJ5570]

this guy is great!

[@anwyllonmusic]

That escalated quite quickly :) Thanks sir.

[@onxkrinear]

Thanks a ton Clark R.I.P

[@kalarr1]

THANKS !!!! SO MUCH !!!!

[@franciscoleite4510]

O Clark é um é excepcional teacher

[@norwayslazinger]

Lesson 1: 1.32 Lesson 2: 6.29 Lesson 3: 14.23 Lesson 4: 21.46 Lesson 5: 28.25 Lesson 6: 31.37 Lesson 7: 39.25 Lesson 8: 41.25 Lesson 9: 44.46 Lesson 10: 47.15

[@julianolovato6657]

Thank you so much ! Lesson 1 - 1:32 Lesson 2 - 6:29 Lesson 3 - 14:23 Lesson 4 - 21:46 Lesson 5 - 28:25 Lesson 6 - 31:37 Lesson 7 - 39:25 Lesson 8 - 41:25 Lesson 9 - 44:46 Lesson 10 - 47:15

[@ramveera8724]

Is it possible to have all the 10 lessons in one sheet such that it facilities my practice?

[@fromthestreet1969]

wow this is great stuff!

[@1021Henryg]

Clark Terry was an awesome guy!

[@lyneelaw9377]

great performance

[@alanwitton5039]

Wonderful player! Sadly missed

[@nathxul8972]

Clark Terry : la rolls Royce de la trompette

[@franciscochagas4773]

Ok parabéns

[@MauriciocastilloChile]

genial !

[@JeanWJoseph]

Lesson 1: 1:32 Lesson 2: 6:29 Lesson 3: 14:23 Lesson 4: 21:46 Lesson 5: 28:25 Lesson 6: 31:37 Lesson 7: 39:25 Lesson 8: 41:25 Lesson 9: 44:46 Lesson 10: 47:15

[@nelsonpenaranda2745]

DIIS LOS SIGA BENDICIENDO POR ESTE VALIOSO APORTE AL MEJORAMIENTO DE LA HUMANIDAD MOSTRANDO LA ENSEÑANZA DEL VALIOSO *****CLARK TERRY*****

[@siegfriedwifling9992]

I’ll never understand how some are given thumb down...

[@phil200940]

Must have been trying alternative fingering...

[@vigidriver6281]

Clark and I played together in 1969 or 70? One of those years. We Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonians at APSU held our Annual Jazz Festival and Clark was our guest Artist courtesy of Johnny Carson who was so cool to let us have him for ten days during our festival event.

[@freiretrompete1174]

Vigi Driver 👏👏👏

[@DarthKross]

My Uncle Frank played with him. Then again. I shouldn't be too suprised since he's played and continues to play with lots of different people.

[@adilsonmartins3189]

Hi! Good day?thanks for your help! I want more exercícios, bay , bay!

[@JOUA1400]

...R.I.P. professor.....

[@gilbertodossantos8221]

...Esse é um dos Caras, grande Clark Terry, pena que não é dublado para o português (Brasil)

[@jaquan3571]

After hearing Mr. Terry buzz.....without the mouthpiece, I put my trumpet away.....I have more practicing to do.

[@GaryIno]

Gettin' back to basics for retirement. Got the trumpet I bought for Mason. I can't find my 6c Bach.

[@williamquiinaria3984]

olá meu nome é william sou brasileiro e estou iniciando no estudo do trompete gostei muito das aulas e técnicas apresentadas . Muito incrível este músico e professor me passa algumas aulas se puder Deus abençoe.

[@joseribeiro105]

Este músico do vídeo já morreu.

[@alexcarter8807]

I wish this guy was my dad.

[@tphil5543]

Very very good fundamentals

[@SmeeUncleJoe]

Are these exercises printed out somewhere ? Sorry if I missed it skimming through. Great teacher. Did he put this in a course I can buy somewhere ?

[@thomsonemmanuel9374]

🇩🇪🎺 Good

[@1PITIFULDUDE]

🎺🎶💪

[@juniperuscommunis6209]

Why is it sharp when you go up the scale & flat when you go down?

[@barryhunt8527]

Juniperus communis it’s called the language of music. It preserves the correct order of things. Going up you raise going down you lower. Best seen on a piano or keyboard. Learn the chromatic scale you’ll see your answer in that 🤔👍

[@wee6799]

24:30

[@dachanist]

mark plays sharp as fuck in the lower end man. why is that cat even there!? I also wish I ran into Clarke and had the chance to practice together.

[@emmanuelthompson3358]

🇩🇪🎺👍

[@adilsonmartins3189]

Hi! Good day?thanks for your help! I want more exercícios

[@njhampster]

Lip buzzing at 23 minutes is beyond belief!

[@AlexanderMendozaXD]

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