He made it sound so easy 😭😭😭

By no means am I an educator (just a senior in highschool) but to other young people who find this video and want to play high like this guy (amazing btw) tone is more important than range, and something that is never talked about, your range just naturally improves with age because your body is more fully developed. Yes there are some people who will get to those notes earlier on, but that doenst mean you should be obtaining those notes through improper technique. Ruined my embochure for my first years of playing trumpet this way (started my freshman year) spent my whole junior year having to fix it, and enjoyed trumpet much more after that. Practice correctly!!!

Said every teacher 😂 the truth is you need a years of practicing

Thanks now my dad's gonna be proud of me

Ive been playing the trumpet for over 8 years, but I still cant do this 😢

Nah id say its the ability to stay in your set embochure and use air

In reality, playing a multiple thousand dollar professional horn, years of proper lessons, long tones, slurs, and articulation practice is what unlocks accurate, and reliable range. Compression is a simple factor that is utilized subconsciously when you’ve been taught the above mentioned items correctly . It’s not a big mystery or even that complicated

While it’s a nice video, compression is only one part of a very diverse and eloquent equation that makes up the production of notes on the trumpet. “Compression”, which really should be labeled “air flow or air speed” is only part of it. Your embouchure, spacing of the oral cavity, tongue placement and slurring movement with the tongue, and relaxed posture all play into playing any note. And it’s not “high notes”, or “low notes”, it’s air speed. Notes are just notes and the ultimate goal is to be flexible enough to move from one note, to any other note, in any “range” easily, effortlessly. 😎👍🏽🎺

Thank you 😭

Thnx for share.😊

Great fundementals, but you’re almost a 1/2 step sharp on the double “C”… it’s basically a double C# you’re playing at the end. This is really common among many players, playing a really sharp double C/Double C# and calling it a double C. If you use a smaller backbore and throat, that alone will likely help keep the double register better in tune. Big backbores tend to flatten the low register and sharpen the high register. Big throats encourage usage of too much air, which allows overblowing and that pushes the tone sharp too.

It also requires air. Lots of people can squeak out notes that sound like a mosquito buzzing by, but of what use are those? Nothing.

Feels good

My child is in band

Cómo hace eso..?😮

Easy said but hard 2 put in practice

Galera essa teoria é muito verdadeira ☝🏻

Not just compression, that's years of proper training and fine-tuning 😅

What are those black things on ur trumpet?

Impressive but the sucking in through the instrument made me ill.

NEVER EVER SUCK IN THE AIR IN YOUR TRUMPET, YOU WILL INHALE SOME STUFF THAT YOUR NOT SUPPOSED TO BE AND IT TASTE HORRIBLE