ohhhh! now i get it!

It could be possible than the plastic faded. Soviet plastics are quirky, to say the least

no just stop now😂

Respect for the classics :D

lol

It certainly did play him.

@@logosloki Respect for the workers' class.*

Lada engine works just fine as well comrade

BORRISS

*Brassologist

I don't even play a brass instrument and I'm still fascinated by the instruments he shows. Great channel, has definitely inspired me to learn the trombone once I've finished my current viola grade

Sweet. I've received a few comments in a similar vein. I'll ensure I do that in future.

400 over the last week :)

Drowsee it's because Trent's awesome

Al Cass makes EVERYthing stink better

I heve the one from 1865 lol

He said he wasn't great at history xD

Moses Singletary that's... literally why it's called a "socialist republic" or a "people's republic". It's not a federal or democratic republic, it's socialist.

​@InvalidNumeral Federalism and socialism are not mutually exclusive things, and nevermind that at one point, the individual states were Federated Socialist Republics.

I have a massive stack of sheet music from my grandfather, and I've also collected a fair stack over the years.

www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_sacat=0&_udhi=95&_nkw=student%20trumpet&rt=nc&LH_BIN=1&_trksid=p2045573.m1684 This is a link to cheap student trumpets on ebay. Use it wisely :)

The Imperfectionist HOLY SHUT

what?

The Imperfectionist didn't want to cuss but WOW i want expecting that

Don't buy expensive beginner horns. They're a scam. Learn how to play on a cheap ass used horn, and get as good as you can on that. Then it'll be time to get a professional horn. So you should have a beginner horn for about 2-4 years before upgrading.

I scour auction sites :)

BTW: Nice cornet playing. Do you have brass band experience? That vibrato totally reminded me of the time when I played in a brass band. I used to hate vibrato and now I love to apply it on the trumpet, at least a little here and there

Hi mate, yes, I have brass band experience; euphonium, tenor trombone, bass trombone, soprano cornet, cornet, and currently conducting a brass band.

Amazing :D I was first introduced to Brass Bands when we watched "Brassed Off" (great movie) at school and then later the piece was performed at the theatre here in my city. They formed a Brass Band with a few professional muscians and many other interested people. Actually there are quite a few people from England, as well. I've seen numbers and there are probably like 20 000 bands in GB while there are more like 20 in Germany. I played cornet for a year, I'd love to play again, but I don't really know if I can make it and do all the practising required for playing Solo Cornet :D . How well does it work to play soprano cornet and bass trombone? Last time I checked playing trombone felt super weird on my lips. However I've heard trumpet players that said they really like to play Euphonium and perform trumpet concertos on that instrument (transposed by an octave) and it even helps them in the high register :)

Same here;I can barely hear it and I have my volume maxed out.

Bought one of these. 1) Don't buy one of these. All 3 rotors turn the wrong direction! 2) This model is Ukrainian, not Russian. The brand is Орфей, which is usually translated to Orpheus. 3) Yes, it takes a 10mm shank mouthpiece. The stock mouthpiece isn't horrible, but I've spoiled myself beyond being able to tolerate it for long. It's 80mm long instead of 70mm, and the cup is typical of European Cornet mouthpieces. My suggestion of 6M or 6V was actually spot on. If you want a GOOD mouthpiece for this, better get ready to pony up, because it will cost more than the horn. $$$ 4) Like most Soviet instruments, the build quality is trash, but it can play really well with great intonation if you do your part. The tone is pretty brash for what most people expect from a Cornet, but that's what having such a big leadpipe does for you. All in all, it would be one of the best budget Cornets ever if the rotors weren't constantly ruining your articulation.

The third octave is something you have to work to get. You just have to practice and develop your aperture to play and hit those high notes reliably and accurately. This is what my private teacher told me when i started on trumpet a couple years ago i found it helped me to get it. Good luck on your playing!

Oh thank you

no problem

INFINITE AMOUNTS OF LIP SLURS seriously do lip slurs in higher registers EVERY day for about 5 minutes before you practice and in no time you'll find it is a lot easier to hit high notes.... or you could just sing the high notes through your trumpet and hope nobody notices. either one works!

Logan Renner Tell the little lad to do Tongue Slurs, NOT lipp slurs...

He's done a review on the soprano trombone before. And yes, it is a soprano trombone. Not a slide trumpet. He also has a video explaining the reasoning behind that naming scheme.

I know about that, I was just wondering about the renaissance slide trumpet. It's an actual trumpet, but the lead pipe slides like a trombone.

Gurt The Great Whoops. My bad! Those are actually really cool instruments.

Thank you SOOOO much, I've been trying to find the name but I couldn't

euphonium

dank memes 4 u I totally would use euphemism mouth pieces kek

Is no no euphemism's are my spirit animal

Seems so.

Check out the new Schagerl 'Raven' trumpet. Same concept but better by a mile. Well, probably a 1000 miles...

*cornet (not trying to be rude but there is a difference in between a trumpet and a cornet.) I do play Cornet irl so ppl do confuse it with a trumpet.

Sorry, my bad.

Your way is better.

Lol before I read on wikipedia I thought it was United Socialist States of Russia

I thought it was a joke when he said that

I was gonna say