Arturo Sandoval Dodgers Nat. Anthem & Meets Yasiel Puig - Fellow Cuban 4-6-14

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Famous Cuban jazz trumpeter Arturo Sandoval plays an awesome Star Spangled Banner at Dodger Stadium on Opening Weekend, and then meets George Lopez and fellow Cuban Yasiel Puig. At the end they're introducing Raul Mondesi, who then threw the first pitch ( • Raul Mondesi Sr. Throw... )

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@ArturoSandovalTrumpet 10 лет назад

It was an honor an a privilege to play our National Anthem at the stadium, and also God bless America at the seven inning!!!!!

@aidanwalkling8281 8 лет назад

Damn Arty, you got some chops, and I very much respect that.

@jorginhobrasil6287 7 лет назад

Arturo Sandoval Master!! Greetings from Santarém, Brazil. We love your music legacy. Thank you for all!👏👏👏

@ToniusPlays 7 лет назад

Brazil loves you Arturo !!

@jackson8197 7 лет назад

How to you get such a rich sound

@higiniogomez7280 6 лет назад

@Jose Lopez callese el mejor trompetero soy yo

@Dantheman626 10 лет назад

I was there that day, this man did an amazing job. One of my favorite national anthem performances.

@acarloscorvalan4398 2 года назад

Desde Chile 🇨🇱 , Arturo Sandoval, único , grande , lo máximo. Para la historia musical de Jazz Latino y mundial será por siempre uno de los mejores. Saludos Arturo....

@MK-yg3go Год назад

the beast 🇺🇸👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@RockOrgan 5 лет назад

Those are the same notes I play!... wait, never mind

@aidansproles7544 4 года назад

I miss when Puig was on the dodgers also Arturo did very well

@Daniel-tr9mk 4 года назад

Only a trumpet player would know how awesome that was

@trumpetplayerrayden7631 4 года назад

He was having a bad lip day on those double notes tho

@itsdemise256 5 лет назад

"Psst, hey, wanna see how high I can play?"

@elisabermudez6717 5 лет назад

Guaooo nunca me canso de escuchar al maestro en la trompeta .Cuanto me gustaria escuchar el himno de Cuba tocado por el maestro .Viva Cuba libre .

@DanGeorges 10 лет назад

If you believe what you're playing, the rest is easy. Inspiring. Thank you Arturo!

@johndurso4324 6 лет назад

Arturo: This was a beautiful legato rendition. The tone, power, sound and range was fantastic. God Bless you !

@coachv4712 10 лет назад

Arturo es un animal con la trompeta pero sobre todo es tremenda persona. Ahi le estaba dando unos consejitos a Yasiel.

@LindaTheGermanShepherd 5 лет назад

omg was amazing God bless you

@TheeMelloMan 8 лет назад

Still got it! Love you man

@danoslehoy 6 лет назад

Que impresionante músico, esos agudos por Dios !!! Es un monstruo en la trompeta !!!!

@higiniogomez7280 6 лет назад

Como que no agarro airr

@rubenclarinete 7 лет назад

Los grandes en lo importante son los necesarios en el mundo...well done guy!!

@NM-apache 7 лет назад

Arturo, awesome my friend! David Cruz

@vin-32 7 лет назад

La pomesa

@hunterwhittaker9291 3 года назад

Who else is crying

@soopastarr1 3 года назад

Awesome. Check out Jessie McGuire’s version as well. Both very talented musicians.

@hiramlopez1121 4 года назад

3c....c7...ouch!!

@armandodelatorresr.1038 6 лет назад

Grande Arturo.

@paulthompson9668 5 лет назад

1:36 Does anyone know why he plays C7 with the first valve down. Is it a pitch thing?

@kxrider441 5 лет назад

No, it is Not a pitch thing. It is a physics thing. His lips are buzzing around 10,000 times a second. Some valve combinations (although technically called for) do not work well, if at all, at this range. At this range, any valve combination can produce the pitch which is controlled completely by air pressure and embouchure. I was stuck on double A for 20 years until I started trying new valve combinations (along with practicing two hours a day). When I started experimenting with different valve combinations, I was able to climb out of my rut. There are no reliable fingering charts at double C.

@paulthompson9668 5 лет назад

@@kxrider441 Interesting. Back in the day when I played trumpet, I used the same fingerings in the third octave as I did in the second octave.