#trumpet #trumpetlessons #trumpetlife / jeffpurtle www.purtle.com www.purtle.com/arturo-sandova... Arturo Sandoval Trumpet Masterclass on Trumpet and Music
Probably the best demonstration on the internet of how it's not the instrument, but rather the player that creates their sound. I'm sure if someone had given him a $100 throw away kids toy trumpet Arturo would have made it sound like a professional horn. His demonstration of his tone with free lip buzzing only totally showcased where the Arturo sound is made. Wonderful clinic. Wonderful player. Amazing sharing person. Bravo!!!
I was at this master class when I was 14. This was at Anderson University. I am now 20 and attend the University of North Texas for Trumpet Performance. This master class was one of the reasons I decided to study the trumpet!
Congrats on making it to North Texas...good school...I had some lessons from the #1 trumpet player in the 1 oclock lab band...he had a doctorate, his name is Vaugh Roberts of New Zealand.
I have met Arturo a handful of time and have played with him on a big band that backed him up. I got to say he is a interesting guy. As far as musician and trumpet player I don’t think there is anybody in the planet that can play the trumpet like he can. Incredible! Is that a Harrelson trumpet he is playing?
As one of the very first fans of Arturo The only thing I can assume is a legendary one And these almost 2 hours compile a lot of facts to make him like that For myself it’s priceless to get this video safe Thanks to you Jeff✌️👏🏻👌
I’m so glad you like it. I organized it and two of my trumpet students ran the video so we could do multi cam. I will be posting other videos. If you look on my website you can hear Arturo in the background of at least one and maybe more years of the Claude Gordon brass camps. Login with a free account to listen. Click the user icon with the head and shoulders in the upper right and then it emails you a link and it’s free and easy to get in. www.purtle.com/claude-gordon-archives
I am impressed! I am from Haiti and love the trumpet...wow! sooo much dedication to learn such a powerful and delicate instrument. I wished someone gave him a cheap chinese trumpet to try loll (i have one)i watched the whole masterclass! i feel like i was present ...perhaps 6 years ago. Thanks Arturo for all you did for trumpet, your community, the United States and the world! Thank your Jeff Purtle for bringing me into the lecture class! THanks RU-vid!!
I’m glad you enjoy it. Subscribe and share with others. Also, my website has over 70 free audio files of Claude Gordon at this link www.purtle.com/jeff-audio-video
Thank you Jeff for posting this video. Arthuro is a real deal. I personally want to thank him for mentioning Timofey Dokshitser . He truly raised the bar for classical trumpet players and inspiring many to pick up the horn and wanted to sound like him. To me Arthuro is a musician with his own face in music that always will stand out as unique and broad in range of magical ideas that we can always enjoy. ❤🎉 thank you maestro.
I'm not a trumpeter but I enjoyed the whole workshop by this incredibly good and complete musician, Arturo Sandoval. During this COVID-19 pandemic, I'm studying every bit of workshops by Arturo on youtube. I'm actually a saxophonist in the United Kingdom and I like listening to music wisdom from experts. I like everything about him including piano and his jokes.he's made my day. Thanks
There are some funny parts to it too. Originally, I hired Arturo to just speak for 90 minutes. He went an hour over and we were running out of video tape and I was trying to cut him off. After he got on a roll he didn’t want to stop. It was fun and then afterwards I took him to dinner with some friends, one which was Peter Voisin, son of Roger. Arturo was telling Peter how his dad translated french for him when he was in France with Maurice Andre. Lots of fun stuff that weekend.
@@JeffPurtle that’s so awesome. It’s truly wonderful that he was eager to give even more than expected to students who were happy gobble up as much info as they could. Really great memories to hold on to. Thank you so much for making these tapes available to us all.
@@JeffPurtle I heard a story that Maurice went to see Arturo at a jazz club in Paris and saw the state of the hotel Arturo had been booked into. He took him Back to his massive place where they cooked, swam In Andre’s pool and Maurice gave Arturo a piccolo trumpet and taught him to play it.
@@bd1845 I remember hearing that. I need to post some pictures of our dinner after this masterclass. Peter Voisin was dinner and Arturo told Peter that his dad Roger did translation at that even with Maurice Andre. I don’t think Peter knew that until that night.
Please share it with others. Arturo is a gem and it’s not an accident why he is great. He practices very hard and smart and consistently. My favorite part is when someone asks about if there is a secret. Yes! Smart consistent practice for years! He didn’t always play that great. In Los Angeles I played salsa gigs with a Cuban sax layer that had defected and knew Arturo and played in Mexico with him when he couldn’t play a High F! Everyone likes to think it’s just talent. Arturo has that too but the hard work matters more. Work will be rewarded if you are smart.
I actually know the guy and kind of snickered to myself. The story Arturo told about a student that didn’t practice was actually directed at a good friend of mine in the audience that Arturo had been frustrated with to get him to practice fundamentals. I knew what was going on because I knew more of the backstory but I still kind of laugh at that too and tease my friend to practice more. Arturo practices like a maniac and there is no substitute for that. I played with a Cuban sax player in Los Angeles that had known Arturo and loved in Cuba before and during Castro. He told me how Arturo didn’t used to be that great at high notes but practiced all the time. That was a fun thing to put together.
@@JeffPurtlegreat story that Jeff. Arturo has said he never found high notes ‘easy’ and was not a natural thing for him. As you said just practiced, practised, practised.
Haben die Leute da was gelernt bei diesem Wokshop ? Ein Workshop ohne aktive Teilnahme bringt nicht viel. Reden alleine ist zuwenig. Was muß ich tun um Fortschritte zu machen ? Tips zur eigenen Praxis und eine Analyse meines Spiels durch den Lehrer und daraus folgend ein entsprechendes Übungsprogramm. Solche Workshops wie hier mit Sandoval würde ich nie besuchen. Die bringen dich persönlich nicht weiter. LG S H Austria
