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DH
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 Posted: Sat Dec 16, 2017 3:58 pm Post subject: Laura Vukobratovic; - trompett |
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Bach Brandenburg No. 2, Laura Vukobratović - Baroque trompett
https://youtu.be/bWWmMLRF-6M
J.S. Bach: Brandenburg concert no. 2 live
Hofkapelle Munich, you / viol. Rüdiger Lotter
Recorded: March 27, 2016
Court of Cape Elie Munich: Rüdiger Lotter, Monica Wais Mann, Martin klepper - first of all, Angelika Fichter, Daniel Deuter - Second Viol Florian Deuter, Veronika Stross - Altviool Pavel Serb, Felix Stross, Anderson) ~
Günter Holzhausen - violone
Martin sandhoff - traverso
Dorothee Oberlinger, Lorenzo Cavas Anti-blokfluit
Clara Geuchen - hobo
Laura vukobratović - trompett
Olga Watts - harpsichord |
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Thanks, DH. I just love performances on original (or replica) instruments.
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Lovely performance. Laura makes it look so effortless.
So, many, many years ago, I was just a kid. I heard this piece and thought, "I'll join the band and learn to play trumpet so that I can play music like that."
It all seemed so simple back then...
And no, I still can't play the Brandenburg. But at least I can enjoy it when other people do. Oh, and I haven't given up the dream yet.
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DH
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| Grits Burgh wrote: | | So, many, many years ago, I was just a kid. I heard this piece .... |
Same for me. My band director played it for me sometime around 1965. Probably Adolf Scherbaum. In college about 3 years later my trumpet teacher told me that it wasn't expected of a principal trumpet to be able to play it. This was a specialized piece. I have gotten to do it 3 or 4 times, but times sure have changed. |
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| Quote: | | I have gotten to do it 3 or 4 times... |
Had I performed it 3 or 4 times, I could die happy.
Do you know, is it harder to perform on a natural trumpet or on a piccolo trumpet?
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DH
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| Grits Burgh wrote: |
Do you know, is it harder to perform on a natural trumpet or on a piccolo trumpet? |
relatively speaking, on a piccolo trumpet it is a piece of cake. Assuming you have the chops in the first place, on a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the most difficult, a piccolo trumpet would be around a 7 and a baroque trumpet a 20!! (or at least that's how it seems to me.)
I once heard it done live on Baroque trumpet by Friedmann Immer. Back then I don't even know if there were recordings on Baroque trumpet. I was amazed. And like a fool I asked "how do you do that" and like a wise teacher he said "Practice" |
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DH,
Thanks for the post. You know, my curiosity was getting to me and I had actually been contemplating getting a natural trumpet.
What was I thinking?
Thanks for pulling me back to reality.
Warm regards,
Grits
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| Grits Burgh wrote: | DH,
Thanks for the post. You know, my curiosity was getting to me and I had actually been contemplating getting a natural trumpet.
What was I thinking? |
By all means, GET ONE. It's fun and frustration all at once. if you got one that played in C and D you'd have a ton of literature to work on.
If you have a Bb/A piccolo you can do all the stuff for D trumpet as well as the Brandenburg. On natural trumpet, for Brandenburg you'd need a totally different horn pitched in F which is a lot of money for one piece. Somewhat of a specialty
As an aside, it appears that common usage now is for a baroque trumpet to be the one with holes and a natural trumpet to be without holes just like back in the day. |
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| Quote: | | By all means, GET ONE. |
As Jesus once remarked, "Get thee behind me, Satan." 
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Grits
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| good performance. lovely piece. that will take you back a few hundred years. |
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| Wow, great performance. That baroque trumpet looks so difficult to play. |
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