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Well said, Bill!

Maestro como se llama ese aparato que le pone en el tudel para vibrar. Gracias por compartir sus grandes conocimientos ¡

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Thanks, Bill. I play trombone and have been diagnosed with both essential tremor and dystonia in my neck. I love playing but have great days and really bad ones. I found your lecture inspiring.

The consistency and resonance with which you played The Ballerina’s Dance from Petroushka was astounding, Bill! Nevermind the tempo - the horn just sparkled!

Amazing playing! ❤

Where can we buy the book?

Rest in peace

what a delight to see and listen to all the information, to which, you refer; for which, I am most grateful. I possess all the books of Claude Gordon, which, only periodically, am I practising, and, am aware that, I ought to implement a better routine for practice, which, I am continually searching as best as can be managed. What a joy, to have yourself show the books, and, speak of C Gordon's philosophical approach; thank you. Regards...

Thanks for that help! I must hear thoughts like that!

Cómo conseguir su método para trompeta. Vivo en la CDMX. En verdad me interesa.

Hi! Thank You for the video! I play french horn and I want to ask you:. 1. How do you make sound on trumpet? 2. We need more air pressure in The higher or lower register?

I've been trying forever to get the right mariachi trumpet sound. Especially the very full but not loud sound and of course the vibrato. Had a guy offer to show me how to play with an authentic mariachi sound but only if I joined his mariachi band, ha!

Thanks for making this video! My father was really excited to have discovered this video of yours when he did. It meant a lot for him to see his father being talked about; it made him proud. Rene's son (my dad) passed away earlier this year too. It's nice to see this video, thanks again for making it.

Where is the explaining content ?! 🥺😢😭😩 Please 🤩🥰🥰🥰🥰 I can’t figure it out by myself 🥺 Hello us sir ! Please 🤗

Ghost at 1:18

Si usted IVA a Inchamacuaro GTO. A tocar en las fiestas saludos de mi prima gloria.

Sir, I’m learning how to double tongue and I’m using the phrase Tu’ Ku’. My issue is that when playing Ku’ I have no idea what to do with my tongue when I play. When I played the Ku’ it seems like my tongue is touching the front of my teeth (even though I learned it’s not supposed to) So any advice would help.

Bill you're an amazing trumpet player and educator!! Javier is astounding!

Thanks so much ! But what on earth is the tongue doing inside of the mouth !?😩🤨😩😩🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 I rest my case😩🤦‍♂️😢 Please kind sir . Explain it in detail ♥️‼️🌻

Been playing punk rock & sludge metal music since 1982 still an BUT deeply in love with the trumpet. Your vids sure give me strength. So much thanks 🎺

THANKS Bill

Hi Bill. Cool video. Found ya through the 70s lip injury video interview of Rafael Mendez. Im 2 days into my pawn shop find Besson 609 Trumpet. Couldn't grap modern day trumpet teachers but one video of a Mr Mendez playing flight of the bumble bee & Mexican hat dance i can play it. Just a thank you 🎺

You seem to be confused about air pressure vs air speed. Fast air is actually a liability, its just something trumpet players say. Show me the study where air "speed" was measured while playing. Please.

Love the way Red weaves" Turkey in the Straw" into his solo.Sounds like George Van Epps on guitar,or somebody who played like him.

Efficiency in regard to air power is: Sound power output ÷ air power input. But air power input is: Air pressure x air flow To truly measure "Efficiency " accurately one would need to measure sound power produced, air pressure, and air flow. And by power I do mean power, not pressure. Pressure is energy density. Power is energy/time. Darryl Jones (trumpet player and professional engineer. )

Amazing

Very beautiful presentation Very peaceful, concise, and with a nice warm flavor!🌷

Thanks, Bill. Arms against sides really helps dampen the effect of them. Great advice.

He played very much like Harry James with fast vibrato and rough cut offs. Not quite as powerful a player as Harry but certainly a great player. Thanks for posting this.

Great interview Bill Bing, so sad to be watching this a day or two after Ray's passing! he was so, so talented!

sounds like manny could give harry james a run for his money and james was great

Years ago I was unable to find your Bing Book. I contacted you directly and you not only sent me free signed book you sent me another of your books. I' ll never forget that. You have truly devoted your life to the trumpet much like my mentor and friend the late Jim Grafmyer.

Dear Bill, thanks for been a member!! Merry Christmas!

Only 2 years?? Really? I think you were just scratching the surface with CG. He certainly put out LA's top lead trumpet players as well as my teacher Bob Valle.

Tongue is related to embouchure effort. It has nothing to do with " air speed". If tou want to make claims about air speed show us how you measured speed.

Is the summit going to be online due to COVID?

I love these trumpet talks!

Really fascinating video. Thanks for sharing!

His intro here sounds a lot like Doc Severinsen's intro on Malaguena. I wonder who influenced whom on this. Then, once he gets into playing the melody, he reminds me of Harry James.

4:09!!

Hello is the method book available now? I would like to purchase a copy. In case is not available can you please tell me who I can contact for more information. Your help is greatly appreciated. My email is violinjose@gmail.com Many Thanks. 🎶

I can’t play notes near as good as I had with out

Baller 😤🤙🏾

I met Ron when he was playing for Big Bad Voodoo Daddy. He had the most wonderful full sound! I asked if he ever marched Drum Corps. A Great Talent!!! Ron, we still need to hit a drum Corps show some day!

Hi Bill! I have some extra time on my hands and need to get a trumpet practicing routine, so I plan to start using more of your videos. Hope you are staying well.

Thank the Lord, you're back!

Wish I was in the area! Nice video

Thanks for the info and your wonderful book, glad you’re back!

HE LIVES! God bless man, hope you’re well.