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Beautiful rendition and very well done. Amazing tone!

Is it just me getting higher or not or harder for me?😅

Always thought this would be an epic funeral song, never thought it would be their own...

Bro I play baritone and I can play high as crap

I don't have that can of money

I appreciate this! I’m currently a clarinet but I want to make marching band something that I can continue doing in highschool :)

The model is the 20th century studios but the studios text is replaced with fox

What’s wrong with 7c🥲 it’s perfectly fine

This is what I needed

I mean, it’s a treble clef so..

Underrated piece of music here!

I have been playing the 7c for 8 months and have switched to a Yamaha 11B4. A big difference in sound from it. 😮

It lit up as soon as you said hit that like button

C c c

Don't really agree. A warm (or dull) sound is not the most important from the start. Instead you want a mp that doesn't make you strain, press too hard or let you get away with other bad habits. While I agree that the 7C is not the best, it has a shitty too round rim that digs in your flesh, with a too big diameter (especially for young kids) and a deep cup, requiring strength that may not be there, and the 5B has a nicer rim, the 5B is only slightly smaller and even deeper. Instead, I opt for a 10.5C. A smaller mouthpiece forces you to play correctly, it won't work if your embouchure is too open, while sparing what embouchure you have, avoiding strain. A too open embouchure is a source of many problems later on, especially with range. The cup on this thing is neither deep nor shallow, allowing for all music styles with a good and lively tone, the rim is very nice, identical to the 3C in fact and the diameter, while a hair smaller than the 3C is not too small to be played by almost all people. There is a reason this was one of the most popular mouthpieces before the big diameter craze began after Herseth hurt his lip. 5c vs 7C : trumpet.cloud/mpc/index.html?mpc1id=VA002700&mpc2id=VB002100&mpc2x=51&mpc2y=0

Bro fr low sounds aren't hard for me its high sounds I just can't

i have the opposite issue 😭 HOW DO I PLAY HIGH NOTES IT WONT LET ME GO HIGHER THAN A HIGH C

the mouthpiece also can make it go even higher or lower! isn't that amazing? (i know you already know it you are leagues above my best trumpet playing)

ugh watching these trumpet videos is making me want to pick it up again! i haven't played since middle school -- i want to play somber echoey melodies on an electric guitar but... 👀

i couldn't help but laugh at the fffffffff with the mic directly in the trumpet -- all of these are crazy good though, professional orchestra quality edit: sorry i realize the "orchestra quality" thing is probably a little distasteful of me because you are probably already a professional trumpet player (not that i know how that works), i just forget sometimes that people with awe-inspiring skill and an already established real-life scene with that skill are the same people that happen to do fun stuff on the internet too, unlike myself who for now just does fun stuff on the internet

Absolutely stunning

I’m just got mines and I am horrible at it I can’t hold my breath 😢😢

Trumpet at high note: **Angel's voice** Trumpet at low note: **Literally me after being at Gib's house eating taco bell**

i use a 7c trumpet mouthpiece on my mellophone

Wow so impressive

That’s awesome. Talent!

Would getting a new mouthpiece also help to actually sound nicer and avoid the crunchy cracky sounds when trying to it a higher note?

i want more videos

So amazing!

I’ve been playing for 5 years! I started with a 11b4 and also a 3C. I recently got a 7c. Which one is better for a marching band sound?

your trumpet is super nice!

Me starting off as a woodwind 😂I cared by default lol

My dad waging war against the bathroom:

All my life I've been using 7c , please which of them is the best

My trumpet came with a 5C

Kendrick????!!!!

pure fire🔥

I love that you included the bassoon solo as you went!

i have really big lips, should i go lower than a 5b

Bro kinda sounds like the same ones from the boiled one

im also left handed

From what I understand (and trumpet players have LOTS of "understandings" of questionable value), Vincent Bach played a 7C trumpet mouthpiece and a 6 cornet. "From what I understand," the 6C and 7C have the same cup, drill and backbore but different rims. Some time ago I bought a 6C trumpet from an online mouthpiece service (you all know of whom I speak). Great rim and a very good sound. However, after a practice session the 6C left me with a roaring headache. Maybe the drill is too small? It sits in its box among my stash of unused mouthpieces. These days I'm experimenting with the Yamaha 14C4 as a potential replacement for my current newer Bach 3C.

After all these years! Amazing cover brought me back to my childhood

Bro play a G on clarinet that thing is DEEP

Watched this video because my sister is starting middle school band in 7 days, and wanted to learn the trumpet with her (i played the trombone and tuba), and was never told how the valves worked.

Sounds awesome!!

Finally this intelligent guy says it all. My buck teeth and this 7c is not working at all I got to try different cups

I just got my trumpet yesterday!