George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue (Gábor Tarkövi, trumpet)

George Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue for piano and orchestra, arranged for Bb trumpet and orchestra by Timofei Dokshizer (1924).
Gábor Tarkövi, trumpet.
Kaohsiung City Wind Ensemble.
Wang Chan, conductor.
Live recording at the "National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts", Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, 2012.

[@jakeoconnor3420]

Man that gliss in the beginning!

[@benjaminpiela5210]

Brandon Ridenour does it soooo much better

[@Ndr565h]

@@benjaminpiela5210 Just appreciate, that he is doing at on a rotary B flat trumpet, while Ridenour plays it with a piston picc...

[@etsanurmth3787]

Andreas don’t know what that means, but I agree

[@brown9671]

How do you even do that with trumpet?

[@milkparker4479]

I made a Watch Msuic please subscribe for more half valve it you can hear thats what he did

[@Shadow-nx4yl]

that note after the first gliss is amazing

[@wythetrumpet6419]

Bravo! That was outstanding trumpet playing!

[@Maou3]

To everyone saying the sheet music doesn't line up the recordings:
1. Tarkoevi is kinda known for fiddling with rhythms and melodies improvisationally
2. YT compiler for this channel gets the sheet music pdfs manually, and i wouldn't blame them for not cross-referencing every single arrangement to get the exact one used
ngl tho 2:29 lip trill kinda sucked balls

[@robedmonds5327]

Thank youu! I was wondering.

[@MudStuffin]

It would be nice if the music was the same as what he is playing

[@MudStuffin]

@Aiden Keller no, he changes it multiple times by playing different rhythms or different octaves etc.

[@user-qe8hw7in9v]

Simon Lutgens f# is the lowest note on Bb trumpet. either you have a bad range or your trumpet is bad

[@kennyr1161]

@@simonlutgens you mean ledger lines?

[@kennyr1161]

@Aiden Keller its not like in the first 2 measures he didnt play those notes as triplets but as duplets

[@kennyr1161]

@@simonlutgens ok

[@jadolt6698]

3:42

[@colinnolan2212]

Wonder what that note at the end was supposed to be

[@colinnolan2212]

Simon Phillips that’d be crazy

[@colinnolan2212]

Simon Phillips well doesn’t mean it’s any less crazy 😂 they’re just great players

[@Wherewell]

Colin Nolan yeah the player was going for a double G but his “chops” are toast by the end of this piece. Yes there are multiple trumpet players (including myself) who could play thst note, but still we could all get a bit tired.

[@timothyleow2323]

I would guess a high C

[@adolflazary5864]

Gracias. Saludos

[@edstud1]

Bravo!

[@DocsDota]

1st page 3rd line, 2nd half should be a Fifth higher for all notes...

[@FrancescoGrano7]

DocsDota yeah, f f

[@jameskonefal9491]

Genuine question - how does the performer do the gliss at the beginning?

[@svdtrumpet]

Half valve

[@balintmate5308]

magyarok? gratulálok Tarkövi Gábor!

[@harolsmoralesc5331]

PDF. Pls!

[@jacksonawaters]

This isn't the same music as what is being played

[@noahs5914]

this music is the same he is just swapping to piccolo trumpet at some sections and it is not signified

[@nokhimchan7966]

With multiple reasons this seems like Gabor sight-reading 😅

[@brunosolito2809]

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[@joeyrated1415]

Any1 know where I can get sheet music for this?

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

write me the mail.

[@janmikel5509]

Hi man! I really lile your videos. Could you do a favor for me? Can you send me sheet music for this? Thanks a lot

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

it.scribd.com/document/440702927/419778563-George-Gershwin-Rhapsody-in-Blue-Arrangement-for-Trumpet-and-Piano-Timofei-Dokshitzer-pdf

[@pacoharp6110]

No tenían partituras más pequeñas ?

[@jorgenavalon5964]

Score?

[@bilitocrazy]

Any know where I can get sheet music for this?

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

write me the mail

[@bilitocrazy]

@@ClugiaeBrassConsort [e-mail]

[@enocpulido6002]

How can i get the PDF?

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

Write me the mail

[@enocpulido6002]

Could you give me your email address, please?

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

Write your mail here

[@enocpulido6002]

Yea. Is [e-mail]

[@ClugiaeBrassConsort]

@@enocpulido6002 okay

[@lincheng1213]

最後面想上去Do齁哈哈哈哈哈哈哈

[@aliciadalbey1201]

the fuck happened right at the end, it was like he tried to go up and octave and flubbed it

[@yaboiiiyeet7174]

64 comments this is useless

[@justinsaehoon]

Clarinets version is better

[@alivevinnie2935]

Costlyplanet shhhhhh just appreciate the effort put into this :$

[@steveng6271]

Shhhhhh let it be , we don’t complain when they make carnival of Vince for trumpet

[@evanbennington]

Who asked

[@xeno6718]

and wayyyy easier on a clari, your point?

[@zs0005]

Hey were not gonna give this clarinet masterpiece to a lousy trumpet

[@archieweeks2827]

I mean he's only the principal trumpet in the Berlin Phil.

[@surprisetv7106]

Yes, this guys performance was bad, but trumpeter Dokshitzer played this masterpiece very beautiful

[@TheBigGameTheoryHDx]

@@surprisetv7106 dude he's the principal trumpet of Berlin Phil I wanna hear you play it better
if it was bad

[@shamrock1618]

As a trumpet player the gliss by itself in the beginning is enough to give a lot of players migraines to play it that well. This is super challenging in trumpet, much harder than clari. Cut this guy slack

[@giustinojustin8433]

Pessimo