Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again - Bb Trumpet Sheet Music

Bb Trumpet Sheet Music for "Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again" from "The Phantom of the Opera".
Performed by The Trumpet Man.
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[@SingOnStreet]

I just love it😍
I absolutely love your music. So talented.❤💘💝

[@thetrumpetman]

Thanks :D

[@pedroadilson7869]

Boa música 😍

[@valiantclapper4872]

So very beautiful. Thank you, too, for sharing the sheet music. I must attempt it.

[@thetrumpetman]

Thank you very much :)

[@inasmallerscale]

Amazing bro keep up the good work I’m now grade 5 cornet

[@thetrumpetman]

Thanks! Congrats on being grade 5 cornet!

[@inasmallerscale]

@@thetrumpetman thx bro

[@Acertab-yc2eg]

Awesome piece, how did you get your notes to waver and was that on purpose?

[@RoseCadenza]

The wavering is called a vibrato. It's a common technique for most musicians. For trumpet, you just wiggle the trumpet a little to get the vibrato. I don't exactly know since I'm a woodwind player.

[@egb625able]

@@RoseCadenza this isn't wiggling the trumpet, his vibrato is achieved through lip shaking

[@RoseCadenza]

@@egb625able Oh okay! Like I said, I'm a woodwind player, not a brass player. So, thank you for the knowledge.

[@thetrumpetman]

Thanks! Like some others have said, the wavering is called vibrato :) There are multiple ways to do it, but I do it by moving my jaw up and down really fast.

[@gareth.fairhurst]

What did you use for a backing track?

[@thetrumpetman]

You can find the backing track here: czcams.com/video/uU7FJn7o5iM/video.html

[@Freddiefrog-cy8vi]

Not to be that person but where is this from?

[@yamilettecolin2001]

Phantom of the opera

[@Freddiefrog-cy8vi]

@@yamilettecolin2001 thx