Chris Martin live on Sarah´s Horn Hangouts
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- Chris Martin, principal trumpet of the New York Philharmonic, talks to Sarah Willis live on the Horn Hangouts. Special thanks to Barbara Hawes at the New York Philharmonic Archives for letting us hang out there.
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wowwwww, it's a big honor for me that Chris started the hang out playing my composition "A Mis Abuelos" thank you so much to you both, may God bless two of you. It made my day big time!!!!
Mr. Sandoval, what a treat to spot you in the comments here! Thank you for your wonderful music!
Thank you very much, I appreciate your comment.
For all the complaints we've all been reading about social media, this is one of the things I love about the internet....I listened to Danzon practically nonstop for a year in high school so I recognized the melody as soon as Chris started playing it. Then I happen to look down at the comments and the first one is directly from Arturo himself! It's great that everything can be connected in this way, and I really enjoy it as a fan.
Found my next project piece! This is beautiful! Thank you, Arturo!
This comment is proof positive that (in many cases) the bigger they are, the nicer they are.
Chris' books:
James Stamp - Warmups + Studies
Earl Irons - 27 Groups of Exercises
Charles Colin - Advanced Lip Flexibilities
Max Schlossberg - Daily Drills and Technical Studies for Trumpet
Paolo Longinotti - Twelve Studies in Classical and Modern Style for Trumpet Solo
Walter M. Smith - Top Tones for the Trumpeter
Verne Reynolds - 48 Etudes For Trumpet
Vassily Brandt, ed. Vacchiano - Etudes for Trumpet
Marcel Bitsch - Vingt Études (20 Etudes)
But no Charlier.
Why no 36 Etudes by Theo Charlier ????
Also, no 40 Studies by Wilhelm Wurm ??
@@democratsuck my EXACT same thoughts / response.
I have a marvelous time, quite refreshing and informative
Some great energy in that room Brava 👏 y’all from South Carolina for preserving this amazing history
What a delightful tour and experience, Sarah. A somewhat belated thanks for this opportunity this excursion into musical history.
I went to high school with Chris. Its great to see him again. I guess I have no better reason to make it up to NY for a concert now.
I've worked with his father before. Mr. Freddy Martin. Both of these gentlemen are absolute legends in the music world.
Great interview. Such a cool guy. Great to hear the DCI mention. GO Spirit of Atlanta!!!
Thank you for the continued coverage you make available for us in the different parts of the world that we would otherwise not have the privilege of seeing and learning.
You are very welcome, Bruce!
I just met Doc Severinsen last night 😂 when I heard his name mentioned my heart lit up, he was such a nice guy to talk to, not to mention is chops are pristine as always 😂 thanks Sarah and Chris! As a trumpet player, I have always looked up to people like you and it is so amazing to see your perspective on certain aspects and to get great advice!
Chris is a fast talker, great interview. Chris is full of experience and knowledge!
What a treat! Thank you Sarah!
I heard Chris play the intro to Pictures. It was absolutely the best I have ever heard that played. The man is phenomenal!
Sarah, wonderful video with Chris! Thank you so much for posting!
I concur with the spot working, especially on something like Tomasi. Only makes the whole piece better.
here in LA we also have an excellent principal trumpet Thomas Hooten.
and sometimes I can even spot Sarah hanging out in the Phil.
Sarah, your show is terrific. Keep up the great work!
Sara Willis es genial tus programas y la forma en que aprecias a cada uno de los musicólogos con much respeto y dignidad, eres una hermosa persona👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😍🇧🇴💐❤️💛💚💐💐💐💐💐💐💐🇬🇧💙❤️🌹💗💞💓🧡💛💜💙💚💖💝💗😷😷😷😷
Sometimes CZcams transcends itself and becomes something quite special. Often, actually.
Chris Martin, he is awesome!
Few people apply for Julliard because applications are expensive and Julliard rejects most applicants, so most people opt not to pay large sums of money for a rejection letter. (Response to about 47:10)
Love the geeky questions.
5:05 I thought Saul Goodman was a lawyer...
I kid, I kid!
I smiled the whole conversation.
well bravo !
Howard Bivens, Minnesota
Sarah, did you say "You schlepped them all the way in?" @ 39:45 a mix of german and english?
Let’s get Alan Baer sometime...
no lol
Ah, so the "poo attack" is just a way to get your lips set for a solid breath attack. Great to know! I will have to work with that.
The knowledge freely available nowadays is amazing. Another great vid!
Ms.Willis, What’s the name of the intro called
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DANKE for identifying the Horn Composition -- most excellent piece !!!
Did he march drum corps?
Give me the name of the music you used to introduce the video.
La Basque by Marin Marais - this recording you can find on my album "Trio!" 🙂
He he
I understand string players needs 3- 4 bowes but mouth pieces 300? I always thought brass players had only one mouth piece
5:39lol that was awkward
13:45
16:04 Here's what this Curry TF Mouthpiece sounds like:czcams.com/video/X9hn22YfG48/video.html
38:46 Will Smith Lmao
Grab some M&M's!
OMG the viola jokes even from Sarah. The basses were too far away perhaps
Terrible interviewer. She keeps cutting him off, and didn’t let him answer the question about the difference between Chicago and New York...12:20. She means well, but so frustrating to listen to....By the way, I am not Chris Martin the guy in the video, but I do share his name, and ironically, am also a trumpet player.
Isn’t that the name of the singer I’m Coldplay as well?
Yes, but Sarah has wonderful energy and enthusiasm. There are a lot of brass interviewers out there who don’t interrupt and it all goes flat really quickly. Sarah doesn’t allow that to happen. And she covers a lot of ground quite efficiently.
Ewwww c trumpet
Josh Ronquillo’s Account that’s the trumpet they use for orchestral music
Mark Ridenour at CSO is so much better than this guy.
Kind of an idiotic statement.