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I recently discovered David Fray. I like his Bach Partita No. 2. No frills, just very clean, impressive interpretations.

Sorry to hear about that! Are you still playing the same mouthpiece you were playing, the Jaeger 3M?

Thanks, it's a fun piece to play. I played it with band like 14 years ago.

Mahler, Mozart & Bach. That's what I've been listening to, lately.

@kehaulani said in I started a Youtube channel...:

Man, a little help up front would be nice.
Who'a the soprano?

Thank you, Shifty.

I'll add a more detailed description later.

@kehaulani said in I started a Youtube channel...:

It would be nice if you gave credit to the composer and performers.

It's in the description, but yes, I should probably add that to my videos in the future.

@georgeb said in I started a Youtube channel...:

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Nice work putting that video together. The images and music blend perfectly.
George

Thank you! If I get any interest I will make more of these.

Not specifically trumpet related, but I hope you enjoy my first video.

@trumpetsplus In reply to the OP. Yes there is a timbre difference using valves; this helps me, when listening to recordings, identify what notes are being played - i.e. is it an A on a Bb trumpet or a G on a C trumpet.

About C trumpet intonation (mentioned earlier in this thread), pushing my barrow slightly, when I build a C trumpet I have slightly different length proportions before and after the valve block, plus some additional in-house decisions on the lead pipe. Jeff Christiana, when he was the big honcho for Bach trumpets was astounded at the playability and intonation of my C trumpets.

@rowuk I will be around 5-15 August and would love to see you. My Gutenstein dates are the week of the 21st.