I know, I know, it's a trumpet video...but it's so obvious how high-functioning his embouchure is, how beautifully he is dialed in to the way airstream angle changes with the register.
fantastic upstream video
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fantastic upstream video
Gabe Rice
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Re: fantastic upstream video
Very nice! Upstream is really a lot more common than most people think.
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Re: fantastic upstream video
It also sounds pretty darn good!
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Re: fantastic upstream video
Nice find! I especially like finding examples of upstream brass players who play classical music. Often when I describe upstream embouchures to orchestral brass musicians I get a response along the lines of, "That's a jazz thing, but it doesn't work for classical playing." Due to the nature of the musical styles, you're going to see closeup video/photos of jazz brass players more often than an orchestral brass player and in a context that is better for guessing the musician's embouchure type. It's nice to have classical examples to point towards.