Yamaha Mark Gould Trumpet
Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet
Mark Gould is one of the best-known trumpet players of his generation. He was principal trumpet with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1974 to 2003 and has taught at the Juilliard School since 1982. In September 2004 he joined the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music.Mark Gould is very active as a solo trumpeter and as a conductor. This becomes all the clearer if one lists just a few orchestras with which Mark Gould is active: Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Colorado Philharmonic, Buffalo Symphony, The Juilliard Wind Ensemble,
The Waterloo Festival and the Caramoor Vermont Mozart Festival Orchestra.... In September 2004, Mark Gould made his debut performing with the Manhattan School of Music Wind Ensemble in a program of Stravinsky, Antheil and Frank Zappa.Mark Gould leads an active life in chamber music, is director of the New York Trumpet Ensemble and has released six albums with them.
The Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet mouthpiece is designed to produce the sound of a large orchestra, with sufficient radiation to fill a concert hall. The wide inner rim diameter and the large aperture enable a warm, broad sound even in fortissimo. But unlike other large mouthpieces, it is not limited to symphonic playing. The treble range is remarkably secure with a centered and precise intonation, and thanks to its rim shape and balanced level of air resistance, it can be played comfortably and with greater endurance. Even though it is an orchestral mouthpiece, it is versatile and universally applicable.
The features of the Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet:
- Inside rim diameter: 17.30 mm
- Rim contour: semi-flat
- Rim thickness: standard
- Cup depth: semi-flat
- Opening: 3.88 mm
- Back bore: standard
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| Safety and warning information | Die für das Produkt geltenden Sicherheits- und Warnhinweise sind in der Bedienungsanleitung des Produkts aufgeführt. |
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| manufacturer information | Yamaha Music Europe GmbH Siemensstr. 22-34 25462 Rellingen GERMANY info@yamaha.de |
Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet
Mark Gould is one of the best-known trumpet players of his generation. He was principal trumpet with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1974 to 2003 and has taught at the Juilliard School since 1982. In September 2004 he joined the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music.Mark Gould is very active as a solo trumpeter and as a conductor. This becomes all the clearer if one lists just a few orchestras with which Mark Gould is active: Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Colorado Philharmonic, Buffalo Symphony, The Juilliard Wind Ensemble,
The Waterloo Festival and the Caramoor Vermont Mozart Festival Orchestra.... In September 2004, Mark Gould made his debut performing with the Manhattan School of Music Wind Ensemble in a program of Stravinsky, Antheil and Frank Zappa.Mark Gould leads an active life in chamber music, is director of the New York Trumpet Ensemble and has released six albums with them.
The Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet mouthpiece is designed to produce the sound of a large orchestra, with sufficient radiation to fill a concert hall. The wide inner rim diameter and the large aperture enable a warm, broad sound even in fortissimo. But unlike other large mouthpieces, it is not limited to symphonic playing. The treble range is remarkably secure with a centered and precise intonation, and thanks to its rim shape and balanced level of air resistance, it can be played comfortably and with greater endurance. Even though it is an orchestral mouthpiece, it is versatile and universally applicable.
The features of the Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet:
- Inside rim diameter: 17.30 mm
- Rim contour: semi-flat
- Rim thickness: standard
- Cup depth: semi-flat
- Opening: 3.88 mm
- Back bore: standard
This text has been automatically translated and may contain errors.
Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet
Mark Gould is one of the best-known trumpet players of his generation. He was principal trumpet with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1974 to 2003 and has taught at the Juilliard School since 1982. In September 2004 he joined the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music.Mark Gould is very active as a solo trumpeter and as a conductor. This becomes all the clearer if one lists just a few orchestras with which Mark Gould is active: Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Colorado Philharmonic, Buffalo Symphony, The Juilliard Wind Ensemble,
The Waterloo Festival and the Caramoor Vermont Mozart Festival Orchestra.... In September 2004, Mark Gould made his debut performing with the Manhattan School of Music Wind Ensemble in a program of Stravinsky, Antheil and Frank Zappa.Mark Gould leads an active life in chamber music, is director of the New York Trumpet Ensemble and has released six albums with them.
The Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet mouthpiece is designed to produce the sound of a large orchestra, with sufficient radiation to fill a concert hall. The wide inner rim diameter and the large aperture enable a warm, broad sound even in fortissimo. But unlike other large mouthpieces, it is not limited to symphonic playing. The treble range is remarkably secure with a centered and precise intonation, and thanks to its rim shape and balanced level of air resistance, it can be played comfortably and with greater endurance. Even though it is an orchestral mouthpiece, it is versatile and universally applicable.
The features of the Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet:
- Inside rim diameter: 17.30 mm
- Rim contour: semi-flat
- Rim thickness: standard
- Cup depth: semi-flat
- Opening: 3.88 mm
- Back bore: standard
This text has been automatically translated and may contain errors.
| Safety and warning information | Die für das Produkt geltenden Sicherheits- und Warnhinweise sind in der Bedienungsanleitung des Produkts aufgeführt. |
|---|---|
| manufacturer information | Yamaha Music Europe GmbH Siemensstr. 22-34 25462 Rellingen GERMANY info@yamaha.de |
Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet
Mark Gould is one of the best-known trumpet players of his generation. He was principal trumpet with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra from 1974 to 2003 and has taught at the Juilliard School since 1982. In September 2004 he joined the faculty of the Manhattan School of Music.Mark Gould is very active as a solo trumpeter and as a conductor. This becomes all the clearer if one lists just a few orchestras with which Mark Gould is active: Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony, Colorado Philharmonic, Buffalo Symphony, The Juilliard Wind Ensemble,
The Waterloo Festival and the Caramoor Vermont Mozart Festival Orchestra.... In September 2004, Mark Gould made his debut performing with the Manhattan School of Music Wind Ensemble in a program of Stravinsky, Antheil and Frank Zappa.Mark Gould leads an active life in chamber music, is director of the New York Trumpet Ensemble and has released six albums with them.
The Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet mouthpiece is designed to produce the sound of a large orchestra, with sufficient radiation to fill a concert hall. The wide inner rim diameter and the large aperture enable a warm, broad sound even in fortissimo. But unlike other large mouthpieces, it is not limited to symphonic playing. The treble range is remarkably secure with a centered and precise intonation, and thanks to its rim shape and balanced level of air resistance, it can be played comfortably and with greater endurance. Even though it is an orchestral mouthpiece, it is versatile and universally applicable.
The features of the Yamaha Mark Gould trumpet:
- Inside rim diameter: 17.30 mm
- Rim contour: semi-flat
- Rim thickness: standard
- Cup depth: semi-flat
- Opening: 3.88 mm
- Back bore: standard
This text has been automatically translated and may contain errors.
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