THE sound - Page 2

Alex Yates · 09-19-2005, 03:54 PM

Chuck, you are too much. LOL Tinny......might as well have written "patoowee".

O.K. My ONE word would be *LUSH*.

Solar Bell · 09-19-2005, 03:57 PM

My last trumpet mentor was a lush player.
Actually he was just a LUSH!

-cw-

Alex Yates · 09-19-2005, 04:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manny Laureano

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bear

To me that seems cyrstaline, powerful, PHAT... is that rich to you Manny sir?

Okay, amigo...

Your assignment tonight:

Go to that cool Mexican restaurant, the semi-fancy one just up the road from school (you know the one, I forgot the name) and get a plate of three ground beef enchiladas. One has red sauce, another chile verde, and the third has poblana on it. Three enchiladas, three sauces. Have a frozen Margarita with it since you're of age in Texas.

When you're finished you'll know what I'm talkin' about.

ML

Priceless!! In my version, the margarita is on the rocks made with Patron Anejo.

tpter1 · 09-19-2005, 04:29 PM

Dang, Manny....you just made this really hard.

I've been around and around on this, imagining my favorite player's sounds, and I keep coming back to full. Wait...no. Intense. Can I change my answer? (Can you tell I had elementary all day today?)

Derek Reaban · 09-19-2005, 04:43 PM

Lot’s of really good descriptive words here! I thought it would be interesting to see what the thesaurus has to say about each of the most popular descriptions that we’ve come up with so far:

Opulent – Wealthy, Lavish, Luxurious, Rich, Magnificent, Affluent, Sumptuous

Brilliant – Luminous, Dazzling, Radiant, Sparkling, Gleaming, Shining, Bright

Vibrant: Two synonyms given – Lively and Bright
Lively – Vivacious, Animated, Exciting, Pulsating, Energetic, Effervescent, Alive, Vital, Bubbly
Bright – Vivid, Brilliant, Dazzling, Flamboyant, Colorful, Luminous, Glowing

Resonant: Two synonyms given – Booming and Significant
Booming - Ringing, Echoing, Reverberating, Resounding, Deep, Rich
Significant – Meaningful, Important, Evocative, Indicative, Reminiscent

Lush: Two synonyms given – Verdant and Luxurious
Luxurious – Plush, Lavish, Opulent, Sumptuous, Deluxe

Rich: Seven synonyms given – Wealthy, Full, Opulent, Heavy, Fertile, Intense, Ironic
Full – Abounding, Plentiful, Loaded, Stuffed, Heavy, Dripping
Opulent – Gorgeous, Plush, Lush, Luxuriant, Precious, Splendid, Valuable, Expensive, Ornate
Fertile – Abundant, Plentiful, Fruitful, Lush, Full
Intense – Deep, Strong, Full, Powerful, Vivid, Resonant

Bear · 09-19-2005, 04:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by "Manny Laureano

Go to that cool Mexican restaurant, the semi-fancy one just up the road from school (you know the one, I forgot the name) and get a plate of three ground beef enchiladas. One has red sauce, another chile verde, and the third has poblana on it. Three enchiladas, three sauces. Have a frozen Margarita with it since you're of age in Texas.

When you're finished you'll know what I'm talkin' about.

ML

HAHA, I ate there just the other nite with some friends and had the enchiladas. No Margarita since I don't drink but I had a big glass of tea... So yeah, I understand "Rich" now, lol. Good analogy man.

My one word for sound would be "Gold" for both my legit and jazz playin'.

Tom_MacNiven · 09-19-2005, 05:00 PM

I can describe the sound I want to have in one word no problem.

'Wynton'

djm6701 · 09-19-2005, 05:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Manny Laureano

How about we try in one word?

ML

Herseth.

(and I play in big bands mostly!)

Manny Laureano · 09-19-2005, 06:20 PM

Well, the sentiment is a good one but which Wynton? Which Herseth?

For me part of the universal appeal of both those gentlemen is the ability to change their sound which is the topic.

So, I think for this informal poll, the adjectives work best as opposed to personal noun-cum-adjectives.

Tom, djm?

What adjectives descibe your favorite parts of these artists approaches?

ML

loweredsixth · 09-19-2005, 06:32 PM

Man, one word is difficult. But I'll give it a shot. I'm gonna go with THICK.

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Solar Bell Moderator Fortissimo User Join Date: May 2005 Location: Metro Detroit Posts: 4,022	My last trumpet mentor was a lush player. Actually he was just a LUSH! -cw- __________________ Chuck Willard *The Willard of Oz* "Don't be afraid to see what you see." Ronald Reagan

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tpter1 Forte User Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Northern New York Posts: 2,309	Dang, Manny....you just made this really hard. I've been around and around on this, imagining my favorite player's sounds, and I keep coming back to full. Wait...no. Intense. Can I change my answer? (Can you tell I had elementary all day today?) __________________ -Glenn "Roses have thorns; shining waters mud. Clouds and eclipses stain the moon and the sun; and history reeks of the wrongs we have done. After today, after today, consider me gone."- Sting

09-19-2005, 04:43 PM	#15 (permalink)
Derek Reaban Mezzo Piano User Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Tempe, Arizona Posts: 616	Lot’s of really good descriptive words here! I thought it would be interesting to see what the thesaurus has to say about each of the most popular descriptions that we’ve come up with so far: Opulent – Wealthy, Lavish, Luxurious, Rich, Magnificent, Affluent, Sumptuous Brilliant – Luminous, Dazzling, Radiant, Sparkling, Gleaming, Shining, Bright Vibrant: Two synonyms given – Lively and Bright Lively – Vivacious, Animated, Exciting, Pulsating, Energetic, Effervescent, Alive, Vital, Bubbly Bright – Vivid, Brilliant, Dazzling, Flamboyant, Colorful, Luminous, Glowing Resonant: Two synonyms given – Booming and Significant Booming - Ringing, Echoing, Reverberating, Resounding, Deep, Rich Significant – Meaningful, Important, Evocative, Indicative, Reminiscent Lush: Two synonyms given – Verdant and Luxurious Luxurious – Plush, Lavish, Opulent, Sumptuous, Deluxe Rich: Seven synonyms given – Wealthy, Full, Opulent, Heavy, Fertile, Intense, Ironic Full – Abounding, Plentiful, Loaded, Stuffed, Heavy, Dripping Opulent – Gorgeous, Plush, Lush, Luxuriant, Precious, Splendid, Valuable, Expensive, Ornate Fertile – Abundant, Plentiful, Fruitful, Lush, Full Intense – Deep, Strong, Full, Powerful, Vivid, Resonant __________________ Derek Reaban Tempe, Arizona

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Tom_MacNiven Pianissimo User Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Glasgow, Scotland, UK Posts: 50	I can describe the sound I want to have in one word no problem. 'Wynton' __________________ Eclipse Artist Eclipse LS Eclipse XLR Bach Strad Flugel Model 183 - Eclipse Red bell Flugel coming soon www.eclipsetrumpets.com The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra - www.snjo.co.uk

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loweredsixth Pianissimo User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Fresno, California, USA Posts: 111	Man, one word is difficult. But I'll give it a shot. I'm gonna go with THICK. __________________ Horn: Flip Oakes Wild Thing American Long Cornet Mouthpiece: Monette B1-1

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Alex Yates Forte User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 2,405	Chuck, you are too much. LOL Tinny......might as well have written "patoowee". O.K. My ONE word would be LUSH.

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Manny Laureano Utimate User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: USA Posts: 5,989	Well, the sentiment is a good one but which Wynton? Which Herseth? For me part of the universal appeal of both those gentlemen is the ability to change their sound which is the topic. So, I think for this informal poll, the adjectives work best as opposed to personal noun-cum-adjectives. Tom, djm? What adjectives descibe your favorite parts of these artists approaches? ML

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