| Re: Range
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Originally Posted by wiseone2  When I met Sergei Nakariakov he was 14 years old, he could not play a double anything. He could, however, play flawlessly the Arban "Carnival of Venice." He played the instrument with a mature flair.
Wynton Marsalis was an old guy when he first played for me. He was 17  He played the Haydn Concerto and a couple Charlier etudes, not a suggestion of high screaming notes.
Two of the outstanding trumpet talents in history........and no screaming high notes.
Doesn't this tell you something?
Wilmer | Will,
Did he play the cadenza which is on the CD ? I mean the one that goes down to pedal E flat (below the staff) and the this crazy 2octaves separated e flats? I still cannot get this clear....Well, I got your point, but I believe that Marsalis could play this screaming notes at the time...
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