Bella Ciao - Best Trumpet Cover 🎺 | How to Play (Play-Along) скачать в хорошем качестве

Bella Ciao - Best Trumpet Cover 🎺 | How to Play (Play-Along)

"Bella Ciao" is so much more than just a catchy tune from Money Heist (La Casa de Papel). Long before it took over the world, it started in the late 19th century as a folk song sung by Italian women working in the harsh paddy fields. Later, during WWII, it evolved into the ultimate anthem of the Italian anti-fascist resistance. It’s a song about freedom, rebellion, and unity — and honestly, it sounds absolutely EPIC on the trumpet! ✊🎺 Want to learn how to play this legendary song? This video is perfect for you! I played the melody clearly so you can use this as a play-along tutorial. Grab your horn, watch my phrasing, follow the rhythm, and let's make some music together! 🤝 Sponsored by KGUmusic A massive thank you to KGUmusic for sponsoring this video and equipping me with some of the best gear on the market. In this video, I am using: 🎺 The Trumpet: KGUmusic Volya This horn is a masterpiece. It features a 130 mm Red Brass Bell with a stunning Satin + Patina finish and Gloss Lacquer. The sound is incredibly warm and dark, but it can easily scream when you push the volume. 🛡️ The Accessory: KGUmusic Trumpet Deflector (Sound Mirror) Ever struggle to hear yourself in a dead room or a loud gig? This transparent acoustic shield attaches right to the bell and reflects your sound straight back to your ears. It saves my chops and helps me control my intonation perfectly. The Booster: Bronze Dragon Mouthpiece Booster (Artistic Series) Look closely at my mouthpiece! That incredible bronze dragon isn't just for show. This heavy booster adds mass to the mouthpiece, giving my tone an extra dark, focused, and powerful core while looking like an absolute piece of art. 👇 Upgrade your sound with KGUmusic: Check out the Volya Trumpet: https://kgumusic.com/collections/trum... Trumpet Accessories: https://kgumusic.com/collections/trum... Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and let me know in the comments — what song should I teach you next?