Episode 82: Hanging With Larry Meregillano
My guest for this episode is Larry Meregillano.
Larry understands the struggle. At the start of his career, Larry made a name for himself with his powerful chops. Larry has toured and recorded with some of the biggest names in gospel music and sailed the high seas on cruise ships as a player and as musical director. But Larry has had his share of chop problems as well, and his research led to the creation of The Compression Training System and a way to help other players find a better way to regain or maintain their chops.
Check out what Larry has to say about getting started, quitting and restarting, getting back to his roots, the impact of his various teachers, the two things that will hurt a brass player, muscle memory, the role of compression, the Cat Anderson Method, finding the right coordination, the benefit of the Compression Training System, the correct way to use the CTS, what's next on the agenda, and so much more.
So pour yourself a big glass, pull up a chair, and let the hang begin!
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00:00:00 Intro
00:02:45 Getting started
00:09:34 Quitting and restarting
00:15:33 Getting back to his roots
00:19:28 The impact of his various teachers
00:22:17 The two things that will hurt a brass player
00:26:31 Muscle memory
00:29:17 The role of compression
00:33:25 The Cat Anderson Method
00:36:53 Finding the right coordination
00:39:43 The benefit of the Compression Training System
00:49:24 The correct way to use the CTS
00:59:08 What's next on the agenda
01:04:52 Sound Off
01:07:32 Geared Up
01:11:25 Rapid Fire Round
Пікірлер: 15
Nice guy, God fearing person. Excellent interview as usual.
just by trying this exercise with the mouthpiece I went higher on the mouthpiece than I ever did and suddenly felt mussles I wasnt being able to feel before. Honestly It sounded to me as a joke at first. I have to try that tomorrow on the trumpet. Thank you!
God bless you more Uncle Larry
Great stuff!
The CTS has greatly improved the effectiveness of my daily trumpet workout.
Great encapsulation of Larry's teaching (which is an amalgamation of H. Mitchell, C. Caruso, R. Stevens, C. Anderson, and L. Maggio). I hope this helps get Larry out there and what he has to offer becomes more prominent and recognized in the general trumpet world. He is pointing to exactly what is missing in most trumpet teaching.
Great interview Jose. I like Larry's way of thinking.
@TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast
2 жыл бұрын
Cool!
Larry is so genuine and a wonderful human being . His CTS is amazing . Helped me a lot ! A shame that someone like this „Kurt“ is so envious and always negative , unlike Larry !♥️
@albertomartinez7626
2 жыл бұрын
Kurt is a toxic person.
At the end of the day, we play for our own satisfaction.......Perfect!
Jose' this is an incredibly insightful interview! Larry is SO genuine, open and willing to share his life experiences. I especially like that Larry makes a point that his new product, the CTS, is about building chop muscle and will NOT help with musicianship, tone, fingers, etc., his honest assessment that one can be highly musical, have fingers up the wazooo, but if you don't have any chop muscle, you'll fold and sound like a beginning band student. Another fantastic interview in the books...KUDOS to you Jose' and thank you Larry!
@TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks Glenn!
What's the quote at 1:15:00?
@TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast
2 жыл бұрын
Larry said, "They call it luck when opportunity meets preparedness." I have always heard "Luck is when preparation meets opportunity."