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All-New supplemental series designed for use with the original Hession's Sessions Guide. The Hession's Sessions Guide #2 includes an advanced one-hour Warm-Up Routine #2 which includes ten new exercises.
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Tough Crowd! Patrick wows a crowd of almost 1000 trumpeters at the 2012 ITG Conference in Columbus, Georgia using his Monette PRANA BL4 S6 and MF STC without a microphone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mIyP...
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Written by Gary Mortenson
May 30, 2007
ITG 2007 Event Reports - Wednesday
If you like to hear lead trumpet playing featured in the jazz ensemble setting, then this concert had to make you feel like a kid in a candy store. Patrick Hession (Maynard Ferguson's last lead trumpet player) was featured on three tunes on the first half including arrangements of "Danny Boy," "Superman," and "Rocky." It was obvious to all why Maynard hired Patrick as his last lead trumpet player. Through all three tunes he displayed great power, presence, range, and volume. Hession's ability to "power-up" the trumpet in the highest register and still play a nice melody in the middle and extremely low registers is astounding. Maynard fans got exactly what they wanted, and audience members who might not have been familiar with that type of trumpet playing got a true initiation into what that special fraternity is all about. The last tune of Hession's set, "Rocky," really brought me back to my youth as a high school trumpet player in mid 1970s suburban Chicago, and to the many times I went to various area high schools to see Maynard with his big band perform for his fanatic following (of which I was a fully-vested member). Thank you Patrick, for bringing back those great memories…
