Podcast by Bryan Appleby-Wineberg, William Stowman, Joey Tartell
Bryan Appleby-Wineberg, William Stowman, Joey Tartell
The Open Bell podcast is an incredible source of entertainment and knowledge for trumpet players of all levels. Hosted by Bill, Bryan, and Joey, this podcast offers a unique blend of humor, expertise, and detailed discussions about the trumpet that have the power to transform one's approach to the instrument. Listening to this podcast from beginning to end has been a game-changer for many musicians who have had their musical and professional lives realigned after a tumultuous year. The hosts truly know what they're talking about and deliver their insights in a concise yet thorough manner.
One of the best aspects of The Open Bell podcast is the intelligence and wit that shines through in each episode. Not only do listeners gain valuable information about playing the trumpet, but they are also entertained throughout the entire experience. This combination of education and entertainment makes it an absolute must-listen for anyone involved in trumpet playing. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced player, there's something for everyone in this podcast.
Furthermore, the hosts' ability to present complex topics in a way that is both informative and accessible is truly commendable. They have a knack for breaking down intricate concepts into understandable language without dumbing anything down. This allows listeners to grasp new ideas and techniques easily while still diving into the depth of each subject. The attention to detail exhibited by Bill, Bryan, and Joey is truly impressive.
However, if there were any room for improvement, it might be in terms of consistency with releasing new episodes. While eagerly anticipating each season proves just how addictive this podcast can be, some fans may find themselves longing for more frequent content updates. Nonetheless, this small drawback is overshadowed by the overall quality and value provided by each episode.
In conclusion, The Open Bell podcast is an absolute gem in the world of trumpet podcasts. It combines humor with expertise to provide an entertaining yet informative listening experience for trumpet players worldwide. Whether you're seeking technical advice or simply looking to laugh and have a good time, this podcast has it all. Bill, Bryan, and Joey's passion for the trumpet is contagious, and their dedication to sharing their knowledge shines through in each episode. If you're a trumpet player and haven't yet discovered The Open Bell podcast, you're truly missing out on something extraordinary.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey close out season 5 with TOB Mailbag and, of course, The Effys!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss their summer plans. Also, the Yacht Rock edition of “You Complete Me.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss why they say “Ding!” and where it came from. Also- “Over, Under, or Properly Rated.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey remember the enduring legacy of the great Ryan Anthony. Also- “The 100 Days of Practice Pyramid.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the times when everything seems to be going exactly right. Also- “Great Minds Think Alike.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of ending the 7C as a default beginner mouthpiece. Also- “TOB Mailbag.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of having a plan. Also- “Joey Jeopardy.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss ways to use social media in healthy ways. Also- “Backbore Bingo.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss their experiences at this year's National Trumpet Competition. Also, “Backbore Bingo.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of facing problems head-on. Also- “Tromba Trivia!”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how making large decisions helps you make small ones. Also- “Great Minds Think Alike.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss their list of important rules to follow. Also, “Is It Mahler?”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how to hold yourself accountable without beating yourself up. Also- “Backbore Bingo- Herseth Edition.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss strategies from improving your concentration in the practice room and for performances. Also- “Snippets.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss when the right thing to do might be to say no. Plus- “You Complete Me.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the need for taking your time when practicing. There are no shortcuts. Plus the Gabrieli version of “Backbore Bingo.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the plusses and minuses of rules. Plus- “Just Duets (Before and After).”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the problems with people that seem intent on being stuck in the past and/or narrow approaches. Also, “Great Minds Think Alike.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss why you're frustrated with your playing, and how to fix it.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the fascinating and impressive career of Liesl Whitaker, and why you should know about her. Also- “Backbore Bingo.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss general guidelines for choosing mouthpieces. Also- “Truth or Dare.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss ways to get out of your own way to have successful performances. Also- You Complete Me.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how to keep yourself moving forward without shutting yourself down. Also- Flugel Me This!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the need for, and how to care for your horns. Also- Password!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss ways to avoid cynicism. Also, the return of “Backbore Bingo.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance, and fun in learning this classic solo. Also- the Arban version of “Tromba Trivia.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of, and need for people you can count on. Plus- “This or That.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of curiosity for one's growth. Also- “Snippets.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of Taps. Also- "Great Minds Think Alike."
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss what it means to be a truly great student. Plus- “Where in the World is Anton Weidinger?”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of sectionals, and how best to make them productive. Also- "Anatomy of a Trumpet Player."
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance and relevance of the Charlier book. Also- Joey Jeopardy!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey each bring 10 things to rate. Plus- “Is It Mahler?”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how to recognize what to focus on in your practice. Also- “All That Jazz.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of musicality in practice and performance. Also, the 100 Days of Practice Pyramid!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of thinking of music as art, rather than only worrying about notes. Plus, “Two Truths and a Lie.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of recognizing your own weaknesses, and how to seek out good information from others. Also- “Something to Talk About.”
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how to ask very little of yourself so you don't get too good. Also- Tromba Trivia!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey wrap up season 4 of TOB with the Effies. Also, TOB Mailbag.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss their plans for the summer. Also- Is It Mahler.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of a regular schedule. Also-Where in the World is Anton Weidinger.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the Hummel trumpet concerto in detail. Also- Over, Under, or Properly Rated.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the tools for, and importance of, being professionally active. Also- TOB Mailbag.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the necessity of positive thinking for great trumpet playing. Plus- Clueless.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the remarkable career of Marie Speziale. Plus- Snippets.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss Bryan's journey back to playing after his bike accident. Plus- Password.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the best ways to make sure you won't ever get better. Plus- Joey Jeopardy.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss techniques to help with double and triple tonguing. Plus- Tromba Trivia Multiple Tonguing Edition.
Bill, Bryan, and Bill discuss 2024 NTC. Plus- Backbore Bingo.
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the problems with trying to be perfect. Also- Ice Ice Baby!
Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the basics that everyone should know about trumpet. Plus- Who Are You?
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