Voldyne 5000-does it work update

Here is my update from my original article, dated 12/25/2018. It works! “After one month of using this simple device, my vital capacity (amount of forces inhalation) increased from 2,500 ml to 4,000 ml. Read this first- Would you like to increase your air intake? So would I. – Trumpet Blog (thetrumpetblog.com) Voldyne 5000 how does it work The Voldyne 5000 Spirometer Volumetric Exerciser from Hudson RCI is a spirometer used for breathing therapy. It has a clever low-work-of-breathing filter and a high volume measurement. A built-in grip and a compact ergonomic design are included in this spirometer. The Voldyne…

“Small Big Band” arrangements added to “trumpetensemblemusic.com”

Our sister site- trumpetensemblemusic.com has launched a new section of arrangements which will feature charts for a smaller big band consisting of only seven musicians. This instrumentation includes the following- Alto, Tenor saxes, Trumpet, Trombone, Guitar, Bass and Drums. With this instrumentation we are filling the needs of the smaller big band sound with a more compact ensemble. Be sure to visit us at trumpetensemblemusic.com and check out the section titled “Small Big Band” to hear some of our new additions to our extensive library. Other sections to visit are – Trumpet Duets, Trios, Brass Quintets, Brass Sextets, Brass Choirs,…

The Best Seem to Keep up With the Times- Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns (revisited)

By Brock Radke (contact) Monday, Jan. 25, 2021 | 2 a.m. Learning new skills has become standard operating procedure for most of us during the pandemic. It’s no different for the many talented musicians making a living in Las Vegas. For Jerry Lopez and his band Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns, adjusting to a new, temporary existence without live performances meant building a new way to spread their music to the masses. The result is a livestream concert taking place every other Monday, broadcast from the Copa Club at the Bootlegger Italian Bistro just south of the Strip…

Put Your Hands Together For Chad Boydston

  How did you got started and when? “My dad was a trumpet player and was good enough to stay state side with the 2nd army continental band during the Vietnam war. He had to play taps a lot for those not so lucky. I would eventually inherit this phenomenon, but I’ll get into that later. I was born a year before his discharge and grew up listening to him practicing and hearing trumpet albums”. Why did you chose the trumpet? “When asked what kind of instrument I wanted to play, it was a no brainer for me! Having parents…

23 Years and Still Going Strong!

Twenty-three years may not seem like a long time to remain in the same job or be married to the same person but when speaking of  the longevity of a band, this is incredible. The History and Future of Grand Marquis The Grand Marquis band started in 1998 with a Guitar/Singer, Drummer, and Bass player. Soon a Saxophonist was added to this mostly rockabilly blues group. In October of 2001 Trumpeter Chad  Boydston moved to Kansas City and joined the group in February of 2002. At that time, most of their performances were in restaurants and bars. By 2003 the…