Learn to play Czardas!
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Have you ever wanted to learn Czardas by Vittorio Monti but think it is too difficult, or you don't know where to start?
Or you have played the piece, and want to take it to the next level? In this tutorial, I will take you through all of the tips I wish I knew when I started to learn this music. My goal is to make the process easier for you and to save you time and frustration. I will go through alternative fingerings, strategies to develop speed and high register, as well as tips on getting the style right. The course includes a full-length original concert recording, the one with 2,6M views on TH-cam. It also includes solo parts in bass and treble clef. The course is suitable for all brass instruments. You get lifetime access and the content is viewable on any device.
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"It's not that difficult" - Oystein Baadsvik
_Me watching this even though I'm several years behind playing this level of tuba_
Fr fr
Never too early to start.
Bruh mason guy how do I keep seeing you on different tuba videos?
I'm like lightyears behind him
@@djhaynes136 maybe fans of the same music have similar tastes.
Started practicing this piece one week ago because I saw your video😂 and now you made a tutorial... Must be faith
Sameee
You are such an inspiration, thank you for putting out practice material!
You are so welcome!
Thank you very much, I study in Russia, I play the tuba just like you, in the future I want to play in Europe
This was released right before I got my Eb. It must destiny.
Destiny for sure!
This is great Øystien! I remember the first time I viewed your Czardas video and it blew me away. I quite enjoyed hearing your insight on your approach to this piece. Hope all is well over in Norway!
Hello, Mr. Baadsvik!
Hi there
I'm learning to play this on my saxophone and you video really helps!
Seu trabalho é incrível 😃.
Acompanho desde 2009.
Parabéns grande mestre!
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Muchas gracias maestro !!!
oh my gosh I'm so happy I found this, I've been wanting to do this for a solo for a few years now
Thank you Mr. Baadsvik, I am your fans from Indonesia!
Hope soon I can play Czardas too, :)
..Bien Baadsvic...tu música encanta. Saludos desde la tierra mas cercana al Dios Sol y a la Diosa Luna: Ecuador.
I play euphonium and liked that conect play. I lerned a new things.
I swear the moment I can play this 80 times slower I will truly become a tuba lord
Well...playing long tones on a tuba for 6 hours and 40 minutes actually WOULD be quite an achievement!!! ;-)
Best💕❤
He is a god
I'm inspired! I'm going to transpose to A minor, and G minor as well!
This makes me wanna start playing the tuba again 😭😭 I miss it sm
I don’t think I’m good enough to play this yet but love the video
It is GREAT!!! that you play an EEb tuba, and sound so great on it. I have 4 tubas, a BBb, two CC's and a EEb. I really prefer playing the EEb, because it can play down to EEE (E0), and with a good warmup, up to Bb5 on my EEb, not so much on the others. Mine is a Meinl Weston 2141L. (BTW, I'm 82 years "young" and have now played (or attempted to) since I was 10 years old. Maybe if I keep working on it, I'll get it right some day.
b5, not Bb5
Eb is the best :) Keep having fun playing
@@tubaad Thank you, sir!
This dude just puts out tutorial
Hey Mr. Baadsvik, I was curious what made you choose Eb tuba over F. Tone, keys, or is it just the epic starlight?
that instrument was nade specifically for him
@@Quickness_Fitness but why did he choose the Eb over the F?
@@Quickness_Fitness thanks, I actually didn't know that was a "signature" tuba. But still curious why in the key of Eb. As far as my limited F playing goes its much more normal to play on F for a soloist.
The tuba I play is a standard Miraphone starlight e-flat tuba. The only difference is that I can remove the bell, and fold down the valves. Besides from that it is a stock model. I like e flat because it has a great power in the lower register but also clarity in the higher register.
@@tubaad Mr. Baadsvik, Thank you for the explanation! I hope to someday play on an Eb and see whats it's like! My current F doesn't seem to achieve the same tuba qualities of sound, it is a small F... I've always loved your tone, and I know its mostly just your skill level, but also super cool to know you play an Eb!
Thanks for inspiring and pushing the tuba community!!
~you should do a piano and tuba video of Oblivion by Piazzolla :p
-Jack
Hey Oystein, as a student player I haven’t heard much about the higher and lower registers you and others refer to, can you recommend any places to learn more about them? I play on a BBb tuba and was wondering if I can even reach them at my level. Thanks for being an inspiration
Is it possible to play it on a Bb tuba?
Of course it is. Maybe you should play in a different key, but it is definitely possible.
@@tubaad OMG you really answered me I can't believe! Well, I'm going to study it right now
1:33 please what do you mean by "pdf section above"?
brother you must learn to speak spanish because i don´t understand a shit
hii from spain you are a fenomenal
I got bullied in college for using my elbow when playing.
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