Check out a review of this instrument's PROFESSIONAL counterpart, the Yamaha YBH-621S, right here on the channel: th-cam.com/video/yn2x0bkY3lc/w-d-xo.html OR you can learn about the MARCHING counterpart of this model, the Yamaha YBH-301M: th-cam.com/video/bzJQmvG6t8o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ParN-1nd2tWT5Jbw
Just letting you know you’re right about the general bell size of Euphoniums. I think they’re usually 11”-12”. I haven’t seen anything smaller or larger, but there probably is somewhere. Very well made review.
Hey, maybe you mention it in an other video but what was your experience as a trumpet player to play those bass brass instruments ? Is getting use enough or proper training is necessary (as an hobbyist)
I strongly suggest professional or semi-pro lessons depending on your financial situation, because even as a hobbyist it's so important to get a solid foundation on whatever instrument you play. Hobbies are supposed to be fun, and realizing you learned to play in such a way that is harmful to you is the opposite of fun.
Heart react for the use of the term "Brueggmeister," but I'm sure he just got this secondhand from somewhere like all the other school baritones. Probably a retired brass band player, seeing as it's a UK model.
@@megastarwarsrocks99 Nah, it's just an intermediate Yamaha instrument. The fact that it's built in a UK configuration alone might make it rare but not that valuable.
Any low brass instrument that is so dramatically cylindrical in bore will have inherent stuffiness below about an F in the staff, unfortunately. It's much like the trumpet in that sense. However, this instrument is significantly less stuffy than what I remember a valve trombone feeling like. Most valve trombones have almost trumpet-sized valve blocks, rendering them nearly unplayable towards the bottom of the bass staff.
@@mayclarque4123 Fair point. On every small bore trombone I've played I've had the issue of the low register being a bit "barky," but I guess that's a separate issue.
Interesting. My preference would be the euphonium's sound but I think it's sort of like comparing apples to oranges. You can't really have one without the other.
I don’t like to gloat, but let’s just say that if nobody liked it, nobody would be subscribed to my channel. Pretentious? If that’s the way you’d like to put it, sure. I’m just trying to deliver the most accurate information possible.
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Check out a review of this instrument's PROFESSIONAL counterpart, the Yamaha YBH-621S, right here on the channel: th-cam.com/video/yn2x0bkY3lc/w-d-xo.html
OR you can learn about the MARCHING counterpart of this model, the Yamaha YBH-301M:
th-cam.com/video/bzJQmvG6t8o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ParN-1nd2tWT5Jbw
Just letting you know you’re right about the general bell size of Euphoniums. I think they’re usually 11”-12”. I haven’t seen anything smaller or larger, but there probably is somewhere. Very well made review.
Thank you for the confirmation and the kind words!
Hey, maybe you mention it in an other video but what was your experience as a trumpet player to play those bass brass instruments ? Is getting use enough or proper training is necessary (as an hobbyist)
I strongly suggest professional or semi-pro lessons depending on your financial situation, because even as a hobbyist it's so important to get a solid foundation on whatever instrument you play. Hobbies are supposed to be fun, and realizing you learned to play in such a way that is harmful to you is the opposite of fun.
I beat the bot. That beat was beat. That horn was neat. I'll take a seat.
Speaking of, I haven't heard from our favorite bot in a while. It's quite a shame. I do hope the poor thing is okay.
@@SamuelPlaysBrass bot flunked audition for third cornet.
Where did the Brueggmeister even get this
Heart react for the use of the term "Brueggmeister," but I'm sure he just got this secondhand from somewhere like all the other school baritones. Probably a retired brass band player, seeing as it's a UK model.
@@SamuelPlaysBrass if its UK and rare in the US would it be super valuable over here
@@megastarwarsrocks99 Nah, it's just an intermediate Yamaha instrument. The fact that it's built in a UK configuration alone might make it rare but not that valuable.
Tbh, I feel like this instrument has stuffiness issues like the valve trombone, based on the tone the lower you get.
Any low brass instrument that is so dramatically cylindrical in bore will have inherent stuffiness below about an F in the staff, unfortunately. It's much like the trumpet in that sense. However, this instrument is significantly less stuffy than what I remember a valve trombone feeling like. Most valve trombones have almost trumpet-sized valve blocks, rendering them nearly unplayable towards the bottom of the bass staff.
Samuel Plays Brass Oddly enough, my trombones don’t have that problem, I think it’s because of the valve block
@@mayclarque4123 Fair point. On every small bore trombone I've played I've had the issue of the low register being a bit "barky," but I guess that's a separate issue.
Samuel Plays Brass well large bore f attachment trombones would feel a lot better than a peashooter, as those are only meant to play as low as a low e
John Cena definitely, although even a couple F attachment tenors I’ve played can be quite stuffy below low Ab
I'm trombonist but i practice baritone (with this horn)
It's a really good horn considering it's a student/intermediate model! I like it more than the YEP-201 and 321 euphoniums.
I prefer the sound of the baritone horn over the euphonium.
Interesting. My preference would be the euphonium's sound but I think it's sort of like comparing apples to oranges. You can't really have one without the other.
a little overly pretentious, if you ask me. no one is impressed. stop taking yourself so seriously 😂
I don’t like to gloat, but let’s just say that if nobody liked it, nobody would be subscribed to my channel. Pretentious? If that’s the way you’d like to put it, sure. I’m just trying to deliver the most accurate information possible.
@@SamuelPlaysBrass you can deliver accurate information without sounding like you're on r/iamverysmart lmaoo
Nothing pretentious at all! Everything well explained in a logical and and systematic way. The man sounds serious since he has a low voice...