@@edboy484 my cornet got noise complaints and the cops stopped me. Who knew the parking garage acoustics made it carry forever and I ruined the sleep of many townsfolk
In a few years this recording will be 30 years old.. the fact that this many people still listen to it today shows that this piece is, and always will be, a classic.
I love brass instruments, and this is easily the second best rendition of Canon I have ever heard. Best rendition is the one I heard when my wife was walking down the aisle on our wedding day.
Fredric Millis is the Trumpet player 2nd from the right. Ronald Romm is the other Trumpet player, Charles Dallenbach is Tuba, Eugene Watts is Trombone but in this he's playing Baritone, and the French Horn player's name I forgot...
Dalian Bryan actually i believe it is a baritone, and BIG G is right, the euphonium has an extra valve so it has four valves however the instrument Eugene guy was holding has three valves so it is a baritone. And btw I'm French Horn/Mellophone. Even I know this and I am not a tuba/baritone
The Schoen you don't know. I'm an actual euphonium player. The difference between a euphonium and a baritone is not boiled down to number of valves. There baritones with 4 valves and euphoniums with 3 (although they are not as common). A euphonium is simply more conical than a baritone which is, although not completely cylindrical, a lot more cylindrical than a euphonium. It is also worth noting that this euphonium has 4 valves with 3+1 system. The 4 valve is engaged by the left index finger. Literally every professional and college level player uses this system. Long story short: this is a euphonium.
I love how they put some comedy into the music. I went to a concert of theirs and it was great. I love these guys. Nobody could ever be as good as them.
What a fantastic video! My father was an instrumental music teacher for 40 years and a fine trumpet player. He was an amazing positive influence, which led me to take up trumpet and cornet at 10 and brought me many years of wonderful playing experiences throughout primary school and college. One of my favorite playing experiences was senior year of high school, getting to play this very arrangement in Wind Ensemble and duetting that beautiful melody/countermelody of the 1st Trumpet and 1st Cornet parts with my friend Drew. Dad and practiced religiously together and I know Drew put equal time in because it was just magic when we were finally onstage performing it. One of my favorite audience memories was going to see the Canadian Brass when they played the NJMEA Convention at the Sheraton in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and they brought the same warmth, good humor, and skill to that show that they present in this video. A week from today, New Year's Day 2023, will mark one since Dad passed. Having dedicated more than half his life to music education, he inspired dozens of his students to pursue careers in musical academia, professional music careers, and a lifelong love of music in all. For some of his students, band class provided a refuge and safe haven from problems at home, problems with other kids, that little piece of happiness that could sustain them. For others, it gave them the opportunity to pursue a creative outlet and do something fun when they otherwise might've gotten involved with an ill sort and started their lives on the wrong side of the law. One such student is now an honorable member of the venerable New Jersey State Police, perhaps the most respected state law enforcement agency in the nation, and credited my father and band class as keeping himself and his siblings out of trouble as youths. Even though the pain of losing Dad is difficult to endure at times, and I'm writing this as hot tears burn down my face, they are a mix of grief for his passing, longing and sadness for wont of him being here, and the fiercest of pride for the thousands of lives he brought the joy of music to over his four decades of teaching. There are no words for how much good he brought to so many young young lives, and he will always be my hero. I love you, Dad, Merry Christmas, and thank you for being the most amazing father and teacher. John P. Swoboda, BA/MA Music Education, Musical Conducting, 1945-2022
Какого чудесного сына воспитал Ваш папа!Как Вы хорошо пишете о папе,музыке,музыкантах!И как Вы любите музыку,самое прекрасное,что можно любить на свете.Спасибо Вам!
As a tuba player I found it very amusing because the majority of our music is repetitive but alas it's one of the most important parts. Not the most important but one of the most in my opinion. Indeed he does rock and he can play his face off!
This is one of their best; The Tenor Tuba (Euphonium) blends well with the Horn and Tuba; would be interesting to compare this song with a Trombone playing the Euphonium part.
I can listen to this song over and over for hours at a time. I absolutely love it! I'm trying to learn the tuba part by ear just so I can play it over and over again.
That dissonance was created so perfectly. No better arrangement could have been made of this song. Brass is by far the most pleasant if not the best instruments ever!
I'm a woodwind player, but I love brass quartets and quintets. They are so cool and very lovely. My favorite member of the brass family is the french horn. I would definitely want to play that.
The Good Sir playing Tuba obviously obsesses with getting to Tim Horton's...Tim's Bits? I'm a Canadian loving Yank....Man the tone and nuance played by these chaps is Stunning!!!! Safe Home to All, Jim Varnier.
Doesn't anyone realize this is an homage to one of the greatest session electric bass AND tuba players Herbie Flowers who is here the gardner that Charles enlist to fill in for him as tuba player?
+maribakumon , Being a trained french horn player myself with a Masters' degree the real Bill Nye, (science guy) couldn't play that instrument as well as the gentleman in this virtuoso group if his life depended on it. Still quite a funny remark sir!
One of the most beautiful compositions in history played masterfully. Funny twist at the end is cute. Thanks to the musicians who spend their entire lives preparing so that we may enjoy.
Fred Mills was one of a kind. I studied with him...May God Bless his wonderful soul. He blesses all of us with his music. Elliott Oppenheim Trilllium Brass Trio
Thirty years ago I drove across the country to Calgary from New England with my father. Our ritual every morning as we hit the road was to play Canadian Brass cassette. Memories that make a life!
+Dovahkiin And Violins! Have you seen the Piano guys preform this song? The cellist does the routine practice beforehand-bashing his head on the cello.
ça c'est ce qui fait de mieux pour moi la meilleure version et d'ailleurs la première vous étiez des pionniers et là c'est le groupe d'origine Bravo messieurs
Jamás me cansaré de decirlo el verdadero canadian brass no habrá otro igual esa conexión era inquebrantable para mis gusto el mejor Quinteto del mundo en aquellos tiempos
Velmi krásné aranžmá, zní, jakoby se svolávali andělé na nebeský palaver. I´m surprise this Canon sounds as the angels calling us in haven´s meeting. Thank you very much and Merry Christmas for everybody.
I went to a Christmas concert they did years ago. They played this, but added the melody of "Jolly Old St. Nicholas." I have never heard Pachelbel's Canon since then without hearing that song.
Perhaps, the tuba player thinks the bass line is boring and repetitive, but then realizes after taking himself out of the music that even the simplest parts can still be musical. It took a beginner to remind him of this idea.
As a middle school student 10 years ago, I dreamed of becoming a trumpeter when I watched this video. Although I put down my trumpet now, I feel nostalgic watching this video after a long time.
This piece never fails to give me chills....and never more than with the Canadian Brass playing it. YT can never compare with the quad sound I grew up with, though. :)
+poldhana tumsatan As a tuba player, it is not that hard to rock back and forth. With the marching variant, it is even easier to move with it. When I am playing my sousaphone, I some times in my drill have to jump while playing. With the size, the mouth can move in the mouthpeice. Granted, it will sound worse with movement, but with his most likely years of experience, it is nothing for him.
xXmrburnsXx As a Tuba Player myself, I have played very fine while rocking back and forth. Takes some endurance to keep your lips from moving or anything and that’s pretty much it.
Being from Yorkshire your not far away from a brass band. The Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band are a few miles away from me and I've heard them play a few times. You guys remind me of them because of their brilliant playing.
+DeeeFoo as someone with experience on both trombone and saxophone it definitely has the potential to get in the way, but its not hard to get used to playing around it. as with any activity that is done where facial hair can get in the way you learn to adapt. of course that said i prefer to keep a closer shave when i play
+DeeeFoo I am a trombonist, and I have had at various times a moustache. As Rich said, it can, but it has never for me. I simply put the mouthpiece to my lips in asliding up motion, so the moustache rests on the mouthpiece, instead of getting between my lips and the instrument. Ive said it a million times - best rendition of the Canon...and best music video ever.
it depends on the mouthpiece for example it will be annoying for a tuba player because it mouthpiece, but in the extremely small mouthpiece of the french horn it wont affect too much, no effect in woodwinds and sax i think.
As a tuba player, I love that guy, a great musician, and one that goofs around, and still can play
SAME
Same my d00d
Isn’t that a baritone
And the tuba is the smaller one
Nvm
The way that the trumpets NAIL every note is fascinating
Erik Berg aii thats what we do,we crazy mfs
Wish our trumpets were like that at our school
That's the beauty of ear training as well as buzzing literally every note on the mouth piece before playing
If they didn’t they wouldn’t be such an internationally acclaimed quintet
Yes indeed fabulous
That was the most beautiful trumpet sound ever.
magnifique, bravo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We aren't always loud and obnoxious. Only when we play
edboy484 and when we don't.
@@edboy484 my cornet got noise complaints and the cops stopped me. Who knew the parking garage acoustics made it carry forever and I ruined the sleep of many townsfolk
I played flute during high school band. If i knew a trumpet sounds as beautiful as this, then I would never choose the flute
Such a clean and yet warm sound. Makes my skin tingle.
I keep coming back to this video. Years and years after finding it.
It is the greatest for this master piece. Others are great. But this tops everything else. I watch this several times a Month also..
In a few years this recording will be 30 years old.. the fact that this many people still listen to it today shows that this piece is, and always will be, a classic.
now its 30
D
yes，now it‘s 32 yesr
its 300 years.old since.16 century
Still listening in 2023
I love brass instruments, and this is easily the second best rendition of Canon I have ever heard. Best rendition is the one I heard when my wife was walking down the aisle on our wedding day.
I feel the same way about Bach's Air on the G String, for the same reason.
Atta boy
Same here my man. Same here
I miss these good old days. RIP Fred thanks for all your music
Who's Fred?
Fredric Millis is the Trumpet player 2nd from the right. Ronald Romm is the other Trumpet player, Charles Dallenbach is Tuba, Eugene Watts is Trombone but in this he's playing Baritone, and the French Horn player's name I forgot...
that's a euphonium. not a baritone
Dalian Bryan actually i believe it is a baritone, and BIG G is right, the euphonium has an extra valve so it has four valves however the instrument Eugene guy was holding has three valves so it is a baritone. And btw I'm French Horn/Mellophone. Even I know this and I am not a tuba/baritone
The Schoen you don't know. I'm an actual euphonium player. The difference between a euphonium and a baritone is not boiled down to number of valves. There baritones with 4 valves and euphoniums with 3 (although they are not as common).
A euphonium is simply more conical than a baritone which is, although not completely cylindrical, a lot more cylindrical than a euphonium.
It is also worth noting that this euphonium has 4 valves with 3+1 system. The 4 valve is engaged by the left index finger. Literally every professional and college level player uses this system.
Long story short: this is a euphonium.
Well, I'm a bassoon player but I will not hesitate to say a brass ensemble sounds like heaven here on earth. Btw my fav brass is the horn.
Yessir bassoon is me instrument too
From a horn player, bless your soul i played the bassoon cues because we never had one and considered you a distant relative
Which horn?
@@josephtrusty7181haha this was me in high school. Didn't have a bassoon until college
I love how they put some comedy into the music. I went to a concert of theirs and it was great. I love these guys. Nobody could ever be as good as them.
Check out the Mnozil Brass
Mnozil brass aren't as professional as these guys
That is true mnozil brass is not that known
+nate feitz Try German Brass
I I misss d old chuck!!!!!!!cuz his world record
There is probably no video which captures the true pains of a tuba player better than this one
the isolation is wild
What a fantastic video! My father was an instrumental music teacher for 40 years and a fine trumpet player. He was an amazing positive influence, which led me to take up trumpet and cornet at 10 and brought me many years of wonderful playing experiences throughout primary school and college. One of my favorite playing experiences was senior year of high school, getting to play this very arrangement in Wind Ensemble and duetting that beautiful melody/countermelody of the 1st Trumpet and 1st Cornet parts with my friend Drew. Dad and practiced religiously together and I know Drew put equal time in because it was just magic when we were finally onstage performing it. One of my favorite audience memories was going to see the Canadian Brass when they played the NJMEA Convention at the Sheraton in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and they brought the same warmth, good humor, and skill to that show that they present in this video.
A week from today, New Year's Day 2023, will mark one since Dad passed. Having dedicated more than half his life to music education, he inspired dozens of his students to pursue careers in musical academia, professional music careers, and a lifelong love of music in all. For some of his students, band class provided a refuge and safe haven from problems at home, problems with other kids, that little piece of happiness that could sustain them. For others, it gave them the opportunity to pursue a creative outlet and do something fun when they otherwise might've gotten involved with an ill sort and started their lives on the wrong side of the law. One such student is now an honorable member of the venerable New Jersey State Police, perhaps the most respected state law enforcement agency in the nation, and credited my father and band class as keeping himself and his siblings out of trouble as youths. Even though the pain of losing Dad is difficult to endure at times, and I'm writing this as hot tears burn down my face, they are a mix of grief for his passing, longing and sadness for wont of him being here, and the fiercest of pride for the thousands of lives he brought the joy of music to over his four decades of teaching. There are no words for how much good he brought to so many young young lives, and he will always be my hero.
I love you, Dad, Merry Christmas, and thank you for being the most amazing father and teacher.
John P. Swoboda, BA/MA Music Education, Musical Conducting, 1945-2022
Какого чудесного сына воспитал Ваш папа!Как Вы хорошо пишете о папе,музыке,музыкантах!И как Вы любите музыку,самое прекрасное,что можно любить на свете.Спасибо Вам!
This is great! This version of Canon always gives me goosebumps.
OMG that tuba player awesome my favorite song!!!! 😍😍😍
That's Charles Daellenbach, Ph.D on the tuba. He's awesome.
he sure is ! hope i can play as well as he does hehe
As a tuba player I found it very amusing because the majority of our music is repetitive but alas it's one of the most important parts. Not the most important but one of the most in my opinion. Indeed he does rock and he can play his face off!
This is one of their best; The Tenor Tuba (Euphonium) blends well with the Horn and Tuba; would be interesting to compare this song with a Trombone playing the Euphonium part.
Ladson Geddings Tenor Tuba. I love it so much.
Feb 2024, I'm still here watching. Been 14years of enjoying this😅
😂
yea
Yep
Here in May 2024....beautiful!
Me too 😊
I can listen to this song over and over for hours at a time. I absolutely love it! I'm trying to learn the tuba part by ear just so I can play it over and over again.
Samuel Robinson It goes: Bb(on the staff) F G D Eb Bb(below the staff) Eb F and repeats
I have to play the tuba part tommorow.... wish me luck.
Just A Boi How did it go?
Just A Boi F
Tuba part is the same notes the whole song i dont like when tuba music is repeating during a whole piece
@@Admwings his tuba exploded
How’d it go bro?
That dissonance was created so perfectly. No better arrangement could have been made of this song. Brass is by far the most pleasant if not the best instruments ever!
I like the alto clarinet, personally.
Love the music and the humor of Canadian Brass. I saw them live three times.
TonyHickschick same and hello
I still love it after 15 yrs
Everything sounds better in brass
As we in say in my school band 'dat brass is mighty fine
201bio that's not true I'm a pro saxophonist and own lots of saxophones and they sound great plus the saxophone is more of a brass instrument anyway
saxes suck^ hehehe -Trumpet player brass is better and harder
yep dude
Woodwinds sound good too idiot
I've NEVER heard a tuba sound like that in the beginning. Absolutely beautiful.
I absolutely love the canadian brass, especially their tuba player!!
カナディアンブラスのカノンはほんといつ聴いても最高
学生時代物凄い憧れだった
I'm a woodwind player, but I love brass quartets and quintets. They are so cool and very lovely. My favorite member of the brass family is the french horn. I would definitely want to play that.
The Good Sir playing Tuba obviously obsesses with getting to Tim Horton's...Tim's Bits? I'm a Canadian loving Yank....Man the tone and nuance played by these chaps is Stunning!!!! Safe Home to All, Jim Varnier.
Doesn't anyone realize this is an homage to one of the greatest session electric bass AND tuba players Herbie Flowers who is here the gardner that Charles enlist to fill in for him as tuba player?
Jus Bill Nye playing French Horn with other guys.
maribakumon Golly
+maribakumon ,
Being a trained french horn player myself with a Masters' degree the real Bill Nye, (science guy) couldn't play that instrument as well as the gentleman in this virtuoso group if his life depended on it. Still quite a funny remark sir!
JeffL57 Yes I play the F Horn as well and it is the best Mello sound in the world.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who saw that
maribakumon BILL BILL BILL BILL
my middle school band teacher played this over the speakers one day in class and got me forever hooked on classical music
高校生の時聴きまくった！演奏も神！演出も神！神神神！
This is a beautiful piece of music......I really hope that future generations appreciate it
This is very nice it's a inspiration to me coz am a trumpet player too
One of the most beautiful compositions in history played masterfully. Funny twist at the end is cute. Thanks to the musicians who spend their entire lives preparing so that we may enjoy.
Fred Mills was one of a kind. I studied with him...May God Bless his wonderful soul. He blesses all of us with his music.
Elliott Oppenheim Trilllium Brass Trio
Canadian Brass deserves trillion views
RIP Fred Mills (the trumpet player with glasses)
whos fred mills???
Doniel YT the trumpet player with the glasses
He died?
Just looked it up, thats truly tragic...
Beati i musicisti ! La musica è manna del Signore per placare i tormenti dello spirito.
This deserves more views.
Thirty years ago I drove across the country to Calgary from New England with my father. Our ritual every morning as we hit the road was to play Canadian Brass cassette. Memories that make a life!
Bro this proves that music can effect your body faster that any other drug, The trumpet player has such good tone I almost start to cry!
This... it's like drowning in a sea of raw emotion, every wave crashing with the weight of a thousand unspoken words.
Only people that have the tuba part will understand the tuba guy 😂
+Dovahkiin And Violins! Have you seen the Piano guys preform this song? The cellist does the routine practice beforehand-bashing his head on the cello.
+Dovahkiin ayyy clarinets
+zach hardy ikr my brass quintet tuba guy hated us for wanting to play this
+zach hardy ikr repeating 8 notes over and over 60+times
I play tuba and our quintet is playing this but I get to arrange the price so lol
Raise your hand if you think the new Canadian Brass will never be as great as the original 🙌🙌
I could listen to this for a very long time extremely relaxing
This is just great. I wish I could see them perform in real life!
ça c'est ce qui fait de mieux pour moi la meilleure version et d'ailleurs la première vous étiez des pionniers et là c'est le groupe d'origine Bravo messieurs
DUDE! I LOVE THE TUBA MAN! HES THE FUNNIEST OF ALL
Euphonium and horn sound well suited, but every musician here is world class
Otra manera de tocar el Canon de pachelbel ,y que versión más fantástica hacen los míticos_CANADIAN BRASS!!!!
Excellent and bravo！ the best song I have heard played by brass!
Dam this is so beautiful I wish I had other people to play this with... Listened to this 8 times ... I play trombone....
+giant23 Same!And I play trombone too.What a coincidence.
I currently play a concert f trumpet, but I would buy a B flat trumpet to play this song the right way
And I play tuba!!!
Maybe you can add euphonium! I play euphonium!
Oh.Just realized there is a euphonium.
This video always makes me feel 13 again. Had the honor of taking some of their classes they did while touring in the 90s.
God the movement of their playing is like a continues flow! This inspired me to practice more on trumpet!
Haven't listened to the Canadian Brass for years. They are just as brilliant as I remember them being.
It's the best canon,I've ever seen.
Jamás me cansaré de decirlo el verdadero canadian brass no habrá otro igual esa conexión era inquebrantable para mis gusto el mejor Quinteto del mundo en aquellos tiempos
Sensacional, irreverente e surpreendente! Canon - Quinteto excelente.
This has been my favorite version for 25 years. I never realized they threw some comedy in there.
The guy just left and got a drink #savage
Ya'Ya Ya Ya Ya
The guy on the left just left haha
Velmi krásné aranžmá, zní, jakoby se svolávali andělé na nebeský palaver. I´m surprise this Canon sounds as the angels calling us in haven´s meeting. Thank you very much and Merry Christmas for everybody.
As a tuba player.. I can relate😂😂 This be me Everytime playing slow pieces 😂 This sounds amazing doe
I went to a Christmas concert they did years ago. They played this, but added the melody of "Jolly Old St. Nicholas." I have never heard Pachelbel's Canon since then without hearing that song.
Dude on tuba checks his watch at 2:25,
“Is it over yet?...” 😂
Love Canadian brass! I'm a Tuba player, so I look up to you Chuck!
love this song sooo much. i want this as my wedding song
I love it. Charlie gets bored with his tuba part and passes of the chore to the gardener.
Perhaps, the tuba player thinks the bass line is boring and repetitive, but then realizes after taking himself out of the music that even the simplest parts can still be musical. It took a beginner to remind him of this idea.
Did someone point out already that the Beginner is Herbie Flowers
Yes I did and thank you for noting that. What good is a joke if nobody gets it. Michael, you have a musicians respect.
You’re reading into this too far
Playing the simplest parts well and consistently is the greatest challenge for a serious musician.
I know I'm three years too late but Ok Boomer
As a middle school student 10 years ago, I dreamed of becoming a trumpeter when I watched this video. Although I put down my trumpet now, I feel nostalgic watching this video after a long time.
Why can't my trumpet section sound like that?
That's the same question I'm asking every day SMH
Marsh Canadians are better and are persistent.
Because your trumpet is full of teenagers who don't have much experience vs these guys who have been playing for decades.
Marsh why cant I sound like that
That's what I always ask... but shout out to Redan High School marching band!
As a horn player, that guy did very well, this is one of my favorite classical pieces, but with horn I think it sounds better. Great work!
2:49 My man is just watering his garden to some quality music...
This video singlehandedly, for the past 8 years, has made Canon my favorite classical piece of all time.
Love the Euphonium - very underrated instrument for classical music (sorry Tenor Tuba).
This piece never fails to give me chills....and never more than with the Canadian Brass playing it. YT can never compare with the quad sound I grew up with, though. :)
43 people played the tuba part.
Smagu klausyti kai tokie instrumentai ir muzikantai ; super!
i love the Canadian Brass...
Magnificent, Canadian Brass are just so good that you'd never know what had been happening if you'd just been listening.
Thank you.
aha the tuba player XD
+Amy Ing but how ???1
+poldhana tumsatan As a tuba player, it is not that hard to rock back and forth. With the marching variant, it is even easier to move with it. When I am playing my sousaphone, I some times in my drill have to jump while playing. With the size, the mouth can move in the mouthpeice. Granted, it will sound worse with movement, but with his most likely years of experience, it is nothing for him.
xXmrburnsXx As a Tuba Player myself, I have played very fine while rocking back and forth. Takes some endurance to keep your lips from moving or anything and that’s pretty much it.
The vibe is after your defeated the Final Boss and you put back the peace in the world. ♥️🥰♥️
i listen to this song everyday, it just makes me so happy.
Are you still listening to it the people have to know 😅
@@KevinRodriguez-cs8sn Yes
When it comes to a brass ensemble, the Canadian Brass is it!
Canadian Brass Rulz!
true
They play so fluently end effortless - amazing!
how do the trumpet players do that nice trill between notes D and E i cant do it i just end up sluring to F or slur down to Bb :(
Instead of alternating between 1,3 to 1,2 you can alternate between 1,3 to 3
Did anyone notice when the tuba player checked his watch for the time right in front of the camera at 1:48? 😂😂😂
Being from Yorkshire your not far away from a brass band. The Brighouse & Rastrick Brass Band are a few miles away from me and I've heard them play a few times.
You guys remind me of them because of their brilliant playing.
R.I.P Fred Mills... ;(
This is the Canadian Brass as I remember them growing up in the '90s.
There are few truly great trumpeters, but Fred was a master trumpeter GOD BLESS HIS SOUL!!!
Representing the woodwinds, I'm impressed. I hope that our factions will collaborate more , after years of harsh relationship.
Sincerely
The flute boy
I've always wondered, does having a mustache get in the way of playing an instrument
+DeeeFoo as someone with experience on both trombone and saxophone it definitely has the potential to get in the way, but its not hard to get used to playing around it. as with any activity that is done where facial hair can get in the way you learn to adapt. of course that said i prefer to keep a closer shave when i play
+DeeeFoo I am a trombonist, and I have had at various times a moustache. As Rich said, it can, but it has never for me. I simply put the mouthpiece to my lips in asliding up motion, so the moustache rests on the mouthpiece, instead of getting between my lips and the instrument.
Ive said it a million times - best rendition of the Canon...and best music video ever.
Not at all!
Im a bass player and im fine with my beard
it depends on the mouthpiece for example it will be annoying for a tuba player because it mouthpiece, but in the extremely small mouthpiece of the french horn it wont affect too much, no effect in woodwinds and sax i think.
Just absolutely beautiful. Makes me miss playing in trumpet choir.
LOL 2:23 the guy checks his watch.
found it. lol
That's intended, he 'gets bored' of playing the backing tuba so gets the gardener to do it
I Know...
Chris Soh whole song-----
bass part (tuba) only hv 8 notes XD
loop and loop, again and again LOL
Smart Leo It sounds less than 8
Ahhhhhh the soothing sound of the relaxing trumpet.
Belo...Amo essa música ❤❤❤❤❤
Trombonist is playing his euphonium instead for a mellower sound--great for this piece.
French horn guy so handsome
do you know his name
Skylar Starr It’s David Ohanian
Played with brass earns an epic and heroic mood.
Tuba was so bored he was checking the time till he can go lmao
I feel that the tuba part is one if most beautiful and wonderful parts . It sustains the song
I feel like my band director would be the tuba guy. He is always playing his tuba and showing off. ❤️ u Mr. Pounds
Jacob Purifoy
40 dislikes... damn woodwinds
Lololol go brass! ( go baritone 😉)
Actually, I play the Alto Saxophone and I very much enjoy the Canadian Brass and their work
Lane Fowler It isn't the woodwinds I tell you! It's those fiendish string players.
+Starf they are the other 21 dislikes
nice
Amazing that they managed to make this tired, worn-out old piece of langour sound delicate and vibrant and imaginative.