As a 20 year tuba player I must say that man is not just a virtuoso, he's the Tuba Sage at the top of the mountain. "It's not about the limitations of the instrument, It's about the player." That is tuba-depth profundity.
So you're saying he's a hack? So you're saying there's only one virtuoso? So you're saying you're the only one to get the pic the virtuoso? Thank you so much
I’m a percussionist, but tuba was always my favorite brass instrument. When the Tuba line hits a chord and it’s loud and strong... man it hits your heart. The most beautiful sound in any band or orchestra
Timpani and low brass are often (but not always) paired. Brass and percussion were later added to symphonic orchestral arrangements. Lower woodwind and cello pairings are common for the same reason. Oystein B glosses over the hilarious missteps in bass brass instrument history. Cimbasso, Serpent, Ophicleide, etc are delightful precursors to the modern tuba. He had limited time, and didn't bore the audience with the precursors.
In 1937, my dad was the Grand National Tuba solo Champion of the United States at age 16…he went on to become the brass section leader of The United States Marine Band “The President’s Own”….triple tonguing a tuba is no joke! Bravo to this guy!
It makes me happy to see a tuba being used more melodically, I can only imagine how how that would sound live, would completely over power the room and sound amazing
In a "classic" concert you do NOT cheer within, you applaud at the end and if you are REALLY exited you get up and give "standing ovations". And in symphonies with more than one part you only applaud at the very end and NOT in between!😉
I live in Friesland. Similar 'intense' emotions... but some 50 years ago there was a blues performance of Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee and to my utter exaltation there was some movement in the crowd: like the upcoming tide at a moonlit dawn. And waves rolled slowly to our muddy shores like friendly horses that came to drag me away...
@@andriesscheper2022 "And waves rolled slowly to our muddy shores like friendly horses that came to drag me away" - 7th century desecrator bleeding out on the wadden sea after the frisians cut his balls off, sacrificing him to the gods.
yeah actually, during 6th grade I wanted to play the trombone>trumpet>french horn instructor AND band had me voluntold to play the tuba since then, haven’t stopped since, going into freshman year now!
@@canopygroup6796 fr I actually didn't want to play in band but the school messed up my schedule and put me in band😂 they told me to play tuba so I did and haven't stopped
@@jarvecs play your heart out. You won’t regret it. Don’t pinch your lips too much, don’t be afraid to sound like a dying whale practicing. Try staying after school and try learning how to do some crazy sounds or figure out bass lines to popular songs, they’ll love you
same i chose: flute, trombone, euphonium, clarinet, saxophone, percussion, trumpet, but i got told only tuba was available, and i love it and don't regret it ever in the 4 years ive played so far
I found this video on a whim, I just wanted to see some master tuba players. That dudes original composition actually made me cry. I was NOT expecting that, lol. Well done sir, well done 👍
Of course they were cold, the performance was in Norway! Most people in Northern Europe don't squeal and whoop at performers in the way that many audiences do in the U/S. That sort of histrionic reaction to an interesting demonstration of skills is often viewed as being ridiculous; inappropriate.
I had the honour of working for Harvey Phillips in the 80's and 90's. Thank you so much Oystein Baadsvik for taking up the flag (and the instrument) and driving it to new heights of exploration and expression. I have heard a lot of tubas in my life (I am not a player, was just an organiser and support worker for TubaChristmas events) - and the expression, range, and subtleties - and flexibility - of this performance is right in keeping with Dr. Phillip's philosophies of Tuba. Thank you. I am thrilled to hear your work.
I had a private lesson from this man back at itech 2002. I helped out getting musicians where they needed to be at the conference and for this my private lessons instructor David Palmer got me a lesson with him for a half hour he’s absolutely the most phenomenal to the player there has ever been or likely will ever be
I don’t think many of you non tuba players (also non brass players) understand how impressive this is, in terms of his dynamics, breath support/lung capacity and his tone quality is awesome
I had a buddy back in highschool who played the tuba. We took a class trip to disney world and he carried his tuba everywhere. It wasn't until we got to the airport ON OUR WAY HOME that he realised that there were WHEEELS on his tuba case. lmao!
This is so hard to do. Really amazing... He's using the tuba like it's a trumpet and a beatbox machine XD. versatillity in a big old instrument. Awesome.
Well, TED talks aren't exclusively for musicians, so they were experiencing something new. I'm a tuba player, and I was neither captivated by the performance, nor the narrative.
As the organiser of this event, I can tell you that the audience was well and truly into this performance. Norwegians are just a bit more restrained as an audience.
I remember when my university had him come and perform for us live and have a master class. Me before his show: Tuba? Whatever. Me after his show: Tuba?! OMG I DON'T EVEN PLAY TUBA AND WANT TO PRACTICE!!!!
OMG, gotta love people! strange as they may be i've listened to my dad rehearse on tuba for more than 40 years and never, have i ever, heard a combo of ozzy didge, tuvan throat and tuba, like this, before for sure, this would put a smile on Feynmanns face, as it did on mine :)
Well, forgive me for assuming that you mean it didn’t lead to much. If so, that’s your fault. If you didn’t get a free college education out of it, that’s a complete waste and shame. There are tons of college bands and not a “ton” of players for certain instruments.....I was an “average” tuba player and received my degree for free🤷🏻♂️
How much longer will instruments and musicians like this last in the world of guitars and synthesized keyboards? I long for the days of big bands and orchestras. This gentleman has shown the beauty of man and instrument. One can only hope that men will continue to play instruments other than guitars.
Carpet Something Good! I hope you are right. I still would love to have big bands come back. Something very special about the combination of trumpets, trombones, clarinets, saxaphones, etc. Just sayin'.
@@Bobba7438 aye well, as long as there's a human race there'll be music. we have bone flutes dating back thousands of years. it's in our nature to be musical and enjoy music
Very cool performance. I played myself for several years a trombone and my dad played at the same time didgeridoo. This made me experiment with playing techniques and your performance reminded me about these times in my childhood. I really understand how complex it is what you just showed. Very impressive, I take a deep bow. Your techniques seem to have quite some similarities with how people play didgeridoo.
Probably my favorite Tuba player of all time. I love watching your videos. I'm in college playing tuba and trying to do grad school. You've given me the most inspiration to play the tuba because of the cool things we can do with the instrument.
Tuba, on not tuba? It's not even a question! Go, tubists! Former euphonium and tuba performer, United States Army Field Band, 126 Army Band, and Jubal Brass.
After seeing this video for the first time about a year ago, Fnugg actually inspired me to switch from trumpet to tuba for marching band and concert. I have no regrets about doing it and will probably be using Fnugg as my I&E competition piece in a few years.
I had the pleasure to see him in concert some years ago in Luxembourg. This was one of the most enterteining concerts which I have seen in my life. Hope he is doing well. Will look him uo. 4 minutes into the vid I hear myelf shouting d'acappo!
@@geoli6407 the valve transitions on low brass are fairly choppy so slurring can sometimes sound like tounging if it's fast. neither of us know for sure tho
Played for a number of years. He is amazing. I had a director that could play the Stars and Strips Forever piccolo solo but this is a whole different level.
What an amazing performance. At the end, it sounded very reminiscent of a digeridoo. I wonder if it is possible to do circulatory breathing while playing the tube to keep that droning noise going without the pauses for breath.
c31979839 it would be pointless. no music on tuba needs to hold a note that long. if you wanted to play an entire song as a long, giant slur then maybe?
Aidan Edwards it’s basically the exact same as doing it on a didjeridoo. i’m not saying it’s hard or impressive. i’m saying it’s pointless because the music never calls for a 5minute sustained note.
Andy ok. 1 songs does. you got me. stuff like that is written for a lot of bass instruments but generally they either subtly drop out and back in to breathe or stagger breathing with others in their section. you can’t maintain intonation and a bold sound with circular breathing.
YO when I played Tuba I would ALWAYS want to mess around like this when I could!!! It's soooo amazing to see someone who perfected the art of Tuba beatboxing!!!!!
I'm so impressed! Truely amazing! this has inspired me to practice my tuba even more. I always knew tuba as such a great instrument. Everything else is accompaniament! Thank you, Oystein Baadsvik!! From one tuba player to another!
I live on a short cul-de-sac street and there are 4 houses on the north side. The name of the street is Primrose Lane. Totally by chance, 4 tuba players have lived in those houses. One person has now passed away and one went away to college. Also, the street was named after the song, “Life is as Holliidayy in Primrose Lane” written by Red Callender, a now-deceased professional jazz tuba/bass player. I was born in 1947, almost the same day as Miraphone Tuba Company (which we all play. )
I wonder if that last tone was played or sung :D I don't event get to that height on the horn (which is usually a lot higher than the tuba already) and I play for 10 years now.
Daniel Syrowatka it's actually not as hard as it looks and sounds. I'm only 19 and a freshman in college and I can play notes up there. It's just a matter of figuring out how to do it
As a 20 year tuba player I must say that man is not just a virtuoso, he's the Tuba Sage at the top of the mountain. "It's not about the limitations of the instrument, It's about the player." That is tuba-depth profundity.
The best virtuoso isn't always a philosopher that teaches the masses, like Baadsvik does
I agree. He has amazing technique.
Two words - Patrick Sheridan.
Two more words - Sam Pilafian.
So you're saying he's a hack?
So you're saying there's only one virtuoso?
So you're saying you're the only one to get the pic the virtuoso?
Thank you so much
I think he's saying he's the best virtuoso
I’m a percussionist, but tuba was always my favorite brass instrument. When the Tuba line hits a chord and it’s loud and strong... man it hits your heart. The most beautiful sound in any band or orchestra
Mainly because you only hear us lol
Cheers....from a tuba player. That hits home.....Thank You!
Timpani and low brass are often (but not always) paired. Brass and percussion were later added to symphonic orchestral arrangements. Lower woodwind and cello pairings are common for the same reason. Oystein B glosses over the hilarious missteps in bass brass instrument history. Cimbasso, Serpent, Ophicleide, etc are delightful precursors to the modern tuba. He had limited time, and didn't bore the audience with the precursors.
Although I play flute I really love the tuba and the lower woodwinds, like the bass clarinet.
In 1937, my dad was the Grand National Tuba solo Champion of the United States at age 16…he went on to become the brass section leader of The United States Marine Band “The President’s Own”….triple tonguing a tuba is no joke! Bravo to this guy!
If you have played a tuba before you probably also just ran out of breath watching this
haha now i know how my wife feels like XD
absolutely. as a tuba player who basically supports my section with my sound, I gotta breath so much. Phrasing is nonexistent.
I can't even remember what those two low notes are, but they took me back.
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Hahahaha
as a tubist myself, this is one of the most impressive performances I've ever seen
And you know all young tubists are now attempting to learn that stuff at the end
It makes me happy to see a tuba being used more melodically, I can only imagine how how that would sound live, would completely over power the room and sound amazing
Where are my fellow tubists at?
EPortals yeah boi
Yeah bb!
Right here
C tuba and contrabass clarinet right here
here
I play tuba and all i have to say is
WOW...JUST WOW...
This IS an excited Norwegian audience. You know Scandinavian reserve.
In a "classic" concert you do NOT cheer within, you applaud at the end and if you are REALLY exited you get up and give "standing ovations".
And in symphonies with more than one part you only applaud at the very end and NOT in between!😉
hahahhaha so funny kkkkk
I live in Friesland. Similar 'intense' emotions... but some 50 years ago there was a blues performance of Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee and to my utter exaltation there was some movement in the crowd: like the upcoming tide at a moonlit dawn. And waves rolled slowly to our muddy shores like friendly horses that came to drag me away...
@@andriesscheper2022 "And waves rolled slowly to our muddy shores like friendly horses that came to drag me away" - 7th century desecrator bleeding out on the wadden sea after the frisians cut his balls off, sacrificing him to the gods.
He is an absolute legend of a tuba player coming from a fellow tuba player in college right now. He makes it all seem so effortless and clean!
I had previously never thought of the Tuba as "cool", this video has changed my mind completely. XD
Even as a tuba I never saw tuba as “cool”, mostly just necessary and “earthshaking”
"You don't choose the Tuba life, the tuba life chooses you." - Some guy online
Wtf why is that actually true though
yeah actually, during 6th grade I wanted to play the trombone>trumpet>french horn
instructor AND band had me voluntold to play the tuba
since then, haven’t stopped since, going into freshman year now!
@@canopygroup6796 fr I actually didn't want to play in band but the school messed up my schedule and put me in band😂 they told me to play tuba so I did and haven't stopped
@@jarvecs play your heart out. You won’t regret it. Don’t pinch your lips too much, don’t be afraid to sound like a dying whale practicing. Try staying after school and try learning how to do some crazy sounds or figure out bass lines to popular songs, they’ll love you
same i chose: flute, trombone, euphonium, clarinet, saxophone, percussion, trumpet, but i got told only tuba was available, and i love it and don't regret it ever in the 4 years ive played so far
“He is also know as the tuba god” - Former tuba player
"He is also known as the tuba god" -Current uba player
“He is also known as the impossibly fast tuba player”
-middle school tuba player
I had lots of fun explaining trills and flutter tounging to my little siblings
"He's good on his strange trombone" - Drummer
"former" once a tuba player always a tuba player
I found this video on a whim, I just wanted to see some master tuba players. That dudes original composition actually made me cry. I was NOT expecting that, lol. Well done sir, well done 👍
cold audience, stunning artistic performance and skill
Of course they were cold, the performance was in Norway! Most people in Northern Europe don't squeal and whoop at performers in the way that many audiences do in the U/S. That sort of histrionic reaction to an interesting demonstration of skills is often viewed as being ridiculous; inappropriate.
I'm totally heartbroken that the music wasn't enhanced by constant screaming.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤠🤠🤠🤠
@@christopherstein2024🦅🐎🦅🇺🇸🦅🐎🦅
I had the honour of working for Harvey Phillips in the 80's and 90's. Thank you so much Oystein Baadsvik for taking up the flag (and the instrument) and driving it to new heights of exploration and expression. I have heard a lot of tubas in my life (I am not a player, was just an organiser and support worker for TubaChristmas events) - and the expression, range, and subtleties - and flexibility - of this performance is right in keeping with Dr. Phillip's philosophies of Tuba. Thank you. I am thrilled to hear your work.
I had the honor of seeing him in Iowa in 2018. It inspired me to want to get back into the tuba and treat it seriously.
I had a private lesson from this man back at itech 2002. I helped out getting musicians where they needed to be at the conference and for this my private lessons instructor David Palmer got me a lesson with him for a half hour he’s absolutely the most phenomenal to the player there has ever been or likely will ever be
This is what I love about the internet. Finding video's like this with an amazing inspiring tuba musician! :)
I don’t think many of you non tuba players (also non brass players) understand how impressive this is, in terms of his dynamics, breath support/lung capacity and his tone quality is awesome
Meanwhile my band's tubas:
Sees 16 note "*WHAT IS THAT*"
i had to play 32nd notes at 160 beats per minute for 2 measures
Middle school
Yeah I don't think Czardas was written for tuba lmao.
Tyler Grabowski hold up WHAT?!
I'm still like that lmao
I hate 16th note with a passion
I never thought of a tuba as such an emotional instrument. Man I just got goose bumps, that's so amazing.!
Truly amazing to see an bass instrument being played like an euphonium... I okay euphonium. Amazing stuff nearly cried
I had a buddy back in highschool who played the tuba. We took a class trip to disney world and he carried his tuba everywhere. It wasn't until we got to the airport ON OUR WAY HOME that he realised that there were WHEEELS on his tuba case. lmao!
This is so hard to do. Really amazing... He's using the tuba like it's a trumpet and a beatbox machine XD. versatillity in a big old instrument. Awesome.
Yes.
This man's eyebrows are the most intense thing I've ever seen.
It helps to get higher notes
he traded his hair for eyebrow powers
@@bugjuicereviewsarchive6447 damn
Does that mean Ray chen is gonna go bald ?
Hearing Fnugg live was one of the best parts of my year.
As a tuba player this is amazing to see.
"It'll be Alright..." absolutely beautiful.
At the first minute playing tuba like this I would die. What a breath!
Thank you for to share the TUBA WORLD!! Greetings from Colombia.
jorge eduardo gonzalez herrera greetings from USA
The fact the he is standing up and moving around amazes me bc i have to sit just to play really good.
Yeah, he’s using a smaller model, because Eb and F tubas are generally smaller. But it’s still impressive he can do that.
@@TarekMurray3 true,
I met this man and watched him perform in person. It was insane.
Meeting Oystein Baadsvik was one of the greatest experiences of my tuba collegiate career. One of the kindest, most talented, musicians out there.
I used to play tuba so I really understand just how hard it is to do what this guy did on stage. Holy moly
the best 15 mins of my life...
Makes me angry that the audience had no interest in such a good performance
He hasn't a good sound? If you even play any musical instrument and you think that...you should not be playing.
Militärmärsche
wtf?
Well, TED talks aren't exclusively for musicians, so they were experiencing something new.
I'm a tuba player, and I was neither captivated by the performance, nor the narrative.
As the organiser of this event, I can tell you that the audience was well and truly into this performance. Norwegians are just a bit more restrained as an audience.
You are my hero! What a beautiful tribute to the misunderstood and underestimated tuba! Thanks so much.
I play cello, and I was captivated by some of the beautiful sounds coming out of this instrument. Bravo!
“He is also know as the tuba god” - Former tuba player
Any euphonium and tuba players here? 🙌
Max Ramos yes
I was in high school and college
Max Ramos me! Although I haven't played euphonium in 20 years.
I play both
YEAH!
Many composers have written tuba works for Øystein Baadsvik. I love his way of tuba playing, have many of his discs.
Baadsvik is the embodiment of the joy you get out of playing the tuba.
yep, many Hispanic style tuba players refer triple tonguing as “el helicopter” effect
Some of the best tuba playing I have heard is Ranchero!
Yeah, I'm from México, and that is right.
facts, Hispanic tubaist here
Jajaja yes! 😂 also on the uphonium aswell! 🙂
Conventions are only what has worked best so far.
The greats change the way we play the instrument forever.
I remember when my university had him come and perform for us live and have a master class.
Me before his show: Tuba? Whatever.
Me after his show: Tuba?! OMG I DON'T EVEN PLAY TUBA AND WANT TO PRACTICE!!!!
OMG, gotta love people! strange as they may be
i've listened to my dad rehearse on tuba for more than 40 years
and never, have i ever, heard a combo of ozzy didge, tuvan throat and tuba, like this, before
for sure, this would put a smile on Feynmanns face, as it did on mine :)
I played the tuba in high school and it led to a lot of great things...
Don't leave us in suspense. ... o_O
Well, forgive me for assuming that you mean it didn’t lead to much. If so, that’s your fault. If you didn’t get a free college education out of it, that’s a complete waste and shame. There are tons of college bands and not a “ton” of players for certain instruments.....I was an “average” tuba player and received my degree for free🤷🏻♂️
I think he was referring to getting laid a lot as the guy in the vid refers to marrying the girl from school..
I started in 8th grade now I’m a Sousa player in my band. I’m so glad I switched from clarinet to tuba. Wonderful decision.
My high school has that same tuba
How much longer will instruments and musicians like this last in the world of guitars and synthesized keyboards? I long for the days of big bands and orchestras. This gentleman has
shown the beauty of man and instrument. One can only hope that men will continue to play instruments other than guitars.
having played trombone live with a rock band a year or so ago, I reckon that instruments will live on
Carpet Something Good! I hope you are right. I still would love to have big bands come back. Something very special about the combination of trumpets, trombones, clarinets, saxaphones, etc. Just sayin'.
@@Bobba7438 aye well, as long as there's a human race there'll be music. we have bone flutes dating back thousands of years. it's in our nature to be musical and enjoy music
Very cool performance. I played myself for several years a trombone and my dad played at the same time didgeridoo. This made me experiment with playing techniques and your performance reminded me about these times in my childhood. I really understand how complex it is what you just showed. Very impressive, I take a deep bow.
Your techniques seem to have quite some similarities with how people play didgeridoo.
I am a new tuba player of 6th grade band and this was just cool and soothing to watch. Great background music 👍
Never stop goofing around!! -fellow trombonist
his original song literally drove me to tears. oh the feels.
What was the audience watching, cos this guy deserved a standing ovation. That was the most beautiful sound ive ever heard from a brass instrument.
This guy practices 40 hours a day. Legendary.
Probably my favorite Tuba player of all time. I love watching your videos. I'm in college playing tuba and trying to do grad school. You've given me the most inspiration to play the tuba because of the cool things we can do with the instrument.
Tuba, on not tuba? It's not even a question! Go, tubists! Former euphonium and tuba performer, United States Army Field Band, 126 Army Band, and Jubal Brass.
Thank you for your service!
After seeing this video for the first time about a year ago, Fnugg actually inspired me to switch from trumpet to tuba for marching band and concert. I have no regrets about doing it and will probably be using Fnugg as my I&E competition piece in a few years.
Dude those multiphonics towards the end were awesome
... he didn't use multiphonics
@@zandergrier1302 he did though. Almost the entirety of his last performance was multiphonics
@@zandergrier1302 Than what did he use? I'm sure he used multiphonics because he said he would use them before he played the song.
Very, very impressive! There is also a meeting of tuba players (I forget where it is held) in October called the "Octubafest".
I’m a simple horn player but I gotta say this man has all my respect
Buenísimo; Øystein Baadsvik ; un genio
Wow. That piece he wrote is really nice. I appreciate his pianist’s contribution as well.
All these years later and I still get goosebumps. Phenomenal job!!!❤️
i play tuba too. this is an amazing instrument.
Потрясающее выступление! Потрясающие мелодии! Потрясающее мастерство!
The iron lung ain't gotta tell you where it's comin from
no wonder I could always RIP the water pipe cuz I usto play tuba
I met him yesterday, he played this song, absolutely insane.
Life without Tuba would B Flat!
Colin Pettit ha
Lol
Best comment ever
That joke sure was A Sharp one!
That joke was so good, I have to press F to pay respect.
I had the pleasure to see him in concert some years ago in Luxembourg. This was one of the most enterteining concerts which I have seen in my life. Hope he is doing well. Will look him uo. 4 minutes into the vid I hear myelf shouting d'acappo!
Tuvan tuba. I can die happy.
I played It'll Be Alright when I auditioned for the Sacramento Mandarins. Very beautiful and fun to play as well.
insanity. that was amazing
How exquisitely lyrical is his playling at 1:32! The glissando and vibrato are spot-on as well.
*spams first valve*
Clarinet player *sees valve*
As if. He’s slurring all of that. I struggle to play 16ths at anything above like 100. Thats so painful.
When in doubt, first valve
@@geoli6407 the valve transitions on low brass are fairly choppy so slurring can sometimes sound like tounging if it's fast. neither of us know for sure tho
@@justmusic9669 Friendo, those are rotary valves. Still valves.
Played for a number of years. He is amazing. I had a director that could play the Stars and Strips Forever piccolo solo but this is a whole different level.
What an amazing performance. At the end, it sounded very reminiscent of a digeridoo. I wonder if it is possible to do circulatory breathing while playing the tube to keep that droning noise going without the pauses for breath.
c31979839 it would be pointless. no music on tuba needs to hold a note that long. if you wanted to play an entire song as a long, giant slur then maybe?
You can in fact circular breathe on on a tuba. I can do it myself, takes a lot of practice to get it though.
Aidan Edwards it’s basically the exact same as doing it on a didjeridoo. i’m not saying it’s hard or impressive. i’m saying it’s pointless because the music never calls for a 5minute sustained note.
Billy T Mahler 1 third movement
Andy ok. 1 songs does. you got me. stuff like that is written for a lot of bass instruments but generally they either subtly drop out and back in to breathe or stagger breathing with others in their section. you can’t maintain intonation and a bold sound with circular breathing.
Whole new perception of the instrument! Splendid performance!
He'd be a hit in the Outback of Australia.
It’s 1am and I’m up searching tuba performances for no reason and run into this. Algorithm strikes again!
The audience looked dead.
That's the audience at an average Ted talk. Bland thoughtless twats
szar
ez a leg job
The performice was less then amazing, nothing special about that.
Maybe she should of got out of her pajamas for the show ?
YO when I played Tuba I would ALWAYS want to mess around like this when I could!!! It's soooo amazing to see someone who perfected the art of Tuba beatboxing!!!!!
ive actually played fnugg in front of an audience, i never knew he made it
Loved his introductory statement : this what most people think when they see tuba ! Exactly what I too was thinking (hitherto).
"coolest instrument on the planet," yup
It would be incredibly flat if it was that cold
I prefer clarinet or saxophone xD
But that's probably because I'm a clarinet (and almost jazz) player eheh
I didn’t see the baritone in this?
I digress
Eupho is best
Dennis Wang it's the same fam., bro
This was absolutely beautiful, brought tears to my eyes.
Great man, and amazing musician.
God bless!
And he does this all standing!!!!! With no sheet of music for reference!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
most soloists do
If he did this with sheetmusic it would be far more impressive lmao
I'm so impressed! Truely amazing! this has inspired me to practice my tuba even more. I always knew tuba as such a great instrument. Everything else is accompaniament! Thank you, Oystein Baadsvik!! From one tuba player to another!
Amazing musician!
i agree also u are the first respects
6:25-9:03 brought a tear to my eye. It was so beautiful.
Who downvoted this hes one of the best ever period.
WOWWOWWOWWOWWOWWOW... This must be the GREATEST tuba player in the world and with the strongest embouher 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤️💯
Those eyebrows dow!!!!
TazerGlen most tuba players have very good eyebrows like me cause I play tuba and i have perfect eyebrowsn
>=D
Looks like an angry bird
This guy looks exactly like the host of "Cash Cab" a trivia program inside a Taxi in New York City.
I have to admit... I never truly appreciated the tuba - until now. Holy balls that’s a lot of skill!
120 trombone players disliked this video.
Charles Castle while 109 cornets looked at other videos.
dont forget the thousands of euphonium players
Why can't we all just get along?
@@PunishedLoaf ,что за мода,говорить про тромбонистов ,что они дизлайки ставят?
@@tf-ej8vo factzzzzzz but I mean yhe lip yrill on this guy😵
This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
Imagine if he got a rotary stuck 💀💀💀
I live on a short cul-de-sac street and there are 4 houses on the north side. The name of the street is Primrose Lane. Totally by chance, 4 tuba players have lived in those houses. One person has now passed away and one went away to college. Also, the street was named after the song, “Life is as Holliidayy in Primrose Lane” written by Red Callender, a now-deceased professional jazz tuba/bass player. I was born in 1947, almost the same day as Miraphone Tuba Company (which we all play. )
Beautiful mate☺
I have no idea it's posible. Love it.
I wonder if that last tone was played or sung :D I don't event get to that height on the horn (which is usually a lot higher than the tuba already) and I play for 10 years now.
Multiphonics. The harmonies are so satisfying, but really tough to do accurately.
It's definitely possible to play that high if you have the perfect embouchure, but not many people are able to play that.
Daniel Syrowatka it's actually not as hard as it looks and sounds. I'm only 19 and a freshman in college and I can play notes up there. It's just a matter of figuring out how to do it
It's a matter of relaxing, while holding your embouchure in just the right way.
I’ve been playing 3 years freshman in high school and multiphonics and high notes are super easy
His song, "It'll be Alright," is really beautiful!