I swear Oystein Baadsvik is the greatest tuba player of our age. Love his works and playing not to mention Fnugg which took me forever to learn to play properly
him and Sam Pilafian are the 2 best tuba players alive. theres a lot of debate over who is better, too me i believe Oystein is better, in part because he has formed a career soloing on the TUBA!!! soloing on higher instruments is normal, but to make a successful career on the tuba is extremely impressive
Will probably forever and always be my favorite tuba recording. Brings tears to my eyes. Was a pleasure meeting and working with this man. Phenomenal player and musician. I have much to learn.
The instrument is a good part of the performance. You could buy a new car and house for the cost of the Tuba. Money is everything in an instrument sound..
That's simply not true. Hand Baadsvik a $1000 Chinese-made tuba. He'll sound amazing on it. The instrument definitely plays a role in tone quality, but it's mostly left up to the player. A $40000 tuba does help, though.
@@KlldbyCuriosity Where does this reply come from? I have just retired from 60 years of playing in brass bands and orchestras. I played the French horn for a better part of that time. So pipsqueak you know even less.
Thank you for writing this incredible piece of music! My 17 year old performed this at a high school recital night and brought several other students to tears. Amazing music! Thank you.
Just heard this performed live tonight and. This piece feels like a warm hug on a rainy morning. The rain is beginning to lessen and the sun is rising, only this time the sun shines upon a world without issue. He said before he performed this piece, that he was inspired by the sunrise. In Norway, the winters are dark, and when the sun finally rises it's a huge moment. In that moment, everything really was alright
I played this on the euphonium for my first solo ensemble and it was one of the most memorable performances I've ever had. It helped me learn to put my heart and soul into playing, and that the piece doesn't have to be technically difficult to be hard or a challenge.
I have loved this song since I first heard it several years ago. I don't think that ever hit me emotionally this hard until I listened to it again today. Understanding Mr. Baadsvik's reasoning for this title seems even more poignant for today. Thank you for this very appropriate piece, written and performed so exquisitely.
The page turner is my band teacher, and he used this piece as an example for a listening log assignment, in which we have to do a recommendation, and his example recommendation legit said "10/10 would recommend, the page turner's skills are amazing"
I know I can always come back to these beautiful pieces when I'm having a tough time in life or with school like I am right now, thank you for being you oystein. it truly inspires me every day by listening to you play
Mr. Baadsvik, could you please share your secrets? Make a CD describing how you're so talented or something! You would make so much money by selling it and or trying to make a profit out of it. Also improving the quality of many young musicians, aiding their success. I literally taught myself how to play tuba and admiring you, attempting to emulate every aspect of your playing style has been such a challenge. You are truly unique and gifted, no one would ever come close to you musical abilities, therefore, help us young tuba players go down your path and become great like you.
Nobody becomes great over night. His incredible talent comes from over thirty years of practice and maintenance. He is most certainly in it for the long haul and that is how he became so great.
he does master classes. if you fund-raise enough money you can fly him to america to do a masterclass at the local college if the college is interested. which im sure they would be
What beauteous sound! Wow, this is why Oystein will always be one of my inspirations and role models for the moderately fast vibrato and high ranged tuba. Brava.
i chose to do New Kid for my regional Solo and Ensemble Festival before i found this, now i wish i was doing this song instead since its a bit easier and much more beautiful
When ever I'm struggling to find motivation to practice or just even be bothered with music (which is a problem as I'm studying a performance undergrade on tuba at a conservatoire) there are a few videos I go to to rekindle my love and remind myself why am trying for a music career. Grimethorpe's Danny Boy, Karl Jenkins - Benedictus (Cory and Only Men Aloud's performance), Anything that Mnozil brass play, anything that Alessandro Fossi does, but above all I find that Oystein Baadsvik is the most effective at making me understand that although it's a lot of (at time tedious) work, it's all completely worth it for performances like this. He is truly a master of his instrument and I hope I can see him live one day. Although there is the problem that it is currently 00:15 and all I want to do is play my instrument but it's too late :(
Help me know more about Vinicius Soares and Order Seg. The music is haunting and reaches deep into the soul. With Baadsvik at the helm I feel as if I am departing into unknown waters, into a sea of enchantment.
Mr. Baadsvik.... You are my idol. I only dream to become as great as you. I work day and night and drive my neighbors crazy. But at the end of the day, it is not enough. I want to become as amazing as you are.
I just played this today for ISSMA on Euphonium, and got a gold for it now I'm going to state!!! Thankyou so much for creating this beautiful piece of music!
@@xcm720 I thought group 1 solos had to come from a list. I'd also have transpose it down anyway because there s no way I'm hitting those notes on a BBb.
@@madseskildsen3915 or it might’ve been on the list I don’t really remember tbh lolll but the only notes that were kinda high for me was the F and G and with practice it was pretty easy
I play tuba so it would be pretty difficult, especially because I don't have an Eb or an F tuba so the highest I could play semiconsistantly would be be a middle c (C4) on a good day. It doesn't really matter anyway as I've already graduated though I've thought about buying the peice and playing it for fun after transposing it down by taking a forth and removing a flat or down a fith and adding a flat to the key signature
Parabéns pela belíssima composição, e pela sonoridade maravilhosa que executa nesse intrumento lindo que é a tuba!quero acompanhar suas postagens, pois já fiquei fã.
I got to (chose it and my professor said ok) play this for my first Brass Jury my freshman year last year. Thinking back, I played it pretty decent, but nowhere near the level that he did. I wish I was even half the tubist Baadsvik is
Tonight I've listened to "Fnugg" in different takes... and now this. You are truly amazeing ! (If you don't know aleready how to play with circular breathing, I could teach you, for free, I have a few tricks up my sleeve ? Or you could just go to the australian didgeridoo pages, to learn... everything is on TH-cam in our time... then you would be above all in the classical music sceene... or you probably are, but just to make the gap to your competition even wider). ;)
Absolutely beautiful tuba performance. Beautiful piano playing also. Thanks for posting it! Is the pianist your wife? (I have heard that she is a pianist)
It's a Miraphone. Specifically this one is a "Starlight", and his older stuff is on a "Norwegian Star". I've got a Norwegian Star and love it to death, it's a really flexible tuba that can handle almost anything you throw at it.
It's more the player than the horn. Baadsvik would sound like a million dollars on a beat up old tuba that has been at a middle/high school for 30+ years.
***** Yeah, the Norwegian Star's a nice mid-sized Eb. It's bigger and broader than those teeny tiny solo F tubas, but it's not as big and clumsy as a full symphonic CC or BBb.
It's very much the horn aswell as the player. All three parts have to be quality to produce a quality sound: The Player, The Horn, The Receiver(Mouthpiece) all have to be well enough equipped to make something, especially something like this piece, have the beautiful sound it does.
FatManDude13 I wouldn't be surprised if he got his tuba and that modification at a huge discount just so the company could say the best player in the world uses their instrument.
francesc garcia bertó Estoy un poco viejo a responderse pero él tiene un cito (www.baadsvik.com) donde se vende todo de sus canciones. Lo siento para mi español malo, estoy aprendiendo.
I swear Oystein Baadsvik is the greatest tuba player of our age. Love his works and playing not to mention Fnugg which took me forever to learn to play properly
I agree!
He's a god
I compare Tim Buzbee to Oystein Baadsvik. Its very hard to choose imo
him and Sam Pilafian are the 2 best tuba players alive. theres a lot of debate over who is better, too me i believe Oystein is better, in part because he has formed a career soloing on the TUBA!!! soloing on higher instruments is normal, but to make a successful career on the tuba is extremely impressive
I tried playing Fnugg, but I was soft, and i did not play far, only a few bars. He's the true legend!!!!
Will probably forever and always be my favorite tuba recording. Brings tears to my eyes. Was a pleasure meeting and working with this man. Phenomenal player and musician. I have much to learn.
Wonderful sound, Oystein!
This is the tone I strive for when playing the tuba. This is crazy good.
The instrument is a good part of the performance. You could buy a new car and house for the cost of the Tuba. Money is everything in an instrument sound..
That's simply not true.
Hand Baadsvik a $1000 Chinese-made tuba. He'll sound amazing on it.
The instrument definitely plays a role in tone quality, but it's mostly left up to the player. A $40000 tuba does help, though.
@@Chriss_Fishes I’m pretty sure his Eb is only $10,000
@@sylviakoziarski4912 You know nothing about music
@@KlldbyCuriosity Where does this reply come from? I have just retired from 60 years of playing in brass bands and orchestras. I played the French horn for a better part of that time. So pipsqueak you know even less.
Thank you for writing this incredible piece of music! My 17 year old performed this at a high school recital night and brought several other students to tears. Amazing music! Thank you.
What a pretty solo! Doesn't even seem to difficult based on what I hear, but man does Baadsvik sell this piece.
SpectacularName Except for the range. That's a little high for a scrub like you.
+SpectacularName Gotta love self-conversations in the comments haha
Girthologist Gaming - lmao
Just heard this performed live tonight and.
This piece feels like a warm hug on a rainy morning. The rain is beginning to lessen and the sun is rising, only this time the sun shines upon a world without issue.
He said before he performed this piece, that he was inspired by the sunrise. In Norway, the winters are dark, and when the sun finally rises it's a huge moment.
In that moment, everything really was alright
There is no words to express his performances. Just wow!!
I played this on the euphonium for my first solo ensemble and it was one of the most memorable performances I've ever had. It helped me learn to put my heart and soul into playing, and that the piece doesn't have to be technically difficult to be hard or a challenge.
I have loved this song since I first heard it several years ago. I don't think that ever hit me emotionally this hard until I listened to it again today. Understanding Mr. Baadsvik's reasoning for this title seems even more poignant for today. Thank you for this very appropriate piece, written and performed so exquisitely.
The page turner was having a blast just listing to baadsvik .
The page turner is my band teacher, and he used this piece as an example for a listening log assignment, in which we have to do a recommendation, and his example recommendation legit said "10/10 would recommend, the page turner's skills are amazing"
@@lillianastorm6985 OoOooO awesome :D
@@lillianastorm6985 I thought the page turner was the piano player’s son.
When you accidentally pick up the Euphonium music but just go along with it
i cant listen to this without crying when he hits the high note at 2:46
I know I can always come back to these beautiful pieces when I'm having a tough time in life or with school like I am right now, thank you for being you oystein. it truly inspires me every day by listening to you play
I literally feel the exact same way.
Mr. Baadsvik, could you please share your secrets? Make a CD describing how you're so talented or something! You would make so much money by selling it and or trying to make a profit out of it. Also improving the quality of many young musicians, aiding their success. I literally taught myself how to play tuba and admiring you, attempting to emulate every aspect of your playing style has been such a challenge. You are truly unique and gifted, no one would ever come close to you musical abilities, therefore, help us young tuba players go down your path and become great like you.
Nobody becomes great over night. His incredible talent comes from over thirty years of practice and maintenance. He is most certainly in it for the long haul and that is how he became so great.
54321blader Thirty years!?
carrie Barksdale He started playing in the early eighties, so yes, a bit over 30 years.
Practice plus a good private teacher
he does master classes. if you fund-raise enough money you can fly him to america to do a masterclass at the local college if the college is interested. which im sure they would be
What beauteous sound! Wow, this is why Oystein will always be one of my inspirations and role models for the moderately fast vibrato and high ranged tuba. Brava.
ヴォーズビィークさんもこの曲もほんとに素晴らしい！！！！
いい曲なので今年のソロコンでやらせていただきます😊
Mr. Baadsvik, you are my idol
+Nathan Ouedraogo For all tuba players!
George Misthos So true :)
Yeah True And Same
i chose to do New Kid for my regional Solo and Ensemble Festival before i found this, now i wish i was doing this song instead since its a bit easier and much more beautiful
In what grade were you in when you wrote this??
When ever I'm struggling to find motivation to practice or just even be bothered with music (which is a problem as I'm studying a performance undergrade on tuba at a conservatoire) there are a few videos I go to to rekindle my love and remind myself why am trying for a music career. Grimethorpe's Danny Boy, Karl Jenkins - Benedictus (Cory and Only Men Aloud's performance), Anything that Mnozil brass play, anything that Alessandro Fossi does, but above all I find that Oystein Baadsvik is the most effective at making me understand that although it's a lot of (at time tedious) work, it's all completely worth it for performances like this. He is truly a master of his instrument and I hope I can see him live one day.
Although there is the problem that it is currently 00:15 and all I want to do is play my instrument but it's too late :(
Help me know more about Vinicius Soares and Order Seg. The music is haunting and reaches deep into the soul. With Baadsvik at the helm I feel as if I am departing into unknown waters, into a sea of enchantment.
Vakkert spilt Øystein, akkurat det vi trenger i disse dager!😌🎶
Incredible - paints this portrait perfectly!
Mr. Baadsvik.... You are my idol. I only dream to become as great as you. I work day and night and drive my neighbors crazy. But at the end of the day, it is not enough. I want to become as amazing as you are.
That was fucking beautiful. Thank you for sharing your awesomeness with us \m/
:fish:
This guy sure was amazing!
In the classical music world, this guy is known as one of the greatest tuba players of all time. He is well respected.
Fancy seeing you here
I´m speechless once again, you're playing so beautiful! If this doesn't melt a woman's heart she's definitely not the right one ;)
Nice to hear him play something less showy. Good intonation----hell, good everything. I'd like to hear him play Fafner's solo.
Stunning. The page turner also loved it.
My friend just introduced me to him today! Where have I been! My gosh :)
This piece proves that every tuba sonatas don't need to be speed-up and don't need to add silly parts for trying to be good.
I just played this today for ISSMA on Euphonium, and got a gold for it now I'm going to state!!! Thankyou so much for creating this beautiful piece of music!
What this was on the issma list, wish I would have checked more thoroughly
@@madseskildsen3915 I think I just requested to play it to my band director and she gave me the music lol
@@xcm720 I thought group 1 solos had to come from a list. I'd also have transpose it down anyway because there s no way I'm hitting those notes on a BBb.
@@madseskildsen3915 or it might’ve been on the list I don’t really remember tbh lolll but the only notes that were kinda high for me was the F and G and with practice it was pretty easy
I play tuba so it would be pretty difficult, especially because I don't have an Eb or an F tuba so the highest I could play semiconsistantly would be be a middle c (C4) on a good day. It doesn't really matter anyway as I've already graduated though I've thought about buying the peice and playing it for fun after transposing it down by taking a forth and removing a flat or down a fith and adding a flat to the key signature
So I guess the piano represents winter and the tuba represents the sun coming through.
i one day hope to be so good that my nose moves when i play, like this guy
he's my inspiration to keep working and to love every single thing about music!!!
I want this to be the piece I do at KMEA Solo & Ensemble my senior year. This is amazing and very beautiful
Doctor Baadsvik, I presume. Amazing talent, beautiful sounds.
such wonderful tone!
Sounds like singing... exceptionally done.
Wow! That's unbelievable wonderful! 😍
I almost gave up on tuba but I saw this and changed my mind and I wouldn’t be we’re I am today with out that
Замечательный дуэт!
I am in Marching band and it is in my second moment and the saxophone has the solo but it sounds so beautiful
Absolutely beautiful
Beautiful playing
The Best!!!
Спасибо за наслаждение!
Parabéns pela belíssima composição, e pela sonoridade maravilhosa que executa nesse intrumento lindo que é a tuba!quero acompanhar suas postagens, pois já fiquei fã.
😢Muito linda essa apresentação! Um dia chego lá, se Deus assim quiser!
This is beautiful
I literally teared up when I heard this...
2:40 Oh my jesus
Simply amazing!
素晴らしい、、、
I got to (chose it and my professor said ok) play this for my first Brass Jury my freshman year last year. Thinking back, I played it pretty decent, but nowhere near the level that he did. I wish I was even half the tubist Baadsvik is
Fantastico 👏👏👏👏👏👏
The page turner has my exact reaction at 3:47
very nice, thank you!
Glad you like it!
AS of now 176,820 people have been moved by this man.
I Love love this song.
Glad to hear that
Muito bom.. exelente tubista..
Can I get some sheet music?
Tonight I've listened to "Fnugg" in different takes... and now this. You are truly amazeing !
(If you don't know aleready how to play with circular breathing, I could teach you, for free, I have a few tricks up my sleeve ? Or you could just go to the australian didgeridoo pages, to learn... everything is on TH-cam in our time... then you would be above all in the classical music sceene... or you probably are, but just to make the gap to your competition even wider). ;)
This is absolutely beautiful
brabisimo maestro, que tonalidad es esa tuba
美しすぎる音色✨響き✨大好き🥰
話は変わるんですけど最高音わかる人いますか？
Absolutely beautiful tuba performance. Beautiful piano playing also. Thanks for posting it! Is the pianist your wife? (I have heard that she is a pianist)
Not this women, his wife is skinnier.
God that is SWEET
Is the euphonium arrangement in the same octave as the version for Bass Tuba (F and E flat)?
esta muy arriba si apenas me sale la de "New Kid" porsierto donde puedo encontrar la cansion?
I Love You. My GOD!!!
My idol
Am from thailand
what brand of this tuba, it's sound so good~
It's a Miraphone. Specifically this one is a "Starlight", and his older stuff is on a "Norwegian Star". I've got a Norwegian Star and love it to death, it's a really flexible tuba that can handle almost anything you throw at it.
It's more the player than the horn. Baadsvik would sound like a million dollars on a beat up old tuba that has been at a middle/high school for 30+ years.
***** Yeah, the Norwegian Star's a nice mid-sized Eb. It's bigger and broader than those teeny tiny solo F tubas, but it's not as big and clumsy as a full symphonic CC or BBb.
It's very much the horn aswell as the player. All three parts have to be quality to produce a quality sound: The Player, The Horn, The Receiver(Mouthpiece) all have to be well enough equipped to make something, especially something like this piece, have the beautiful sound it does.
The best!
nuss! muito suave..#Curti.
Is this on F Tuba? Euphonium here
The double screw bell is truly a curiosity, but quite ingenious nonetheless: how much did that cost I wonder?
FatManDude13 I wouldn't be surprised if he got his tuba and that modification at a huge discount just so the company could say the best player in the world uses their instrument.
Hello! Could indicate me a tuba? What would be the best? Cerveny, Miraphone, St. Petersburg, Kawai, Yamaha, Conn, Alexander or Jupiter?
Definetly not jupier
Miraphone is one of the greatest makers of tubas, however they are very expensive
B&S and Miraphone are nice tubas!!
From experience, B&S have amazing tubas, expensive though. Good Miraphones are slightly cheaper but miss the sound quality of a B&S
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Can i get the mszic sheets somewhere? :0
Bravíssimo!
+Øystein Baadsvik What mouthpiece do you use?
I know this an old comment but it looks like a helleburg
What key is this tuba in? It sounds really high in pitch, so I think Eb, but I'm not sure
Sorry four months late but yes it is
@@devinirons4478 2 months late on the thanks, but thank you :)
alguien me puede ayudar a encontrar esta cancion o donde puedo? Muchas gracias
francesc garcia bertó
Estoy un poco viejo a responderse pero él tiene un cito (www.baadsvik.com) donde se vende todo de sus canciones. Lo siento para mi español malo, estoy aprendiendo.
Tanks.
toca muito que bocal é esse
... Muzyka płynie.... A ja żałuję że nie mam już swojej tuby...
Wow!
...no words...
great
Y is missing on the piano.
Is he playing on a Hellenberg?
of course
Yes, this is a classic Helleberg mouthpiece
@@tubaad What is your favorite mouth piece to play I love your tone it is impeccable.
低評押してる人の神経がわからない！
本当にそれなです(๑•̀ㅁ•́ฅ✧
Scarlet 来袭击大学生助学贷款十分钟不知道怎么回答她们也不是那么十年
GOMI GOMI MIRAPHONEのE♭管ですね
Scarlet/じゃが チューバとは思えないほど、ホルンみたいな美しい柔らかい温かい音色でいいですよね！
What mouthpiece is that looks like an hellenburg
It is a helleberg
Muy bueno
...no se porque....pero me hace llorar.
WoW~!!
Is he wearing leathers?
I almost fell asleep lol
😍
Where can you find this music at
Devin O'Neal www.lowbrassmusic.com/artists/oystein-baadsvik/ordner-seg-it-ll-be-alright-tuba-and-piano-8560
Thanks
+Chris Wyllie
曲の日本名って何ですか？
のち晴れ曇り 小伙伴们一起分享你的时候你也要不是因为有了自己想做的就是我
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