Grandfather's Clock - Soprano Cornet Feature
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Soprano cornet soloist Keith Thompson plays the theme and variations on the traditional tune "Grandfather's Clock," accompanied by the Sheldon Theatre Brass Band. Some comments on this video asked where to find the music; it is published by Pennine Music and available in the Brass Bands section of their website (www.penninemusic.com).
Amazing performance, well done Keith Thompson and the Sheldon Theatre Brass Band!
Bravo! Excellent tone and technique!
I have come back for another listen... Its just brilliant.. In tune.. In time.. So precise.
Excellent indeed
The song that actually inspired the name "Grandfather clock".
Tremendous! Watched this loads of times but first time to comment! 👏 👏
Absolutely incredible!
Absolutely superb! Well played.
Lovely playing. Very decent in the high register too.
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Sound so amazing I like it
Amazing.
Beautiful song... Beautifully played. This made me smile.
That last note was powerful and brilliant!
this is a brilliant recording of an amazing piece of music
So, I stumbled upon this on accident, but it turns out Keith is the dad of a guy that went to my High School, and he Guested in our Jazz Band one year.
Right. I have found the next solo i want to play!! This one is amazing. Extremely well played and controlled. Managed to find the preview of the Sop part and was following along.
There are nowhere near enough soprano cornet solo's out there. Or at least there are some. But quite a few of them don't show off the instrument quite to my liking. This one does.
have you done it yet?
Beautiful. I gather this was originally a children's song. But the arrangement and the sololists' tone and interpretation makes it into something much more akin to actual classical music. Just my humble opinion.
Wonderful
such a great video , such a talented musician!
@BigDaddyOldDude Keith is playing a Schilke soprano. I passed along your compliement to him, and here's his reply: "This one has the standard bell. I appreciate his comments about my sound. I work hard on sound on that instrument, which to me is too bright for my tastes. I temper it mostly with my selection of mouthpiece (which is notably deeper and with a larger backbore than a typical "soprano" mouthpiece) and I'm sure partly with my approach to playing it."
I’d love to know what mouthpiece he’s playing on.
Love this piece, I played sop years ago and loved every minute. Interestingly I only ever played this piece as a Euphonium solo (not me personally) and after 10 years away from playing picked myself up a trumpet I fancied and have been using this piece (althiugh I no longer have the sheet music) to start waking my more technical side back up together. Sounds great on sop though...well done!
Lovely. Thank you.
Amazing !!!!
Absolutely brilliant
Absolutely amazing. I'm playing this on Euphonium. I'd hate to have to play it on Soprano cornet let alone the cornet.
So good, I am trying to play like that
Well played Kevin
Talk about variations on a theme - Superb. Nicely done. Beautiful rendition of a wonderful piece of music.
Greatest!
Congratulations!!! GOD bless you all! Thank you!!!
Classic!
In één woord geweldig!!
CLOCK. With an "L". Thank god.
what a beautiful solo about my grandfather's cock
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Perfect, thanks
The sheeet music is published by Pennine Music. I've added a link to their web site in the description of the video.
Wonderful performance! Why is a Japanese umbrella placed on the stage?
The concert coincided with the Red Wing Arts Council's summer celebration, and the umbrellas were painted by local artists in keeping with that year's theme. Originally the concert was to be held outside in Central Park, with the umbrellas displayed around the park. However, due to rain, the concert was moved to a nearby church. (We wouldn't want the umbrellas to get wet, after all!)
doctorgrowl Thank you. I liked the umbrellas. very beautiful color !
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Is Mr. Thompson playing a Yamaha, Schilke, or Getzen? He sounds fantastic!!!
Schilke soprano. Here's his comment: "This one has the standard bell. I work hard on sound on that instrument, which to me is too bright for my tastes. I temper it mostly with my selection of mouthpiece (which is notably deeper and with a larger backbore than a typical "soprano" mouthpiece) and I'm sure partly with my approach to playing it."
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Hey this song is the marionettes song from five nights at Freddy's and the song is 140 years old
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Love this piece, I played sop years ago and loved every minute. Interestingly I only ever played this piece as a Euphonium solo (not me personally) and after 10 years away from playing picked myself up a trumpet I fancied and have been using this piece (althiugh I no longer have the sheet music) to start waking my more technical side back up together. Sounds great on sop though...well done!
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