Oh when youre down and youre looking for some cheering up Then just head right on up to the candy mountain cave When you get inside you find yourself a cheery land Such a happy and joy filled and perky merry land Theyve got lollipops and gummidrops and candy things Oh so many things that will brighten up your day Its impossible to wear a frown in candy town Its the mecca of love the candy cave Theyve got jellybeans and coconut with little hats Candy rats, chocolate bats, its a wonderland of sweets Buy the candy train to town and hear the candy band Candy bells, its a treat, as they march across the land Cherry ribbon stream across the sky and to the ground Turn around, it astounds, its a dancing candy tree In the candy cave imagination runs so free So now Charlie please will you go into the cave?
Magnificent!! We would dance non-stop to this song at family reunions. I still laugh remembering how fun it was to dance the polka with everyone from my Dad’s side of the family. Thank you for the sacred memories!
You're welcome! I've been playing this tune since I was 11, probably performed it at least a thousand times, but haven't played it since February... never thought I'd miss it, but I actually do!
This is polish-folk song called Polka- Dziadek (Grandpa). Since over 40 years this is opening theme from "Summer with the Radio " - the radio-broadcast in Polish Radio. Thank You, Mr. Gable for Your performance :)
@@morvran9074 In XIX century south of Poland was part of Austro-Hungarian empire. Many sources say the composer of it was Karol Namyslowski. Howewer he had a copyright for this melody. ua-cam.com/video/0DICcyZ7wt4/v-deo.html
I think that the Clarinet Polka is a wonderful, upbeat song but this version by far supercedes any previous rendering that I have ever heard. This is the stuff that stops ANY bad day right in it's tracks. Better than any anti-depressant! Thank you for this and the impromptu kitchen dance parties that will happen again and again for years to come. You are a legend!
"Ah Wunnerful, just wunnerful polga!" As Lawrence Welk would of said. This is an awesome arrangement of Clarinet Polka and I might add that Chris Gable's suit is just awesome!
Wow, this is fantastic! I found another version whilst listening to a polka radio, but this is much better! The Rhapsody in Blue opening is perfect, better than I've heard most symphonic orchestras play. Amazing job! :)
good to see a proper Mic position for Clarinet facing the key holes and NOT the bell! So many Clarinetists still dont understand and insisted on putting a Mic to pick up the sound from the bell.
one of the best arrangements I've heard. I danced at Madison Sq. Garden nyc. in competition . BERNIE Witkowski played there. You have the same style. Just beautiful. Great arrangement.
delightful! What a great arrangement of this fun, charming piece -- and while, yes, it's hard not to think of Charlie the unicorn, it's a fun and happy piece in its own right -- and much harder to play than you make it look! Bravo!
Oh, when you're down and looking for some cheering up Then just head right on up to the Candy Mountain Cave! When you get inside you'll find yourself a cheery land Such a happy and joy-filled and perky merry land! They've got lollipops and gummy-drops and candy things Oh so many things that will brighten up your day! It's impossible to wear a frown in candy town It's the mecca of love, the Candy Cave! They've got jellybeans and coconuts with little hats Candy raps, chocolate bats, it's a wonderland of sweets! Ride the candy train to town and hear the candy band Candy bells, it's a treat, as they march across the land! Cherry ribbons stream across the sky into the ground! Turn around, it astounds, it's the dancing candy tree! In the Candy Cave, imagination runs so free So now charlie please will you go into that cave!
Chris Gable, Musician & Vocalist Ha!! Maybe! I think it will go up next weekend. It’s not nearly as fabulous as yours, but I used a few things from you. You guys that play it all the time evolve the piece over yrs. I’ve done it other times, but not recently. It’s not as evolved. I picked up another trick from you but didn’t have time to get it smooth. Next time. You’re awesome!!!
My paternal grandparents came to the US from Ukraine about 1909. They live a couple of miles from my parents house in Hempstead, NY (Village of Hempstead). They had a box of Ukrainian folk tunes on discs, which were all Columbia Light Green label 78 rpm discs, from the late 1920's and early 1930's. One disc had the Clarinet Polka on it but it was played in a much slower beat by an old orchestra, recording most likely from the early 1930's. We kids played these records on an old single speed record player back in the late 1950's until around 1961 - so much fun.
Awesome rendition of the clarinet polka! Bravo!! One of the most beautiful polka tunes there ever was and certainly one of the most difficult to play especially on the clarinet.
Interesting: this one starts with something completely different _(Rhapsody In Blue)._ Another version, Chu Chu Polka from _Parodius_ also starts with something completely different _(Castlevania)._
I just started on the clarinet last week. Got the fingering down for one verse of "La Vie En Rose" and I'm working on not "snorting" out my nose after the first ten minutes of practice. And my tone sucks, of course. And squeaking... well that goes without saying. I haven't even started to practice tonguing or other non-diaphragm stops. Glissando is lightyears away. Bending... well I can do it on a harmonica, so I'm hoping that's a leg-up somehow. But on draws only. And drawing on the clarinet is... I'm not an expert but that seems pretty rare. This video is like... I pin it on the wall and say "someday, maybe... maybe not."
We all start somewhere my friend - and I assure you I was plenty crap for a long time...! Keep at it, and enjoy the knowledge that if you can play clarinet at all you can immediately play sax.
man I started playing clarinet in 2nd grade and quit in the summer from 8th grade to 9th. I wish I kept playing, I was so good. not this good, but still I should have kept it up, I quit because i was sick of playing it in school band. also something weird happened to it where it just won't work properly.
Clarinets are hard to play at the best of times, but if something isn't working properly they're a nightmare. And yeah I also got sick of clarinet when I was about 15, it's not the coolest instrument in the band...! I can strongly recommend sax which is both cooler and WAAAY easier to play.
Yup. I won an eisteddfod playing this tune when I was 12 - after two years of lessons. It's not a difficult piece. I have absolutely no idea why this is my most popular video.
Oh when youre down and youre looking for some cheering up
Then just head right on up to the candy mountain cave
When you get inside you find yourself a cheery land
Such a happy and joy filled and perky merry land
Theyve got lollipops and gummidrops and candy things
Oh so many things that will brighten up your day
Its impossible to wear a frown in candy town
Its the mecca of love the candy cave
Theyve got jellybeans and coconut with little hats
Candy rats, chocolate bats, its a wonderland of sweets
Buy the candy train to town and hear the candy band
Candy bells, its a treat, as they march across the land
Cherry ribbon stream across the sky and to the ground
Turn around, it astounds, its a dancing candy tree In the candy cave imagination runs so free
So now Charlie please will you go into the cave?
Fantastic! ....now 62 years old, I played the Clarinet Polka for All-State competition and won. I was 15 years old! Great memories!
do you still play ?
Magnificent!! We would dance non-stop to this song at family reunions. I still laugh remembering how fun it was to dance the polka with everyone from my Dad’s side of the family. Thank you for the sacred memories!
You're welcome! I've been playing this tune since I was 11, probably performed it at least a thousand times, but haven't played it since February... never thought I'd miss it, but I actually do!
@@chrisgable1
I'm here from the Candy Mountain, Charlie! thing on UA-cam lol
You've given it true justice!😁
@@chrisgable1 Claritastic and Clarific
I love how he starts out with rhapsody in blue, then goes to polka.
He flexes his absolute clarinet skill and power within 30 seconds
True - I felt somewhat cheated
i know it's kinda off topic but do anybody know of a good site to stream newly released tv shows online ?
Is it Brave Combo's Polka's arrangement, or did BC use someone else's?
This lacks the skipped note played on upbeat Barnes does
This is polish-folk song called Polka- Dziadek (Grandpa). Since over 40 years this is opening theme from "Summer with the Radio " - the radio-broadcast in Polish Radio. Thank You, Mr. Gable for Your performance :)
Actually Clarinet Polka was created in Austria as Klarinetten Muckl by A. Hupfata in late XIX
@@morvran9074 In XIX century south of Poland was part of Austro-Hungarian empire. Many sources say the composer of it was Karol Namyslowski. Howewer he had a copyright for this melody.
ua-cam.com/video/0DICcyZ7wt4/v-deo.html
@@morvran9074 *stolen
@@vladimirprzygodzki6691 *Created
@@vladimirprzygodzki6691 I know you like to steal beat up cars a lot but you don't need to steal another Austrian or German item!
Turn around, it astounds! It's a dancing candy tree!
I think that the Clarinet Polka is a wonderful, upbeat song but this version by far supercedes any previous rendering that I have ever heard. This is the stuff that stops ANY bad day right in it's tracks. Better than any anti-depressant! Thank you for this and the impromptu kitchen dance parties that will happen again and again for years to come. You are a legend!
Hahaha - thank you very much! Enjoy your kitchen dancing!
There is the best performance ,polka clarinet I've ever seen ! I cant get enough of seeing...
I know a lot of people are here form the charlie the unicorn song and so am I, but DAMN this the good music we need
This is my favorite polka tune! My mother was Polish and loved to dance to this record when I was a little girl. That was about 60 years ago.
"Ah Wunnerful, just wunnerful polga!" As Lawrence Welk would of said. This is an awesome arrangement of Clarinet Polka and I might add that Chris Gable's suit is just awesome!
何回も見てしまう。なんか中毒的
here in Mexico we call that polka Hot Clarinets, very good interpretation
I coulda sworn this video was made for kids a few months ago, maybe a year or two. Nice to know that changed. Commenting on happy songs is great.
UA-cam for real should add more ways to flag videos as being for general audiences.
WE'RE ON A BRIDGE CHARLIE
a leoplorodon
Absolutely incredible!
It's the candy mountain cave
Wow, this is fantastic! I found another version whilst listening to a polka radio, but this is much better! The Rhapsody in Blue opening is perfect, better than I've heard most symphonic orchestras play. Amazing job! :)
+Charlie Tink Thanks!
This is actually the most dull, simple one I've heard
ILOVEIT...
good to see a proper Mic position for Clarinet facing the key holes and NOT the bell! So many Clarinetists still dont understand and insisted on putting a Mic to pick up the sound from the bell.
one of the best arrangements I've heard. I danced at Madison Sq. Garden nyc. in competition . BERNIE Witkowski played there. You have the same style. Just beautiful. Great arrangement.
delightful! What a great arrangement of this fun, charming piece -- and while, yes, it's hard not to think of Charlie the unicorn, it's a fun and happy piece in its own right -- and much harder to play than you make it look! Bravo!
Fantastisk - cant be better - thanks a lot - the composer Nielsen , has being glad to hear it on that way.
wonderfully played
Thank you soch much. OK-Dreamband sends you many greetings from Germany.
Da non credere. Complimenti.
Fantastic performance!!
Many thanks!!
Clarinetista de primeira grandeza!!!
Oh, when you're down and looking for some cheering up
Then just head right on up to the Candy Mountain Cave!
When you get inside you'll find yourself a cheery land
Such a happy and joy-filled and perky merry land!
They've got lollipops and gummy-drops and candy things
Oh so many things that will brighten up your day!
It's impossible to wear a frown in candy town
It's the mecca of love, the Candy Cave!
They've got jellybeans and coconuts with little hats
Candy raps, chocolate bats, it's a wonderland of sweets!
Ride the candy train to town and hear the candy band
Candy bells, it's a treat, as they march across the land!
Cherry ribbons stream across the sky into the ground!
Turn around, it astounds, it's the dancing candy tree!
In the Candy Cave, imagination runs so free
So now charlie please will you go into that cave!
Beautiful ❤
my friend has to play this for a test in school lol RIP
I have to ;-; aswell
I like this song, that’s are played by Musicians of Sinaloa, Mexico too it’s a really good song 🎶
That was fabulous. I totally need to redo my clarinet polka now! 👏🎶
You totally should! Send me the link when you upload it.
Chris Gable, Musician & Vocalist Ha!! Maybe! I think it will go up next weekend. It’s not nearly as fabulous as yours, but I used a few things from you. You guys that play it all the time evolve the piece over yrs. I’ve done it other times, but not recently. It’s not as evolved.
I picked up another trick from you but didn’t have time to get it smooth. Next time. You’re awesome!!!
My paternal grandparents came to the US from Ukraine about 1909. They live a couple of miles from my parents house in Hempstead, NY (Village of Hempstead). They had a box of Ukrainian folk tunes on discs, which were all Columbia Light Green label 78 rpm discs, from the late 1920's and early 1930's. One disc had the Clarinet Polka on it but it was played in a much slower beat by an old orchestra, recording most likely from the early 1930's. We kids played these records on an old single speed record player back in the late 1950's until around 1961 - so much fun.
100% style!!!! Congratulations!!!
Awesome rendition of the clarinet polka! Bravo!! One of the most beautiful polka tunes there ever was and certainly one of the most difficult to play especially on the clarinet.
Oh! When you're down and looking for some cheering up
Head right up to the candy mountain cave
When you get inside you'll find yourself a cheery land, such a happy, and joy filled, and perky merry land...
聞いてて楽しくなりました👍
It was fun to hear👍
Tocas espectacular...!! Saludos desde México.
Incredible....
Fabulous!!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Amazing !
Glad you think so!
dude, those skillz. dope. rad. awesome
Hermosa melodia
Awesome!!!!
Thanks!!
keep on rockin dat clarinet bro... keep it up
It started with Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin, and then lead to an epic Clarinet Polka!
j'adore
Benny Goodman just rolled over in his grave and gave you a thumbs up.
I always think of the matterhorn from Disneyland when i hear this song and cant help but hear the yeti roar in the background
Maestro !
I can dig it!
Dude this sounds awesome!! well done!
Bravo!!!
Az eddig hallott leg jobb szóló!
Minden hang a helyén,öröm halgatni!!
That is great wow!
nice version, looks similar to the ''El Chapulín Colorado'' theme in Brasil.
Sim, só colocar lento que vira o tema de abertura
esta pieza también es interpretada en música regional del norte de México
¿En serio? Me sorprende, ¡qué gracioso!
*BRAVO* *CHRIS*
Bad ass !
Talk about 0 to 60 in 0.5 seconds!! 🤯 That was amazing!!
My fater best track.
Solamente diré una palabra "Hermoso"
Verry good !
SPOT-On
Lato z radiem 😊
che mostro!! Saluti dall italia:)!
Starts with a Rapsody in Blue intro. ...Fun!
冒頭のラプソディ・イン・ブルーめちゃくちゃオシャレやな
Interesting: this one starts with something completely different _(Rhapsody In Blue)._ Another version, Chu Chu Polka from _Parodius_ also starts with something completely different _(Castlevania)._
Una composición del maestro Victor Rubio de banda sinaloense hermanos rubio.
💚💏❤️
Bravo 🌹🌹👍⭐🎷
Awesome sauce!
I just started on the clarinet last week. Got the fingering down for one verse of "La Vie En Rose" and I'm working on not "snorting" out my nose after the first ten minutes of practice. And my tone sucks, of course. And squeaking... well that goes without saying. I haven't even started to practice tonguing or other non-diaphragm stops. Glissando is lightyears away. Bending... well I can do it on a harmonica, so I'm hoping that's a leg-up somehow. But on draws only. And drawing on the clarinet is... I'm not an expert but that seems pretty rare.
This video is like... I pin it on the wall and say "someday, maybe... maybe not."
We all start somewhere my friend - and I assure you I was plenty crap for a long time...! Keep at it, and enjoy the knowledge that if you can play clarinet at all you can immediately play sax.
charlie the unicorn-candy mountain
This is amazing on so many levels. Is there a 320 or wav download link? This is too mindblowingly good to listen to in 128kbps quality.
Thanks, but it was recorded on a hand-held DSLR camera and its tiny in-built mic. There's honestly no benefit to be heard in the original audio.
Excelente, como puedo obtener ese arreglo?
Danm, he's fast.
man I started playing clarinet in 2nd grade and quit in the summer from 8th grade to 9th. I wish I kept playing, I was so good. not this good, but still I should have kept it up, I quit because i was sick of playing it in school band. also something weird happened to it where it just won't work properly.
Clarinets are hard to play at the best of times, but if something isn't working properly they're a nightmare. And yeah I also got sick of clarinet when I was about 15, it's not the coolest instrument in the band...! I can strongly recommend sax which is both cooler and WAAAY easier to play.
@@chrisgable1 yeah sax is more my style but I'm doing 50's rock n roll gutiar stuff now
That fact that I can play this after 3 years of private lessons makes this funnier
Yup. I won an eisteddfod playing this tune when I was 12 - after two years of lessons. It's not a difficult piece. I have absolutely no idea why this is my most popular video.
@@chrisgable1u broke yt statistics
They've got jelly beans and coconuts with little hats, candy rats, chocolate bats
Swietnie, brawa....... duże brawa
piątka z plusem
ALRIGHT! ILL GO INTO THE FREAKIN CAVE!
NOOO! They took my freakin kidney!
Maravilloso, como puedo conseguir ese arreglo?
👍👏👏👏🇧🇷...
chapolin ❤
Chapolin ❤
Awwwwweeeesooommmeeee!!!!!!!!
He's been listening to Brave Combo.
Abertura Do Chapolim
Which clarinet did you use for this performance?
+Cristian It's a Yamaha CX, about 20 years old. The mouthpiece is a cheap $20 thing, not sure of the brand.
Chris Gable, Musician & Vocalist thanks
It’s the André Rieu of the clarinet.
0:12 when my voice cracks...
Nice rhapsody in blue bait and switch
Nice sneak in? Of the: Summertime and the living is easy warm-up
Right composer (Gershwin), wrong tune! "Summertime" is from Porgy & Bess. This is Rhapsody In Blue. Cheers for watching!
@@chrisgable1 my bad! 😊
👍
chaaaaaaaaaaarrlieeeeeeee!
Could somebody give me that musical sheet?
Wow
素人でも凄さが分かります。他のクラリネットポルカとはテンポが別格やもん