There’s a video by Ryan Nicolello playing this etude and that’s about how I played it. But by all mean if you’re able to double tongue this etude, like the gentleman in this video, go for it! This video was great btw to the creator
The etude is in both selected studies for trombone and selected studies for euphonium, I highly recommend buying it because there are some fun etudes in there
no actually your tongue is actually unable to go that fast, so you have a physical limit and you can do nothing about it. Instead, they actually do something called double tonguing or triple tonguing where they can play double the speed the can humanly play with their tongue by actually using their throats. Instead of tu tu tu tu, it is tu ku tu ku because the ku doesn't have to use the tongue and instead uses the throat. So they play alternately to get double the speed. It is ridiculously hard though. I have been trying for a year and not that close. So keep trying.
@@crunchypeanutbutter6969 I practiced different ways to tongue it and I found that “da ga da” worked the best and sounded the best so just find the best tonguing method for you and practice it alot
Han Solo That’s a bold statement and discredits a lot of hard working musicians. It’s significantly easier than TMEA but it’s still easily one of the most competitive All-State circuits in the country. Texas is all around crazy
@@cainbailey3434 I'm just playing around. But I was in a 5A TMEA school then moved to a 3A ATSSB school my senior and made 2nd chair overall in the all state band. It was an amazing experience and led me to major in music. I had only advanced to Area in TMEA. I'm a clarinet player.
I somehow made it to state with this etude playing it slower and single tonging it. For the life of me I couldn't double tongue it, but I digress, Whatever sounds best I suppose
I wish I could tongue as fast as this guy, I’m supposed to do this for all region this year but it’s my first year in high school and I’m not even close to this :(
@@thanosmaster-abel559 its like the type of region your in i think? im not entirely sure, i just know different sizes of regions usually equal different music. ive always been in atssb
R.I.P Etika As a saxophonist this would be soo easy to play I’m trying out for honor and they gave me the all state sheet idk why 😂 but it’s all sharps and flats and my pinky gets screwed up and my pointer too 😭
I commend you on your ability to play 16th notes so well consistently and consecutively. I have trouble with that. But I play alto sax, in case toungeing strategies are different.
uL Crimson Well I guess it depends on the person, but 1 and 2A schools have less people, so less talented people to choose from, and less talented people who care. That’s the whole reason I made my joke lol
I have never seen a vavle setup like that. Seems kind of dumb in the open position, you're blowing through two valves. Never seen that before I can't imagine why you'd want that on a tenor
Actually I find the open horn to be the primary selling point of the Shire's twin valve! It's very clear and responsive without sacrificing openness in the trigger range. Each valve is individually more airtight than a normal rotor so it more or less evens out of your standard rotor that has 4 pipes running through it.
"What do we want them to play for the audition?" "I don't know, something like Darude-Sandstorm"
If Gatti was a hype beast
His sound is almost as perfect as his hair
bro i didn't think he sounded THAT bad 💀
The amount of air control here is just astounding. I felt like fainting watching this
Single tounging has left the chat
Aaron Johnson I played trombone in school single tongue got me through school mainly cause I never needed double.
Potter5416 i can single tongue some of this piece but after awhile my tounge just gives up
Funny bro
I made the all state band playing this etude in ‘15 and I single tongued and played it slow. I can’t double tongue worth crap
There’s a video by Ryan Nicolello playing this etude and that’s about how I played it. But by all mean if you’re able to double tongue this etude, like the gentleman in this video, go for it! This video was great btw to the creator
Glad to see no matter how professional you go. Trombones act like trombones of all ages (mentally 6 years old)
You’re mentally 6 years old
Like your mom
Um actuallu some of us act older
Like 7 years old
I act like a 6 and a half year old. Try again.
Your all wrong we act like 6.2 year olds
Amazing! Had no idea this etude was for trombones, only heard this one from euphoniums
The etude is in both selected studies for trombone and selected studies for euphonium, I highly recommend buying it because there are some fun etudes in there
Watched this one right after watching the same piece on trumpet, and John's tongue is FAST!
no actually your tongue is actually unable to go that fast, so you have a physical limit and you can do nothing about it. Instead, they actually do something called double tonguing or triple tonguing where they can play double the speed the can humanly play with their tongue by actually using their throats. Instead of tu tu tu tu, it is tu ku tu ku because the ku doesn't have to use the tongue and instead uses the throat. So they play alternately to get double the speed. It is ridiculously hard though. I have been trying for a year and not that close. So keep trying.
Abhiram Kasu you use your tongue to double and triple tongue buddy
@@abhiramkasu859 I know what double-tongueing is lol. What I mean is that he is moving super fast even when you consider that he's triple-tongueing
@@Gueroizquierda oh ok, I didnt know
@@abhiramkasu859 I use my tongue when I double tongue....it's just more the back of your tongue than the front.
Why was this in my recommended? I'm in a completely different region and play clarinet. The piece and his playing is still amazing
Joseph Sanders amen
as a trombone player this is impressive, but also makes him sound like hes starting a motorcycle
I swear every time I play through this from beginning to end it feels like there's steam when my lips come off that mouthpiece
I don’t think I’ve heard this played any better by anyone else. Still inspiring
Just got this etude as a euphonium.
I am terrified.
Glad to see all trombones are the same as me and my section😂
@Sai Patel lmao bruh I need one
My tongue felt tired just listening to this
this is next years all region musis and im already practicing this
How does it sound so far for you?
@@crunchypeanutbutter6969 I can play all of it but not as fast as him yet I’m almost there though
@@ImJaeStar Ah okok, thank you!
@@ImJaeStarsorry i have to ask, do you have any tips on how to tongue fast like him? like did you see any videos that helped?
@@crunchypeanutbutter6969 I practiced different ways to tongue it and I found that “da ga da” worked the best and sounded the best so just find the best tonguing method for you and practice it alot
Glad I’m in tmea 😅 this looks freaking hard
ATSSB has no competition. You'd be first chair in ATSSB.
Han Solo That’s a bold statement and discredits a lot of hard working musicians. It’s significantly easier than TMEA but it’s still easily one of the most competitive All-State circuits in the country. Texas is all around crazy
@@cainbailey3434 I'm just playing around. But I was in a 5A TMEA school then moved to a 3A ATSSB school my senior and made 2nd chair overall in the all state band. It was an amazing experience and led me to major in music. I had only advanced to Area in TMEA. I'm a clarinet player.
Han Solo music majors unite! All state led me to be a music major too it really is an amazing experience
@@Clarinet69 were you second chair 3a this last year? Then you'd be from region 21 if I'm not mistaken
How do I even play this on trombone bro what
The key signature just gave me whiplash
This is most certainly probably one of the hardest etudes for TMEA... I mean, all state auditions in general for Texas (this is ATTSB).
The speed and sound quality is amazing with this mic. Nice.
I haven’t touched my horn in years but I love this.
I’m cooked 😭 gotta play this as a freshman.
Same😭
I somehow made it to state with this etude playing it slower and single tonging it. For the life of me I couldn't double tongue it, but I digress, Whatever sounds best I suppose
This was so beautiful😍
You make it seem simple. I'm a woodwind but that's impressive!
He is in all forms a robot
This was my etude as a freshman in high school XD
This was my etude as a freshman in Elementary School XD
@@abelmank -_-
@@abelmank my saxophone freshman etude so it was a lil' different...
Cameron Peterson *preschool
God same, I'm scared for this year's atssb, I made 5th chair of symphony last year but my lucks probably going to end
This is beautiful
I wish I could tongue as fast as this guy, I’m supposed to do this for all region this year but it’s my first year in high school and I’m not even close to this :(
Now is a woman. She is a trans.
Can’t wait to play all this for my area audition in a month
Had this for an audition last year and man it was tough
His tonguing is amazing
Yeah, I’m not going next year.
I didn’t know it was supposed to be that fast! Wow...
Why am I here I play violin?
Oh yeah because it’s fuckin incredible
as a freshman euphonium, i can say this with certainty:
*fuck*
why was this recomended at 3 AM I don't even watch this kind of thing
Lmao I’ve always seen this in my region band etude book for tmea (euphonium) And always wondered why would anyone even play it lol
Abel Aguirre I used to play through a little bit of it for an articulation exercise
i have to play it for auditions and i wanna get to state :(
laydensings what is attsb??
@@thanosmaster-abel559 its like the type of region your in i think? im not entirely sure, i just know different sizes of regions usually equal different music. ive always been in atssb
Abel Aguirre ATSSB is 4A and smaller schools in Texas, TMEA is larger than that.
Im a beginner trombone and just learned an eighth note, WTF is thisss 😧
Drake Tame you’d get used to it
R.I.P Etika
As a saxophonist this would be soo easy to play I’m trying out for honor and they gave me the all state sheet idk why 😂 but it’s all sharps and flats and my pinky gets screwed up and my pointer too 😭
@@jarvis1777 Well yeah... We've got a slide and you've got the buttons.
KingOf Noobs
lol there not bottoms there keys I think or yeah well that would be weird if we had bottons 😂
@@jarvis1777 Keys thank you.
Bravo
Light work
i dont even play trombone and im still impressed
Dude 0:52 sounds so cool
I decided to do all region band for my senior year and this is what I get😭
Going from MS ATSSB to High school ATSSB is a big deal 😮 wish me luck 😂
I’m up for the challenge!
I thought those were quintuplets at first
Gonna have to play this.... I'm finna die
It’s fun to put this video on two times speed.
How the fuck does he tongue that fast
Omg I didn't know this was actually the Etude..... Jesus
Exclelente parabéns!!👏👏👏👏👏
すごい…
こういう動画って日本語のコメント探すのに必死になりますよね笑
I think so too
took me a while to realize that 5 did not means it's quintoles
2:52 made me physically cringe 😂
Peter Vannini in band class our whole section would always look for the culprit whenever we saw this and we would all get so pissed 😂
I commend you on your ability to play 16th notes so well consistently and consecutively. I have trouble with that.
But I play alto sax, in case toungeing strategies are different.
How many years of experience of Trombone do u need to *maybe* can do this...
I’m in a completely different region (nyssma) and I don’t know why this is in my reccomended
Does anyone know the tempo he was taking this at ?
Can you do Gmea concert band etudes for trombone. Learnt a lot from this even though I’m from Georgia! Live the vids!!!
👏👏👏👏👏👏 parabéns muito bom, pena que nao sei inglês ...
Lol this all I hear from the brass players at my school! It sounds fun to play though.
Wow
Is this the same etude as the FBA all state 11-12 technical piece??
I feel bad for the region band judges
what state is this for?
Sax and Relax Texas
Isn’t this the trumpet etude?
That's my region for me....
Is there anywhere I could find this an octave lower for tuba by any chance?
Just take the sheet music for trombone and make write it an octave lower, I recommend using musecore or some other notation website
You should be able to find the Tuba one online at ATSSB's website
Get the book called Selected Studies it's on page 33!
what type of trombone is this?
a shires with a twin valve configuration.
Good goodness! What on earth is this?!?
凄すぎ
hes actually so cute
Well alrighty then
I could’ve used this when I was auditioning 06-10 😂
What's the tempo
This is what a solo in jazz feels like
What’s the difference between tmea and this one?
PJR And 2 and 1A
PJR I’m pretty sure there’s plenty of really great 1 and 2A schools and musicians that would totally agree with you.
Mediocre Music are they better or something?
uL Crimson Well I guess it depends on the person, but 1 and 2A schools have less people, so less talented people to choose from, and less talented people who care. That’s the whole reason I made my joke lol
2:53
Bruh
hey dude!
how can you play such like that?
holy fuck!!
i think it too much!
He does have a dual trigger
He's playing on the brand new S.E. Shires Twin Valve
I thought I sucked at Trombone but know I really know that I do really really suck
What abt bass tbone
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2:58 😂😂😂
音の跳躍がすごい、、、どうやってそんな低い音と高い音を行き来できるんだろ、、
Guys help, this is my chair test music 😢
Who knew that Rufus Sewell played trombone! 🤣
I have never seen a vavle setup like that. Seems kind of dumb in the open position, you're blowing through two valves. Never seen that before I can't imagine why you'd want that on a tenor
Actually I find the open horn to be the primary selling point of the Shire's twin valve! It's very clear and responsive without sacrificing openness in the trigger range. Each valve is individually more airtight than a normal rotor so it more or less evens out of your standard rotor that has 4 pipes running through it.
I played it for the ms lions band audition and did it all one breath
Bs
Lol veggietales at the end
タンキング神ですか
I can do that...
I can’t take him serious because his brothers in my band😂. He is just like josh
You mean Josh is just like me.
*laughs in woodwind*
A band friend or mine says this is easy
K tmea is harder than gmea
This isnt tmea, its atssb. The small school t3xas competitionm tmea is large schools
ever been in a dci band?
“dci” “band” you’re gonna piss a lot of people off
Nope, never wanted to. I hate marching.
Dear god, that key signature is awful. I’m a sax and that translates to 3-4 flats depending on instrument and I can’t imagine having 6 flats