Did someone tells these people not to SMILE? :-/ Trombone guy: "... it allows me to play so many different kind of music, which brings me so much joy." (he says with no facial expression whatsoever)
😂 I know this is mostly a joke with a bit of truth to it....just remember this is a first year beginner video. Most band programs start these instruments in year 2 or 3. Same reason why tenor and bari sax aren't listed lol
This is for people choosing their instrument for the first time. People start on flute before moving to oboe or bassoon, and start on clarinet before moving to bass clarinet. Same reason why alto sax was shown and tenor and bari weren't/
@@rachelmarrone3271 Of course but barely any since the oboe is extremely hard for even an experienced player to play. Even when there is an oboe, there's usually only one, and not really important to anyone watching this video.
I’m in 8th grade and I’m doing Marching Band next year and I’m in percussion. I think it will be very fun. I hope you all do marching band or concert band as well.
It's actually better to be on drumline because you worry about 3 things: Hydration, cues, and rhythm. The pit percussion has to worry about all of these, plus switching.
IM SO HAPPY A GIRL REPRESENTED THE TUBA. I play tuba and people are always asking if i need help like no i mayg not have muscle but this is mine, hands off
@@user-ow2cs7fb5lI play clarinet and I’m in 6th it’s very easy to start with considering your first five notes don’t use that many keys but so far I love it and I’m sure you will too if you play
I am in high school, and I play 6 instruments as of right now. I play the drums, saxophone, bass clarinet, ukulele, guitar, and trumpet. I used to play the drums in the school back when I was in elementary school, and I began to take drum lessons when I was going into middle school. I learned how to play the saxophone in 6th grade because I wanted to learn a second instrument. The drums and saxophone are my primary instruments. I used to play the bass clarinet in 7th grade because I had a friend who used to play that instrument which was really cool. The bass clarinet was my first instrument that I played at a graduation and in a marching band parade. I have played at a lot of different events like concerts, football games, competitions, graduations, and band tours. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t have more performances because I am still in school and I have a long music experience coming ahead in my life.
HI MY NAME IS AUSTIN AND I'VE BEEN IN BAND FOR 12 YEARS. I PLAY THE FRENCH HORN AND MY FAVORITE PART IS THAT I GET TO PLAY REALLY LOUD. Ahhh good oll' Mr. Cilone
I always had so much respect for the girls and guys who broke gender roles and played the instrument that they liked. This goes out to all of you girl tubas, guy flutes, and girl euphonium players.
I’m a natural drummer, but I was basically forced to choose sax in middle school band due to my autism. It was that or clarinet. But I had my way, I would’ve chosen percussion.
7:55 first of all euphoniums don't only read on bass clef. My sister who plays euphonium learn bass a clef a year after she started playing. Second a euphonium is not also a called a baritone!!! a baritone is a completly different interment. It is similar to the euphonium but not at all the same insterment! a euphonium is much larger. just google the difference if you dont believe me. I find it pretty ridiculous that this 'educational' video can't get basic facts right. Also flutes and clarinets can't usually be played it jazz either so i dont understand why the say that they are jazz interments since they are not!!
From a band director's perspective, TC (treble clef) baritone exists in my realm to ease a student from trumpet to baritone after they have already started learning to read treble clef. They can transition the same fingerings from trumpet over to baritone. It is less stress on the student in those first weeks or maybe 2 months. So while you are right that it exists, it is not preferred in a concert band/school band setting. Band directors generally give a window for that student to move on to bass clef And there is no guarantee in the library that every selection will have TC parts available. I may have to replace them when the situation arrises. They are usually first lost parts like bari sax and percussion I (snare/bass). Historically you may find brass bands elsewhere in the world that all members would play treble clef, or at least the baritone or euphonium would join the high brass. Also as a band director, I'll be frank- those words are used interchangeably all over the state I live in. From one school to the next it may differ in what the director teaches. Do they own all of one or the other? Chances are it's a smattering of horns from the past 40 years and different band directors' choices in purchasing. My school owns both types. When I sign my students up for Solo and Ensemble for example, they are all registered as euphonium. But if we're talking shop about marching band, we're talking baritone and that may bleed over into concert season. So understand that in the concert band world it is like short hand, abbreviation, whether you agree or not. So what you call "facts" are not as black and white as you'd like to believe the world of music to be. As a professional player, yes flutes and clarinets are a part of jazz. There are many famous players such as Eric Dolphy and Benny Goodman. Maybe you mean to say that someone is not primarily a flute player. They double or triple on different horns. That is a, I'll say it this way, a naive statement about the history of jazz.
I’m a bassoon player (double reed) why does no one know of our existence I watch these videos to see if they will mention the oboe or bassoon and I’m always disappointed
Hello! Hopefully someone sees this... 😅 Anyways, I was still thinking about which instrument I should play. I have been torn about what instrument to play FOREVER. Every time I think I’ve got my choice, I change my mind! I think it would be super cool to play the tenor drums, but I have never played drums before. Also, I am going to be going into my first year of band next year at a new high school. I’m afraid they’ll think I’m joking if I say I want to, for my first year of band, play tenor drums. 😅 I understand that it’s a really hard to play instrument... Plus, I’m a girl, and only weigh a bit over 100lbs. I think the drums would be a bit heavy for me :( Do you think I could do it, or should choose a different instrument?
This is for people choosing their instrument for the first time. People start on flute before moving to oboe or bassoon, and start on clarinet before moving to bass clarinet. Same reason why alto sax was shown and tenor and bari weren't
Ik I’m a little bit late but me to bid, I’ve played the alto sax for 4 years and now I want to switch, I’m going to a music store near by to try out some of the instruments and see what we can do from there, because I’ve been having a hard time deciding what I should play, I either want the clarinet or the trumpet and then going from there but dim really I’m so picky lol, anyways hope this helps in some easy lol
Did they seriously say euphonium is also called a baritone...someone please tell these people it’s two different instruments! That’s why there are things called marching baritones AND marching euphoniums :)
You din't show obeos, bass clarinets, and the three types of saxophones, not to mention when you described the euphonium the fith line says that its also called a baritone the euphonium and the baritone are sperate types of instruments.
Hi, i've been in a band for 5 years. Now i want to change to another instrument. I already played saxofone, oboe and percussion in it. Now i want to choose another one. What do you recommend guys?
Uhm no, its not lesser. They described it as such, saying it's also called a baritone. A baritone and a euphonium are practically two different instruments. It's like saying viola is also called a violin. No, they're different. Just like the tuba, trombone, trumpet, and euphonium are all different. This vid is really trashy lol
I have to decide if I want to play the tuba or flute. I want a tuba so I can wake up early and play it really loud and scare my parents but I really like the flute. Edit: I actually went with the saxophone. It is a very nice instrument and I play it well ;)
Is it me, or did the Flute sound a but sharp? Also, most of the things noted for the flute are kinda basic and stupid- singing while playing? Yeah okay, I can do it too, but it’s not really used in band. I don’t wanna start shit in the reply section, but I felt like as a flute player I had to point this out, sorry!
I’m de clarinet and someone help me my trounce it stuck to a lollipop and it hurts when I try to take it off my lip is gonnanstart bleeding someone help me it’s drying out
"sweet and sssssoft."
we all know what he was gon say...
Did someone tells these people not to SMILE? :-/
Trombone guy: "... it allows me to play so many different kind of music, which brings me so much joy." (he says with no facial expression whatsoever)
Veronica Lawrence the flute is smiling
Austin who played the french horn and the girl playing the flute smiled
And the person who plays tuba
I was like this as a teen and in my early twenties lol 🙈
I remember one of my band mentors laughing about it one time 😂
apparently double reeds don’t exist anymore
Egriff123 i know right. maybe people don't take them seriously anymore😭😰
apparently
Yeah apparently
Yeah. 😑
Exactly
“The woodwinds consist of .... the clarinets , flutes , and saxophones ...!”
Oboe, bassoon, and bass clarinet : “ aRe wE a jOkE tO yOu !?!?
Yeah
😂
I know this is mostly a joke with a bit of truth to it....just remember this is a first year beginner video.
Most band programs start these instruments in year 2 or 3.
Same reason why tenor and bari sax aren't listed lol
I started bassoon when I was 8, it really wasn’t hard to learn
Where's the oboe, bass clarinet and the bassoon?
This is for people choosing their instrument for the first time. People start on flute before moving to oboe or bassoon, and start on clarinet before moving to bass clarinet. Same reason why alto sax was shown and tenor and bari weren't/
They used more common instruments for new people I think.
@@kingrockdab Man you're in a small group of people then. Also props for starting in elementary
@@thedeadice6121 but some people dk start on oboe right? I know people plauing in band for a first and they play oboe
@@rachelmarrone3271 Of course but barely any since the oboe is extremely hard for even an experienced player to play. Even when there is an oboe, there's usually only one, and not really important to anyone watching this video.
"There is also a tenor sax" I literally died
I’m in 8th grade and I’m doing Marching Band next year and I’m in percussion. I think it will be very fun. I hope you all do marching band or concert band as well.
Are u gonna be on drumline or in the pit?
It's actually better to be on drumline because you worry about 3 things: Hydration, cues, and rhythm. The pit percussion has to worry about all of these, plus switching.
That’s great! I’m in both my high school marching band and concert band. And I’m on the saxophone.
"Hi I'm Davis, I play the trumpet. I've been band for seven years."
Hm yes. The Smith here is made out of spiky hair.
Saxophone Squad! Where are they? I need my Edgy and my Sweet. 👌
Edit: Hi, I ended up with a Flute. XD
ṘḕḀḶḶẏ? TENOR SQUAD
Me tenor
I couldn't play any instrument and accidentally ended up playing flute I love it
Turtplop27 hope you do amazing
Is mayonnaise an instrument?
Not funny and I will answer your question nope
Yes. It is
i wish
@@avxryisgoated4476 r/woooooooosh
@@traceys1615 Dude I knew it was a joke that is why I said "Not Funny" .
my band goal is to own every instrument that is in a normal symphonic band besides the percussion
emo leader you like me! i want to play all the instruments i'm just need clarinet and oboe and bassoon and trumpet
me too! but I want to have the percussion for myself
God bless you
IM SO HAPPY A GIRL REPRESENTED THE TUBA. I play tuba and people are always asking if i need help like no i mayg not have muscle but this is mine, hands off
Yes!
Some think girls play high woodwinds but reality I’ve been practicing and saving money for Bari sax and some girls play other than high woodwinds
Flute squad where yall! Like if you play the flute too!
I tried to play the flute last year at school but I couldn’t make a sound so I gave up and played the clarinet instead
I play the trombone
Piccolo/oboe here!
I'm in 4th and my band class got to pick out instrument last month and I am playing the clarinet AND I LOVE IT
3 years late, but is it easy to start with?
@@user-ow2cs7fb5lI play clarinet and I’m in 6th it’s very easy to start with considering your first five notes don’t use that many keys but so far I love it and I’m sure you will too if you play
I am in high school, and I play 6 instruments as of right now. I play the drums, saxophone, bass clarinet, ukulele, guitar, and trumpet. I used to play the drums in the school back when I was in elementary school, and I began to take drum lessons when I was going into middle school. I learned how to play the saxophone in 6th grade because I wanted to learn a second instrument. The drums and saxophone are my primary instruments.
I used to play the bass clarinet in 7th grade because I had a friend who used to play that instrument which was really cool. The bass clarinet was my first instrument that I played at a graduation and in a marching band parade.
I have played at a lot of different events like concerts, football games, competitions, graduations, and band tours. But that doesn’t mean that I don’t have more performances because I am still in school and I have a long music experience coming ahead in my life.
I also play the piano which is my 7th instrument. I learned to play the piano just for fun.
HI MY NAME IS AUSTIN AND I'VE BEEN IN BAND FOR 12 YEARS. I PLAY THE FRENCH HORN AND MY FAVORITE PART IS THAT I GET TO PLAY REALLY LOUD. Ahhh good oll' Mr. Cilone
caps lock
Davis my proud band director
Jason Trujillo same
Was he in drum corps? Cuz it sure sounds like it.
just an orchestra person trying not to be confused since we have 4 instruments that look exactly alike ...
In my band there’s also
Oboes
Baritone Saxophones
Tenor Saxophones
Baritone Clarinets
It's bass clarinet
I play the clarinet and I play it for years now
I always had so much respect for the girls and guys who broke gender roles and played the instrument that they liked. This goes out to all of you girl tubas, guy flutes, and girl euphonium players.
ain't no gender rules in playing an instrument....
I like how they totally are missing the oboe, (Didn't specify which type of saxophone), and bassoon. Also every string instrument lol
Blunder Burger JUST SAYIN, string instruments aren't really part of a band.
Paper Saxophone I agree with that statement, but strings need to be credited too
At least I get to play oboe in my band (:
RJ P Jr. Awesome, is it fun?
Blunder Burger Definitely!
Omg i love playing th Clarinet i played it for 7 years i love the clarinet
I play all and only woodwind instruments 😂
u play contrabassoon? :P
Do you play the bass flute and the E flat clarinet and the contrabassoon and a lot more or do you just play flute clarinet and. Saxophone
@@TytolisMemes why are you here 😂
I play two woodwind, 1 brass, and 1 percussion
Him: plays alto
Info: there is also a tenor sax
Soprano & baritone: “ARE WE A JOKE TO YOU!?”
Clarinet squad where are ya??
Used to be in the squad. I turned to the string side however.
FS Electric Me boi!
FS Electric ME
FS Electric Hereee
FS Electric bass clarent
I’m a natural drummer, but I was basically forced to choose sax in middle school band due to my autism. It was that or clarinet. But I had my way, I would’ve chosen percussion.
I'm in 6th grade and play tenor saxophone. It's big. That's why I like it. Also, I play Peppa Pig, So that's nice.
Brandon caught me by surprise at the end there lol. Nice seeing him here though
7:55 first of all euphoniums don't only read on bass clef. My sister who plays euphonium learn bass a clef a year after she started playing. Second a euphonium is not also a called a baritone!!! a baritone is a completly different interment. It is similar to the euphonium but not at all the same insterment! a euphonium is much larger. just google the difference if you dont believe me. I find it pretty ridiculous that this 'educational' video can't get basic facts right. Also flutes and clarinets can't usually be played it jazz either so i dont understand why the say that they are jazz interments since they are not!!
From a band director's perspective, TC (treble clef) baritone exists in my realm to ease a student from trumpet to baritone after they have already started learning to read treble clef. They can transition the same fingerings from trumpet over to baritone. It is less stress on the student in those first weeks or maybe 2 months. So while you are right that it exists, it is not preferred in a concert band/school band setting. Band directors generally give a window for that student to move on to bass clef And there is no guarantee in the library that every selection will have TC parts available. I may have to replace them when the situation arrises. They are usually first lost parts like bari sax and percussion I (snare/bass). Historically you may find brass bands elsewhere in the world that all members would play treble clef, or at least the baritone or euphonium would join the high brass.
Also as a band director, I'll be frank- those words are used interchangeably all over the state I live in. From one school to the next it may differ in what the director teaches. Do they own all of one or the other? Chances are it's a smattering of horns from the past 40 years and different band directors' choices in purchasing. My school owns both types. When I sign my students up for Solo and Ensemble for example, they are all registered as euphonium. But if we're talking shop about marching band, we're talking baritone and that may bleed over into concert season. So understand that in the concert band world it is like short hand, abbreviation, whether you agree or not. So what you call "facts" are not as black and white as you'd like to believe the world of music to be.
As a professional player, yes flutes and clarinets are a part of jazz. There are many famous players such as Eric Dolphy and Benny Goodman. Maybe you mean to say that someone is not primarily a flute player. They double or triple on different horns. That is a, I'll say it this way, a naive statement about the history of jazz.
The euphonium is the most infuriating to us baritone and euphonium players
Many I love the sound of smooth French horn sounds *cough* *cough* John Williams
YaBoiZe hahahaa
So whatever you do, bE a PaRt Of ThE bAnD
Holy crud, it's Brandon Olander
Tyler sounds good and all of them.
You may think that a tuba can't play fun melodies, but that's just not true. In the right hands, the tuba can play almost anything.
I’m a bassoon player (double reed) why does no one know of our existence I watch these videos to see if they will mention the oboe or bassoon and I’m always disappointed
phantom of the Opera child ikr
The people make it look so easy
percussion pride!
i accidently swallowed my trombone what do i do now
We got a test to pick two instruments we were graded on I got a 4 on saxophone and a 2 on trumpet
I have played percussion for 12 years straight.
People are talking about the oboe ,basoon and bass clarinet not there but what about the euphonium it has an amazing sound😭😭😭😭
Love the I'm getting sentimental over you on the trombone
Where are the oboe and bassoon? D: I want my babies...
Laryssa G. I play bassoon
*Bassoon* *Oboe* are in the woodwind fam
*4 different sections woodwinds, brass, percussion, fLuTe
HEY! TRUMPETS PLAY IN ALL ENESEMBLES! (edit: guys if you can find where trumpet does not have a field on?)
5:08 that is my marching band teacher mr .Cilone
Hello! Hopefully someone sees this... 😅 Anyways, I was still thinking about which instrument I should play. I have been torn about what instrument to play FOREVER. Every time I think I’ve got my choice, I change my mind!
I think it would be super cool to play the tenor drums, but I have never played drums before. Also, I am going to be going into my first year of band next year at a new high school. I’m afraid they’ll think I’m joking if I say I want to, for my first year of band, play tenor drums. 😅 I understand that it’s a really hard to play instrument... Plus, I’m a girl, and only weigh a bit over 100lbs. I think the drums would be a bit heavy for me :(
Do you think I could do it, or should choose a different instrument?
It's up to you. Try an air instrument before and if you like that, go for it!
JCTheCat I say flute I didn’t learn much about it but I did d enjoy it
How is it after a year?
At my school you must be in 6th grade to be in band/orchestra
at my school it`s forth grade
@@firegamergirl5340 really🤔
Same here
Saxophone is actually 4 octaves and why say it has a single reed and not show double reed instrurments
WOOO! PROUD TUBA PLAYER RIGHT HERE WOOOOO! XD (sorry couldn't resist heh)
huh. my tuba is bigger than the one in the video....i kinda want the one in the video now hehe... easier to carry...
Jack Meowidiew same 🤜🤛
So yea, the flute makes a sound. That's about it.
*is a bassoon* BLAST FORGOTTEN AGAIN
paige kissane AAAYYY I play the bassoon too
Really Good editing!
Clarinet or oboe for me woodwinds for like and were is bassoon or the bass clarinet and oboe
This is for people choosing their instrument for the first time. People start on flute before moving to oboe or bassoon, and start on clarinet before moving to bass clarinet. Same reason why alto sax was shown and tenor and bari weren't
We don't have a percussion class the drums are in the brass and mallets are in the woodwinds also I play the sax
I really want to play the clarinet.
No one mentions the bassoon
Does anybody know what the trumpet was first playing?
Idk, it reminds me of Naruto tho.
Its a Etude
Tocatta and Fugue in D minor by Bach
I still don't know what to play :-(
Ik I’m a little bit late but me to bid, I’ve played the alto sax for 4 years and now I want to switch, I’m going to a music store near by to try out some of the instruments and see what we can do from there, because I’ve been having a hard time deciding what I should play, I either want the clarinet or the trumpet and then going from there but dim really I’m so picky lol, anyways hope this helps in some easy lol
Tyler: “it’s one of the best instruments out there”
Actually Tyle the saxophone is the best instrument in band
Who else plays the saxophone 🙋♀️
7:44 3rd line " SOUNDS LIKE TROMBONE" and she said "euphonium means beautiful sound" does that go for trombone lol yeah my trombone is good.
Who's going to middle school? I want to be in band or orchestra. What's your favorite instrument in the video?
Did they seriously say euphonium is also called a baritone...someone please tell these people it’s two different instruments! That’s why there are things called marching baritones AND marching euphoniums :)
You din't show obeos, bass clarinets, and the three types of saxophones, not to mention when you described the euphonium the fith line says that its also called a baritone the euphonium and the baritone are sperate types of instruments.
I don’t know what instrument i wanna play..
Hi, i've been in a band for 5 years. Now i want to change to another instrument. I already played saxofone, oboe and percussion in it. Now i want to choose another one. What do you recommend guys?
I’m guessing the saxophone in the video was a tenor saxophone
nope alto
It’s an alto sax....and the best instrument in band 😎
Euphonium: Small tuba, Trombone 2, Trumpet valves
Lesser instrument of greater ones
Uhm no, its not lesser. They described it as such, saying it's also called a baritone. A baritone and a euphonium are practically two different instruments. It's like saying viola is also called a violin. No, they're different. Just like the tuba, trombone, trumpet, and euphonium are all different. This vid is really trashy lol
Why no bassoon or oboe
Guys in schools those are the only choices you get to pick from
Fashion Gurus theres also oboe and basson
I have
Woodwind: Flute | Clarinet | Alto Saxophone
Brass: Trumpet | Trombone | Baritone Horn
Percussion | Bells | Snare Drum
@@emmahalvorson72 because there left out and there in the band but they always get forgotten
I have to decide if I want to play the tuba or flute. I want a tuba so I can wake up early and play it really loud and scare my parents but I really like the flute.
Edit: I actually went with the saxophone. It is a very nice instrument and I play it well ;)
very funny jasmine
Where is the bassoon and oboe? They are also a part of the band....
3:07 all the peeps are like “apparently bass clarinet doesn’t exist” frickexcuse me?
I play flute. If I switch to oboe, do you think it would be easy??!?🙂🙃🙂
10:23 Bruh "The only non-wind instrument"
I'm sad the instrument I chose, the oboe, was left out. And all other double reeds too.
Serephine Everest yo I play the bassoon, double reed buddies!
rip oboes and bassoons (and bass clarinet)
what about oboe, bassoon, and other reed or double reed instrumsnts?
Forgot bass clarinet, tenor sax, bari sax, baritone,
Mr Smith is cool
TRUMBONE FOR LIFE BOY!!!!!!!
Trombone sucks!
What happened to the entire strings section??
I have
Woodwinds flute clarinet saxophone
Brass f horn baritone trombone trumpet
Percussion mallets snare drum
We're are my brass at
Ima string person
Oh what instrument do you play I’m starting band end of the week and I am thinking of doing string any suggestions
Is there really a difference between the euphonium and the trombone
Yes 💀
What about string instruments
Bryceyboy 58 string instruments arent part of band
thanks.
You forgot the oboe and the other double reed instruments
We're is the oboe, bassoon, and baritone
Samuel Alterson they shows the baritone
Bassoons and oboes have left the chat☹️ i mean I play clarinet but still my friends play oboes some play bassoon
Is it me, or did the Flute sound a but sharp?
Also, most of the things noted for the flute are kinda basic and stupid- singing while playing?
Yeah okay, I can do it too, but it’s not really used in band.
I don’t wanna start shit in the reply section, but I felt like as a flute player I had to point this out, sorry!
Where’s my trumpet peoples?!
1:45 does anyone know what song or piece that is?
I’m de clarinet and someone help me my trounce it stuck to a lollipop and it hurts when I try to take it off my lip is gonnanstart bleeding someone help me it’s drying out
No oboes? Bassoons? Bass clarinet?
Also, bass clarinet??