when your crush is in the audience
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2021
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Original video: • Leo P - FULL Brasshous... 11:06
Song: Better Get 'It in Your Soul (Charles Mingus)
Performed by: Leo Pellegrino (Leo P)
I notated the last bit only rhythmically because there's no real meaningful information that full notation could provide. It just depends how you interpret the section.
It only took 5 months for this to be recommended to people... 11th December 36,000 views
by the way this is a terrible transcription, go find more recent videos on my channel >:(
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I’m glad you recognized that the windmill arm was very important to notate. A true professional.
(1:40)
Too good i'm crying
Yeah, the notation mentions that but none of the extended techniques 🤔
@@semmelsamu my face expression went╏ ” ⊚ ͟ʖ ⊚ ” ╏
ミ●﹏☉ミ
@@zzehyboy753 windmill arm is more important
leave it to a string section to clap along begrudgingly to a killer sax solo. great transcription btw
As a string player, can confirm the only thing orchestral string players like to do in a gig is to play a string instrument.
At least with folk players they might have danced a bit
To be fair, they probably needed to focus on the syncopation of the clap part
Looks like it was written in?
it’s written in the song for the background to have clapping
@@colbypickles7920 Yeah, some good ol congregational shit.
As a Bari saxophonist, those octave changes give me nightmares
bruh the gliss parts :(
@@goodsprings5271 I’m nowhere even close to accomplishing those lol
As a euphonium player
My range is from low e to Bb above the staff
What would you classify as the hardest part in this piece? I can't read notes and don't play instruments. Im merely curious and want to see what my toughts would compare to someone who plays the instrument :)
@@yousz123123 I'm not a professional saxophonist by any means, but I would say 0:47 has some huge leaps that is probably the hardest standard technique-wise, but 1:25 on is just insane. Also 1:50 is incredibly smooth how he did the glissando (smearing sound between the low note and the really high note)
this guy can play higher on a bari sax than i can on an alto
And me on the flute...
And me on th trumpet smh 🎺
And me on the piano
What's wrong with your alto bro
Bro just put down octave c then three of top palm keys then get right blowing tech
He's that guy in band that acts like hot shit and never comes to rehearsal on time, but then turns out he can actually play. So you are super annoyed by him, but you can't help but admire him at the same time.
I tend to find worse the ones who are also really wonderful people, because you can't even hate them, you just have to be jealous.
Oddly specific
The Dennis Rodman of Sax
mubly snubly yet, everyone knows a guy like this 🤣
Lol I used to be that guy in highschool jazzband, wish I would have actually put more into it and truly mastered my craft though
Ive met Leo in person and spoken to him about some of his influences! Such a great guy
What are his influences?
@@GeorgeCollier so i asked him about a specific thing. Mainly his use of Eastern sounding phrases and scales, because i really love eastern music as well. He told me that in his youth he played many bar mitzvahs, and he took some influence from the Hebrew music into his own stuff. Listen to some of Too Many Zooz stuff, theres a track called black ice or something that i think especially has that eastern sound. THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE GEORGE!
@@roelofvandermerwe1147 cool!
Nerd
@@leroysanchino Uh, Bnerd. Get it right/j
He’s such a saxophone player it’s kinda annoying. but also really good.
💀 True
Yeah uber true haha
Almost three minutes of consistent fart sounds and dying cats. I'm sure it takes a lot of skill, but I just can't appreciate this.
@ellis Yeah well, I guess it just isn’t my cup of tea.
Yeah he's a saxophone player
1:55 when Toad gets hit by a red shell
This comment is way for underrated
soooo underrated! Thats sounds almost exact
i just spat out my tea, thanks xD
I almost just pissed my pants and I don't have to piss lmao
Nice find
I like how soulless the musicians clap, they take their rhythm keeping very serious lol
They've got sheet music. If one of them messed up during that, it would have been VERY obvious. Play it again and clap with it.
I like how it was mostly string players too with a deadpan look on their face while a barry player is killing it on stage. Their attitude is hilarious!
they're concentrating dude
This is a classical music event. They aren't used to such funk.
My favorite part is him pulling out invisible paper towels from the invisible dispenser at 1:57
Lol
What a waste! He's the sole cause of invisible environmental issues
I like that
HAHAH
Giggling
"So what's your personality type again?"
"Hot Pink."
"Bu-"
"Hot Pink"
"Ok then, moving on..."
i would like this comment but it’s at 69 likes
literally the Blade
Babyblade
i relate to that so hard.
Lies, dude's only crush is that saxophone
Dude to saxophone, "I wanna play you"
nice
True. Saxophone is love, saxophone is life. Also, that guy is definitely unemployed.
The people clapping look dead inside XD
It’s cuz they’re string players
@@yiyithewuster 😔
@@yiyithewuster don't-😀👏👍
I know people who have played with him. I can guarantee they don’t want to be there and they’re seriously questioning their life choices.
they're string players so some of them are thinking wtf is this, if you play strings you don't really ''understand'' the concept or even the point of wind instruments lol
1:41 "windlmill arm" must be the best transcription note I have seen in a while hahaha
nice to see leos really toned down his act
ikr! i was like "no jumping? he's really sobered up"
This was after moanin and brasshouse at the bbc proms so I imagine all the jumping in brasshouse had im exhausted haha
Why would you want him to "tone down" ?
@@fanchblanchard8055 read it again bud
@@fanchblanchard8055 first of all it was a joke, second of all.... have you never watched a leo p performance before.
This is honestly the hardest laugh I have had in a while, nothing against the musicianship. It's just everything from the deadpan clapping to the windmill arm, and the low parts sounding exactly like musical farts. And then the random screeching sounds at the ends. I was in tears, and had to take a call for work right after. I was not prepared, but gold star to me for keeping it together during the call.
i watched the video and thought nothing of it then read this comment and i realized how fucking funny it is
@@sharp9150 literally me rn LOL
The clapping was kinda hard, try to do It yourself and you will need to get serious if you dont want to fuck it up
😐👏🏾😐👏🏾😐👏🏾
Leo Peligrino.
Look him up. Have some more laughs.
You're welcome.
As a Trumpet Player, I can hit high notes but dancing between octaves requires you to simply be built different.
As a tuba player, i agree
As a trumpet player, a sax is much easier to play than a tpt. Especially if your name is Leonardo Pellegrino.
As a trumpet player, I can hit high notes but simply changing notes between an octave will kill me
The placement of out mouth is more important to us than it is with sax
@@kierankrentz9891 that’s so true, playing higher regions have been so much easier learning the tighter mouth placements and such
Saxophones sound so fucking cool my god. It’s the perfect instrument for jazz because it can sound sweet, sassy, or both at the same time.
You also forgot the third emotion. Completely terrifying
@@apothecurio LOVE the growls
Jesus loves you!
Try bass
@@ethansmith876 Darius Jones 💀
Man...I don't know anything about sax, but I'm guessing you have to have some incredible breath control/strength(?) to push air through that pipe...and then also flex like he just did. My neck muscles hurt just watching. Rock on.
As a bari player, I can also confirm that he’s a beast for doing that with a neck strap. I usually use a shoulder harness to distribute the weight more evenly, bc they are HEAVY.
@@SuzieNerds i agree, i have to use a neck strap tho because im a small person and the harness doesn't fit
I never had trouble carrying mine with just a neckstrap, even in marching band. In terms of breath, you don't have to put air through the whole horn, just the mouthpiece, so bari doesn't take that much more breath if any. I find myself more out of breath trying to play alto with poor embouchre.
Takes a lot of control with your jaw and lips to do some octave changes like that too
sadly I'm too big for a harness
Look how the turntables., you are now the crush of every single person in the audience.
Except of *your* crush
He was that as soon as he walked in like a Chad with those pink pants
@@batatanna Any dude who goes against the grain color-wise is always going be one of my picks. lol
@@batatanna and hair
look how the turntables have become turned on the other foot
Composer: Alright so for this part I need you to go nuts
Saxaphone guy: Okay so like a solo?
Composer: No just completely lose it
Believe me, the composer had no say in this whatsoever. This is just PURE Leo Pelegrino.
So surprised to see this guy playing somewhat conventional music with an entire orchestra
This shit got more insane as it went on... I played tenor and alto sax for 8 years and the shit that he did in the last minute... no idea it was possible
Can you stuff any more into a solo dude? What a riot, love it!
can we just talk about the fact that he's playing a bari with JUST A NECKSTRAP
and sometimes while doing windmill arms, wow
Neck built different
If you haven’t seen the things he does right before this clip in this show you need to, man dances and jumps around and everything, look for Leo P BBC Proms 2017
@@dougcombs8862 i've seen him before, i just wanted to point it out
Bruh for middle school my band teacher just gave me a neckstrap. I didnt even know harnesses existed until a younger kid used one
The interplay between ensemble and soloist is breathtaking. Kickass solo
I love that the end of a good sax solo basically involves them becoming Star Wars droid foley :)
XD
“You play the saxophone? Lol what a dork”
Him:
Yea sax it treated like the unwanted bastard 😒 In orchestra
@@jackcraven7979 that would be the clarinets
I'd bet that bari's tired after that solo. At first, I thought the audience was clapping perfectly in sync 😂. Never a dull performance from this guy 💯🔥🎷
Clearly you've never seen recordings when he plays in the subway. I really don't know where he gets so much energy.
@@SteveOnotsky You make no sense, smh. If I said "never a dull performance" wouldn't you give you a clue that means I've seen more than this?
I’ve been a fan of Leo’s for a long time now, and every performance of his I see I swear he finds a new way to amaze and inspire me. He makes me want to be a better sax player.
It’s like he absorbed all the energy and happiness out of everyone else on the stage.
Something about following along with notated improv solos is so addictive
I seriously want Netflix to makes subtitles like this for music shows
dope fuckin vid but why does 1:54 sound like toad from mario dying
1:28 I did not know a bari sax could produce that note, holy cow!
Alto sax sounds on a bari
This guy is a main character
Windmill arm notation 😆
That's an almost 4 octave jump in the middle. That instrument has a massive range.
Every time any artist plays with the Metropole Orchestra is like the perfect combination. This shows the incredible diversity of music experience those people have.
Mans actually did a frat snap mid solo. That that’s how u know ur shits going hard. Absolute legend
this man flexing his low a key then instantly switching to flutter tounging a double high d is such a mood
You are using that cliche now in a way that has lost all meaning.
Just say you like that part of his performance.
I clapped in real life when he was done
Leo P is a such a legend with those moves and the hair.
𝓌𝒾𝓃𝒹𝓂𝒾𝓁𝓁 𝒶𝓇𝓂
1:10 when You’re playing Galaga and your ship is being captured
Thanks for reminding me about that bbc prom. I used to have it on loop but I haven't watched it this year. Now I will !
Wow, this man is not only an incredible musician, but also an absolutely amazing performer.
1:28 this man is better at sounding like he's singing than actual singing
His crush is in the audience so he's doing like...mating call on sax?
Joke aside, wonderful solo. Great flow and control.
Bro just exudes energy, holy cow what a performance.
He does it so effortlessly. Amazing!
The aggressive wiggling is what really sells it
1:38 This guy closes his eyes so much during the performance. It's like he forgot he wasn't playing a guitar when he decided to do the windmill.
Most accurate arrangement I've found great work 👍
This is my favorite live performance/ concert of all time!
Who told this man to play in Treble!?
Give that man a raise!
Saxophones always play in treble.
@@nikitakhrushchev8316 Bari is practically in bass clef with the concert pitches being in the same spot on the bass clef as their treble clef. You are still right as they always read treble clef.
The way the band looks while clapping is proof that musicians get so caught up in playing they forget to enjoy the music.
They're concentrating on the sheet music to get the syncopation right. It's tricky.
They listen to it later it’s their job to play for the audience and not screw up
Just because they look concentrated doesn't mean they aren't enjoying it. Performing musicians can't become "audience members" either. They can't just focus on listening to the music when they need to perform the rhythm tightly at the same time. So yes, some level of enjoying the music, in the way that someone in the audience enjoys it, is lost when you need to perform it. But performing is a different kind of enjoyment - something that someone who has never played in an orchestra can't really understand. And again, looking concentrated doesn't mean you don't enjoy it. If they didn't enjoy it to some level, they wouldn't concentrate on it so hard either.
For an orchestra player that would not be a familiar rhythm. They would really need to concentrate.
I cant get enough of this solo. It sounds so good Leo p is an amazing bari player
I love the bass clarinetist standing there with the biggest grin on his face
Windmill arm xD i‘m dead💀
IT WAS SO CRINGE I CANT
@@crustyaf1s ... why do you write like a 13 year old TikTok girl
@@jensclarberg6419 well you’re right about me being 13… although i dont have tiktok💪👍
@@jensclarberg6419 clinical analysis, jens
@@jensclarberg6419 That's just normal youth lingo. That person could be anything between 12 and 22. That's atleast the range of ppl I know that use these words. And TikTok has little to do with it. Those words are constantly used on the Internet.
You can tell how the other musicians just love love love having to clap time while he gets to show off 😂
I like to think every time he has a solo, he just starts playing without any prior notice, and everybody is just like, “welp here he goes again, go ahead and let him finish”
He is so good
They dont wait him to finish the solo to clap
Leo P never ceases to amaze and entertain.
I didn't think it was possible to play a concert C6 on a bari sax, but this guy somehow pulled it off.
Dannnng! That is one Lit solo man! Fire bro! 🔥
Find you someone who appreciates this and enjoys it beyond words and you are set.
this is honestly impressive
Leo P came to my high school rock band rehearsal once and the first question anyone asked him was our drummer asking to touch his hair. It was insane to see him interact with everyone while we were playing. The sax players constantly referenced his “teachings”.
Insanely good. Leo is a monster player!
"Windmill arm"
Best notation i ever seen
A true performer
Making an entire orchestra clap to your solo is 🔥 🔥 🔥
I think I saw him in an NYC subway playing forever ago. It's so great to see this!!
He really ate that up. Amazing 😻
Can we take a moment to acknowledge piano dude was on point tho. He picked up after that solo without missing a beat and nailed that transition
Meh, It's not really a hard task if you're musically and good a counting measure and beat
Leo P is such a beast. Dancing around with a bari sax and not banging his teeth on his mouthpiece is crazy. I’d be on the ground passed out if I had to do this!
He's got lots of firsthand experience with that! Probably why he's so good at avoiding it now, lol.
I laughed when you switched to the percussion clef at the end.
That is FIRE holy cow! What a solo!
As someone who’s played Saxophone he NAILED those high notes and I envy that so much.
I met leo in person a month before quarantine and he’s great. His band, Too Many Zooz, is wonderful :)
Splendid. Brilliant.
My guy on the barri
didn't know it was possible to put on paper what this legend is playing...
great!!
This performance will never cease to be some of the most mindblowing shit I’ve ever seen. I’m not lying. When I first saw this guy on stage with a bright pink suit and matching hair it literally changed the way I viewed music as a whole. It was so weird and interesting and I had no idea it was a thing you could do with an instrument. It became something I wanted to pursue and experiment with. Also met leo p after one of his concerts. Cool guy.
This makes me emotional
I can bareley read notes but i LOVE YOUR VIDEOS , just for the windmill Arm!!!
So fucking GROOVY
Love that robot-like sound those low notes make on saxes. Incredible
When the Bard rolls a Nat 20 on a Performance check
link to the original would be nice. I wanna hear that piano solo that was kicking off at the end!
just look up leo p bbc proms and you’ll find it
Its in the description, if you still want the link
It's in the description
Lucky Chops would never be Lucky Chops without leo :
Bro you just went and did something celestial rn
the man is a star
We're the NPC's in this dudes world
The harmonics and transitions this guy performs😮 as and old alto sax and occasional baritone in a sax trio I cannot imagine doing this stuff. Wild.
We saw the windmill arm, and we’re not disappointed to see it in your transcription
The string section’s emotion towards clapping is reminiscent of every time my uni social orchestra was forced to clap the rhythm of any part we collectively sucked at getting the timing right on. Forced against our will and ashamed for our shortfalls for not only needing to clap it out but then upon clapping it out, hearing how truly out of time we were. Only shame came from clapping.
Clap shamed 🤣
Oh my goodness, I relate to this so much. Played in band in high school and my BD drilled us mercilessly for months on one rhythm by having us clap it. We all looked as dead inside as the orchestral musicians did xD