Can't tell but first, I like your determination and respect shown for the music and your instruments, no mugging or fooling around. Second, I can't tell if the Cornet part is being plaed with a cornet or trumpet. You know how it feels to dress up or wear a uniform, its different right? A similar feeling happens when you play a part on the instrument the part was written for. In "'Mary Poppins", the musical, there's a section that is to sound like a British brass band. For these opportunities I pull out my dad's old Bach cornet #2_ _9 he bought in 1936 - and added that unique color. For G&S Mikado I was fortunate to find an 1893 Beau Ideal cornet and played it in a theatre built in 1902...unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, most modern literature is written only for Trumpet and that's unfortunate. Think about it.
Wow! Thanks for the story telling Mr. Dice. Please do take into consideration that we are highschoolers and don't have many instruments at the disposal.🙂You should come to our concert and hear it in person- Wednesday December 7th 7:00 @Wylie Highschool Thank you
@@paulblichmann2791 And really, can the audience hear the difference? Doubtfully. Picking up the cornet, to play a cornet part, makes me feel and play like an old-school (can that be considered "retro"?) cornet-player. As I've been able to use the cornet more often, I've become more aware of places in the music where the cornet color may be preferable, like in M. Poppins. For me, it's personal, like the difference I feel between wearing camo pants and concert blacks.
the fact that this happened 10 days before a concert which was played during a christmas concert by a highschool with the same school colors feels like too much of a coincidence
Let's face it, we all judge the entire performance based on the horse noise at the end.
Who hasn't tho?
Onggg😭
This is the most truthful comment I have yet to see on gods green earth ✋💀
FR😭😭
Nah man I started trumpet a few years ago, this just made me so happy listening to you guys.
Can't tell but first, I like your determination and respect shown for the music and your instruments, no mugging or fooling around. Second, I can't tell if the Cornet part is being plaed with a cornet or trumpet. You know how it feels to dress up or wear a uniform, its different right? A similar feeling happens when you play a part on the instrument the part was written for. In "'Mary Poppins", the musical, there's a section that is to sound like a British brass band. For these opportunities I pull out my dad's old Bach cornet #2_ _9 he bought in 1936 - and added that unique color. For G&S Mikado I was fortunate to find an 1893 Beau Ideal cornet and played it in a theatre built in 1902...unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, most modern literature is written only for Trumpet and that's unfortunate. Think about it.
Wow!
Thanks for the story telling Mr. Dice. Please do take into consideration that we are highschoolers and don't have many instruments at the disposal.🙂You should come to our concert and hear it in person- Wednesday December 7th 7:00 @Wylie Highschool
Thank you
@@youraveragetrumpetplayers3648 Wish I could attend and tell you how good the concert was. Break A Leg!
Cornet = Trumpet -10% and played into the stand.
@@paulblichmann2791 And really, can the audience hear the difference? Doubtfully. Picking up the cornet, to play a cornet part, makes me feel and play like an old-school (can that be considered "retro"?) cornet-player. As I've been able to use the cornet more often, I've become more aware of places in the music where the cornet color may be preferable, like in M. Poppins. For me, it's personal, like the difference I feel between wearing camo pants and concert blacks.
Listen to Roger Webster play the cornet and you’ll hear the difference between the two. Colour is vastly different.
Cornet is the guy on our right for those wondering. I've played cornet for 46 years....Nice tone guys!
thanks!
That’s Good🎶🙂! The Trumpet 🎺 Sound is so clearly🎶👍🏼! Boys, Merry Christmas 🎅🏽 from Germany 🇩🇪🙋🏻♂️🎧🎄! And thank you💖🙏🏻!
Thank you so much
You too!
@@youraveragetrumpetplayers3648
Welcome🎵🎼! Wish you a Happy New Year, Boys🎆💜🌈✨! Thanks 🙏🏻 for your Performance 🎭!
This was very enjoyable. Hope to see more of these perspective vids.
I enjoy your confidence! I could never
the fact that this happened 10 days before a concert which was played during a christmas concert by a highschool with the same school colors feels like too much of a coincidence
very coincidental indeed
@@youraveragetrumpetplayers3648 extremely
Thank you. This was so much fun to watch! You guys sounded amazing.
Thanks so much!!
amazing job to both!🥰
Trumpet and cornet! love both parts
The fact that this highschool is in ohio makes this 10 times greater. Nice work!
Bro it literally says UIL💀that’s texas
so confused but thanks
the banner says uil this bands in texas bro
こんなイケメントランペット日本の学校にはおらんよ😂
💀💀www
TWO horses in this one! Santa's getting greedy
Nice! You guys are awesome!
BHEEYYYYY 2:50
Great!
I'm a senior trumpet this year at brownwood😅sound good tho
Thanks for listening
As a 7th grader who plays trumpet I’m so excited
I'm a Trombonist so I immediately saw the guy in the back and I just wanted to ask if that was four from the Divergent series
very comidical. ill ask him if he has heard that one before
Bass trombonist is quite good, I'd tell him to play even louder for good measure though.
Him?
The horse was solid. I've heard better but definitely good effort.
Thanks for listening
👹👹
So sorry to put this out but what is up with y’all’s tongues? Why why are you licking your instrument?
I see what you're saying and I dunno. Just has always been a thing we do. Why you lookin at our lips tho i'm blushing.
the sound of angels!