@BoydGuy333 if you do, could you send it to me? :D A friend and I are planning to do this as a duet, and she plays clarinet. It would be much appreciated!
I think it would be better if the lower melody (like at 1:18) was played by the second player to give some variety to whose playing. Also, it give the first layer a break coz that is pretty damn high, and nearly constant.
Just a thought from a musician. It's a simple switch on the performers part. Kudos for writing it. It looks challenging, and I am looking forward to learning it.
@Patbad73 I try not to, but often it's a choice between high notes and changing the key signature. I think I'm getting better at making sure I can actually play my arrangements, but I haven't been very mindful of range in the past.
@tenorbrasswindplayer It's not THAT high, it's very playable...I just think that it you let a real tuba play that bass part, the short not will not come out...
@Patbad73 on a good day i can play an f 2 octaves above high f. i wasn't trying to be mean to you though lol, just saying from my perspective. yes there was a time where it was hard for me to hit a 4th line Bb.
@Nintendoman851 im sorry, but im calling bull on that one. one octave above high F (if you're referring to that as F above the staff) is defidently hard, but possible. on the other hand, the horn can't harmonically play notes above G 2 octaves above staff G, which even at that is debatable. In any case, the horn runs out of partials after F above high F, so the likelyhood of you hitting another octave above that, no matter how good you think you are, is impossible due to the make of the horn.
@RyanEarl802 high f i'm refering to as the one 2 and a half ledger lines above the staff. I promise you it's possible. Now you are right about the fact that it may not be very audible, or even considered a playable note, but i've hit that f before, and it is definately an f, i have perfect pitch. What do you mean it runs out of partials though? You can go as high as you want to on brass insturments..for the most part. I really am trying not to be a douche, but i've heard people hit higher than f
@Patbad73 the beautiful thing about music is that you can change keys and octaves at a whim. if it's too tough, take it down an octave. or better yet, practice so that you can play those notes. it's not a ridiculous concept i think
@Patbad73 I'm a lead trombone and that range isn't high for me at all. If you just practice long tones going up chromatically, then you'll be able to hit those notes.
@Patbad73 this isnt unfairly high, a really good player is to be able to hit a high C at any time in concert pitch. A high D isn't uncommon. And my solo in high school had a double high F...thos are high notes...an A flat is not unfairly high.
@nikap64 It depends on how you approach playing high. If you consider a high note to be whenever you begin straining, then you are likely not going to expand beyond that point. Unless, you begin playing with as little strain as possible. I can reach a triple high f without straining. Just keep working.
@Magzillas I also just realized that the bass part is written an octave higher than what is actually being played, so I hope your bass trombonist has a third lung.
hey do you have the finale music file... and also a bass part if you have it...
cidob1 1 day ago
I must transpose to clainet!!
BoydGuy333 3 weeks ago
@BoydGuy333 if you do, could you send it to me? :D A friend and I are planning to do this as a duet, and she plays clarinet. It would be much appreciated!
mangaxotaku 2 weeks ago
I seem to think that the melodey isn't designed for trombone....
sharpie660 1 month ago
this is why trombones are important
irishblood1998 1 month ago
Is this for baritone too?
camred123 1 month ago
can some one PLEASE give a link to a finale file, i dont have enough time anymore to enter it in
NeverScoop 1 month ago
wooooo awesome
cstahl24 1 month ago
Can I playgerize this please??? :)
usafjohnson 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
You don't have this piece of heaven in treble clef for Bb Instruments, do you ? :)
Stormbubi 2 months ago
How can this be modified for two trumpets and two trombones? We'd really like to use this. I just don't think I could make those jumps.
dasffs 4 months ago
Thanks man!!! you're the best, the BEST!!!
Abcd68721 4 months ago
I have removed all of my comments regarding the high first trombone part. I hope this will encourage all of you to shut the hell up about me.
Patbad73 4 months ago
You know, it's really awesome but the third and fourth parts drown out the first two parts.
XxTHEGREAT19xX 4 months ago
I think it would be better if the lower melody (like at 1:18) was played by the second player to give some variety to whose playing. Also, it give the first layer a break coz that is pretty damn high, and nearly constant.
Just a thought from a musician. It's a simple switch on the performers part. Kudos for writing it. It looks challenging, and I am looking forward to learning it.
ydnewwhite 4 months ago
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Patbad73 5 months ago
can you send me a copy of this to waltervides39@yahoo.com i wanna play it for solo ensemble
darkshadow432 5 months ago
The first trombone parts are fine I can play them and I'm in the 10th grade.
LimboMaster1 5 months ago
This is some very nice work! I'm going to enjoy playing this (or at least the 1st part). Some of those jumps will be good practice for my range too.
MrTalentSubber 6 months ago
this is awesome! nice work!
hystericaldominolego 6 months ago
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Patbad73 8 months ago 3
@Patbad73 I try not to, but often it's a choice between high notes and changing the key signature. I think I'm getting better at making sure I can actually play my arrangements, but I haven't been very mindful of range in the past.
tenorbrasswindplayer 8 months ago
@tenorbrasswindplayer It's not THAT high, it's very playable...I just think that it you let a real tuba play that bass part, the short not will not come out...
Ruigekerel 6 months ago
@tenorbrasswindplayer change the octave? I'd love to play this but I can't play higher than high F (U know what i mean, the one 2 ledger lines above)
sharpie660 4 months ago
@Patbad73 This really isn't that high...
Zurginator 7 months ago
@Patbad73 its not that high...
Nintendoman851 7 months ago
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Patbad73 6 months ago
@Patbad73 on a good day i can play an f 2 octaves above high f. i wasn't trying to be mean to you though lol, just saying from my perspective. yes there was a time where it was hard for me to hit a 4th line Bb.
Nintendoman851 6 months ago
@Nintendoman851 im sorry, but im calling bull on that one. one octave above high F (if you're referring to that as F above the staff) is defidently hard, but possible. on the other hand, the horn can't harmonically play notes above G 2 octaves above staff G, which even at that is debatable. In any case, the horn runs out of partials after F above high F, so the likelyhood of you hitting another octave above that, no matter how good you think you are, is impossible due to the make of the horn.
RyanEarl802 5 months ago
@RyanEarl802 high f i'm refering to as the one 2 and a half ledger lines above the staff. I promise you it's possible. Now you are right about the fact that it may not be very audible, or even considered a playable note, but i've hit that f before, and it is definately an f, i have perfect pitch. What do you mean it runs out of partials though? You can go as high as you want to on brass insturments..for the most part. I really am trying not to be a douche, but i've heard people hit higher than f
Nintendoman851 5 months ago
@Patbad73 high b natural isn't unfair unless you're a junior in high school or younger. orchestra 1st trombone parts go waaaay above that regularly
rcalebvines 6 months ago
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Patbad73 6 months ago
@Patbad73 the beautiful thing about music is that you can change keys and octaves at a whim. if it's too tough, take it down an octave. or better yet, practice so that you can play those notes. it's not a ridiculous concept i think
Warpstarkirby 6 months ago
@Patbad73 I'm a lead trombone and that range isn't high for me at all. If you just practice long tones going up chromatically, then you'll be able to hit those notes.
kioskia1 5 months ago
@Patbad73 this isnt unfairly high, a really good player is to be able to hit a high C at any time in concert pitch. A high D isn't uncommon. And my solo in high school had a double high F...thos are high notes...an A flat is not unfairly high.
nikap64 4 months ago
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Patbad73 4 months ago
@nikap64 It depends on how you approach playing high. If you consider a high note to be whenever you begin straining, then you are likely not going to expand beyond that point. Unless, you begin playing with as little strain as possible. I can reach a triple high f without straining. Just keep working.
DarkAeonSlayer99999 2 months ago
@Patbad73 Have an Alto bone play it.
b0n3z3z 4 months ago
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Can you send me the finale version of this please.
chandlerdob1@hotmail.com
cidob1 8 months ago
hey man would you be able to email me the finale file of this? i wanna arrange it for a brass quintet =P
james_paulino92@hotmail.com
Kowaii472 1 year ago
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hey man would you be able to email me the finale file of this? i wanna arrange it for a brass quintet =P
Kowaii472 1 year ago
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Kowaii472 1 year ago
Bass trombone mouthpiece is too big for 1st Trombone. The rest i can do fairly well...
Tbone9053 1 year ago
i need 3 friends who play trombone...
TigreOkage2080 1 year ago 27
@TigreOkage2080 I will be your friend! lol
ajtheown 7 months ago
@TigreOkage2080 does baritone count :3
camred123 1 month ago
@TigreOkage2080 Bass Trombonist right here.
JohnLCampbell 3 weeks ago
f***ing amazing
* i wrote it down for jazz band and its missing a bass part. can i borrow yours?
ABoredPerson1112 1 year ago 6
@ABoredPerson1112 absolutely
tenorbrasswindplayer 1 year ago
@tenorbrasswindplayer thanx SO MUCH!!!
ABoredPerson1112 1 year ago
those ledger lines scare me dude
NoRefundsXD 1 year ago
what did you use to make this?
ProdigyStepper 1 year ago
@ProdigyStepper Finale Printmusic
tenorbrasswindplayer 1 year ago
@tenorbrasswindplayer thx
ProdigyStepper 1 year ago
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@tenorbrasswindplayer wait cost anything?
ProdigyStepper 1 year ago
The 4th line written an octave lower would sound good on the tuba.
mrjohndeere31760 1 year ago
@mrjohndeere31760 read it an octave or two down instead?
riseagainstys 1 year ago
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REXY309 1 year ago
wow this stuff is amzing now time to find trombone buddies
MrKizzBizz 1 year ago
dude i love you, your freekin amazing and putting pdfs of 1st 2nd etc..is a life savorr. thaank you. all your peices are amazing
MrBord2death 1 year ago
It's an epic arrangement of an epic song, but I hope your first trombone ate his wheaties.
Magzillas 1 year ago
@Magzillas I also just realized that the bass part is written an octave higher than what is actually being played, so I hope your bass trombonist has a third lung.
Magzillas 1 year ago
@Magzillas dont worry, i do ; )
SJCSmusic 1 year ago
Definitely my favorite song from that game, nice work! :)
DoubleP073 2 years ago