We tried to sightread this in concert band at my high school, and my band director just sort of gave up it was that hard. Fun piece, I like it, just extremely difficutl!
The first clarinet in our Wind Ensamble played the Solo for the peice HE WAS AWESOME!!!. I heard him practicing the solo and he had it down two weeks later after he got the peice. He was AMAZING. I only wish we had him back now because I miss having a good clarinet player. His music brought tears to my eyes.
I played 1st clarinet on Molly on the Shore with the UCLA Wind Ensemble my freshman year at the National Band Conference. We stood up in front of the group for the piece. I want a sweatshirt for that.
All full concert band scores of Molly on the shore should come with tshirts for the first clarinets that say "I played first clarinet on molly on the shore" Its that extreme.
I play piano in high school Jazz Band and bass trombone in Wind Ensemble and apparently my favorites are the most obnoxious/repetitive: Mars by Holst, Molly on the Shore by Grainger, Blue Rondo a la Turk by Brubeck, Sing Sang Sung by Goodwin, etc.
my director was looking for a piece to play because she needed one more for our concert and one of the clarinets at my school who got 1st chair at region band, whom i had shared this song with was there. i recommended this song and both of them were all "NOOOO" even my director knows it is extremely difficult.
This has been the piece that could be heard amongst the Trumpet section as we show off to each other. We received the music Freshman year and it had been a competition who could play it the fastest and cleanest. Now, Senior year, it's a competition to see who has it memorized and can play it the fastest. We give up after the first 5 or so measures and call it at truce.
Any other Harry Potter fans find that the composer's name is Percy Grainger (although spelled differently) implying that Percy Weasley married Hermione?
@TheKerstin64 Did any Harry Potter fans notice that Percy Grainger lived from the years 1882 to 1961 and therefore has no connection to the Harry Potter series what so ever?
Played this song in 7th grade. The band director had it transposed into a woodwind ensemble with some brass and I ended up with the bass solo on the tuba. Oh the fun days :D
@MrAdulator i said that myself at first, though i played this in eighth grade and recently got braces, but after a month i was hitting the C slurring from the Ab. it was a good part but the cues fogged what we had to actually play!
What's satisfying? Sight-reading this as a Second Clarinet part and I'm STILL the only person in my band that can play this song good enough. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
@Holycrap27 its first trumpet(or cornet) and soprano sax i remember this cuz they were so out of tune when my band was playing this, and these guys arent. we are stilling working at it
I love this song xD This was one of the songs we played for my first concert with the Desert Winds. I had the... 4th horn part I think. Wish I could've been a woodwind for this xD
My guess is bari sax and bass clarinet, then alto and tenor sax, but that makes no sense because the alto sax plays something different in that part(I have the sheet music for it)
i love this song! 3rd horn is really fun im really glad im not 1 or 2 horn, there are more cues than notes! put they do get more melody. oh well i like 3rd you get the best of both worlds! and at the end you have a FFFF my band has named that after me :D
I played this in wind ensemble my sophomore year of high school... or tried to. I was on third clarinet and still managed to fail xD Great piece, hope I get another chance to perform it.
@GrassPokemonFTW i had been playing bassoon for like a year when my band teacher made us play this and put me on first part. thats exactly what i was thinking every time he made us play that
I love the clarinet and bass clarinet parts for this. I'm playing the string orchestra version for my orchestra- violas rule =D We get the melody a lot in this one.
@necorelli violas don't usually have the melody because they have a more important job. They connect the cellos to the 2nd violins and complete the chords. The violas make it sound complete and rich. Even more importantly, the violas play a lot of major and minor 3rds, and are often the deciding factor in whether a song is major or minor in sound. And that is huge. I could go on forever as to why the violins tend to get the melody, which is the least important part of the song. It's just, the
@necorelli composer looks at a piece and has to ask "what instrument should I sacrifice to the melody?" because in many ways, the melody is the least important part of the song. It's the easiest to write because it's the most obviously heard, and therefore easiest imagined. With my experience in composition, it is a lot more fun writing the stuff around the melody, because it is so difficult and complex- and there are endless possibilities. Usually the flutes, clarinets, or violins end up
@necorelli playing the melody because the highest voice is almost always the most easily given up, but of course this is a vast generalization considering the insane complexities of composition. Anywhoozel, I am just annoyed that people think the viola is so in the background, but also at people who have a sort of "viola nationalism" and say "violins suck" or whatever. In the composing and professional world, there is a much better understanding of the equal yet different importance of all
@necorelli instruments. There, glad I got that off my chest. I know you weren't expecting it, but I hoped you enjoyed reading... even if just to laugh at my ridiculousness. I tend to get into music rants easily. Thanks for reading.
@asd123ish Just so you know the difficulty in this, we bassoonists only have 5 holes and a G key. Bb and anything below is keyed. So if you can hear the keys clicking, it comes purely from the pinkies and thumbs (the G key is a quiet key...at least on my bassoon). I'm pretty sure its similar on the bass clarinet
I love this song! We played it last year (I play Eb Clarinet). Unfortunately, people get mad when I play the part (from memory) as a finger/tongue warm up, cuz everyone else in my band hates it lol.
I remember playing this song. looking over the sax's shoulders and seeing their's or the clarinets scared me. thats why i was relieved to b playing trumpet
this is my all time favorite piece. i played the 2nd clarinet part and the alto clarinet part my 9th grade year in high school. ever since then ive learned the clarinet solo on every instrument i play
lol, funny story: there this one time my director said once 'cause we haven't played this a for a couple of days and he said, "We haven't touched Molly in a while." He didn't mean to say it like that, and our first chair clarinet started laughing. No one didn't know why she was laughing, and then we all knew why she found it so funny.
@NeuronRage I was talking about the brass section as a whole, and their parts collectively. The notes are of same difficulty between brass and woodwind; the main difference is that the woodwinds have to keep up that melody without so much as a breath. Granted, that note is high for french horns, and they get hit pretty hard there, but otherwise? Sorry, I'm also sort of speaking from my class's perspective; the brass players found this piece really easy while the woodwinds groveled in pain. :P
@Holycrap27 In the beginning part, the 16th note pickups into the next measure are slurred. The eighth notes are tongued, while the triplets are not. So it goes, slurred two 16th's into a measure of 8ths tongued, leading to a triplet slurred with six 8th notes in that measure tongued. The tongued notes are all marked staccato. Hope this helps =P
My High School Band is playing this. It's an awesome piece, but hard. We're two days away from our concert, so I hope that we do good!
Prankster5000 1 day ago
There is a wrong note in the clarinet solo at 3:55 ....anybody else notice it too?
robdawg2011 1 day ago
@robdawg2011 That isn't a wrong note. My band is playing this, it is written specifically to sound different from the other solo in the piece.
Prankster5000 1 day ago
i have a really good friend who's in wind ensemble that was able to play the solo perfectly<3 so good.
mychemcutie723 3 days ago
5 people are jealous that they don't have the skill to play the clarinet solo.
bandgeek1575 5 days ago
Were trying to play this now in strings we got it so far but where not nearly that fast yet
kerowyn1 6 days ago
What a cute song haha
neroshrimp1 1 week ago
5 people hate clarinets
BlueTeknachu 1 week ago
We tried to sightread this in concert band at my high school, and my band director just sort of gave up it was that hard. Fun piece, I like it, just extremely difficutl!
mileybabe1994 1 week ago
i remember playing this in wind ensemble. definitely hard but also fun piece
xbonxbonxbonx 1 week ago
@bandgeekforever17 Whoops wrong vid
drpepperfreak2 1 week ago
I love this song!!!
i play it in high school
GO LOW BRASS & LOW REEDS!
Bari Sax<3
gabriel70149 1 week ago 2
@gabriel70149 Hell yeah!
ShulzGB 2 days ago
LOL I played this in High school with the Clarinet!! XD It was really fun to play once I got the fingerings down LOL!!! XD
freebenjeebies 1 week ago
Thumbs up if you have played this song with Dr. Sandra Dackow as your conductor
EpiclyAwesome7 1 week ago
The first clarinet in our Wind Ensamble played the Solo for the peice HE WAS AWESOME!!!. I heard him practicing the solo and he had it down two weeks later after he got the peice. He was AMAZING. I only wish we had him back now because I miss having a good clarinet player. His music brought tears to my eyes.
roselinabonnie1997 2 weeks ago in playlist Handel
This is one of those pieces that once you play it, you won't ever forget how. xD
colorguardigan 2 weeks ago
This isn't Molly on the Shore..
drpepperfreak2 2 weeks ago in playlist concert band
@drpepperfreak2 Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is....
bandgeekforever17 1 week ago
I love this song. I am playing this with the community band and I just love this song.
livinglikebandgeek 2 weeks ago
I can only imagine the bassoon part for this... I'm currently playing it on bass in orchestra. Not an easy piece for a noob bass player like myself.
bandgeek1575 2 weeks ago
What level would this be?
ClarinetSisters 2 weeks ago
@ClarinetSisters It's a Grade 5. The string arrangement is Grade 6. Out of 6 levels.
I'm playing this in band (I play oboe) currently and I CAN PLAY IT! SO HAPPY.
colorguardigan 2 weeks ago
I play first tuba on this piece in our Wind Ensemble. I'm currently in tears while practicing this piece. :(
bigpoppa0414 3 weeks ago
I played 1st clarinet on Molly on the Shore with the UCLA Wind Ensemble my freshman year at the National Band Conference. We stood up in front of the group for the piece. I want a sweatshirt for that.
tjordan78 3 weeks ago
All full concert band scores of Molly on the shore should come with tshirts for the first clarinets that say "I played first clarinet on molly on the shore" Its that extreme.
gibsonguy625 3 weeks ago
I want to play this in band :)
ClarinetSisters 3 weeks ago
@ClarinetSisters It's effing awesome.
kittykatt827 3 weeks ago
Does anybody know where I can find the exact clarinet sheet music for this online?
bandgeekforever17 3 weeks ago
On a scale from zero to Stravinsky to Robert W. Smith to Grainger, how obnoxious do you want that?
geniusboy98 3 weeks ago
You can probably tell by my username that I'm a clarinetist- and I really want to play this song in concert season!
totalclarinetgeek 3 weeks ago in playlist Liked videos
Wow.
buzzerbeater9000 3 weeks ago
Yes, I play clarinet. And this song is AWESOME!!!!
Nerdydolfin 4 weeks ago
most fun piece i ever played in sophomore year, especially with mannin veen and arabesque.. yuck why can't we have fun pieces this year? lol
Changfriedrice 1 month ago
i can play this with ease. it just takes practice. quite enjoyable.
ssaranaborss 1 month ago
I play piano in high school Jazz Band and bass trombone in Wind Ensemble and apparently my favorites are the most obnoxious/repetitive: Mars by Holst, Molly on the Shore by Grainger, Blue Rondo a la Turk by Brubeck, Sing Sang Sung by Goodwin, etc.
DanielProctor775 1 month ago
@ehelwagen I played Children's March also, freshman year, still one of my favorites.
ashchetum 1 month ago
One of the best wind bands in the country!
ehelwagen 1 month ago
my director was looking for a piece to play because she needed one more for our concert and one of the clarinets at my school who got 1st chair at region band, whom i had shared this song with was there. i recommended this song and both of them were all "NOOOO" even my director knows it is extremely difficult.
itsTiLER 1 month ago in playlist Favorite Concert Band Music
I play percussion for this. REST CITY TOWN.
metalmetalvictory 1 month ago
high school band... Why did they have to make this cut time???? haha
gohawksgo231 1 month ago
Go clarinets!! :D
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what the fck are the fingerings for the first three notes(concert c,bb, and g#) on the clarinet when you play the upper octave??
Holycrap27 1 month ago
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Holycrap27 1 month ago
Ha screw band my string ensemble played this
kiltacular280 1 month ago
@kiltacular280 pyshhh either way, there is no guarantee of survival.....
balloonparty100 1 month ago
@balloonparty100 it does tend to rush a bit doesnt it ;)
kiltacular280 1 month ago
@kiltacular280 yeahh im doomed....
balloonparty100 1 month ago
bass clarinet = heaven at high F <3
venskus2009 1 month ago 19
@venskus2009 Just remember.. when it comes to what embouchure/air stream to use? After a high E, you're on your own!
DJBlackNGold 1 month ago
@venskus2009 yeah i know its pretty great
jaypitt061990 2 weeks ago
@venskus2009 Where the high F....? I got the sheet music for this yesterday, full thing, and highest note is like a high B.
FlamingSpaz29 2 days ago
This has been the piece that could be heard amongst the Trumpet section as we show off to each other. We received the music Freshman year and it had been a competition who could play it the fastest and cleanest. Now, Senior year, it's a competition to see who has it memorized and can play it the fastest. We give up after the first 5 or so measures and call it at truce.
JOlivo94 1 month ago 3
We tried to sightread this in Wind Ensemble. I play clarinet, and I'm a pretty good sight-reader.
I gave up about 30 measures in and went off to die.
StarkidLWP 1 month ago 63
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It's a tough one!
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chinchershey 1 month ago
Love this so much. Wish my band director let us play this
ilhorses101 1 month ago
I love how the music for this piece has 3rd 2nd 1st parts, and then the "Solo" part.
I'm on the "Solo Cornet" part. This is my favorite Granger piece.
ashchetum 1 month ago
@ashchetum
Listen to the Children's March by Grainger. It's charming!
ehelwagen 1 month ago
Any other Harry Potter fans find that the composer's name is Percy Grainger (although spelled differently) implying that Percy Weasley married Hermione?
TheKerstin64 1 month ago 4
@TheKerstin64 lame
GunbladeBeserkr 1 month ago
@TheKerstin64 Did any Harry Potter fans notice that Percy Grainger lived from the years 1882 to 1961 and therefore has no connection to the Harry Potter series what so ever?
trombonesalot 1 month ago
It's really fun to listen to while your in percussion, considering you play for only a tenth of the song.
PercussionGeek1 2 months ago 3
@PercussionGeek1 Well when this was written melodic percussion was a revolutionary thing to use.
MarioPainter925 3 weeks ago
My ears are very happy right now.
superduperandie 2 months ago 2
Played this song in 7th grade. The band director had it transposed into a woodwind ensemble with some brass and I ended up with the bass solo on the tuba. Oh the fun days :D
TheAgsProdigy 2 months ago
i swear i have watched this more than 70,000 times myself
omglolmurder 2 months ago
Solo Clarinet: I AM GOING TO DIE A VERY MUSICAL DEATH
DTNothing 2 months ago 5
I had the bass solo in the beginning!
XBlackXRoseX868 2 months ago
yay horn, has more cues than real notes:P i think we win
footballXcrazyX2012 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Omg the euph part on this.It's so hard. And high.
MrAdulator 2 months ago 5
@MrAdulator lol, I know. It's like reading bass clef. It's also a finger twister.
AssassinSkills 2 months ago
@MrAdulator i said that myself at first, though i played this in eighth grade and recently got braces, but after a month i was hitting the C slurring from the Ab. it was a good part but the cues fogged what we had to actually play!
pvsEuph16 2 months ago
I like the end, it catches me off guard.
AssassinSkills 2 months ago
You know it's Grainger when you hear it.
tromuniapp 2 months ago 3
This song is of the classics
Volcotorc 2 months ago
What's satisfying? Sight-reading this as a Second Clarinet part and I'm STILL the only person in my band that can play this song good enough. CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
ffrmaster34 2 months ago
its the oboe
chevster23 2 months ago
Does anyone know the weird instrument playing the melody at 1:11 and 1:16 (which sounds like the same instrument but with something else added)
Holycrap27 3 months ago
@Holycrap27 its first trumpet(or cornet) and soprano sax i remember this cuz they were so out of tune when my band was playing this, and these guys arent. we are stilling working at it
footballXcrazyX2012 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@Holycrap27 IT'S THE SOPRANO SAX <333
ihighfiveyourface 3 months ago 4
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It's a cornet.
ghlaekgh 3 months ago
BASS CLARINET FTW!!!!
geniusboy98 3 months ago
thank goodness! finally a video that's not a video of a group playing it...
mitsukikosan 3 months ago
I loved playing this, bass clarinet/ 1st clarinet! in other words, woodwinds ftw!
nutnashell06 3 months ago
Okay. im a flute and i need to know where to get this sheet music:/ if anyone can help me, please inbox me!
nickelback97 3 months ago
:23-:32 is Bass and Alto Clarinets, Baritone Sax, Bassoons
:32-:37 is 1st Clarinets & Oboes
hoppy318 3 months ago
I love this song xD This was one of the songs we played for my first concert with the Desert Winds. I had the... 4th horn part I think. Wish I could've been a woodwind for this xD
JEWong47 3 months ago
We played this in My High school String Orchestra, and It was sooo much fun I love this song, This is agreat Recording also!
Wavvey101 3 months ago
Can someone tell me what instruments are playing the melody in:
0:23 - 0:32
0:32 -0:37
My guess is bari sax and bass clarinet, then alto and tenor sax, but that makes no sense because the alto sax plays something different in that part(I have the sheet music for it)
Holycrap27 3 months ago
@Holycrap27 0:23 - 0:32 is bassoon and bass clarinet. no sax.
0:32 -0:37 sounds like alto. muted trumpet maybe? doesnt sound like muted trumpet though...
tubaelmougy 3 months ago
@tubaelmougy
Just to set the record straight, at 0:23 you hear Bassoons, Contrabassoon, Bass Clarinets, and String Bass.
At 0:32 You hear the clarinets and Soprano Saxophone playing the melody and the bassoons and other saxophones playing the accompaniment.
Hope this helps! Cheers. :D
dbrockbassoon 3 months ago
@Holycrap27 0:23 - 0:32 is Bassoon, bass clarinet and tuba.
0:32 - 0:37 is saxophone.
xSerru 3 months ago
@xSerru I play alto sax and it's playing the background in 0:32
Holycrap27 3 months ago
@xSerru TUBA FTW
seanrulez1 3 months ago
@Holycrap27 the end parts the first clarinet
MrWebsii 1 month ago
1st Horn. fun piece*
snipe123snipe 3 months ago
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snipe123snipe 3 months ago
We've played this two years in a row at school. Our band director loves it for some reason...(I'm a flute player)
Sleyah 3 months ago
i love this song! 3rd horn is really fun im really glad im not 1 or 2 horn, there are more cues than notes! put they do get more melody. oh well i like 3rd you get the best of both worlds! and at the end you have a FFFF my band has named that after me :D
footballXcrazyX2012 4 months ago
Love this song. Hard as heck though, even on 4th clarinet. When you get the hang of it it's really fun to play!
Nerdydolfin 4 months ago
this song is hard for alto sax well the beginning is easy but it gets really hard
Maskylover 4 months ago
We read this song in my band class last year, OH MY GOD!! The clarinet part is literally breathtaking!!! XD LOVE this piece!
gifflagurl1912 4 months ago
On a scale of one to Grainger, how obnoxious do you want that?
fivestander 4 months ago 56
i played this in middle school my 8th grade year and we made first in state just look up molly on the shore and its the first one
w00p18 4 months ago
I played this in wind ensemble my sophomore year of high school... or tried to. I was on third clarinet and still managed to fail xD Great piece, hope I get another chance to perform it.
xXinsanity92Xx 4 months ago
@GrassPokemonFTW i had been playing bassoon for like a year when my band teacher made us play this and put me on first part. thats exactly what i was thinking every time he made us play that
waterpoloman1992 4 months ago
I love the clarinet and bass clarinet parts for this. I'm playing the string orchestra version for my orchestra- violas rule =D We get the melody a lot in this one.
CatFlashBlue 4 months ago 2
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lol, viola's getting melody
necorelli 4 months ago
@necorelli violas don't usually have the melody because they have a more important job. They connect the cellos to the 2nd violins and complete the chords. The violas make it sound complete and rich. Even more importantly, the violas play a lot of major and minor 3rds, and are often the deciding factor in whether a song is major or minor in sound. And that is huge. I could go on forever as to why the violins tend to get the melody, which is the least important part of the song. It's just, the
CatFlashBlue 4 months ago
@necorelli composer looks at a piece and has to ask "what instrument should I sacrifice to the melody?" because in many ways, the melody is the least important part of the song. It's the easiest to write because it's the most obviously heard, and therefore easiest imagined. With my experience in composition, it is a lot more fun writing the stuff around the melody, because it is so difficult and complex- and there are endless possibilities. Usually the flutes, clarinets, or violins end up
CatFlashBlue 4 months ago
@necorelli playing the melody because the highest voice is almost always the most easily given up, but of course this is a vast generalization considering the insane complexities of composition. Anywhoozel, I am just annoyed that people think the viola is so in the background, but also at people who have a sort of "viola nationalism" and say "violins suck" or whatever. In the composing and professional world, there is a much better understanding of the equal yet different importance of all
CatFlashBlue 4 months ago
@necorelli instruments. There, glad I got that off my chest. I know you weren't expecting it, but I hoped you enjoyed reading... even if just to laugh at my ridiculousness. I tend to get into music rants easily. Thanks for reading.
CatFlashBlue 4 months ago
i finally mastered this song... then saw that it was in cut time and nearly crapped myself.
Gavmac333 4 months ago 56
@Gavmac333 rofl
554Key 3 months ago
@Gavmac333 How did you not notice it earlier?
bongloadz4satan 1 month ago
@Gavmac333 I don't blame you.
MiniMaciosek 1 month ago
hooray for playing trumpet 4 on this song! lololol
AYJAYShow 4 months ago
playing this in orchestra; nothing like this :)
calebaren 4 months ago
And believe me this sint easy for brass players either! I played euphonium and there were some parts that were way up range!
crandalh1988 5 months ago
I love this song. It is fun to play. it has lots of energy. Highly recomended to any orchestra
BenRikhoff 5 months ago
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I can circular breathe... please don't hate me...
musicandsharpies 5 months ago in playlist Liked
i play the flute. daaamn this song is fun.
mapaxton1 5 months ago
I love the reediness in this performance!!!
ehelwagen 5 months ago
When the bass clarinets and bassoons play I can hear the parts clacking as they play ^_^
asd123ish 5 months ago
@asd123ish Just so you know the difficulty in this, we bassoonists only have 5 holes and a G key. Bb and anything below is keyed. So if you can hear the keys clicking, it comes purely from the pinkies and thumbs (the G key is a quiet key...at least on my bassoon). I'm pretty sure its similar on the bass clarinet
Llynze 5 months ago
@Llynze I like hearing the click of a key going down. It adds a nice percussive element to the wind pieces. :)
luigisorchestra 5 months ago
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@Llynze I like hearing the click of a key going down. It adds a nice percussive element to the wind pieces. :)
luigisorchestra 5 months ago
@Llynze I play bassoon and we did Molly on the Shore last year, so I know how hard it is and what's making the clacking noise.
asd123ish 5 months ago
Nice Eb Clarinet! And everyone else as well. Bravo.
BCCM152 5 months ago
I love this song! We played it last year (I play Eb Clarinet). Unfortunately, people get mad when I play the part (from memory) as a finger/tongue warm up, cuz everyone else in my band hates it lol.
drakedbz 5 months ago
... And half the band faints from lack of breathing time.
...And the brass players and that one random circular breathing kid laugh.
koolkat104 5 months ago
I remember playing this song. looking over the sax's shoulders and seeing their's or the clarinets scared me. thats why i was relieved to b playing trumpet
wackedout839 5 months ago
@wackedout839 it is for trumpet if your playing first third or fourth part the second trumpet part was ridiculous.
AlfredoVazquez12 5 months ago
@AlfredoVazquez12 yeah but still
wackedout839 5 months ago
This is just one of those songs where I can say "Thank God I'm a brass player."
Cajenshrimp 5 months ago
I want to play this song once in my life. THATS IT!!!!!!
cj1lorenz 5 months ago
We're doing this piece in our Orchestra! (We only consist of strings so it's not fully traditional lol)
Kizales 5 months ago
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kcraw33 5 months ago
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kcraw33 5 months ago
i named my dog Molly after this song.
euphzilla321 6 months ago
this is my all time favorite piece. i played the 2nd clarinet part and the alto clarinet part my 9th grade year in high school. ever since then ive learned the clarinet solo on every instrument i play
jbmusical1 6 months ago
lol, funny story: there this one time my director said once 'cause we haven't played this a for a couple of days and he said, "We haven't touched Molly in a while." He didn't mean to say it like that, and our first chair clarinet started laughing. No one didn't know why she was laughing, and then we all knew why she found it so funny.
zertyuiop1230 6 months ago 29
@zertyuiop1230 Was her name Molly?
Acdcfan292 4 months ago
@zertyuiop1230 my band teacher once said "french-horney" XD
sesshylover24 4 months ago
@zertyuiop1230 my band director said that too!
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amazing
Halo3rockss 7 months ago
Trumpet solo FTW
Jwlzilla 7 months ago
@Jwlzilla Only that it is a duet with the best instrument ever, Soprano Sax =D
NarumiKenshin 6 months ago
Teacher: OK, who wants to play Molly on the Shore?
Brass: Yeah, sure! It's pretty easy.
Woodwind: HELL NO!
GrassPokemonFTW 7 months ago 124
@GrassPokemonFTW Ok the Brass isn't easy either. I have to play the french horn part which shall explode my lungs with the high A-flat I have to hit.
NeuronRage 5 months ago
@NeuronRage I was talking about the brass section as a whole, and their parts collectively. The notes are of same difficulty between brass and woodwind; the main difference is that the woodwinds have to keep up that melody without so much as a breath. Granted, that note is high for french horns, and they get hit pretty hard there, but otherwise? Sorry, I'm also sort of speaking from my class's perspective; the brass players found this piece really easy while the woodwinds groveled in pain. :P
GrassPokemonFTW 5 months ago
@GrassPokemonFTW ur comment just made my day lol
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Nugget5505 4 months ago
I beg to differ. I love playing this and I am a clarinet. :D
gtruff11 3 months ago
luv this song because i play clarinet and that just shows that clarinets are more important that brass :P
kcraw33 7 months ago 2
@kcraw33 LIES XD
JJBRMusic 5 months ago
@jeffreyballance I think the tempo is just right. Any faster and it would sound uneasy and rushed. It was a very clean performance.
ziggyfly14 7 months ago 2
Soo do you tongue fast part or not??
Holycrap27 7 months ago
@Holycrap27 what part are you refering to?
UnleashedPro926 7 months ago
@Holycrap27 the beginning clarinet part
Holycrap27 7 months ago
@Holycrap27 In the beginning part, the 16th note pickups into the next measure are slurred. The eighth notes are tongued, while the triplets are not. So it goes, slurred two 16th's into a measure of 8ths tongued, leading to a triplet slurred with six 8th notes in that measure tongued. The tongued notes are all marked staccato. Hope this helps =P
NarumiKenshin 7 months ago
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North Texas... nothing less than perfection.
abelcabrera11 7 months ago
Grainger is SO much fun to play.
ohsnapitbejenna 8 months ago
Clarinets... I salute you.
awesomessful 8 months ago
LOL! the two people who disliked this obviously doesn't understand the difficulty of this piece :/
SuperAnnoyMouse 8 months ago
Yes perfect blend of the soprano sax the solo instrument!!!!
lomoman119 8 months ago
Learn to circular breathe.
yamborski 8 months ago
As a Clarinet player, I just died and went to heaven. That was simply beautiful.
Xcrazzykidss321X 8 months ago
Breathing is for pansies.
ThatGuyThisTime 8 months ago 2
i don't remember ever playing it that fast hahaha. thank god. we played it fast but damnnnn.
polkadotlove78 8 months ago