Orchestra

[LueTm]

@brandonscherrer no offense, but, why would I want to watch more of your videos now when this one is already fake and a waste of time? Produce good content and you'll be watched.

[charistocrat]

¬¬

[Acrobatjonas]

they sounded great!!

[meepfeet]

Page turning can make the Orchestra seem more professional.

[WhatTheFlyinFudge]

Who cares about the page turn?  The blond in front is kinda hot...

[jman0955]

and this is why chorus is the best...u want a girl to hear how good you are, u can just sing, but with an instrument, its like..."so are u a singer?" no i play the trombone. *randomly pulls out trombone and starts playing*

lol jk i respect anyone who loves music and fine arts

[McClureCompTV]

i played this piece at our last concert :D

[gmscellist]

@brandonscherrer But the piano is different on most songs you can play the melody with your right while using your left on a string instrument you cant stop to flip a page becaus you need a hand to place the notes and a hand to bow across the strings you dont just press keys..

[Shaghuftah]

Are you very sure about the selection? I think it's something by Rimsky Korsakov, but I can't remember the name of the piece I think it is.

[tigab37]

Dude they don't memorize there parts, that would be ridiculus

[TwilightPsychopath]

Eh? 

[oceaniablue]

i think the fail occured before this clip. As in when it starts, she's realized she was on the wrong page and is trying to find the correct one. Just a thought.

[BassKilla47]

wdf?

[brainwasher9876]

I've done much, much worse page turns than this :P

[audrey93hepburn]

Well, she's a better page turner than I am. I usually drop the music in the process... that's why my stand mate does the page turning now...

[USMCxMETEO]

She just turned the page, the inside person of the orchestra is suppose do be doing the page turning.

[nichris5566]

When one of the member stops & turn the page, it's not a fail or wrong..

That is what you are suppose to do...

You'll understand if you are in the music industry..

[Kelso314]

@nichris5566 I've been playing violin since I was nine years ols and I don't see anything wrong with the page turn, nobody fell behind

[nichris5566]

@Kelso314 I'm not saying there's anything wrong...

[elsangrecaliente]

Turning a page and not missing a beat during an impeccable classical music orchestral performance in not by any rational definiton "failure" on any level; it is consummate professionalism. Would that I were so talented!

I would like to see and hear the entire performance.

Hasta luego.

[y512516]

@sigfriedofcourse

it outsynced for a moment around 0:13-0-17

[brandonscherrer]

The piece is Beethoven's Egmont Overture.

[DontGiveUpTheShipICT]

page turning??? well i'm no expert in page turning so i probably shouldn't talk.

[leomulder]

And what music is this? Beethoven? 2nd Symphony?

[bcmkit]

@leomulder i think its Beethoven's Egmont Overture..

[666DanSan]

some people can master an instrument.. other can master the turning of pages.

[AgentJohnson1]

On a side note... whats the name of this piece?

[AgentJohnson1]

On a side note... what the name of this piece?

[honeybun2020]

it's normal for someone on the inside of the stand to miss some parts because of page turning

[y0utubeus0r]

Ok, i got it now.

[a3as]

while she was turning the page, she missed some parts to play with the whole band. by messing up a turning page. that was the fail outcome. not just that the page was a bad turn