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Nice! I made a probably too literal transcription of this a few years ago (crazy time signatures rather that saying slightly out of time)

Something other's have also talked about is treating timpani as a whole separate entity from percussion. We may be able to do some things, but this asks for enough rests for us to - put our sticks away, - move over to the other instrument from behind the timpani (which may take upwards of 10 seconds), - pick up the instrument or its mallets, - make sure it's comfortable, - and then play. It it also important to know that timpani mallets can be damaged when used on other instruments (e.g. suspended cymbal. The cymbal isn't smoothed down and will start pulling the mallet head apart). Thus don't write anything encouraging it

subscribed without looking at other videos because this video deserves more views

I can't believe this only got 500 views! I added it to my What is Synthwave playlist and really appreciate the hard work you've put into this. 🌴

Do season 1

Girl shows boobs 1 million views, this guy makes a maestro level breakdown of a musical masterpiece 230 likes😢..... We are screwed as species. God help us

Yes, more Bass Saxophone! More Soprano Saxophone, as well!

Great vid mate - I was a teen all through the 80's and though i didnt drive a Lambo, it was mega! Great music - new styles of music coming from every direction, games consoles, home computers were just becoming a reality. renting out those John Hughes, and breakdancing films from a video shop and also taking a chance on some low budget sci fi film because you really liked the box art! , BMX'S, so many briiliant t.v shows from America we all watched. All those films we saw at the cinema- Cinema going wasnt as dire as it was in the 70's, so by the time the early 80's rolled around they had started to improve them, so watching Star Wars films, Star Trek 2, Cannonball Run, E T, Rocky 3, Lethal Weapon etc with my buddies was truly special! I lived 10 mins walk from a cinema, so we went a lot! 😎 Great memories! Synthwave is like distilled 80's nostalgia and i love it! ❤

Another thing, have you heard of the Glissotar? Fascinating new instrument with microtonal capabilities!

In the CD version the Humanity Pt. 2 score is longer and more dramatic

Can you do more of these "How to write for blahblahblah instrument" they really help with composing!!

I love you alto clarinet! In fact I'd buy one right now if I could afford it. Not only does it have beautiful depth but it's elegant styling is like a summer wind!

Currently playing alto and bari. Sadly never got the chance to try bass

I was NOT expecting Subaru of hololive dancing on 2:46 in this video.

This slaps. "Molto infuriatoso"

warning: unsolicited feedback below fine, but for such a subject with quite a funky feel (syncopation, chromatic motif) the rest of the fugue is so counter to this. harmonically it just stays relatively safe (baroque, 18-19th century ish). rhythmically there's no reuse of the 16-note syncopated motif to develop. see ruclips.net/video/ojZ0U4QZ9gI/видео.html for a fugue that uses modern subject material

Nice, ha

Are you trying to tempt me into getting myself a bass saxophone? Cuz its working.

As a saxophonist, this was great. I would have liked to hear more of the examples to illustrate what you said about them. Even a 5-second clip of each of the scores you included in the video would have been really helpful.

What about contra alto

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Rahsaan needed that! 😂

I just found this channel, and I have never before found a man whose opinions I agree with more.

The G clarinet is the true Alto clarinet. The current Alto is actually a Tenor.

I truly do wish bass saxes (and other bass/contrabass woodwinds) can show up more in orchestral and band works. I understand these instruments are not very common and ridiculously expensive, but they still exist and many ensembles have them, waiting to be used. Bring them back, that way us tubas can have more bass to team up with!

Pretty sure it’s a bass saxophone on Willie Nelson’s watching the bubbles in my beer

Outstanding. Absolutely 💯 😅😅😅😅

Damn, this is great. What a motif! lalalalalaaa... ...who-o? ro-nie-pic-ker-ing lalalaa nanananana

the thumbnail xD

Q: what is an Eb clarinet good for? A: kindlin for an Alto clarinet fire!

Love this - great video! I hadn't realised how common those little melodies were in so many snthwave tracks. I was listening to a Pylot album (Shadowtask) and both the Synthwave Lick and Outrun Rise feature in it. Once you start noticing them, they appear very frequently! Those particular notes do sound very 80s.

Sehr gut! Danke!

ive played alto for 9 years, tenor for 7. ish. ive always always wanted a bari or bass sax. started asking my friends as a joke if theyd get me/ donate money to help me buy a contrabass or lower. havent recieved any yesses yet though.

I might try to ask my band director if she has any bass saxes that I can use because I'm on tenor and I think it would be really fun to play on an instrument that low.

I just started learning the alto clarinet not too long ago! My main instrument is alto sax, but when I started to learn this instrument, I fell in love with it. I think once I get it properly looked at it will function and sound much better. Thanks for this eye opening video!

You Tube offers me this video, apparantly at random. I played alto clarinet for 6 years in school, and I don't think I've ever spoken the name for Google or other spyware to pull suggestions for. Great video! Alto Clarinet needs more love for sure. At least half the music I played in school (1970s to 80s) I was given the 3rd alto sax part to play. Sigh. I will definitely check out more of your channel.

My problem w it is a lot of the alto Clarinets charlemou register or something like that is so Nasaly it’s so hard to get a nice full tone out of it

I loved playing the E Flat Alto Clarinet in our small high school marching and symphonic band. We were a really small group of no more than 45 players, but we had outstanding musicians.

When I was in marching band I saw a school March both bass and alto clarinet I never saw an alto clarinet before let alone knew they existed

I would love to play bass sax, but my school doesn’t own one. We own 4 baritone saxophones though.

Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be

Couldn't get very far into that video without reference to Carpenter. I really enjoyed that extended one of The Thing you did, I'd like to see more along those lines... the scoring of Terminator, Alien and films like that - from your perspective obviously. Ever get into GGFH, Acid Bath, Suicide Commando and etc?

As regards further listening, if you choose to accept, I'd recommend the playlist titled "1 Hour of Melancholic Sovietwave 2nd Mix" on Truckfighter's channel.

I have been using a Conn Bass sax for years in our quartet and ask arrangers to add a bass sax part frequently. For certain tunes its voluminous big sound gives a better tone than the bari and even in its mid-range has a nicer color. I use both swapping between them because in some tunes I want the punch that the bari delivers. Certainly for Dixie and oompah music the bass sax is king.

Am I weird? My favorite woodwinds are alto clarinet and bassoon…… am I weird?

Love this! Yes, more bass sax! I own a modern bass sax that plays up to written F#. Beautiful tone and easy tuning. It adds so much presence to the saxophone section and other woodwind instruments.

I really need a bass sax. I play tenor right now and bass both sounds and looks really cool.

I'm not a clarinet player so don't know if this is controversial or not although I think alto clarinet should keep it's name and bass clarinet should change to tenor. It just makes sense to me that Sopranino = Soprano Clarinet (in Eb, F?) Soprano = Standard clarinet (A, Bb, C, or) Alto = Alto Clarinet/Basset Horn (Eb, F) and G Clarinet even though most people consider that Soprano Tenor = Bass Clarinet (A, Bb, or C) Bass = Contralto Clarinet (Eb, F, G) *This ones name makes no sense, I don't know why it's contralto Contrabass = Contrabass (A?, Bb, C?) Obviously I got a bit specific in some of those tunings, Although as for the basics I don't know why clarinets aren't just named the way I presented. It makes more sense to me for a Contralto clarinet to be called a Bass clarinet, and a bass Clarinet to be a Tenor. I don't feel like I'm the best equipped to talk about this, although the way I described makes more sense. If anybody can tell me a reason that the normal way works better I'd genuinely like to hear because I feel like I'm missing something.

I don't disagree, but the issue is that it is extremely rare and expensive. Not many people or institutions own one

I am a young composer, and I think I am gonna start writing bass sax into my music! I however think a really underrated timbre is the soprano saxophone. I love how it sounds and writing for it!