I- what- how- Holy cow, I don't even have the words. It's so hard to believe the same instrument that made everybody deaf back in elementary school can be used to play this. Amazing job!
@@moralkombat66 I think it's less about the clock on the back wall (done to try to show that the video wasn't sped up), and more about the fact that there are a number of spots where she clearly is inhaling (mouth partly open), yet somehow still managing to play a note.
This is just ridiculously impressive. I’ve played wind instruments for over a decade and I still can’t double or triple tongue near as fast as this, that’s crazy!
@@fueledbypaintwater actually, most of the recorders do indeed sound nice. The problem comes with those plastic instruments they gave us in middle school. If you buy a more expensive wooden flute it will sound muuuuuuch better
There's only so much even a pro can do to make those horrible quality sopranos that are so often found in elementary schools actually sound good, but it doesn't take much for even a complete beginner to make a high quality plastic soprano sound good. Quality is definitely a bigger factor than the player's skill.
When I read the title, I was like "Yeah, alright, 13 notes per second, whatever." Then when I heard you play, I actually realized just how insane it is to play a wind instrument that quickly. Very impressive!
Some wind instruments r incredibly hard especially like a flute, you have to focus all your air above the embouchure hole or inside. Then you have to say “two” but like as a blow. It’s difficult especially for me
Hehe it sounds like you havent heard of the whole Rush E fiasco. You should search up "fanchen rush E" there's like, a whole story to the video! The title is something like "guy thinks I cant play rush E" or something like that
I love the irony that in order to play this decidedly *very* fast-paced song, it has to look like you're barely moving from mouth to jaw, so that it almost looks piped-in artificially, but in reality your diaphragm (and tongue) are begging for mercy the entire time. ^^' Great work!!
Honestly super impressive that you managed to mitosis yourself into two to simultaneously play the small recorder along with the larger one! Musicians are truly a different breed.
What does a "normal" recorder sound like (genuinely wondering)? Pro quality plastic soprano recorders sound completely different than the cheap bad quality ones that are so often found in schools.
as a long-time saxophone player who has a special talent of making any recorder sound like a dying cat, this is an incredible musical feat :) BRAVO!! :D
It’s impressive to see an instrument we all looked down to when we were kids be so epic P-S: Holy shit, I (for some reason) DID NOT expect so many people to relate, it’s actually impressive to see so many people all come together and share similar memories, hope every single one of you guys who read this have a great day!
Beginner tip, even though you might be joking it's a problem for people who improve. Do 👏not 👏 compare 👏 yourself 👏 to 👏 others 👏 they're way ahead of you right now and that's ok because they have years of experience. if you keep with band you could be just as amazing she is. Always strive to be better, don't look at others and lose confidence. You got this ,👍
Clearly you have never heard of flutter tonguing my dear friend. But in all seriousness playing notes fast (especially the same ones) can be achieved using flutter tonguing.
My brother and I “rediscovered” our recorders from school today and this just gave me the motivation to actually try and learn to play it again (even if just to a basic level)
@@albaaviles7148trust me, its not that hard and i'd dare even say its easy if you actually fiddled with it for some time. I started 2 weeks ago, and now i can play any song just by listening to it. To make it sound good though, you gotta master your breathing
Thank you guys for all these great comments! Never expected to get much views so this is crazy to me.. Next vid coming up the next days so subscribe and hit the bell if you don’t want to miss it 😄
All I see now is a parent walking into class to pick their 5th grader up early, only to be met with a caucophony of sweaty, red faced children playing Rush E in perfect unison on the recorder
As someone who only ever played the recorder in grade 4 with my classmates, I never expected to see this level of skill. Amazing. RUclips probably isn’t one of your top priorities, but whenever you get the chance I would love to hear another song on recorder.
Here are two y t videos with recorder: Swedish recorder player Kristine West with "Recorder favorites" 23,54 min. Old and modern music. "Some Skunk Funk": 1. Listen to the original live recording from Barcelona with the Brecker Brothers. Mikael Breckers sax solo is an iconic piece of music. 2. Search for Some Skunk Funk with French recorder player Benoit Sauve.
Oh my goshhhh.... this is NO DIG on her playing!! It was abosultely impressive. However-- rush E on a recorder at such a high speed (1:20) sounds like a heard of turkies gobbling 😭 im dying rn 🤣
There's only one issue with this video... I was scrolling along, and I decided to watch this video. What I saw was a crazy amount of effort, and a video that l ended up loving, but only 5k out of the 74k people who have watched this gave it a thumbs up!
You win youtube and you're the only one that took the recorder seriously and made something out of it while we all thought it was a joke. Well the joke is on us now. Well played.
As a beginner recorder player myself (been playing for like a year), i've got to genuinely say that it's probably not the most underrated instrument in the world, but it definely makes it to top 5, they're hard to play at the beginning if you've got poor finger coordination or something, but if you ever get the chance to play a nice song on it, in some quiet place like your backyard when you're just by yourself, you're in for a good time Recorders, especially those fancy wooden ones, sound beautiful in the right hands and scenario
@@cheeseboykid4542 can't speak for everyone. But even as someone who is decent at alto wooden recorders. They don't sound good at all compared to other wind instruments.
I feel like people dislike recorder mostly because they think of the ones they had to play in elementary. Not only do they cost 5 dollars and are plastic, they are being played by small children who can hardly even keep a solid rhythm, much less play proper music.
Your channel is new, so welcome to the youtube. You're simply amazing. I don't see many "recordists" with that virtuosy you just played. That's simply breathtaking. Holy crap. You go Suzy!!!!!
Checked out your channel to see more recorder music and found out this the only one. What a flippin legend - you really just stepped up from the loud crowd, do a backflip, and disappear back into the crowd like a theif in the knife
That's some serious talent. I've always wondered why people hate the recorder, but I see now it just needs some subtlety to play it well. That was crazy fast!
Lol I’ve always told people that the recorder sounds beautiful if played right. The people who say it’s bad are usually the one’s whose instrument squeaks on every note.
I find it has the reputation of being too simple, or a “kid’s instrument”. Mostly because they teach it in a lot of grade schools. Same with xylophones. At least, that’s how I felt until I saw people shred on both of them lol
Wait she has just 1 video, its 3.4M views, she doesnt ask for subs or likes, no sponsorships, and there's just no other info about this person? Simply amazing
I've never played a wind instrument before, but I can only imagine how fast the tongue and breathing has to be to do this... great annunciation and great job! P.S. as a pianist, I strive for that staccato so hard... Edit: I play cello as well at a beginner level, and the first annunciation i learned was a stacatto. While it's more bouncy, it's a different feeling than a normal stacatto, anyone notice that?
I play piano and clarinet (piano first) and it was really weird at first but tbh it made everything easier beacause I already knew the notes and how to count ect. So I implore you to at least try to play some wind instrument (s?)
I really congratulate you for your rapid rise. I was following you until about two weeks ago. Two weeks ago, you were about 160 subscribers, today you have 458 subscribers and I watched this video 6 times, congratulations to you.I hope you continue your success
it's one thing to be able to move your fingers that quickly, but it's another thing to have enough breath control to sustain the whole song in one take
Mad respect for doing this at the original tempo! That was truly spectacular. I have no idea how you were able to play each note so well, but I really enjoyed it. Mad talent.
I saw this video a while ago in my recommended and it had around 50k views. I thought it was underrated and I watched it again today. I'm glad to see that you got the recognition you deserve. It was really impressive to watch Rush E on a recorder, and I especially liked the sopranino parts! I can't wait to see more videos!
1:44 , remember, if BOSS could put a breathing pause in a piano composition that's meant to be an onslaught, you can put it in your wind instrument composition, composer reading this.
You did AMAZING! Like this is probably the best performance of rush E i’ve seen. Also when the soprano part joined in, it sounded like a turkey and is was just gobbling. Very nice
man I didn't even think that a vocal instrument can be this fast edit: sorry I meant to say woodwind, I said vocal bc you use ur mouth and I didn't think of the word
This was out of this world, I know very few things about playing flute or clarinet, etc. But I can tell this requires much more skill than anything else, so congrats 🤗
That is some amazing recorder playing really good job! I can't imagine how fast you are tonguing some of those notes and how you are managing to keep such good articulation. I feel if you kept with covering other songs/boosting yourself off of this boom of support to do other content you'd enjoy for the channel could really get you somewhere. Keep doing you cause it's working!
I never played the recorder so I can't exactly gauge how difficult this is exactly but just like the other instrument covers I've seen, yours is truly amazing!
Normally, I always say a joke about musicians who play flutes/recorders and instruments of the sort being good with their mouths, but I’m just too shocked and impressed. Great video, really blew me away!
Suzanne you are fantastic even when patiently waiting for your sopranino part. I've no words to tell my sympathy for your inspiration, your sense of humor and you beautiful mind that simply come to me in a blow. Thank you.
If you look at her eyes then you will see that she keeps a rhythm of blinking once every 3-5 seconds. Wich is evidence that its not sped up. Well done Suzy. As a fellow musician I can say this is stunning
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Thou dost playe thy recorder swiftly
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whaat the boss is commenting 🙇♀️
This comment feels like a well-kept secret, why doesn’t it have any likes?
@@timoteoooo
It was commented half an hour ago
Thy flute playing skills doth not go unnoticed, fair maiden.
Recorder players amaze me. The tonguing technique is mind boggling.
ayo it's fanchen
The guy himself
Indeed
You really like rush E, don't you?
You're here!!!
I love how she put the clock behind her so that nobody thinks she turned up the speed also you’re so talented!
Yes, and so close to 1337 :)
I don’t think you could speed up a recorder
@@rex8873 nah speed up the recording not the recorder
@@rex8873 bro what
@@alofii6106 was that a joke?
Girl really just dropped into yt made one video with millions of views and left. What a badass
She had another video but she deleted it
I was an angry birds song
Try to play mov 3 vivaldi winter "andante" "going" :) you could I think
@@andreaspotti3604what
literal mic drop exit... but in this case I guess it would be a "recorder drop".
I- what- how- Holy cow, I don't even have the words. It's so hard to believe the same instrument that made everybody deaf back in elementary school can be used to play this. Amazing job!
Could be the absolute quality of the material used for instrument. Are you referring to the cheap ass plastic ones?
The Recorders this youtuber is using seems to be made from wood.
Plastic is inferior in every way
@@Devilcakes yeah, I'm referring to the earrape torture devices the school should have payed us to play.
@@Devilcakes not sure if other schools did it, but we had a ukulele unit afterwards that was 1000x better.
Watching it for the third time and still cannot believe this is actually playable, well done!
Pretty much playable on anything except piano lol
I think they sped it up at some points. Look at the clock behind them
Trick is double tonguing
@@moralkombat66 they taking breaks
@@moralkombat66 I think it's less about the clock on the back wall (done to try to show that the video wasn't sped up), and more about the fact that there are a number of spots where she clearly is inhaling (mouth partly open), yet somehow still managing to play a note.
This is just ridiculously impressive.
I’ve played wind instruments for over a decade and I still can’t double or triple tongue near as fast as this, that’s crazy!
I'm honestly impressed that she can even get a decent sound out of a recorder. That is hard as frick.
@@fueledbypaintwater actually, most of the recorders do indeed sound nice. The problem comes with those plastic instruments they gave us in middle school. If you buy a more expensive wooden flute it will sound muuuuuuch better
Seriously!!!!
There's only so much even a pro can do to make those horrible quality sopranos that are so often found in elementary schools actually sound good, but it doesn't take much for even a complete beginner to make a high quality plastic soprano sound good. Quality is definitely a bigger factor than the player's skill.
I’m your 800th like !
When I read the title, I was like "Yeah, alright, 13 notes per second, whatever." Then when I heard you play, I actually realized just how insane it is to play a wind instrument that quickly. Very impressive!
Some wind instruments r incredibly hard especially like a flute, you have to focus all your air above the embouchure hole or inside. Then you have to say “two” but like as a blow. It’s difficult especially for me
Bro imagine judging a book by its cover you think its impossible or sum
when it was about 8 notes/ second is actually sounded like music. 13 notes /sec and this flute makes me want to vomit 🤮
as a clarinet player, the speed of the tonguing scares me much more than the fingering.
@@KingJellyfishII you know EXACTLY what you're saying lol
Damn this is impressive and it sounds nice af
wow thanks 🙏🏼
Yes
Only 2 replies huh
A legend said: If you can play it slowly you can play it quickly.
Which for me at least is an utter lie
Very Sacrilegious Indeed
ayo twosetters! knew they would be here, fast stuff alone will summon us, let alone recorder playing
@@theluciadd yes
𝘠𝘦𝘴. 𝘽𝙪𝙩 𝙖𝙩 𝙡𝙚𝙖𝙨𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙫𝙞𝙙 𝙙𝙞𝙙𝙣'𝙩 𝙨𝙖𝙮 𝙁𝙄𝙁𝙏𝙀𝙀𝙉 𝙣𝙤𝙩𝙚𝙨 𝙖 𝙨𝙚𝙘𝙤𝙣𝙙
I love how everyone but pianists can play this song
Hehe it sounds like you havent heard of the whole Rush E fiasco. You should search up "fanchen rush E" there's like, a whole story to the video! The title is something like "guy thinks I cant play rush E" or something like that
@@niuezz nah i believe their reflex is fast, they could catch anything if they want to.
@@leungyohana7760 also how does a joke fly? actually im pretty sure jokes cant fly unless its a paper airplane?
@@niuezz oh crap I'm not very good at understanding jokes, what was the joke? 😭
@@retrotornado4603 it means they missed the joke
I love the irony that in order to play this decidedly *very* fast-paced song, it has to look like you're barely moving from mouth to jaw, so that it almost looks piped-in artificially, but in reality your diaphragm (and tongue) are begging for mercy the entire time. ^^'
Great work!!
I've been playing the flute for 9 years and this song is still a bit hard for me, you're amazing on the flute. Congratulations
That's a recorder :P
@@tarosykes Yes yes, sorry I got the word wrong because I'm Spanish and in Spain the recorder is also called a flute
@@manurubik6831 I live in spain but I accadently the following letters: s p a i n
@@tarosykes a recorder is part of the flute family
@@TheDeadOfNight37 its a part of the woodwind family, but the recorder has its own line of instruments separate from the flute
Honestly super impressive that you managed to mitosis yourself into two to simultaneously play the small recorder along with the larger one! Musicians are truly a different breed.
Alto and sopranino recorders
@@Albergarri788”alto and soprano recorders” - 🤓
@@UhDoggo_ In fact there are all 3 in the video now that I realize. But the soprano only appears at the beginning.
All part of the job I guess... crazy world
It’s a requirement in your first semester at music school.
It's so perfectly played that it doesn't sound like a "normal" recorder
It's because she is playing an alto recorder and not a soprano one like is commonly done.
@@Tortualex She did in fact play a soprano, she just played most of the piece on alto.
What does a "normal" recorder sound like (genuinely wondering)? Pro quality plastic soprano recorders sound completely different than the cheap bad quality ones that are so often found in schools.
Sounds like a turkey at the end there (ina good way)
You mean screechingv
As a clarinet player, I bow before your tonging skills. I simply cannot imagine!
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I bet you can ;)
@@Andrew-FKF creep
also a clarinet player, I cannot fathom this. although with the recorder you don't have to physically touch the reed, I guess (since there isn't one)
@@AlannaStarcrossedwhat? What tf did he did wrong your just a dirty mind bastard
as a long-time saxophone player who has a special talent of making any recorder sound like a dying cat, this is an incredible musical feat :) BRAVO!! :D
Maybe not a long time saxophone player but a saxophone player nonetheless. And I relate and agree wholeheartedly with everything said. Great job!! :D
@@CatsinHats4 awesome! How long have you been playing?
Sax players unite! I've played the saxophone for 7 years.
@@jeremychicken3339 that's awesome dude! Same here, actually, just about 7 years for me :)
@@profex. noice, bari is my fav.
It’s impressive to see an instrument we all looked down to when we were kids be so epic
P-S: Holy shit, I (for some reason) DID NOT expect so many people to relate, it’s actually impressive to see so many people all come together and share similar memories, hope every single one of you guys who read this have a great day!
elementary school memories
bruh how did you unlock these hidden memories in my brain
epik
i actually liked recorder-
I never looked down on it. I actually quite enjoyed it, though that may because I knew hoq to play it.
Absolutely nobody:
The turkeys at the farm: 1:21
She really created this channel just for Rush E 😅
And she deserves the received fame 😂
She also made a tiktok and IG that are entirely unused lol
-Creates an account
-Drops a masterpiece of a performance
-Refuses to elaborate
-Leaves
@@lordzuzu6437 W anonymous person 🗿
This is amazing- I just joined band and can’t even imagine getting a quarter as good as this
Beginner tip, even though you might be joking it's a problem for people who improve. Do 👏not 👏 compare 👏 yourself 👏 to 👏 others 👏 they're way ahead of you right now and that's ok because they have years of experience. if you keep with band you could be just as amazing she is. Always strive to be better, don't look at others and lose confidence. You got this ,👍
@@bluejay9638 very true
Clearly you have never heard of flutter tonguing my dear friend. But in all seriousness playing notes fast (especially the same ones) can be achieved using flutter tonguing.
@@melodiapiano9518 she was double or triple tounging almost all of that
@@6ftcheeseburger384 I know, I was just using flutter tonguing as an example of the most extreme you'd need to go.
Insane playing. I have practiced this song for 2 years straight on my Alto Recorder and I'm stuck on the first part still. I owe you my respect.
My brother and I “rediscovered” our recorders from school today and this just gave me the motivation to actually try and learn to play it again (even if just to a basic level)
@@Natal.y.k Google
That’s my bro
@@albaaviles7148trust me, its not that hard and i'd dare even say its easy if you actually fiddled with it for some time. I started 2 weeks ago, and now i can play any song just by listening to it. To make it sound good though, you gotta master your breathing
When you master RUSH E you then graduate to this, a 45 second track that kills you: ruclips.net/video/qzndrJJlgCg/видео.html
HOW CAN YOU TOUNGE THAT FAST!?!?!?! Amazing job!
Nice word choice bro
LOL
@@phrc5679 that is the techinal term haha
@@tenn_k still pretty funny tho
I think she make "tu-ku-tu tu-ku-tu" tongue short word🤔
The fact that nobody is making tongue-flute jokes really tells you rarely anyone plays flute anymore.
Me who plays the flute:
recorder*☝️🤓
The close up that highlighted how you were playing so fast that the recorder was pushing your lips around gave me a hearty chuckle. Great job!
i guess ppl who play the recorder don’t need air or smth
@@EmmaJohnsonShenanigans circular breathing possibly
@@brqe which is basically holding their breath in their mouth right? or am i missing something
@@EmmaJohnsonShenanigans Its where you breathe out from your mouth, while also breathing in from your nose.
@@brqe oh wow
sounds like i would choke trying 😅
Thank you guys for all these great comments! Never expected to get much views so this is crazy to me.. Next vid coming up the next days so subscribe and hit the bell if you don’t want to miss it 😄
Can i collab i am a six grader that plays violin
can upload more videos
You know like this was so great i am sp*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*chless
This is amazing!
You're beautiful hehe🥰
They need to teach this in school. Even if it takes millions of years to learn this masterpiece, it’s worth it.
All I see now is a parent walking into class to pick their 5th grader up early, only to be met with a caucophony of sweaty, red faced children playing Rush E in perfect unison on the recorder
no it will not be worth it 😭 it will just end in kids quitting band/orchestra
basically over 70% who played a recorder can’t even get the low Do
Its the new flight of the bumblebee
@@collinwalker550 omg 😂
This woman dropped a banger and left her yt channel
The fact that she does this with a straight face the whole time makes it even better
We have to keep a serious face on, otherwise the instrument won't play right. But I would also be laughing the whole time 😂
@@olivebee3268 most musicians make weird expressions
Yeah i know she’s amazing
Wow…I literally have no words. I cannot comprehend the sheer talent it takes to do something so impressive
ikr I am good at recorder but this here is the recorder goddess
It’s called sustained effort, not talent
I kind of am but I'm nothing compared to her
@@billycohan6975 Those are not mutually exclusive (on the contrary).
As someone who only ever played the recorder in grade 4 with my classmates, I never expected to see this level of skill. Amazing.
RUclips probably isn’t one of your top priorities, but whenever you get the chance I would love to hear another song on recorder.
Check out Ascanio Trombetti's "Diligam Te Domine" on The Royal Wind Music's channel - 4 of the 5 biggest recorder sizes.
As well as being totally accurate, this was one of the sweetest, most accepting RUclips comments I've read in a while :)
Here are two y t videos with recorder:
Swedish recorder player Kristine West with "Recorder favorites" 23,54 min. Old and modern music.
"Some Skunk Funk": 1. Listen to the original live recording from Barcelona with the Brecker Brothers. Mikael Breckers sax solo is an iconic piece of music.
2. Search for Some Skunk Funk with French recorder player Benoit Sauve.
Oh my goshhhh.... this is NO DIG on her playing!! It was abosultely impressive. However-- rush E on a recorder at such a high speed (1:20) sounds like a heard of turkies gobbling 😭 im dying rn 🤣
You are ridiculously talented! Great cover!
There's only one issue with this video... I was scrolling along, and I decided to watch this video. What I saw was a crazy amount of effort, and a video that l ended up loving, but only 5k out of the 74k people who have watched this gave it a thumbs up!
1:46 the turkeys are coming
You win youtube and you're the only one that took the recorder seriously and made something out of it while we all thought it was a joke. Well the joke is on us now. Well played.
As a beginner recorder player myself (been playing for like a year), i've got to genuinely say that it's probably not the most underrated instrument in the world, but it definely makes it to top 5, they're hard to play at the beginning if you've got poor finger coordination or something, but if you ever get the chance to play a nice song on it, in some quiet place like your backyard when you're just by yourself, you're in for a good time
Recorders, especially those fancy wooden ones, sound beautiful in the right hands and scenario
people dont like it because a lot of people have to learn it in school
@@cheeseboykid4542 can't speak for everyone. But even as someone who is decent at alto wooden recorders. They don't sound good at all compared to other wind instruments.
I feel like people dislike recorder mostly because they think of the ones they had to play in elementary. Not only do they cost 5 dollars and are plastic, they are being played by small children who can hardly even keep a solid rhythm, much less play proper music.
@@Duexroted compare them to any wooden instrument
they dont sound good
@@dark6.6E-34 i agree.. I feel like they lack the grace and clarity that other wind instruments have
Your channel is new, so welcome to the youtube. You're simply amazing. I don't see many "recordists" with that virtuosy you just played. That's simply breathtaking. Holy crap. You go Suzy!!!!!
Damnn
Checked out your channel to see more recorder music and found out this the only one. What a flippin legend - you really just stepped up from the loud crowd, do a backflip, and disappear back into the crowd like a theif in the knife
13 notes per second, thats exhaling 13 times in 1 second, which is absolutely unbelievabe
Girl you’re an absolute LEGEND I’ve tried to learn some of this but the tonguing that quickly is harder than it looks
That's some serious talent. I've always wondered why people hate the recorder, but I see now it just needs some subtlety to play it well. That was crazy fast!
Lol I’ve always told people that the recorder sounds beautiful if played right. The people who say it’s bad are usually the one’s whose instrument squeaks on every note.
I find it has the reputation of being too simple, or a “kid’s instrument”. Mostly because they teach it in a lot of grade schools. Same with xylophones. At least, that’s how I felt until I saw people shred on both of them lol
most recorder players are 3rd graders
Why people don’t like the recorder: *elementary school flashbacks*
americans probably hate it because a lot of us grew up with mandatory recorder lessons in public school lol
"Definitly not a G#"
"Bb minor be killing me"
I love these annotations. Awesome playing too!
Wait she has just 1 video, its 3.4M views, she doesnt ask for subs or likes, no sponsorships, and there's just no other info about this person? Simply amazing
Bro this is acctually crazy
0:29 *mario has picked up a coin*
Pfft-
Fr😂
Fr
"The recorder is generally thought of as a training instrument for children, but listen to it... Breathtaking" Cpt. R. Holt
I like how the tune is higher, it contrasts well with the lower tuned keyboard version. Very impressive!
Best Rush-E Remake on a different instrument on RUclips! Awesome girl too! :)
I've never played a wind instrument before, but I can only imagine how fast the tongue and breathing has to be to do this... great annunciation and great job!
P.S. as a pianist, I strive for that staccato so hard...
Edit: I play cello as well at a beginner level, and the first annunciation i learned was a stacatto. While it's more bouncy, it's a different feeling than a normal stacatto, anyone notice that?
I play piano and clarinet (piano first) and it was really weird at first but tbh it made everything easier beacause I already knew the notes and how to count ect. So I implore you to at least try to play some wind instrument (s?)
Nah, learn brass, brass is superior
@Oofboygames YT NOPE PENCILS ARE BETTRR
@Oofboygames YT Percussion for the win!
Double tounging
as someone who used to play flute before losing it and never finding it again, this is amazing
hi sunset how are you
@@classiteam3643 ngl I'm tired, hbu
Lol
I'm sorry?!?! You lost your flute?!?!?!
@@fueledbypaintwater all we have
I really congratulate you for your rapid rise. I was following you until about two weeks ago. Two weeks ago, you were about 160 subscribers, today you have 458 subscribers and I watched this video 6 times, congratulations to you.I hope you continue your success
thank you! I looked it up.. 7 days ago it was 40 subs. Appreciate it so much 😊
That was so cool!
Who said recorder is boring?
Thank you for this piece of fun and joy (and grace!)
it's one thing to be able to move your fingers that quickly, but it's another thing to have enough breath control to sustain the whole song in one take
This is insanely impressive from a musical standpoint- the skill it takes to tongue that many notes that fast is really impressive
Mad respect for doing this at the original tempo! That was truly spectacular. I have no idea how you were able to play each note so well, but I really enjoyed it. Mad talent.
The recorder is that special kind of instrument that always sounds out of tune and wonky no matter how expertly it's played.
I saw this video a while ago in my recommended and it had around 50k views. I thought it was underrated and I watched it again today. I'm glad to see that you got the recognition you deserve. It was really impressive to watch Rush E on a recorder, and I especially liked the sopranino parts! I can't wait to see more videos!
1:51 🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓🐓
Good comment
more like a 🦃
1:00 sounds like a bird lol
Lol, and they say the recorder isn't a real musical instrument! Brilliant rebuttal! Pushing the instrument and our biases to the limits!!
This is amazing! all i could play is hot cross buns
a classic 🕺🏼
1:41 " wakawakak awawww"
I'm a clarinet player but this. This is ✨impressive 💅
A FELLOW CLARINET PLAYER!
1:44 , remember, if BOSS could put a breathing pause in a piano composition that's meant to be an onslaught, you can put it in your wind instrument composition, composer reading this.
1:28 Full concentration moment
This is amazing! I could never imagine myself doing thst in ang moment of my life, it sounds so good! Your channel is gonna be amazing in the future!
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Guys everywhere "i give up."
You did AMAZING! Like this is probably the best performance of rush E i’ve seen. Also when the soprano part joined in, it sounded like a turkey and is was just gobbling. Very nice
man I didn't even think that a vocal instrument can be this fast
edit: sorry I meant to say woodwind, I said vocal bc you use ur mouth and I didn't think of the word
Who's gonna tell him?
@@jnbplaysgames not me-
a recorder is actually a woodwind instrument, not a vocal. a vocal instrument well, your voice.
@@aash1263 thank god.
@@aash1263 thank god you told em
This was out of this world, I know very few things about playing flute or clarinet, etc. But I can tell this requires much more skill than anything else, so congrats 🤗
This is INSANE!!! Very well played, u are EXTREMELY talented!!!
fucking amazing. this shit takes insane skill and you pulled it off incredibly well.
That is some amazing recorder playing really good job! I can't imagine how fast you are tonguing some of those notes and how you are managing to keep such good articulation. I feel if you kept with covering other songs/boosting yourself off of this boom of support to do other content you'd enjoy for the channel could really get you somewhere. Keep doing you cause it's working!
As someone who has been playing recorder moderately for the past 8 years let me just say, WOW!
When the chicken enters the song, you know what’s going down
As a fellow recordist I can surly say you are a legendary person with rush Eeeeeeeeee
I never played the recorder so I can't exactly gauge how difficult this is exactly but just like the other instrument covers I've seen, yours is truly amazing!
It's super easy to play but pretty difficult to play it well. it but if not played well will sound like a dying cat
0:50 why did this feel like angery bird music
Bad piggies ig
You'll be the first to finish the piece in every concert ... hahahahaha, no serious, amazing job!
You just made me smile, fabulously played. I wish I could play a recorder like that 😍
Even if I could tongue the notes that fast (I can't) here's no way I could coordinate my fingers with them. This is so impressive.
Normally, I always say a joke about musicians who play flutes/recorders and instruments of the sort being good with their mouths, but I’m just too shocked and impressed. Great video, really blew me away!
I love the first 10 seconds where she just flashes a devilish smile before picking up the recorders
Amazing song on the most underrated musical instrument. Well done!
0:37 new quest started
Suzanne you are fantastic even when patiently waiting for your sopranino part. I've no words to tell my sympathy for your inspiration, your sense of humor and you beautiful mind that simply come to me in a blow. Thank you.
What
Hi Sue, that definitely have been really nice! Thanks for sharing!
I am significantly, deeply impressed. I'm an amateur player of recorder of long, boring, standing. This is ... magnificent!
this is just PURE talent!!
She dont need air, the air need her
Omg you are so good on recorder!mind blowing!!!!
Me impressing me elementary school music teacher:
This is amazing and the video is really well done - you should do more of these.
This girl has more talent than my whole neighborhood's family tree of each house
weird insult to your neighbours
That's not talent, that's years worth of -torture and eternal pain- hard work that paid off
If you look at her eyes then you will see that she keeps a rhythm of blinking once every 3-5 seconds. Wich is evidence that its not sped up. Well done Suzy. As a fellow musician I can say this is stunning
That's crazy! Sounds unbelievably great
thats impressive as hell! if i tried to do that I'd probably *pass out*
Wow, insane (coming from a recorder player)! I'd love to see more.
HOW THE FUCK DO YOU PLAY INDIVIDUAL NOTES SO FAST AND STILL SO CLEAR ?? SO TALENTED HOLY SHIT
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