@@InstrumentManiac not a bad sound on the contrabass clarinet!! Much love from a contra player ❤️❤️. I love that you showcased it! I never see anyone else play my instrument on RUclips.
All jokes aside, the fact that this sounds genuinely pretty nice is a great lesson in composition. Even limiting yourself to just one measure of melody repeating, there are so many ways to add variety and vibes to it without overwhelming the listener with bells and whistles.
Not really… only a dozen or so actually “different” instruments. Percussion arguably doesn’t count, variations of the same instrument are easier to learn once you learn the first instrument. Mastering one instrument is definitely a much larger task than learning the superficial basics of a number of instruments
@@Jwellsuhhuh yea like that one trombone video called "something something A Trombone Sing", that guy was hitting those high notes I bet his lips were numb
@@Jwellsuhhuh yeah i mean you could learn to be the best maracas player of all time with years of mastery of the craft, or you could shake em about for 2 seconds and it does kinda sound like the lick
I count 15 different methods of producing sound, not including the otamatone or any of the percussion. Here's the list: flute method (I couldn't find a better name), single reed (see below), upright string, piano, harp, guitar, neck string, brass (see below again), recorder/air method, double bass, accordion, native flute (? idk I've never heard of it so I counted it outside of the flute group), double reed, mallets, 1/2 size cello thing. Maybe category: autocharp??, kalimba?? I grouped the single reeds as one as if you have the single reed embouchure down, you just need to tweak it al little to play the other instruments of its category. I don't play a single reed anymore, but one of my good friends in band plays clarinet and picked up bass clarinet pretty quickly. I did the same with brass due to the same reason. I once again don't play brass, or at least multiple brass instruments, but it seems that you can pick up others easy if you know one, unless you are going from like piccolo trumpet to like tuba. Idk what a native flute is or if its like a flute in any way so I was lenient on that. Also I did count the different ways of holding a string instrument and playing them in different categories. Mallets arguably don't count along with the autocharp and kalimba. You could also not count harp or piano. Or even if you were more strict, not count like recorder or accordion or guitar. So like its from 5-15 "unique instruments" in total
@@gamertime7079 I appreciate your analysis. It's no doubt very debatable as to what counts as a "variation" of an instrument. Learning how to play 90 instruments regardless of their similarity to each other is still a feat. and I think I dismissed that fact a bit too much in my first reply. By "percussion doesn't count" I meant unpitched percussion like tambourines, castanets etc. since they are not playing the full "lick" just the rhythm. I still think pianos marimbas etc could count as idk "keyboard" instrument.
I'm Japanese and I use translations. Sorry if my English is weird. I just recently found this channel and I love your playing. How can you play so many instruments! Above all you have great expressive eyebrows. That's what I love the most. Seeing you enjoy playing makes me happy too!☺️
@@not_estainsthere's only some unnatural structures and an incorrect one but that's pretty much it, though we have to keep in mind the engine is translating it through japanese
You know, when I was expecting a simple showcase, I didn't expect Luke to go above and beyond with the presentation and make a fully fledged track with the lick. Well played, sir. Well played. Edit: I love how focused he looks when playing all the percussion instruments, while he looks so lax playing the others XD
I agree. His playing itself is great, but that's not all. His expressiveness is great, and he looks like he really enjoys playing! I'm Japanese. I used a translation, so sorry if my English is weird.
ok i find it such a crime that no one is talking about the pure beauty and warmth that is the transition between the cello and the tenor saxophone. could honestly listen to that for hours
I love that he continued with giving the electric bass after it was played, really. Among the instruments, the bass for me was always the instrument that gives support for both the percussive and melodic (and harmonic) aspects of music. Of course, there are other instruments that played alongside it, really.
I'm not going to stop saying it... How can you possibly play so many instruments!? You're incredible. Fantastic lick and such an enjoyable production! You're the gift that keeps on giving. 😁 Can't wait for the new tugs tune that's coming sometime soon!!! 🥳😉
Something that really bothers me is that 86 (the slide whistle, 1:57) and 88 (the pitched chimes, 2:00) could've been played with pitch, but were not. But overall, I really liked the video.
0:58 had me dead But anyways, this is really impressive! How are you so good at so many instruments? I know it’s a simple few notes but your sound quality on all of them is actually good. It’s not like you’re a beginner
im pretty sure a part of it has to do with the fact that families of wind instruments tend to have similar mechanisms between each other so you can switch into them and use prior instrument experience (thats why theyre transposed)
All the other multi-instrumented people that claim to play all their instruments really struggle to get a good sound the strings (I.e. Violin, Viola, Cello etc…) but I’m shocked at how good the strings sound here
I love that he continued with giving the electric bass after it was played, really. Among the instruments, the bass for me was always the instrument that gives support for both the percussive and melodic (and harmonic) aspects of music. Of course, there are other instruments that played alongside it, really.
The number of musical instruments in your house must outnumber the stars in the sky. You are very skilled since you can play all of these so well! :) 👍💯
ngl backing track is the best part. The lick itself is just background to the bass, violin, piano, and other background instruments that make it sound good.
Made me so happy to see the contrabass clarinet featured. I had to fight tooth and nail to get to play that my senior year of high school and that was still one of the heights of my life tbh (oh G-d it makes it sound like I peaked in high school)
the sheer amount of instruments you own is truly astounding. i wish i could own that many but as it stands i only have an electric and an acoustic guitar, a trumpet, clarinet, harmonica, piano, and a sax. i can only play like four of those.
His talents is everything but do we not gonna talk about how he express his felling through his eyebrow?. lol It seem to me that he is not only play the lick on those marvelous instruments but also his eyebrow too tho😆
@@joejoe5081 So you're telling me that, because I can play flute, I can claim "I can play 1million different instruments!" just because there's 1million different flutes that exist? Obviously not an exact figure or anything, just sake of argument.
There is some incredible fucking talent and an incredible collection on display at once here. Looking forward to your future works, Thomas related or not!
Timestamps for EVERY INSTRUMENT! (i wasted 21 minutes of my life to write this) 1. 0:00 - Flute 2. 0:02 - Soprano Sax 3. 0:05 - Cello 4. 0:06 - Midi Keyboard never gonna give you up
i listen to this video at LEAST a few times a week bc this arrangement is fantastic (and i'm jealous of ur collection) and there's many parts of it that i find charming as hell but i luv the bass guitar section the most, i started learning how to play it earlier this yr and i absolutely hav to learn that part bc u sound lovely 🙏🙏🙏
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Which instrument number are you? Mine is 42 🥴
I am 78
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Please make more videos like this incredibly SATISFYING
he took the shittiest concept in music and he made it great 😂 true master
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i like how we get the high soprano recorder and it sounds all nice and then it instantly jumps to bb contra clarinet
the beauty and the *_beast_*
@@aloysiuskurnia7643 which one is which
@@aloysiuskurnia7643 the beauty and the devil
Giving the full *range* 👀
@@InstrumentManiac not a bad sound on the contrabass clarinet!! Much love from a contra player ❤️❤️. I love that you showcased it! I never see anyone else play my instrument on RUclips.
Love that the manufacturer for the conch is listed as “the ocean”
I knowtis it too it was funny XD
And the manufacturer of the Dizi flute is China
not a company in China, China itself
Lmfao
#73
Beat me to it😂
Every instrument:
Awesome music
Bb Contra Clarinet:
*BRRRRT*
sky pfp detected, based
I love how 90 instruments have normal brand names, and the Conch shell is just
*t h e o c e a n*
👁️🌊👁️
@@InstrumentManiacsir I must ask, why are you looking forward?
the djem†be is listed as being made by the country of senegal as well
THE CONCH HAS SPOKEN
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All jokes aside, the fact that this sounds genuinely pretty nice is a great lesson in composition.
Even limiting yourself to just one measure of melody repeating, there are so many ways to add variety and vibes to it without overwhelming the listener with bells and whistles.
Well said!
True
Yes
I find that a great example of this is built to scale from rhythm heaven ds.
Just like Bolero!
I like how this slowly evolved into a full on song just using the”lick”. Really well done!
Thanks to the chords in the back
@@ahmedal-zamzami9683 well yeah but still genious :o
@@ahmedal-zamzami9683 Plus some backing lines
I think the music in the background destroyed the video
@@cristibaluta nah it made it better
oh damn, for a moment I thought: "Why would anyone want to lick 91 instruments?"
🤣🤣
Devious lick, if you're at it. Lol
"my goes are being your understanding" school-band kid
Well if putting your lips on one counts as licking it then theres a good few instruments he "licks" while licking them.
@@matheussanthiago9685 goes?
0:56 the sudden shift from the high pitched recorder to the extremely low clarinet really made me crack up
Not only did he perform The Lick on 91 Instruments, but he also, in regular Instrument Maniac fashion, added his own ring to it!
The sheer amount of work it’s gotta take to learn all of these instruments is impressive
Not really… only a dozen or so actually “different” instruments. Percussion arguably doesn’t count, variations of the same instrument are easier to learn once you learn the first instrument. Mastering one instrument is definitely a much larger task than learning the superficial basics of a number of instruments
@@Jwellsuhhuh yea like that one trombone video called "something something A Trombone Sing", that guy was hitting those high notes I bet his lips were numb
@@Jwellsuhhuh yeah i mean you could learn to be the best maracas player of all time with years of mastery of the craft, or you could shake em about for 2 seconds and it does kinda sound like the lick
I count 15 different methods of producing sound, not including the otamatone or any of the percussion. Here's the list: flute method (I couldn't find a better name), single reed (see below), upright string, piano, harp, guitar, neck string, brass (see below again), recorder/air method, double bass, accordion, native flute (? idk I've never heard of it so I counted it outside of the flute group), double reed, mallets, 1/2 size cello thing. Maybe category: autocharp??, kalimba??
I grouped the single reeds as one as if you have the single reed embouchure down, you just need to tweak it al little to play the other instruments of its category. I don't play a single reed anymore, but one of my good friends in band plays clarinet and picked up bass clarinet pretty quickly.
I did the same with brass due to the same reason. I once again don't play brass, or at least multiple brass instruments, but it seems that you can pick up others easy if you know one, unless you are going from like piccolo trumpet to like tuba.
Idk what a native flute is or if its like a flute in any way so I was lenient on that. Also I did count the different ways of holding a string instrument and playing them in different categories. Mallets arguably don't count along with the autocharp and kalimba. You could also not count harp or piano. Or even if you were more strict, not count like recorder or accordion or guitar.
So like its from 5-15 "unique instruments" in total
@@gamertime7079 I appreciate your analysis. It's no doubt very debatable as to what counts as a "variation" of an instrument. Learning how to play 90 instruments regardless of their similarity to each other is still a feat. and I think I dismissed that fact a bit too much in my first reply.
By "percussion doesn't count" I meant unpitched percussion like tambourines, castanets etc. since they are not playing the full "lick" just the rhythm. I still think pianos marimbas etc could count as idk "keyboard" instrument.
Musical Instrument Timestamp
0:00 Flute
0:03 Soprano Sax
0:05 Cello
0:06 Midi Keyboard
0:09 Leveled Harp
0:11 Guitar
0:12 Clarinet
0:13 Violin
0:14 Claves
0:16 Cornet
0:17 Toy Piano
0:19 Egg Shakers
0:20 Bass Clarinet
0:21 Alto Recorder
0:22 Banjo
0:24 Piccolo
0:25 Double Bass
0:27 Tambourine
0:28 Accordion
0:29 Vibra Slap
0:30 Native Flute
0:32 Alto Sax
0:33 Flute 2
0:34 Guitar 2
0:36 Oboe
0:37 Castanets
0:38 Sophariano Recorder
0:40 Electric Bass
0:41 Cabasa
0:42 Guiro
0:44 Sand Blocks
0:45 Maracas
0:47 Castanets 2
0:48 Triangle
0:49 Djembe
0:50 Snare
0:52 Pedal Harp
0:53 Euphonium
0:54 Alto Flute
0:56 Mandolin
0:57 Soprano Recorder
0:58 Contrabass Clarinet XD
1:00 Vibraphone
1:01 Eb Clarinet
1:02 Ukulele
1:04 Cello 2
1:05 Tenor Sax
1:06 Cowbell
1:08 Glockenspiel
1:09 Electric Piano
1:10 Washboard
1:12 Violin 2
1:14 Hi Hat
1:15 Wood Block
1:16 Tambourine
1:17 Ride Cymbal
1:18 Ratchet
1:20 Sleigh Bells
1:21 Bike Horn
1:22 Wind Chimes
1:24 Viola
1:25 Clarinet 2
1:26 Sophaninro Recorder 2
1:28 French Horn
1:29 Bass Flute
1:30 Native Flute 2
1:32 Dbl. String Harp
1:34 Triangle 2
1:35 Alto Clarinet
1:36 Electric Guitar
1:37 Banjolele
1:38 Train Whistle... LOL
1:40 Conch Shell
1:41 Tenor Recorder
1:42 C Melody Sax
1:44 Dizi Flute
1:45 Native Flute 3
1:46 Trombone
1:48 Oracina
1:49 Bassoon
1:50 Keyed Flute
1:52 Chime
1:53 Autosharp
1:54 Kalimba
1:56 Desk Bells
1:57 Slide Whistle
1:59 Bass Recorder
2:00 Pitched Chimes
2:01 Flute 3
2:02 Toy Piano 2
2:03 Otamatone
That's all! I really take a long time on this.
Edit: OOPS! I put the Sophanros, and flutes number list wrong, that's what I fixed it
Wow, amazing job!
Only one mistake, there are three flutes.
no harmonica surprises me
Damn no trombone
Oracinia?
I'm Japanese and I use translations. Sorry if my English is weird.
I just recently found this channel and I love your playing.
How can you play so many instruments!
Above all you have great expressive eyebrows.
That's what I love the most.
Seeing you enjoy playing makes me happy too!☺️
Don't worry about your English, it will only improve the more you use it so don't hold back!
@@cloroxbleach9222 he's using a translator tho. Most likely doesn't know english
@@eightohthreefilms it's a damn good translator then god damn
wow those translations are really good
@@not_estainsthere's only some unnatural structures and an incorrect one but that's pretty much it, though we have to keep in mind the engine is translating it through japanese
You know, when I was expecting a simple showcase, I didn't expect Luke to go above and beyond with the presentation and make a fully fledged track with the lick. Well played, sir. Well played.
Edit: I love how focused he looks when playing all the percussion instruments, while he looks so lax playing the others XD
Thank you!
I thought the same. I didn't expected him to come up with an entire following tracks
'lax'
Lol
Timestamps for background instruments:
0:09 Keyboard
0:16 Claves
0:20 Shaker
0:41 Electric Bass
0:52 Snare
1:13 Violins
1:35 Triangle
1:56 Bass, Snare, and Violins Exit
2:02 Claves and Shaker Exit
Anyone got the chords for the midi?
Wow look at that eyebrow movement. A true musician
👀👀
I agree.
His playing itself is great, but that's not all.
His expressiveness is great, and he looks like he really enjoys playing!
I'm Japanese. I used a translation, so sorry if my English is weird.
ok i find it such a crime that no one is talking about the pure beauty and warmth that is the transition between the cello and the tenor saxophone. could honestly listen to that for hours
☺️☺️
I thought I was the only one who thought that
Which instrument number are you? Mine is 42 👀
38 :)
13 used to be 7
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62 but I’m hoping to play contrabass one day
65!!!
I love that he continued with giving the electric bass after it was played, really. Among the instruments, the bass for me was always the instrument that gives support for both the percussive and melodic (and harmonic) aspects of music.
Of course, there are other instruments that played alongside it, really.
Lol 69 likes
As an Euphonium player, it makes me happy to see that the euphonium is on this, but not the tuba, since my instrument is always known as "small tuba."
Yeah, using a tuba instead of a euphonium would be a low blow.
I miss tuba☹️
I played the cornet in high school and it was nice to see it instead of just "trumpet" lol
yes!
Euph players finally getting justice
WE MAKING IT OUT OF BAND CLASS WITH THIS ONE🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶🥶🥶🗣🗣🗣🗣💯💯💯💯
👏👏👏
64 likes and i will watch 64 times
Proof that bossa is the ultimate genre
Facts.
I'm not going to stop saying it... How can you possibly play so many instruments!? You're incredible. Fantastic lick and such an enjoyable production! You're the gift that keeps on giving. 😁 Can't wait for the new tugs tune that's coming sometime soon!!! 🥳😉
Haha thanks Nick I really appreciate it!
1:40 Conch Shell. Brand: "The Ocean" 😊
Браво! Это круто что вы играете на таком количестве инструментов!
I was just expecting a regular showcase. Instead I get a friggin' BOP!
The Lick sounds great outside of jazz.
What makes it 'THE' Lick?
The oboe sounded *really* nice. (Instrument number 25, 0:35)
Something that really bothers me is that 86 (the slide whistle, 1:57) and 88 (the pitched chimes, 2:00) could've been played with pitch, but were not. But overall, I really liked the video.
@iiSimply_Ali same! Played for a good few years now and he had a very rich tone on that 👌
Yoooo, here's some oboe players!!
@@quinn7894 2:00 ye
Love that you put a groove and some chords into this to make it musical. And awesome collection!
Thanks so much!
I love how he introduces the bass and violin and stays for almost the entire rest of the song.
So I came here to hear the lick 91 times, I was NOT expecting a whole arrangement with it. Absolutely incredible work!
0:58 had me dead
But anyways, this is really impressive! How are you so good at so many instruments? I know it’s a simple few notes but your sound quality on all of them is actually good. It’s not like you’re a beginner
yeah i was NOT prepared
im pretty sure a part of it has to do with the fact that families of wind instruments tend to have similar mechanisms between each other so you can switch into them and use prior instrument experience (thats why theyre transposed)
Lmao, he found the brown note
Thanks! Been doing this for 20+ years now… I’m old 😂
Catch yourself on and get yourself clued up about how recorders are properly played and not just a stereotypical beginner's instrument.
He obviously has some musical talent, but the control of his eyebrows is unbelievable!
👀
MANN THIS SO FIRE, im literaly crying with just one sample, you are really talented to do that, im really impressed
All the other multi-instrumented people that claim to play all their instruments really struggle to get a good sound the strings (I.e. Violin, Viola, Cello etc…) but I’m shocked at how good the strings sound here
Thanks! 8 years of cello lessons and going 6 years strong on the violin lessons 😂 they’re tough!
This is so underrated, to even be able to play one measure with so many instruments is a skill within itself, amazing!
The fact that no one talks about how smooth 1:24 - 1:29 is is a crime.
Flute
Bass Flute
Native Flute
Dizi Flute
Keyed Flute
Alto Flute
Piccolo
Plastic Ocarina
Ceramic Ocarina
Ocarina Of Time
C Melody Saxophone
Soprano Saxophone
Tenor Saxophone
Alto Saxophone
Trumpet
Trombone
Cornet
Euphonium
French Horn
Violin
Viola
Cello
Double Bass
Harmonica
Accordion
Tango Accordion
Clarinet
Eb Clarinet
Bb Clarinet
Bass Clarinet
Alto Clarinet
Contrabass Clarinet
Splash Cymbal
Ride Cymbal
Finger Cymbal
Claves
Egg Shakers
Vibraslap
Snare Drums
Cabasa
Guiro
Woodblock
Sleigh Bells
Police Whistle
Train Whistle
Siren Whistle
G Tin Whistle
D Tin Whistle
B Tin Whistle
Slide Whistle
English Horn
Vibraphone
Tubular Bells
Music Box
Xylosynth
Omnichord
Soprano Xylophone
Bass Xylophone
Bass Marimba
Xylophone
Marimba
Flexatone
Triangle
Hi-Hat
Kick Drums
Bass Drums
Stylophone
Stylophone GEN X-1
Vingate Stylophone
Stylophone Synthesizer
Lever Harp
Pedal Harp
Autoharp
Tambourine
Castanets
Sopranino Recorder
Soprano Recorder
Tenor Recorder
Bass Recorder
Alto Recorder
Sand Blocks
Djembe
Oboe
Maracas
Mandolin
Acoustic Guitar
Acoustic Bass
Electric Violin
Electric Bass
Electric Guitar
Bass Guitar
Ukulele
Ukulele Bass
Banjo Ukulele
Banjo
Mini Banjo
Desk Bells
Pitched Chimes
Electric Piano
Grand Piano
Nord Keyboard
Electric Keyboard
Toy Piano
Washboard
Cow Bell
Ratchet
Wind Chimes
Jaw Harp
Kalimba
Double Strung Harp
Otamatone
Conch Shell
Bassoon
HOLY CRAP
this was way cooler than it needed to be, and I'm all for it
So fun! Love this Luke!
First comment of an year later comment,hello!
Which instrument number are you? Mine is 42 😂
50 and 22
47 but I also play 13, 22, and 70
8 🎻
15 🪕
3
I love that he continued with giving the electric bass after it was played, really. Among the instruments, the bass for me was always the instrument that gives support for both the percussive and melodic (and harmonic) aspects of music.
Of course, there are other instruments that played alongside it, really.
0:53 Yesss, you included the euphonium!
No wonder I can't play any instruments, this guy has taken all of the talent
This could be like a song, it should be on Spotify!
coming soon! Waiting for it to clear 😅
OMG, this is so fun, I couldn't stop smiling while watching. Lovely melody!
Also, that contrabass clarinet gave me a good scare, lol :D
given that he’s pretty much good at every instrument, he could basically create a whole band with just him
Basically what his channel is
Trombone
@@braydend2997 thank god he fixed it. i ended up trying it out myself, realized it wasn't really that hard
I wouldn’t expect too much out of this, but still I’m looking forward to it!. 😊
It’s cool
Love the euphonium!
Your eyebrow form is impressive! Doubtlessly my favourite instrument in all this
Это было невероятно! Какая услада для ушей. Слушала просто с восторгом! Сама играю на флейте. Отлично проделанная работа!!
I agree, well done.
The 90 instruments in the video: 🥰👑🫶❤️
contrabass clarinet:💀
The number of musical instruments in your house must outnumber the stars in the sky. You are very skilled since you can play all of these so well!
:) 👍💯
that background for the midi keyboard is WILD. I love it.
All of the instruments he used
1.) Flute
2.) Soprano sax
3.) Cello
4.) MIDI keyboard
5.) Lever harp
6.) Guitar
7.) Clarinet
8.) Violin
9.) Claves
10.) Cornet
11.) Toy piano
12.) Egg shakers
13.) Bass clarinet
14.) Alto recorder
15.) Banjo
16.) Piccolo
17.) Double bass
18.) Tambourine
19.) Accordion
20.) Vibraslap
21.) Native flute
22.) Alto sax
23.) Flute
24.) Guitar
25.) Oboe
26.) Castanets
27.) Sopranino recorder
28.) Electric bass
29.) Cabasa
30.) Guiro
31.) Sand blocks
32.) Maracas
33.) Castanets
34.) Triangle
35.) Djembe
36.) Snare
37.) Pedal harp
38.) Euphonium
39.) Alto flute
40.) Mandolin
41.) Soprano recorder
42.) Contrabass clarinet
43.) Vibraphone
44.) Eb clarinet
45.) Mandolin
46.) Cello
47.) Tenor sac
48.) Cowbell
49.) Glockenspiel
50.) Electric piano
51.) Washboard
52.) Violin
53.) Hi hat
54.) Wood block
55.) Tambourine
56.) Ride cymbal
57.) ratchet
58.) Sleigh bells
59.) Bike horn
60.) Wind chimes
Viola
Clarinet
Sopanino recorder
French horn
Bass flute
Native flute
Double strung harp
Triangle
Alto clarinet
Electric guitar
Banjo ukulele
Train whistle
Conch shell
Tenor recorder
C Mélody sax
Dizi flute
Native flute
Trombone
Ocarina
Bassoon
Keyed flute
Chime
Autoharp
Kalimba
Desk bells
Slide whistles
Bass recorder
Pitched chimes
Flute
Toy piano
Otamatone
You are an absolute legend 👏
@@InstrumentManiac hahaha thanks oof it was bad I gave up numbering it for now
Appreciate the effort but youre way off
@@zipporian1491 I'm definitely right up to 60
As a man who plays trombone but loves all instruments, this is an amazing love letter to music in it's own way.
I like how... just to show off your collection... you turned the most infamous riff in all of Jazz Music into a catchy song.
Kudos.
They all sound so nice… and the otamatone. That got me
Exactly! The little dude right at the end, made me laugh out loud :)
that was more than I could have ever expected! absolutely amazing work!
Glad you liked it!
I thought this video was going to be extremely slow paced at first like the start, but you turned it into a whole song and its amazing
contrabass clarinet be like: *t a c o b e l l*
as a flute player, i am very very VERY happy to see that you mentioned flutes in this video, and the song is amazing.
Why is this so beautiful especially THE HARP WAAAHHH
Edit: Timestamp is 0:09
Me too maybe it's because it's sounds like ancient or magical?
I love how you still tried with the wind chimes even though you were doomed to failure by the nature of the instrument. Fantastic effort.
Not to mention it still sounded good!
I like how for the shell it literally just says “the ocean” under it
I always get excited when I see any clarinet that isn’t just the B flat clarinet (but I have a special place in my heart for bass)
man you clearly deserve more popularity, these videos can be seen from miles away that they have hard work put into them
the fact that the intonation was also good is just mindblowing
2:04 The Real Sully G would be proud.
ngl backing track is the best part. The lick itself is just background to the bass, violin, piano, and other background instruments that make it sound good.
that contrabass clarinet caught me so off guard. jesus christ.
everyone chilling till contrabass clarinet shows at the party
Octobass and big Carl the tuba:so? What did we miss?
Made me so happy to see the contrabass clarinet featured. I had to fight tooth and nail to get to play that my senior year of high school and that was still one of the heights of my life tbh (oh G-d it makes it sound like I peaked in high school)
you did
@@looknoropes5404 Haha yeah, law school is definitely a fall from grace from there just because of my mental health, you right
the sheer amount of instruments you own is truly astounding. i wish i could own that many but as it stands i only have an electric and an acoustic guitar, a trumpet, clarinet, harmonica, piano, and a sax. i can only play like four of those.
His talents is everything but do we not gonna talk about how he express his felling through his eyebrow?. lol It seem to me that he is not only play the lick on those marvelous instruments but also his eyebrow too tho😆
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can't tell which is more impressive being able to play all these instruments or having all of them in your possession even if just rented
We not gonna talk about the amount of flutes this guy has
Are we not gonna talk about why he counts all his flutes as "different instruments" ?
@@CSmyth- Because they actually are different?
Lmfao they are
@@joejoe5081 So you're telling me that, because I can play flute, I can claim "I can play 1million different instruments!" just because there's 1million different flutes that exist? Obviously not an exact figure or anything, just sake of argument.
@@CSmyth- because they're different types of flute?
i'm not just impressed by the range of instruments, but that he can play every single one with confidence.
There is some incredible fucking talent and an incredible collection on display at once here. Looking forward to your future works, Thomas related or not!
Let’s appreciate the fact that Luke can actually play these instruments, you’ve got talent
This sounds SO NICE.
The lick but it’s a ✨lick ensemble✨
I've watched this every day for weeks, and I never get sick of it! Also, 91 instruments?! Thats a lot of talent!
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I died at 0:57 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Soprano Recorder then a CONTRABASS CLARINET HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAH🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
ye rlly I can’t stop laughing-
are we just going to ignore the fact that he is competent at 91 instruments from literally every family in a band/orchestra 😅
0:30 BOOGIE WOOGIE🔥🔥
0:25 hits hard ngl
I love the bass sm if that's the instrument you were talking bout, especially as a bass player haha
@@Bun_Bun51 haha. I was referring to the double bass being very quiet during that part.
@@Bun_Bun51 it is a lovely instrument regardless :))
@@guywitcurlyhair Ah touchee- It's a good instrument and your def. right!
@@Bun_Bun51I had no idea what you were talking about but if you have bad headphones that are just all mids im sure it would be tricky to hear it 🤣
The contrabass clarinet got me lol. Sorry I didn't make it to the premier, was working the nightshift.
Timestamps for EVERY INSTRUMENT! (i wasted 21 minutes of my life to write this)
1. 0:00 - Flute
2. 0:02 - Soprano Sax
3. 0:05 - Cello
4. 0:06 - Midi Keyboard
never gonna give you up
50 all the way! Piano is probably one of my most played instruments (i play it at school and at home)
Just love it when the bass comes in adds that something that was missing until then.
Im Part of violin gang btw
i listen to this video at LEAST a few times a week bc this arrangement is fantastic (and i'm jealous of ur collection) and there's many parts of it that i find charming as hell but i luv the bass guitar section the most, i started learning how to play it earlier this yr and i absolutely hav to learn that part bc u sound lovely 🙏🙏🙏
Glad you enjoy it 😄 good luck with the bass!
@@InstrumentManiac thank you so much!!
"Which instrument do you play?"
"Yes."
i love how the cb clarinet just comes out of nowhere, i pranked all my friends and they all got scared
The contrabass clarinet actually caught me off guard. 🤣
this is seriously underrated
This man’s skill to be able to play 91 instruments and at such a young age anyways!
The most HOTTEST thing to do when playing insturments
Thank you so much Luke! That was awesome! I read all the names of the instruments you played out loud.
I think this should be on Spotify :)
Should be up in a day or 2!
You won me over with the chimes! Totally my style. 😂😂😂
Man! You are a awesome instrumentist 8D!