I play bass clarinet and I like how it’s actually kinda complicated stuff. Normally everything for low reefs are so much easier than what the woodwinds have. Great price overall
5:09 “Did they forget to make it difficult for the woodwinds again?!” “Yeah…” “Oh my Go- okay. Just throw something in there. Stop forgetting to make the woodwinds music a living hell! We could get fired!”
As a Low Brass Player (Specifically a Euphoniumist) I always feel bad for you guys. You guys deal with overly fast and complicated licks, while we just have the accompaniment and sometimes the melody.
In 1967 I played violin on this number with the Lafayette Indiana symphony. I fell in love with this and still am....at the age of 71. Leroy Anderson was a genious
just found out today that we playing this for our concert. as a tuba player i love that the low brass gets to start the whole thing lmao. it's funny bc we have marching season to finish and start veterans day music which is very anxiety inducing but also awesome bc i love stars and stripes and eternal father. i love concert band lol
Meanwhile my old marching band literally shits on concert band 24/7 lmao. I visited my friend even though I'm a graduate and the low brass section, the section my friend is was literally shitting on the band cause it was now a concert band and were like 'Imagine just sitting there instead of marching, oh wait that's fucking us, Colorado, your marching season is too fucking short' and I'm just sitting there like 'I agree with you fully, Concert Band is absolute shit'
3rd trombone was so good, sure it had a little bit less to it than 1&2, but those parts where we were just left with our own separate thing sounded so good.
I am in my sixties now and have been a fan of Leroy Anderson's music since I was a child. Particularly at this time of the year. A Happy and Healthy Christmas 2022, Everyone. 🇺🇸 🏴 🎄
I've heard and played many a Christmas medley in my day, but this is without a doubt the best one I've ever heard. Every song is incorporated so naturally. Leroy Anderson knocked this thing out of the park.
Played this earlier this year (2nd trombone), we altered the ending to resemble Shostakovich's "Festive Overture", best decision my band director's ever made!
0:42 "Mr Anderson? I think you forgot to write something for the clarinets." "Oh okay, just make something." (Apparently it was making the most finger twisting measures in all of music)
I'm the chimes/bells player at my school and the timpani player and I counted the measures in both of our pieces and he had 218 measures and I had 220. I feel your pain, but I have 2 more measures of rest than u lmao
Since my band only has 4 percussionists, I have to hold 2 timpani mallets and 2 bell mallets in my hand because I have to play the mallet percussion and timpani parts. I have 2 counts to switch from bell's to timpani, and i have to play those with an extra 2 mallets in my hand like an idiot lol
Last year we had 5 percussionists but one of them didn't know anything about music. I had to switch between bells and timpani, but my band teacher didn't tell me that until the week of the concert 😂
Played this at my recent christmas concert in college, I was the bass drum part so i basically didn't start counting till half way through the song, great piece though!
I'm a freshman and I'm playing this for our christmas concert at December and I'm a 2nd flute player who has an 2nd oboe part because there are no oboe players in our band
Oof not fun. At least you don't have to deal with "the forever trill" at the end of the second flute part. I hate it. All the people near the flute section hate it more.
I played the trumpet tuti with my friend and we changed the Rythm in measure 142 in corner to: | 1 la lee 2 and |. Aswell as in measure 149 to: | 1 trip L let and |. (with the triplet starting on the and of 1). It adds variety and style with the tripple tounge there. If you play the tuti there I recommend this if you can tripple tongue!
I actually play the tuba (freshman) and we going to play this for our Christmas concert and also polar express and they aren't hard but as you said a pain but practice helps a lot!!
@@antoniolagunas7239 my band as well haha. We're playing this and Sleigh Ride. Very important to practice haha. Ngl whenever you play Christmas music in band, it always feels like a big Christmas vibe Sophomore clarinetist
I was in band 14 years ago and we played this song. Tuba is one of the most important parts because we keep the time of the piece in sync. It sounds beautiful though when everyone does what they’re supposed to do.
I had to play this last year for our Parade and it was something else… it was said said to rain but it didn’t it was still cold though and not a lot of people knew their parts including myself I knew the first half.
This is fun for just about ANYONE who isn’t percussion. Seriously, there was more than 20 spots that could’ve used any of the 3 percussion parts. I almost feel that the guy writing the percussion part had no idea what he was doing. Because that snare roll at the beginning goes 3, 4, 1, 2 &. It ends on the & of 2. That is kind of just plain stupid. Also, please send prayers to my poor friend who played the mallets on this song, and died of boredom.
after just getting off the high of at the crossroads timpani part I'm handed this timpani part. I suddenly remembered how most classical composers treat percussionists
IDK if the rest of the high winds would say the same thing. All of them have the same figure with slight variation from 186 onwards until the *sfz* at 214 leading to the rall into O Come All Ye Faithful. I mean, the piccolo or piccolos, all four clarinet parts, and oboes have this ostinato.
We're Playing this in our band and the wait for the bass drum is unbearable because we dont start until measure 168. But the timpini in joy to the world makes up for it
We're playing this in December. Unfortunately, I got assigned a trumpet part, which means lots of sitting out while the people with cornet parts play a lot.
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Clarinet 2: This is cool, but when do I breathe?
Leroy Anderson: That the neat part you don't
Flute 2 gets a 42 bar break for breathing…
@@lunareclipse4116 yeah it's great lol
@@lunareclipse4116 piccolo gets half the song break for breathing lol
Same I’m clarinet 2
Same I’m clarinet 2
Playing clarinet 1 on this makes me feel so happy bc of how much recognition it gets 🤭
I’m playing clarinet 1 on this too!
I play bass clarinet and I like how it’s actually kinda complicated stuff. Normally everything for low reefs are so much easier than what the woodwinds have. Great price overall
I did that 50 years ago. First clarinet.
Clarinet 1 I literally cannot
While I am a flute player, it seems like you may also be happy you are not a clarinet 2 🤣
5:09
“Did they forget to make it difficult for the woodwinds again?!”
“Yeah…”
“Oh my Go- okay. Just throw something in there. Stop forgetting to make the woodwinds music a living hell! We could get fired!”
LITERALLY
SO TRUE!!
Pls help the woodwinds I am one and my fingers are screaming just from seeing the notes and rhythms
@@williamdow6728 SAMEEEEEE ITS SO FAST WHEN WE REHEARSE IT
As a Low Brass Player (Specifically a Euphoniumist) I always feel bad for you guys. You guys deal with overly fast and complicated licks, while we just have the accompaniment and sometimes the melody.
Scrolled through the entire comment section and was disappointed that nobody has mentioned how amazing the Tubas are in this
In 1967 I played violin on this number with the Lafayette Indiana symphony. I fell in love with this and still am....at the age of 71. Leroy Anderson was a genious
just found out today that we playing this for our concert. as a tuba player i love that the low brass gets to start the whole thing lmao. it's funny bc we have marching season to finish and start veterans day music which is very anxiety inducing but also awesome bc i love stars and stripes and eternal father. i love concert band lol
Meanwhile my old marching band literally shits on concert band 24/7 lmao. I visited my friend even though I'm a graduate and the low brass section, the section my friend is was literally shitting on the band cause it was now a concert band and were like 'Imagine just sitting there instead of marching, oh wait that's fucking us, Colorado, your marching season is too fucking short' and I'm just sitting there like 'I agree with you fully, Concert Band is absolute shit'
@haydo are you in Foxborough High?
@@daniellamorten6230 turns out we arent even playing it lmao. concerts next week and we never got it :(
@@xscapegalaxies no, i go to different hs
always good to see a fellow tuba
3rd trombone was so good, sure it had a little bit less to it than 1&2, but those parts where we were just left with our own separate thing sounded so good.
O come all ye faithful on the baritone/trombone always brought so much joy to my soul 😊
Played baritone sax back in high school. Still brings a smile to my face.
I need a baritone sax perspective of this like literally rn😭😭 I can’t get it !!
Ye it’s cool cuz the Barry and the low brass starts the whole song
I am in my sixties now and have been a fan of Leroy Anderson's music since I was a child. Particularly at this time of the year.
A Happy and Healthy Christmas 2022,
Everyone. 🇺🇸 🏴 🎄
Happy and healthy upcoming Christmas 2023
I love this song as a bass clarinet sm, I played it in freshman year when I kinda sucked and I wish I can play it again because I know I’ll eat it up
I’m so lucky! My school plays it every year!
As a percussionist whos depressed marching season ended, the God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen part made up for it
I had this on a record from the time I was 10. Just goes to show how old I am. I have always loved it.❤
Flute 2 is lethal i have not a clue in this world what I'm doing
Bro this is not a hard song I started the flute in may
I cannot express my hatred for this song as a trumpet 2.
chicken permission as cornet 3 I feel the same way
@@noahmorales8433 Cornet 3 on this one sucks, but on sleigh ride its amazing
Trumpet 1 gang
I’m horn 3, not fun
Edit I played this a few months ago, not now haha just got flashbacks
Im playing this as the only 2nd trumpet and yeah im posting this as I wait for my rests
played this in high school as a Clarinet and I have enjoyed it.
I just sight-read this today as first alto and even though we don't have the melody a lot, I love this piece
I played alto 2 it was lowkey fun
@@davidloud5089bro i need help idk how it exactly sounds
As a 1st trombone, I absolutely loved this piece, especially when the bones duel the entire band!
I've heard and played many a Christmas medley in my day, but this is without a doubt the best one I've ever heard. Every song is incorporated so naturally. Leroy Anderson knocked this thing out of the park.
I played this in eighth grade band and I'm proud.
I remember playing this as the only euphonium in the honor band it was quite fun
How many times we played this in band…sweet, loving memories.
Played this earlier this year (2nd trombone), we altered the ending to resemble Shostakovich's "Festive Overture", best decision my band director's ever made!
wait this is GENIUS
Interesting choice
0:42
"Mr Anderson? I think you forgot to write something for the clarinets."
"Oh okay, just make something."
(Apparently it was making the most finger twisting measures in all of music)
7 months later, I lied. It isn't that bad. I mean, it's still not good though.
Euphonium 2017-2019, this was our closer every year, my favorite.
Lmao playing Timpani in this and i gotta say......COUNT I REPEAT COUNT!!!!!!! I have to wait 158 measures justo come in after measure 10
I'm the chimes/bells player at my school and the timpani player and I counted the measures in both of our pieces and he had 218 measures and I had 220. I feel your pain, but I have 2 more measures of rest than u lmao
Virtualcat Studios Yup it sucks just standing around there waiting for ur big moment
@@DemiDotRat at least we have the big timpani roll at the end. I played timpani in this at my band's Christmas concert last night
Since my band only has 4 percussionists, I have to hold 2 timpani mallets and 2 bell mallets in my hand because I have to play the mallet percussion and timpani parts. I have 2 counts to switch from bell's to timpani, and i have to play those with an extra 2 mallets in my hand like an idiot lol
Last year we had 5 percussionists but one of them didn't know anything about music. I had to switch between bells and timpani, but my band teacher didn't tell me that until the week of the concert 😂
Played this at my recent christmas concert in college, I was the bass drum part so i basically didn't start counting till half way through the song, great piece though!
Ngl every single percussion piece is like that in this song
Playing this for my band class. I play piccolo and lets just say it’s kind of boring sometimes LOL but a very nice piece
I'm a percussionist and I play timpani in this. I have about 30 measures in this song where I actually play lol
Lmao mines more boring I play bass trombone
bro me too 😭
We still haven’t chosen who’s playing the piccolo for this and I’m scared cause I don’t wanna play it
@@kmmeyers89 same
I'm a freshman and I'm playing this for our christmas concert at December and I'm a 2nd flute player who has an 2nd oboe part because there are no oboe players in our band
Oof not fun. At least you don't have to deal with "the forever trill" at the end of the second flute part. I hate it. All the people near the flute section hate it more.
This is awesome! My band is playing this piece and it's great to play along as practice.
lmao
Me humming my part right now
A big group of friends in my band are playing this for the elderly
Playing this for flute 2. Honestly I love it it’s really fun
As a sax, who doesn't love 5 sharps yknow?
I played first clarinet for this at a christmas performance and it sounds so amazing!!
played this at my middle school concert..
bro you can actually hear the tuba it warms my heart to hear my part in this vid
yall really uploaded this even tho chimes missed their cue,,,, i have to laugh
I just CACKLED when I heard it!
No it's actually supposed to be like that -- trust me we argued. (Or the composer wrote it differently from how it should be... but I doubt it.)
@@issaach No
What time is that at?
@@naomicultra6748 it's the second measure of the chime hits, right around 3:29
Ive looked all over fir this piece oh my God thank you!!!❤❤❤
Leaving this comment for me too update how many times I have played this and on which parts:
2022: Alto Sax 2
2023: Alto Sax 1
i play sleigh bells guys 😭🙏
only sleigh bells 😩😩
YALL I FLUNKED THE PERFORMANCE?????? PLAYING ONLY SLEIGH BELLS??????? 😭😭😭
I played the trumpet tuti with my friend and we changed the Rythm in measure 142 in corner to: | 1 la lee 2 and |. Aswell as in measure 149 to: | 1 trip L let and |. (with the triplet starting on the and of 1). It adds variety and style with the tripple tounge there. If you play the tuti there I recommend this if you can tripple tongue!
I’m three weeks on Tuba and this is one of the first songs I’ve had to learn. Not difficult, just a pain
Triplet go brrr
I actually play the tuba (freshman) and we going to play this for our Christmas concert and also polar express and they aren't hard but as you said a pain but practice helps a lot!!
@@antoniolagunas7239 my band as well haha. We're playing this and Sleigh Ride. Very important to practice haha. Ngl whenever you play Christmas music in band, it always feels like a big Christmas vibe
Sophomore clarinetist
I was in band 14 years ago and we played this song. Tuba is one of the most important parts because we keep the time of the piece in sync. It sounds beautiful though when everyone does what they’re supposed to do.
@@MitchIsAsleep omg me too
1:11 The best transition you have ever heard
Awesome as a sing along tradition!
I had to play this last year for our Parade and it was something else… it was said said to rain but it didn’t it was still cold though and not a lot of people knew their parts including myself I knew the first half.
The alto clarinet part is 🔥🔥🔥🔥
This is fun for just about ANYONE who isn’t percussion. Seriously, there was more than 20 spots that could’ve used any of the 3 percussion parts. I almost feel that the guy writing the percussion part had no idea what he was doing. Because that snare roll at the beginning goes 3, 4, 1, 2 &. It ends on the & of 2. That is kind of just plain stupid. Also, please send prayers to my poor friend who played the mallets on this song, and died of boredom.
Played this for 2nd f horn and probably one of the most fun songs I’ve played
3rd horn and it's good tbh we get so much rest and still have good music.
As a percussionist snare part, im silent like half of the time 😶🌫️😭
Played cornet in the Zimbabwe Republic Police and still enjoy the sweet melodies
I love playing cornet 1 on this.
I have to play this in my middle school band
This is a tradition at my school
after just getting off the high of at the crossroads timpani part I'm handed this timpani part. I suddenly remembered how most classical composers treat percussionists
One of the better holiday options for concert band
This video glitched on my Chrome browser.
this comment section is just a band kid reunion huh
As a trumpet I'm loving this piece
I would bet you are playing one of the cornet parts. Unfortunately, the trumpet parts are rather bare.
Yea cornet 3 was like that for me
I played this piece with the Cookeville Community Band for the 2023 Christmas concert. This was the last piece in the concert.
I just figured out that the strings and band of my school will be playing this song for this year’s winter concert
Best song for trombone
percussion has half a songs worth of measures
A gem of. a song like fine wine gets better with age
I love it
glitchly to the max!
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@@MusicWithDan based for 5 years ago
A wind band holiday tradition.
as a flute, 186 makes me want to chuck my music stand halfway across the room and leave.
omg. SAMEEEEEEEEEE
IDK if the rest of the high winds would say the same thing. All of them have the same figure with slight variation from 186 onwards until the *sfz* at 214 leading to the rall into O Come All Ye Faithful. I mean, the piccolo or piccolos, all four clarinet parts, and oboes have this ostinato.
My band is preforming this and my band director decided to also put a longer version of silent night in the concert
Hey Mr Bragg
I did Clarinet 3 for this back in freshman year. God do I miss it
I played this in 8th grade on oboe, and again in high school on flute 1 and 2.
As a first trombone, I absolutely loathe this song with a passion!!!😂😂😂😂
as a timpani player in this, i understand the pain 💀
Who else got the trumpet duet
Anyone else get their Christmas music?
I play trombone so we rest for most of the time but its still kinda difficult for me (with the masks and all.)
As clarinet 1 this song is much easier than sleigh ride
0:42. the 2nd b flat clarinet on thst part has no time to breathe 😭
French horn melody, let’s goooo!
Doing this on bass for a concert tommorrow, I’m nervous as hell
1:15 - 1:51 goes so hard on trombone 3
Super true
Playing Flute 1 is pretty fun.Too bad nobody can really hear us.
as a bass clarinet, yes
We're Playing this in our band and the wait for the bass drum is unbearable because we dont start until measure 168. But the timpini in joy to the world makes up for it
This song is GLICHY
Flute anyone??
Me but I play the 2nd oboe part
i’m a second flute
yup
so we all practicing rn
why the melodic perk note coming late at 3:30 tho
I played this song on thursday
We're playing this in December. Unfortunately, I got assigned a trumpet part, which means lots of sitting out while the people with cornet parts play a lot.
Yay horns get melody for once 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
this song is hell but a fucking great time as a trumpet 1
0:15 - 0:18
0:27
1:55
2:41
3:23
4:34
5:08
Playing trumpet 2 for this must suck
Can confirm
Nah, trumpet 3.
Actually pretty hard to play
My band plays the entire thing at double forte lmfaoo
👇People in symphony orchestra is it just me?
i play bass cl... soo its pretty fun lol
Yooo same
lucky 😔
I’m playing this for 7th grade and it’s Kinda hard on trombone
I think it’s kinda weird that there’s hardly any percussion
The only thing my band did differently is that euph and bass trombone dropped an octave during O' Come All Ye Faithful