As a violinist of 5 almost 6 years now, it's natural instinct to move along to the music. I'm not joking. It just happens. Especially with 1st or cellos.
Another violinist and everyone that plays an instrument thing, you never think that your performance is good enough and if you fail only a few notes you feel like a disappointment to everyone around you but you still want to play for your parents but when you show them they're in their phone and you experience unimaginable pain and feel like a burden to your family knowing that they didn't really want to buy you and instrument and now you're bothering them with something you love dearly.
I agree with you this is my 7th year in orchestra 3 years for the violin and 4 years for the bass. It really does just happen . In my winter concert I was moving along with the music with my bass a lot . In my high school my concerts would be recorded and my orchestra class would do a reflection where we talk about improvements that we need to work . But getting back on topic it really just happens specially when the music is intense. I also wanted to add that I know how to play both electric and double bass (only basics for the electric, I play the double bass more and take orchestra serious). 🎻🎸🎼
@@johnblig1993 i never said the orchestra wasn't good, they're beyond great ! i was just saying there should be more parents there but i might be wrong and maybe the angle that it is recorded doesn't show the full number of people that attended the concert
We did this with my orchestra. We actually had someone who knew electric guitar and asked my composer if he could play it while the orchestra did the song. All I'll say is the crowd was absolutely stunned.
The cellos bring so much dramatic into the scene, they honestly make it better, although they are louder, they still are low enough to hear the violins and viola's. (edit) : I've came back after I forgotten about this, but DAMN. I forgot how AMAZING this was. The cello just makes everything SO MUCH better. It's amazing at that one part where everyone comes in 1:56
My school has one of the best bands in the state but just started it’s orchestra this year. We have 23 people, a third of which are new. Maybe we’ll be like this in a decade 🤞 😂
My orchestra has 4 violas, 1 bass, 1 cello, and 7 violins and somehow three people made it into all state orchestra. We've been playing for three years.
I'm a viola and I wish we had that many players in my school. We have about 19 people in my class 6 cellos, 5 violas, 6 violins, and one bass. We are all in sixth grade, but despite being young I feel we could play this and sound a lot fuller if we had more people.
@@slytherinlady3907LMAO I’m in 8th grade and in my orchestra class there’s 1 cello(Me) 1 viola, and 7 violins… I feel like this really represents the ratio.
@@reners212A couple years ago my orchestra had 1 cello 2 violas and somewhere around 5 or 6 violins, my teacher told us it was her smallest orchestra ever
I played that for my winter concert last year and it didn’t sound anything like this. We were also in 6th grade and there was 7 of us so there’s obviously a difference 😂
I am amazed at how many instruments are in that one room. I am a cello player and the amount of cello players made me so happy. In my orchestra we only have four!
I have never seen that many cello players in one place and it makes me very happy (I’ve been playing cello for almost six years and my orchestra this year was down to only 4 cello players including myself)
@@wiuttwiutt even tho ur prob in 7th now… I was and still am in my orchestra there’s only 10 people: 6 violinists, 3 violists, 1 cellist I’m a violinist
Wow this is really good I have never seen so many strings in one room I am a woodwind leader in my orchestra and band and we only have about 20 violins and 8 cellos
Carol of the Bells" is a popular Christmas carol, with music by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych in 1916 . The song is based on the Ukrainian folk chant "Shchedryk".
im in eighth grade orchestra, and i play the cello, and we played this just a couple of weeks ago. the head banging helped me to get into the music snd to kinda keep tempo. my orchestra has WAY less people tho, only 16 of us, i think.
When I say this video makes me soooooo moist likeeeeee. Do y’all hear the dynamic’s?!?? The contrast?!? The call and responses and the articulate of EACH NOTE!!!! GOD I miss band. See hours of practice and stuff like this is what I really honestly and truly miss. 😭🤧
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When the orchestra is bigger than the audience
im crying
The audience was actually really big, you just cant see them from this angle.
There is more people on the side of the bleacher the camera man is pointing to
Can’t relate
But yes
not anymore
That is the largest amount of string instrument players I’ve ever seen in a room.
Ever heard of Sonic Boom in Anchorage?
Oh trust me my high school there are 350+
@@marcoguerreroii3498 wow
Bru imagine chair test days
@@liwu7068 facts my dude. Played in it about four or five years ago.
People are talking about how the Cellos are head banging but honestly, playing that part is intense. It’s a natural instinct.
I do a less intense version naturally
They have so much energy! I love it!
must be hard tho like its h
well I play the cello and this piece and gotta say, it hurts on the shoulder
It starts to come naturally to peices you know really well... They must've practiced 40 hours a day
As a violinist of 5 almost 6 years now, it's natural instinct to move along to the music. I'm not joking. It just happens. Especially with 1st or cellos.
Also play a string instrument, but I can tell you that it probably never reaches to the level in the video during a performance
Another violinist and everyone that plays an instrument thing, you never think that your performance is good enough and if you fail only a few notes you feel like a disappointment to everyone around you but you still want to play for your parents but when you show them they're in their phone and you experience unimaginable pain and feel like a burden to your family knowing that they didn't really want to buy you and instrument and now you're bothering them with something you love dearly.
with basses its so fun
I agree with you this is my 7th year in orchestra 3 years for the violin and 4 years for the bass. It really does just happen . In my winter concert I was moving along with the music with my bass a lot . In my high school my concerts would be recorded and my orchestra class would do a reflection where we talk about improvements that we need to work . But getting back on topic it really just happens specially when the music is intense. I also wanted to add that I know how to play both electric and double bass (only basics for the electric, I play the double bass more and take orchestra serious). 🎻🎸🎼
Same here but i play violin, guitar, panflute and kalimba
Them first three cellos tho
They remind me of a first violin in my orchestra who just moves WAY too much when she plays! XD
Very talented, her sister too-
Head banging lmao
They jammin out, I’d do the same with this banger
Frrrr tho
there should be more parents there :(
the stand the person is recording on is full. There is definitely a lot of parents there.
What are you talking about they did good! -.-
@@johnblig1993 i never said the orchestra wasn't good, they're beyond great ! i was just saying there should be more parents there but i might be wrong and maybe the angle that it is recorded doesn't show the full number of people that attended the concert
0:20 Here you can see a cellist on its natural habitat listening to rock music
I also got my music like a week ago
I wish you guys luck when you play this and all goes well. The temple sounds like it would be around 100 something for each quarter note
Mr Krabs OH MY GOD HE KILLED ME
@@ReKtSoN hey
Of course they're head banging. This sounds epic and I can barely even play We Wish You A Merry Christmas.
This video makes me so happy!
1. This orchestra is soooo large
2. I love strings
3. The musicians look so into it!
Great Job!!
pretty sure this was a cluster
@@mothjanitor1907 It was
1:31 look at the guy on the right he's having a whole seizure 😂😂😂
Lmfao😂
😂😂😂
👌👌👌🤣🌋
We did this with my orchestra. We actually had someone who knew electric guitar and asked my composer if he could play it while the orchestra did the song. All I'll say is the crowd was absolutely stunned.
The cellos bring so much dramatic into the scene, they honestly make it better, although they are louder, they still are low enough to hear the violins and viola's. (edit) : I've came back after I forgotten about this, but DAMN. I forgot how AMAZING this was. The cello just makes everything SO MUCH better. It's amazing at that one part where everyone comes in 1:56
bc cellos solo 🤷♀️
When they cut off it’s so satisfying
Vanessa Sanchez ikr. I just love the cut off and idk why but I love fermatas as well
1:35 Dude in the right second line was really feeling it 😌✊🏼✨
he's third chair!!
The guy head banging thoe😂😂 i lost it
This wasn’t just Carol of the Bells! It was a mix of a bunch of different Christmas carols, and I also heard We Three Kings
Morro is my favorite I played this version in Orchestra last year and that is true
It was just Carol of the Bells. We Three Kings shares a similar motif, but was not in this arrangement.
bruh i heard pirates of the carribean
yeah cause carol of the bells by itself can get quite repetitive
Christmas Eve Sarajevo 12/24
I swear it's always the ones in the very front middle that are moving their bodies very crazily lol
Because they are the leaders of their section, and they are moving in order to be easier for the other musicians to follow them
@@simon-davidcapusneanu7398 That's what I thought but I've never been in the front in my orchestra so I didn't know lol.
I don't know nothing from orchestra music, but I think they nailed it.
I'm a violinist, they definitely did!
I did this piece last year, but with a smaller orchestra and I wish we played like this
Xavier Martinez Same
Omg why is it so huge
That’s what she sai-
A cookie *said
Why not?🤨
James Milligan that’s the fucking joke. I-
@@_jayfromla r/whooosh
This is such a large orchestra it’s amazing and everyone was so into it
I can relate to those first three cellists that’s me like legit
My school has one of the best bands in the state but just started it’s orchestra this year. We have 23 people, a third of which are new. Maybe we’ll be like this in a decade 🤞 😂
my orchestra class only has 3 cellos 4 violas 9 violins and we only just got a bass player 23 people sounds like a blessing to me
@@livrene4308 rough, my orchestra has no bass players, 10 violas, 30 violins, and 30 cellos roughly
We got like 30 violins 5 cellos 3 basses and 3 violas it's so unbalanced
we don’t even have a cello just 4 violins 3 violas and one bass
My orchestra has 4 violas, 1 bass, 1 cello, and 7 violins and somehow three people made it into all state orchestra. We've been playing for three years.
I'm a viola and I wish we had that many players in my school. We have about 19 people in my class 6 cellos, 5 violas, 6 violins, and one bass. We are all in sixth grade, but despite being young I feel we could play this and sound a lot fuller if we had more people.
Must be a talented class
True
in what parallel universe do viola sections have over 3 people that’s crazy
@@slytherinlady3907LMAO I’m in 8th grade and in my orchestra class there’s 1 cello(Me) 1 viola, and 7 violins… I feel like this really represents the ratio.
@@reners212A couple years ago my orchestra had 1 cello 2 violas and somewhere around 5 or 6 violins, my teacher told us it was her smallest orchestra ever
Amazing! It clearly makes me remember the third movement of the summer concert from Vivaldi. Great job for all musicians!
That's an epic concerto
That cellist at 1:35 🤘🤘
I’m sorry but can we appreciate how much the front two rows of cellos be jamming out in the beginning 😅😂
this is a head banging performance! (not only for the cellos but me too)
Finally, I love ensembles this huge, the full sound that they give off is so satisfying. I'm so tired of these minimal sized ensembles.
My favorite part of all this is just how into the piece the musicians are
this is insanely powerful
There are so many cellos. That's the most I've ever seen in an orchestra.
bro the cellos head bopping is hilarious 💀💀
Love to see this many kids in a school orchestra! Hope they are still as successful in 2023
Props for the dude who was bobbing his head up in down-
LOL
My school orchestra is playing this for our winter concert! Very nice piece
Lucky you
The cellos went crazy
I played that for my winter concert last year and it didn’t sound anything like this. We were also in 6th grade and there was 7 of us so there’s obviously a difference 😂
Im playing this at my school, oml lmao our orchestra is about 60 players
same lol
The orchestra I play in has over 150 people. It’s hell to conduct
Tatumtot god damn! You’re a full Orchestra then
Morro is my favorite yeah it’s more then full
Tatumtot wow
I wish orchestras were still like this. Not alot of people care anymore 😭
Kudos for the orchestra teacher teaching the song to all of them
1:03 Baby: *Gets to see an epic performance of Carol of the Bells*
Also baby: *Fricking cries for no reason*
The cello at 0:33 was really getting into it 😂
Look at him at 1:37
play this every year for my schools winter concert, it is indeed as fun to play than it is to listen and hear
I am amazed at how many instruments are in that one room. I am a cello player and the amount of cello players made me so happy. In my orchestra we only have four!
That 3rd chair cello had me laughing so hard with them head bangs 🤣🤣
That cello section holy mother of dragons🤩
i envy the fact that this school district even offers the harp in their orchestral classes
Im harp👍
1:30 beautiful drop then the intense playing, this is truly the most beautiful playing i've seen and heard
those 3 cellist: ⬆️⬅️↙️⬇️↘️➡️↗️
0:30 love that part when the viola part joins in on the harmony. Sounds so good!
1:51 my fave partt I just love it idk why-
For me is because they're just so together with the beat, it's satisfying to watch and they just really fucking sound great 😭 I'm obsessed-
I have never seen that many cello players in one place and it makes me very happy
(I’ve been playing cello for almost six years and my orchestra this year was down to only 4 cello players including myself)
that is so staggering.. i can't wait to learn to play like that. you guys are talented.
My grades orchestra has like 50-60 people in it. There’s like 30 violins, 10 violas, 15 cellos and 3 basses. I play violin 🎻
4th Grade orchestra? Mine has 80 people in comparison to my Symphonic's 30-
No I’m in 6th grade
@@wiuttwiutt Oop! Sorry about that then- i'm only a year above you though =)
Same
@@wiuttwiutt even tho ur prob in 7th now…
I was and still am in my orchestra there’s only 10 people: 6 violinists, 3 violists, 1 cellist
I’m a violinist
Omg the bow strokes are so beautiful..
you people are so lucky to have such an amazing orchestra!! my grade has only 1 bass, 2 cellos, 2 violas, and 3 violins.
great job!
I've sent this to my family last Christmas. This has to be the most epic cover of Carol of the Bells there is
Omg we played this at my school in my string orchestra this sounds so much better than our performance
Our orchestra right after beginner level is playing this. I’m not sure at what tempo but cuz of u guys I’m so hyped up!!
i have been a violinist at a middle school for 3 years and i can tell you that moving along with the music is natural, it just happens.
I've always listened to rap pop and rnb play the keys and guitar primarily but i will never forget when i was a part of an orchestra.
OMG they jammed. One sound one band. It was Beautiful. Great job!!
I went to orchestra for this school around 2019 i missed a legend😭😭😭
Wow this is really good I have never seen so many strings in one room I am a woodwind leader in my orchestra and band and we only have about 20 violins and 8 cellos
Just played this as a full orchestra piece with the band at my high school- the orchestra kids just headbang for fun now
I’m seeing so many full bows being used and it makes me so happy
The head bobbing of the three cello players lol. This is awesome though, and the lights on that one cello too
noice
THE BASS HAT. As a bassist/bass player the tradition lives on lmao
2:01 is actually the best part of any song ive ever heard.
It took me way too long to realize this song is in 3/4
I love this I can’t wait to start playing this piece
Carol of the Bells" is a popular Christmas carol, with music by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych in 1916 . The song is based on the Ukrainian folk chant "Shchedryk".
im in eighth grade orchestra, and i play the cello, and we played this just a couple of weeks ago. the head banging helped me to get into the music snd to kinda keep tempo. my orchestra has WAY less people tho, only 16 of us, i think.
Lol that's me sitting down with me bass at 2:27
Omg! Your orchestra is amazing!!!
This is amazing.
What a great, thundering presentation of this classic. Bravo!
The guy playing the cello and was moving his head very dramatically kept catching my attention 😂
I love Carol of the Bells. Christmas music is usually either joyous or calm, then you get slapped in the face by this one's dramatics!
I LOVE IT!!!!
When I say this video makes me soooooo moist likeeeeee. Do y’all hear the dynamic’s?!?? The contrast?!? The call and responses and the articulate of EACH NOTE!!!! GOD I miss band. See hours of practice and stuff like this is what I really honestly and truly miss. 😭🤧
Yo!!!!!
That was AMAZING!
Love this string rendition of Carol of the Bells!
This was really good
They sound so good
The power of bass
bro that is the biggest string orchestra i’ve ever seen!! like there’s more cello’s than my whole entire orchestra combined 😂
Ive been part of orchestra for 3 years mow and yeah it happends often also my room has four violas me including our song has the viola as the melody
That is the largest amount of harpists I have seen in a single room
This is incredible
Why is an orchestra this good playing in a gymnasium
As a cello I would absolutely head bang to this piece
I played in orchestra for about 4 years and stopped but I wished I kept going
cant wait to play this next year
never thought i’d ever see that big of a cello section
It hits SO POWERFUL ❤
Holy CRAP--theyre really good.....
gorgeous ❤
1:01 idk why but the baby crying makes this way more intense
In this performance,
all is far superior splendor
I’m doing this song. But it isn’t as fast 😅
same lol
aha same
Under The pineapple I’m doing this song this fast and it’s wild
Logan Johnson, goodness good luck
Logan Johnson good luck. How fast is the temple btw
I’m shocked about how well they did. Merry Christmas! 😊😊