Instant Concert by Harold L. Walters
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Rubank Concert Band Series - Grade 4
Often imitated but never duplicated, this is THE original! Harold Walters uses thirty melodies found on band concert programs over the world and very cleverly condenses them into an instant performance of three minutes and ten seconds in one, single tempo. This fabulous edition continues to be one of our best sellers ever - a guaranteed hit with your audience.
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Everybody: You can't fit a playlist of songs into a 3-minute piece and make them all sound good.
Harold L. Walters: Hold my beer
This is just the ultimate medley.
Hi-skool band trumpet player here: I hate medleys, and always considered this the most trivial, demeaning bit in our repertoire.
@@babapambazuka2845 high skool clarinet and can say the same thing
@@qquad_dogg2881 @Baba Pambazuka its high school you nerds
@@babapambazuka2845well as a primary school trumpet player whose school won high school eistedfords we loved this. Was a crowd fave at the Royal Easter show..having said this i can see how it would irk some due to the constant flow change, but as a 10 yo we all loved the grunt a third through😂
1. SCHUBERT, Franz: Military March, Op. 51, No. 1 in D major
2. ROSSINI, Gioachino: William Tell Overture
3. IVANOVICI, Josif: Waves of the Danube Waltz (also arranged as "Anniversary Song")
4. DVOŘÁK, Antonín: Symphony No. 9 in E minor (From the New World), Mvmt 4
5. LEONCAVALLO, Ruggiero: Pagliacci, "Vesti la giubba"
6. DALY, Joseph M.: Chicken Reel
7. TCHAIKOVSKY, Pyotr Ilyich: The Nutcracker, Waltz of the Flowers
8. WAGNER, Richard: Lohengrin, Bridal Chorus
9. ARNE, Thomas: Rule Britannia
10. PIERPONT, James: Jingle Bells
11. MENDOZA y Cortés, Quirino: Cielito Lindo
12. PONCHIELLI Amilcare: La Gioconda, Dance of the Hours
13. La Sorella, traditional Italian march
14. FOSTER, Stephen: Jeannie with the light brown hair
15. Hava Nagila, traditional Jewish folk song
16. WORK, Hanry Clay: Grandfather's Clock
17. LÓPEZ Fernández, Bulmaro (spurious): Las Chiapanecas
18. Westminster Chimes (notes of London's Big Ben)
19. The Irish Washerwoman, traditional jig
20. OLIPHANT, Thomas: Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly
21. SUPPÉ, Franz von: Dichter und Bauer Overture
22. When the saints go marching in, spiritual
23. FOSTER, Stephen Collins: My Old Kentucky Home
25. STRAUSS, Johann, Jr.: Blue Danube Waltz
24. DVOŘÁK, Antonín: Humoresque Op. 101, No. 7
26. OFFENBACH, Jacques: Orpheus in the Underworld, Can can
27. VERDI, Giuseppe: Il Trovatore, Anvil Chorus
28. Down by the Riverside, spiritual
29. KLOHR, John: The Billboard March
30. EMMETT, Daniel Decatur: I wish I was in dixie
That
Disneyland Montréal Version of Fantasia Carousel Music Only
I still don’t hear Dvorak’s 9th…
@@ImVee10 it's being played by the clarinets as a mashup with the Blue Danube Waltz
THANK YOU!
Bake Your Own Concert, Just Add Water
Tate Stewart You mean "Walter"
xD
Honestly more like just add stress! 🤪
That flute part killed me when my high school played it for a concert. Can't help but like its ridiculousness.
I never knew this was a grade 4! I thought it was grade 3! Well this boosts my confidence a lot ^^ I play it all the time in Concert Band and it's like my favourite song
Crazy Otaku it’s because the pieces here are so recognizable that one mistake will ruin it for the audience
Haha, literally just said this to myself then saw this comment
I played this my sophomore year in high school!! TUBA POWER!!!!
Mr.Music The tuba for this song is fun
We play this at the end of 8th grade.it was really fun
same
piano but playing the tuba and trombone part yay!
GO TUBAS
Finally i found it....we played this in the school marching band looong time ago(not in a Concert,just to have something to play at practise.)....i have had this in my head but forgot the name of it but remember it was maaany parts of songs mixed in one Music piece....some i remembered and others not....Great to hear it again...thanks for posting...Brings back memories....i miss the time i had in the marching band,....those were the Days,.....
The clapping part for bass clarinet is murder. I love this song tho
Darka The Dark Fox The chicken dance😭😂 Image learning an altered version with 10 more songs for all region now chile that’s a song to remember 😂
Imagine it for tormbone
Happens to furries man
Half these songs are marches and I play French Horn so I’m playing offbeats most of the time 😭
4 year old comment but its not that hard bro, just have fast hands lol
The brass line is 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
said every trumpet ever
1:06 is my favorite part. Love it! I so want to learn piccolo in addition to my awesome flute 😊
we play this for our cabaret concert every year! i always love playing it and it will forever be my favorite band song ❤️
I and my orchestra playing this on our concert :D. Really, this is very beautiful!
I remember playing this piece in high school in the mid 70’s. Our community band still pulls it out once in a while.
As someone how plays trombone, I recently had to sight read the tuba part in a recorded concert for this - very entertaining 😂😂
1:40 is my all time favorite part leading into the Westminister Chimes section
*Her:* „Come over.“
*Me:* „I can't, I‘m playing a concert.“
*Her:* „My parents aren’t home.“
*Me:* 0:01
I love this song so much! I played this with my Community Band last year. This was one of my favorites of that quarter.
I'm actually playing it again. XD
Nice 😂
My band played this for the South African national competition
i played it with my band. it's my favourite music medley!
This song has been one of my all time favorites to play! This one and Overture for Winds by Charles Carter are fantastic
I played it in my orchestra with the piccolo, that was really cool!
I’ve played this once or twice, it’s really cool!
Love this song. I could jam all night
Sooo beautiful we are playing this Song in our orchester today😍🎈♡
I played this in my high school Marching Band. This is fascinating how the video is showing the conductor's score and turns the pages as the song plays. It's also cool to hear it with a professional-sounding band. I would compare my high school Marching Band to the internet meme known as "shittyfluting."
I remember playing this in school
We played this often back in 1974 at Daceyville Military Band. It was a huge hit at fetes and Royal Easter shows. We all loved the grunt we did a third through the piece.
this song brought back so many memories of my high school's marching band :p
Played freshmen year in highschoolPlaying it again my senior yearI’ll miss my highschool band
Played this in The Murphy High Concert Band in Atlanta, Georgia, 1973
I got to admit I don't listen to part of Christmas after Christmas until black Friday but this piece is 👍 great
I play bass clarinet and I luv this song
somethin' tells me mr. walters watches too many cartoons.
then again, so do i , so i am nobody to judge.
I recognize a lot of the songs being part of a typical Buggs Bunny cartoon with the background music they play in them.
We played this in my first concert with the town band as I was eleven years old, I was third clarinet
this was beautiful
O lord! How many times did I play this piece in school...? So many crap memories...
1:26
it's all freshman playing this part this year in my school and none of us have the confidence to play it loud enough. it's a great time, plently of wrong notes and bad timing :')
Instantly make a concert! Just add Walters.
The funniest thing is when to try something out and you put the song 2x speed, just see for yourself
Lol the best is when it's at 0:30 and at 2x speed! I can't stop laughing 🤣
yeah more like instant pain
r e l a t e a b l e
Never let them know your next move
When we played this, after the clapping part one of our trombonists would yell “yee haw” and it sounds so much better with it lolllll
I have to play this in middle school
We played this in 10th grade band. Still have the sheet music.
Such a good piece of music. Good Job @Hal Leonard Concert Band
Im so sad bc we were gonna play this for our last concert but it got cancelled because we had no where to do our concert
This was on our summer bandstand programme this year - always a big hit with the audience. The band have difficulty keeping a straight face after the ‘grunt’, though 🤣
2:03 is my fave part
Elena E. me too
What it the part a 2:03 it sounds very Jazzy
Marcus Frazier its When the Saints Go Marching In
I'm playing this for my concert. I love this song, Idk why but I just love Harold's works. I know this is a medley but man I love this.
Also why give 1st clarinet scoops in the altissimo register. >:(
very fun song, played it in high school band camp
This is a fun piece to play. My community band is playing this now.
This song.
Feel like a fastfood.
I like to play this😂😂
이곡제가학생때클라연주햇던사람입니다
올려주셔서감사요 ㅎ 듣고싶머찾앗던곡인데
딱이건데 추억돋네요
For reasons I don't know, our band always shouted 'moose'. It was a kind of weird tradition.
Pretty sure I've played this in our concert band. Lots of fun.
Bravo
BOKICC PERESINNN
Played this in 1980. Lots of fun! The only thing that didn’t age well is the very last piece-Dixie.
This is brilliant
I play this at my School Concert Band! I play B flat 2nd Clarinet!
Transport Buff me two my friend XD
Nice, I’m second chair first part
1st part oh god
same, BUT IM FIIIRST and only grade 5 haha
I've also played it at school. And also 2nd clarinet part)))
Its so impressive and so cool I like it!
Omg, I remember playing the brass band version of this at 7 year (jnr high for all you usa people) on cornet
Very good sound
We are playing this in my highschool, and damn it's fun
It stinks. Band directors only do it every year because it’s easy and they are lazy and don’t want to work on anything difficult. Usually fat old music teachers
I rather enjoy my directors, both from Middleschool and Highschool. But I do agree, especially with Jazz; Harder pieces that prove to be a challenge are more fun to play. The reason why Directors don't usually choose harder pieces are due to the fact that newer people would have trouble with it at performances, if not the band as a whole.
We played this last year and we are kids 9 to 12
감사합니다
너무많은 도움이 됩니다
Loved playing this on flute in high school!
Thank you for posting. #LBJCB #OBST
Gotta love the 2 measures of chimes.
Nice!
Akash George 나이스
I played this during camp and i just finished beggining band so i can barely play it
This was my very final performed song I played in Middle School (Percussion; Sleigh Bells and Claves) before heading to High School
im doing this for an all district concert
Omg I’m in percussion and I did the same thing for honor band
We would always play this as fast as humanly possible during band just for fun so it only sounds right in 2X speed lol
Grandiosa e sempre suonata
Truly EPIC!
Muito bom.
Whats the song by 0:16
Our band plays it at 1.5× it's lit
What's the song the flutes play at 1:22? I've heard this before but forgot where. I'm three years late! Woo!
Jeanne with the light brown hair
@@carwashslayer4235 Thanks!
@@munclesam Youre welcome
懷舊金曲！
0:00 - 0:54 is the best
❤❤❤❤
"Huuhhhhhh"
Wow!
Crap I got copyrighted on the music when I was on a livestream for an event! 🤦🏻♀
This piece is listed as MEDIUM EASY on JW Pepper... wow...
Lmao
ahh, 8th grade band memories. No idea it was grade 4 though! Wasn't super hard to play
same here the tuba part is basically a met throughout.
Play it in 1.25 speed it makes sound completely different
Nicko Dog that’s actually the speed my band is playing it, just a bit slower
Playing clarinet 2
Whoa 😀
Okay, so I have to do this thing where we find out how many songs changes there are in this piece- I got 32- is that correct or are there more?
Favorite part at 1:05
Omg, the piccolo? Yaaaaaaaas...
UGH!!
Brautchor aus "Lohengrin" (Wagner)
Jingle Bells
Anvil Chorus
Tanz der Stunden (Ponchielli)
Down By The Riverside
Deck The Hall
Humoreske (Dvorak)
Sinfonie No. 9 - Aus der Neuen Welt (Thema) (Dvorak)
Grandfather's Clock
Billboard March
(I Wish I Was In) Dixie
The Irish Washerwoman
Chiapanecas (Mexican Folk Song)
Cielito Lindo (My Pretty Darling)
Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair
La Sorella
Militärmarsch, Op. 51/1 (Schubert)
Dichter und Bauer Ouvertüre (Suppé)
Westminster Chimes
Melodie aus "Orpheus" (Gluck)
Vesti La Giubba (Leoncavallo)
Chicken Reel
all songs of instant concert
Kyo Chan
You're missing a couple
Can can
Waltz of the flowers
The Thunderer
William Tell
Rule Britannia
Hava Nagila
When the Saints go marching in
Blue Danube
(Not limited to)
Didn't ask
0:12
Ancient TV sports program theme
for NTV, Japanese famous TV station
by T. Mayuzumi ??
The Thunderer by John Philip Sousa
What is that British sounding song. It sounds like ever rule britana or God save the queen.
Are you talking about 0:48?
Yes it's the one right before the Christmas song
@@carterlastname6218 It sounds like "here comes the bride", like a wedding occasion. I'm in 7th grade and we just began playing this. We haven't gotten that far yet
Who Asked? Hey what instrument I play snare drum
@@carterlastname6218 Cool! I play 3rd trombone. Just joined band this year :)
Trombone gliss.
Turn the speed up to x1.25. That's how fast my band is taking it. Except just a touch slower. XD
Same but i think its funny at 2x
Try Prestisimo by Karl King if you really want a good song that you can never go to fast on.
0:00 - 0:54 is the best
0:40
what song is that
@@alexlikestoedit2395 darude sandstorm
Any violae out there