Uploaded December 2014 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
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Apparently the last video wasn't obvious enough of a troll video (probably should've tried puffing my cheeks out even more). Well, if you haven't unsubscribed yet, here's the actual Christmas thing! You can breathe a sigh of relief--this is probably the last Frozen video I'm ever going to do :P
First time I'm recording with the new ringless barrel! I doubt you'll hear much of a difference in the recording, but the smoother tone is quite discernible in person. Looks nice too :)
Vuelie was a pain to record. Took me days to figure out how to get the mix to sound halfway decent, and redid the 10 parts over and over until it did. At which point I said "screw it, moving on" and lip-synced (clarinet-synced?) the video.
Do You Want to Build a Snowman is more of a bare bones cover, though I suppose it's appropriate for the simple charm of the song. Wish I was better at the glissando so I could actually play the "hang in there, Joan!" part.
Wish the ending wasn't quite so melancholic, but eh...Merry Christmas, thanks for watching, and enjoy!
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Sheet music for Vuelie:
app.box.com/s/u1o2akcgi8bri4k32yql
MP3: app.box.com/s/rjyi8q9whipa7kcgnwqe
Song: Vuelie
Music by Christophe Beck and Frode Fjellheim
Originally performed by Cantus
Song: Do You Want to Build a Snowman
Music & Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez
Originally sung by Kristen Bell
From Disney's "Frozen"
Sheet music below! Please rate, leave a comment, and/or subscribe if you like what you hear!
Apparently the last video wasn't obvious enough of a troll video (probably should've tried puffing my cheeks out even more). Well, if you haven't unsubscribed yet, here's the actual Christmas thing! You can breathe a sigh of relief--this is probably the last Frozen video I'm ever going to do :P
First time I'm recording with the new ringless barrel! I doubt you'll hear much of a difference in the recording, but the smoother tone is quite discernible in person. Looks nice too :)
Vuelie was a pain to record. Took me days to figure out how to get the mix to sound halfway decent, and redid the 10 parts over and over until it did. At which point I said "screw it, moving on" and lip-synced (clarinet-synced?) the video.
Do You Want to Build a Snowman is more of a bare bones cover, though I suppose it's appropriate for the simple charm of the song. Wish I was better at the glissando so I could actually play the "hang in there, Joan!" part.
Wish the ending wasn't quite so melancholic, but eh...Merry Christmas, thanks for watching, and enjoy!
~~~~~~~~~~~
Sheet music for Vuelie:
app.box.com/s/u1o2akcgi8bri4k32yql
MP3: app.box.com/s/rjyi8q9whipa7kcgnwqe
Song: Vuelie
Music by Christophe Beck and Frode Fjellheim
Originally performed by Cantus
Song: Do You Want to Build a Snowman
Music & Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez
Originally sung by Kristen Bell
From Disney's "Frozen"
![[Angel Beats] - Alchemy (clarinet cover)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UumxXZyfZG0/mqdefault.jpg "[Angel Beats] - Alchemy (clarinet cover)
Badass song calls for a badass cover ^ ^. Seriously though, this has gotta be the best GirlDeMo song. I loved the animation, the circumstances in which it was played, Iwasawas mellow voice... everything about this one is awesome!
This ones also done by ear, so theres no sheets. It was much harder to do than Brave Song due to the jarring key changes between Eb, C and Db (clarinet keys F D and Eb for those wanting to learn), but Im familiar enough with the song to be able to get it after a few plays.
Enjoy!")
