Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
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What do you do when you want to talk to a low brass player?
Euphonium! :D
Okay, this one was pretty fun (and nasty) to do. It's pretty standard fare as far as concert band pieces go, with the clarinet serving as a scales/runs bot. Which also means that there are a lot of notes to transcribe (and I'm sure I made at least a few mistakes in there). Fortunately, they're *mostly* in easy keys and pretty much just play themselves. The staccato high notes though...geez.
I was in awe at the quality of animation in the series. I don't think a music anime has ever looked this good from a purely technical standpoint. Not to mention, in the one shot where they have clarinet fingerings, they nailed it ^_^
Botched a bunch of takes yesterday, and ran it some more with a metronome. I managed to miraculously do it on the first attempt today in a single shot! Fortunately, you can't hear the phone ringing in the second half...I think. Otherwise it would've been take 321996 orz
Forgive the few wonky notes. I think the recording might be tuned to A442, as notes that I'm usually able to play in tune sound horribly flat at times. Pretty happy with this apart from that though!
Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed!
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The goods:
Sheet music (difficulty 5/5):
app.box.com/s/tquszo86ylm9edi57fdqtmacld0tksen
MP3: app.box.com/s/vxq8dvxq3r368clc4ehngcuo8h944dmc
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Since I often get asked about my setup...
Clarinet: Buffet R13 + Taplin-Weir Ringless Barrel
Mouthpiece: Vandoren M15 (13 Series/Profile 88)
Reed: Vandoren Traditional (strength 4)
Ligature: Vandoren Optimum
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Credits:
Crescent Moon Dance (三日月の舞)
By "Namie Horikawa" a.k.a Akito Matsuda
From the anime Sound! Euphonium (響け！ユーフォニアム)
Sheet music below! Please rate, leave a comment, and/or subscribe if you like what you hear!
What do you do when you want to talk to a low brass player?
Euphonium! :D
Okay, this one was pretty fun (and nasty) to do. It's pretty standard fare as far as concert band pieces go, with the clarinet serving as a scales/runs bot. Which also means that there are a lot of notes to transcribe (and I'm sure I made at least a few mistakes in there). Fortunately, they're *mostly* in easy keys and pretty much just play themselves. The staccato high notes though...geez.
I was in awe at the quality of animation in the series. I don't think a music anime has ever looked this good from a purely technical standpoint. Not to mention, in the one shot where they have clarinet fingerings, they nailed it ^_^
Botched a bunch of takes yesterday, and ran it some more with a metronome. I managed to miraculously do it on the first attempt today in a single shot! Fortunately, you can't hear the phone ringing in the second half...I think. Otherwise it would've been take 321996 orz
Forgive the few wonky notes. I think the recording might be tuned to A442, as notes that I'm usually able to play in tune sound horribly flat at times. Pretty happy with this apart from that though!
Thanks for watching, hope you enjoyed!
_____________________________
The goods:
Sheet music (difficulty 5/5):
app.box.com/s/tquszo86ylm9edi57fdqtmacld0tksen
MP3: app.box.com/s/vxq8dvxq3r368clc4ehngcuo8h944dmc
_____________________________
Since I often get asked about my setup...
Clarinet: Buffet R13 + Taplin-Weir Ringless Barrel
Mouthpiece: Vandoren M15 (13 Series/Profile 88)
Reed: Vandoren Traditional (strength 4)
Ligature: Vandoren Optimum
_____________________________
Credits:
Crescent Moon Dance (三日月の舞)
By "Namie Horikawa" a.k.a Akito Matsuda
From the anime Sound! Euphonium (響け！ユーフォニアム)
