NUTCRACKER ON EUPHONIUM AND BARITONE??? HOW ABOUT THIS INSTEAD!!!

We turned Nutcracker into Nutrocker for brass band as well as awesome version of "It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year". Enjoy friends!!!
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[@servandoecheverria4446]

I know he did not just miss his solo 😂😂

[@zedzen3690]

Dear Matonizz, Why do you sometimes play in treble clef and other times play in bass clef? -A Confused 7th grade Euphonium player

[@rubenapol9503]

Often it's just a matter of how it's notated in the score. Sometimes your part is in treble clef, sometimes in bass clef. It can even happen that you have to play in tenor clef. It's the same with tunings, sometimes you play in concert pitch and other times you play in Bb. Therefore it's very useful to just learn to read in all three clefs and in both tunings, so you never get a part you can't read. It may cost some time, but if you give it 6 to 12 months you should be rather fluent in all three clefs. Just find the discipline to keep practicing and don't forget to just have fun with it!

[@Matonizz]

Could not explain better!

[@alvinwyllie8502]

@@rubenapol9503 Don't forget alto clef! I had to play first trombone in Glinka Ruslan and Lyudmila in Australia out of the blue years ago...

[@quakeroats8102]

Alvin Wyllie Alto Clef is usually not used for euphoniums I believe but I do know that viola’s play on alto clef since I did play a little of ( sorry for my bad grammar)

[@michaelshelley1289]

@@rubenapol9503 i can read bass clef (forget tenor...no way) but i have a hard time playing it....it takes too much thinking....i'd be so far behind it wouldn't be funny

[@PSUsaxophone]

me @ 1:17 coming out of the stage door 😂 your solo on O Holy Night gave me chills. hope to hear you play again soon

[@Matonizz]

Thanks friend, choir did a fantastic job!

[@Arthur-ej5gi]

Ahaha it's not the Nutrocker, It's the dance of the first baritone!!

[@mazadan]

Arthur in the brass band world treble clef is used so one can move from instrument to instrument , say from cornet to euphonium excepting tubas and bass trombone who read bass clef

[@Arthur-ej5gi]

Thanks for replying Peter! In my original comment I was really talking about the way the first baritone was shuffling/dancing in his seat around the 0.44 mark. I am aware that many brass players are capable of swapping between instruments. I generally play in orchestral music so reading treble for trumpet and bass for trombone tuba ect. I must admit I have very little knowledge of the brass band world however I thought that usually tuba read the "bass brass part" that was usually written in treble? Also was not aware of bass trombones being used in brass bands! Could you please give a little insight?

[@mazadan]

Arthur I play in a brass band. Bass trombone, I read bass clef and also tenor clef. I also play tenor slide and valve trombone so have three. Though unusually for a brass player I only read bass and tenor clef and not treble

[@Ginny2708]

The suits are out of this world as is your timing.

[@philippg6023]

Hey i would love to see a Video (maybe a duett) with the other euphonium player. He seems like a chill dude.

[@davidapaulson2005]

You have to highlight your compadre on the euph. He is first class and effortlessly floats over his music. Who is he? What's his background? When does he play the solos. Seems there isn't anything he can't handle. Can't think of a band that wouldn't love to hand a musician of his caliber.

[@Matonizz]

Hey friends! Let me know what you think about this version of Nutcracker! Don't forget to like, share, comment and subscribe if you enjoyed this video. More videos to come this week either Wednesday or Thursday so keep an eye for it. Best, M

[@Gavman_Gaming_09_79]

Where could I find the music for these songs?

[@xxbizzixx7946]

3:27 i love this guy :)

[@dt2756]

Good work

[@Justin-ex1vx]

great sounding

[@altorehonber3878]

いつも聴いてます！ 私もユーフォニアムを吹いているので、 あなたのような音が出せるようになりたいと思っています

[@JR-te9gq]

This was in my recommendations again

[@3foothurricane]

Why can’t I have the fun 2nd baritone parts like your brass band gets? 😨

[@OnceUponAPipe]

you guys are sooooo ridiculously good!!!

[@ryanwalker52]

Ah a fellow euphonium player. Great job

[@peiyik1883]

I will watch your videos 10 hours after you upload it cuz the time in my country is different. :) And i told some of my friends to subscribe

[@ManuelMartinez-fg3ef]

Can you imagine being good... Love your playing🙏💙

[@skyboundch]

a nice twist, good work

[@cl4rk266]

Love your videos ✊🏽

[@tonysalvatore2608]

Bellissimo!!!

[@michaelshelley1289]

looks like fun.....except for that bass clef.......blech!!!

[@ianmassey6081]

Hey, Matonizz. I was wondering what kind of euphonium you're using?

[@Matonizz]

It's Jupiter XO

[@sammywammy1846]

Matonizz sadly😢

[@hayda7630]

On the 2nd song does the guy to your right have a Besson Prestige???!!

[@Matonizz]

No, it's actually Yamaha YEP842 :)

[@benh.5213]

Is it worth learning both treble and bass clef for euphonium? I already know bass clef just not treble and I’m a sophomore in high school

[@Matonizz]

If you ever want to turn professional I would say it's mandatory. Bass clef is definitely the one you'll see most often but you need to know treble and tenor clef as a euphonium player to fully cover repertoire. Hope this helps friend, best, M

[@alvinwyllie8502]

@@Matonizz Hi Matonizz, I played the BBb years ago in a St John's band in Australia very briefly, only just now joined a band in soaking wet South Wales Uk on BBb. I'm also using a trombone book for bass clef learning. Where is your Patreon page???

[@Matonizz]

@@alvinwyllie8502 Hi friend. It's patreon.com/matonizz Happy New Year!

[@jackprior9420]

Name of the first song? I want to learn that part it’s sick

[@Matonizz]

Nutrocker :)

[@josehoward-guerraiii4833]

What grade level music to you usually play?

[@marceldelacruz4449]

Triple sweet🎶

[@thrxwolf7039]

Hey man, we’ve all made that mistake give him a break.

[@franciscohan6327]

You're the best👍

[@thelegendarybacon723]

hey mantonizz is there a way to transpose bass clef to treble clef quickly cause i was trained is bass clef

[@patrickv.3979]

You just learn how to switch in your head. I'm a senior in high school now, and I've played Euphonium since 7th grade. I play bass clef, but my freshman year of high school, I was introduced to treble clef players (2 every year, thus far). Since I ended up being one of the better brass players in my band, I had to learn treble clef to help out. Note-wise is the easiest way to start out. All notes go up a whole step. Bass F becomes treble G, bass Bb becomes treble C, and so on. From there, you'll have to learn how to read the music. Typically, I don't actually read it as the note pitch in treble clef, but I've memorized the area of the staff and transpose it. It also helps if you read trumpet music, as you'll be forced to figure out how treble clef works in that sense, and listening to the octave pitch may be a lot better. I know that's a lot to read, but I hope that helps somewhat!

[@thelegendarybacon723]

Thanks it helps a lot!

[@Ian-ue9tq]

Does anyone know how or where i can do a blind mouthpiece test I've been meaning to do one and my instructor is a bit protective of his instrument stuff so i cant do one with him.

[@dayongraves8538]

WOAH 😨

[@thrxwolf7039]

Hey matonizz, how do you get in one of these groups? I try very hard on tuba and trumpet and I practice everyday but I’m a sophomore in high school. I really want to do something like this and you inspire me? How do I find a group or so? Thank you if you reply, I’ll definitely read it if you do.

[@Matonizz]

Hi friend, if you're looking for professional group to join, most of the auditions are public if spot opens up on musicalchairs.com. Otherwise, look for local community bands to join. Hope that helps friend. Best, M

[@thrxwolf7039]

Thank you so much. You’re a great inspiration to me. You and the U.S navy band. I love you both.

[@Anthony-xc1qv]

I’m in the local community band and I’m a freshman

[@thrxwolf7039]

DelkFN awesome!

[@Nik_Luscinius]

Der'missimo!!!

[@chowi3229]

veh niceeeee

[@alexmusicweeks]

Hi

[@annefrank5242]

epiccc

[@Thasaman]

Are we not gonna mention at the end the special thanks to U.P.S stole my kids?

[@judydaranouvongs6053]

What was the solo outright song

[@judydaranouvongs6053]

Outro

[@Matonizz]

It's called Euph'Em All, it's uploaded in separate video on my channel :)

[@matthewloud5964]

What’s the name of the piece in the outro

[@Matonizz]

It's called Euph'Em All, check the link below ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gom0lJWnmdqVZ80

[@matthewloud5964]

Matonizz amazing thank you!!

[@stephenowens5091]

He looks like the guy from the Canada dry commercials

[@Matonizz]

Haha, actually just googled it :D Eyes and eyebrows are similar :D

[@stephenowens5091]

Matonizz i love you so much I’m not trying to insult you or anything

[@Matonizz]

@@stephenowens5091 Didn't think that for a second and the guy does resemble of me :D It's just funny that I did actually google Canada dry commercial :D

[@stephenowens5091]

Matonizz Thank you

[@maolruanaidhh9153]

w o a h

[@matthewmussmacher3192]

What mouthpiece do you use?

[@JoshuaProductionsPogChamp]

16c it looks like

[@joshuafuentes5411]

He uses a parker 5g 51d

[@Matonizz]

Parker 5g 51d

[@GamerTime_2002]

pfft, who needs to breath. not the euphonium players.

[@Matonizz]

Totally. There's nothing about breathing in my contract :D

[@idhott]

I cannot take “nutrocker” seriously