Anyone else watch this even though they've been in band for years?

I feel like these guys are throwing shade at each other

mr bassoon has such a relaxing voice

Basoonist: I love the bassoon for it's range Flautist: I love the flute for it's range Everyone else: I love my instrument for it's versatility

*Quick poll... how many of us watching this aren’t “beginners” and are just watching because we’ve seen this in our recommendations FOREVER and decided to FINALLY click on it?*

Their personalities match their instruments...

Despite this being for beginners, it’s fascinating to come back after learning how to play and instrument and realize how good these people are.

i cant beleive nobody is talking about this clarinet player, hes amazing

Other instruments: *Handle instrument with care* Clarinet: YEETUS REEDUS

"Oboe reeds are very delicate, and must be handled with care." Clarinet player: *YEET*

The clarinet part where he played the fun music that one part he plays, is soo cool, I just love it!!

My band teacher showed this to the woodwind sectionals and I think everyone was so intrigued by all the instruments they had the chance to play during beginning band. But what can I say, we love our instruments

The sax guy was the only one just enjoying everyone play their instruments.

why the percussion looks like he’s actively being held at gun point

As somebody who plays the euphonium, this demonstration was an amazing view into the "smaller tuba" instrument.

I’m a cellist but I’ve always wanted to play trombone. It has such a gorgeous and versatile sound, and I’m sure I’ll have one some day

This video: Trombone, tubas, and euphoniums can play amazing pieces Trombone, tubas, and euphonium: 64 measures rest

“The clarinet is known for it’s warm, rich tone color” SQUEAK SQUEAK

Hi! I am showing this to my 9th grade Beginning Band class. Woo hoo! Two students said they like the trombone. One said, "It's nice." "It was soooo beautiful!" Thank you for your service!

Quoting my child: “they don’t know how much they help me”. Thank you for helping make a decision in the choosing his first instrument.

The bassoon guy looks like he can defeat the whole world as a one man army

"And it sounds like this" Plays beautiful piece that no beginner will be able to play

I'm A former Clarinetist, future Saxophonist, and this video is AWESOME!

The snare drum dude is wholesome At the end when they did the song together, he looked like it was his big moment

the bassoon guy: when you play the bassoon reed on its own it sounds weird the reed: *sound of cat dying*

I love how the saxophone dude was enjoying everyone’s demonstrations, he was living his best life honestly.

I have used this video every year for the past 7 years. It is an incredible resource that I am super grateful for. It is perfect for introducing all the instrument available to learn for a beginning band class. Thank you Army Band

The Army Field and has always had the most amazing musicians. As a former band member, I consider them the best.

the bassoon dude looked so serious and then he played the simpsons theme.. i died

The French horn player is so nice!

Very well done and was nice to hear how each instrument sounds by itself. I’m in my 60’s with no musical background and I’ve been thinking about learning to play an instrument. I love the looks of the French horn but am leaning toward learning the sax.

I’ve watched this around 100 times and it’s nice to watch since the first time I watched this was in sixth grade and now I’m a senior in high school still playing the clarinet and I love watching this video.

I love that even though they are all high ranked military you can still tell that they were all band nerds. Except my boy Thaddeus, they needed a bassoon player and when they asked him if he could he had already mastered it just in case he was needed to through sheer concentration,

20:47 i thought they were gonna play the 20th century fox opening

Thank you for your service to our country. Yes, you are exemplary players as your dedication to your instrument is very obvious. This demonstration will reach countless young people who may be filling your ranks someday.

I remember back in 2020 when I joined my schools band, my band director showed me this video because I didn’t know if I wanted to play flute or clarinet (I chose clarinet, I play bass clarinet now.) I am forever thankful for my first band director ❤

These guys are the best musicians on their instruments out of all the people in the US Army. Can you imagine the auditions they must have gone through to win their position in this band?

the guy with the bassoon looked so seiriours so it made me die of laughter when he played the simpson theme song

My 6th grade band teacher showed us this to give us a understanding of the instruments that we might play and after he let us chose which one we liked the most from the video and many people I know found their favorite instrument and also the ones they play from this video and well let’s just say that clarinet is the best out there.

Thank you for your guy's service and how many children you strive to inspire into music. You guys are real ones!

I look at him: oh he must be professional since he in the army *He throws reed* WTF

Trombone: everyone else has to push a button of some sort Percussionist:

I watched this for beginning band, skipped through, now I’m in jazz band, and I now want to watch this all the way and I am loving it

Best wind instruments presentation I have ever stumbled upon, by far, I keep on coming to this one.

The bassoon player has such a nice voice

Is it just me, or did the bassoon player have a voice that sounded like his instrument?

The clarinet guy is such a clarinet player. Proof that instrument correlates to personality.

When he threw the clarinet reed on the floor I started crying😭😭

‘Blazing fast fingers’ Every woodwind ever: O_O

Dang that saxophone guy was so happy he made everyone else sound super depressed edit: I play the clarinet and I do not condone tossing reeds

I remember commenting on a different account about me watching this before picking an instrument, I chose flute. I am now going to audition for region band, and hopefully all-state callback. I love you guys

Brian Sacawa represented the saxophones really well🎷 I’m a tenor sax player and I enjoy what I do!

Oboe player's circular breathing was on fleek

i didnt know 90% of these instruments actually sounded good. apparently my band sucks

you can tell how much respect the musicians have for each other

What a terrific insight into the workings of a group of professional musicians! Each musician was articulate, poised and by all appearances, pretty darn happy in his/her work. This is a wonderful video. Thanks a million!

"and that's clearly the best instrument of the brass section" - every brass player in existence to their own instrument

The bassoon guys voice matched the instrument

Thank u I'm in band and I'm learning the trombone and this help a lot

Euphonium/Baritone ❤💪💪💪 I’ve been playing for a few months in high school and I love the way you guys demonstrated these instruments

Bassoon player looks like the human version of a bassoon

20:50 And now we know why we put the percussion at the back of the band

This was fun and an important video for those just starting out. Back when I started playing in band, I had chosen the trumpet. If I had seen something like this, I would certainly have picked French horn. I’ve always regretted not choosing that instrument.

Even though I’m not a beginner, I still find it fascinating to come back and see how good these players are!

"The clarinet is also known for playing very softly" *Teacher looks at me*

To this day Legend says The YEET REED is still on the floor

I play the clarinet and the clarinet is just so beautiful sounding

This is an excellent Instrument Demonstration for Beginning Band and we love it ! God Bless America !From Tibet ❤❤❤👌👌👌

Tell me why the sax guys looks like he's in love with everyone up there while they're talking. No shade just something I noticed.

The basson guy is so serious that when he makes the sound with his reed someone started giggiling.

I remembered about this video and came back to have past nostalgic memories

Love it! Trying to get my Grandson interested in band and this was a great intro to the instruments. Thank you!!

Everyone of them: Flexes their extreme proness Woodwinds: Flute: Plays very quickly Oboe: “we get many solos” Clarinet: Flexes their richness by yeeting reeds around Bassoon: Flexes a wide range Saxophone: Plays very quickly like it’s a FLOOT

I thought they were gonna play the 20th century fox opening at 20:47

Outstanding demonstrations by all, and excellent audio recording!

I play bass clarinet, Bb clarinet, and tenor saxophone, I’d love to learn more instruments as well. This video was fairly good, I already knew most of it since there common instruments, except there’s no oboe or bassoon in any of the school bands in my area (Not the US). Though I already knew a little about double reed instruments because I love learning more about instruments and I’d love to get the opportunity to learn how to play dozens of more instruments. I love how as soon as the trombone player started taking about a powerful passage I thought ‘oh probably star wars’ then he said you’ll probably recognize it then I was like yep definitely star wars and it was. Then the tuba player said a recognizable song and I was thinking Mario and it was. Good demonstration of all the instruments and fabulous playing as well!

Tuba: here's something you might recognize Me: veggietales, veggietales, veg- Tuba: * plays super mario * Me: * Confused screaming *

How did my attention span of a dead frog keep up perfectly with this video?

Absolutely lovely! Loved it! So wonderful, US Band! Thanks so very much! So proud of each one of you! God bless you all!!!

I absolutely love the sound of especially the Clarinet and flute

Professional Clarinet : *beautiful sounds* Clarinets in my Band Class : *mouse noises*

“As you can see, the oboe looks very similar to...” Me: The English Horn. “The Clarinet!”

This is the video that I watched in 6th grade exploratory band and this is the video that made me want to be in band. Im now a freshmen in high-school playing the clarinet

Thank you so much for doing this! I've used this video for YEARS to demonstrate to my students so we can decide what they will start on.

The clarinet guy looks like he's having so much fun!

you guys literally set people up for their future careers, thank you on behalf of all of the people you’ve inspired to become musicians.

This was lovely and so relaxing to watch! Each instrumentalist was so talented. God bless you all, and thank you for all you do. :D

7:59 was so good !

UGGGGGGGGGH they all have such good tone I'm quaking

You can tell they were having so much fun with this.

I literally have watched this whole video and I only play the trumpet. This stuff is so entertaining and I love these kinds of videos

The saxophone player seemed so proud of the trumpet player 10:04

oboe= "Oboe reeds are very delicate, and must be handled with care." Clarinet player= YEET * thinks in head* uh im clueless

Showed this to my elementary school students, they all like the bassoon the best.

ive been in band for years but this is the video i watched in middle school and now ive been playing oboe for 4 years

Holy crap, I got chills when the flute player played her first two notes because I instantly thought of Hyrule Castle theme from Twilight Princess😭

Brass instruments: calm, cool, collected Trumpet: did someone say forte?

“Flute is the highest pitched instrument” Piccolo: “Am I a joke to you?”

Clarinet- beautiful playing. Helps to have Mozart on side.

Hi I’ve been playing the flute for about 2 years now and I wanted to say you are great at it and I want to really learn how to get better