Mg lol

LMFAO

💀💀

LMAO

For all the songs of the concert?

Literally

Same fr

yall

Mine would probably quit

More like y’all better *start* playing with me

@The guiding light r/woooooooooosh

That’s messed up😂

@@henrystickmin7066 that's not a woooosh moment

@Dark youre a clown

@@MinecraftShadersandChillIt is actually it’s a joke and they don’t seem to get it

Ah, is that the one that ends in silence?

We played this at our last orch concert as a joke lol

Bands will always play multiple songs, so this wouldn’t be an explanation. The person recording said this went on all night, meaning they played more than one song. So if even they did do this, it’s not and explanation.

Ehhhh which is debatable 🤣

Do you know where to find sheet music of it? It seems very heard to learn

😂 mine would give us a death stare if we did this to her

Give me your band director-

My chior would be so mad if we all stopped singing

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Mine would demote us all to the lowest band and start explain to the audience how annoying we are ( he's still an amazing teacher just with high standards)

⁠@@krisvyxxey’re moving fingers. As @strawlover mentioned earlier, this is called air playing. Air playing allows individuals to look at there sheet music one last time before having to perform. Additionally, it makes you aware of any broken keys on an instrument. It also benefits the director allowing them to practice conducting and such and feel it out before they perform. (No. directors don’t just hand out music and suddenly conduct the song without practicing.) Air playing is an effective form to prepare the band before playing at a concert regardless how much they practiced. Even top bands in the world do this. I can reassure that air playing isn’t “doing nothing”.

@@krisvyxxI’d also like to correct your theory of why people warm up in sports. People in football and other sports warm-up before each game because it is deemed as unhealthy to suddenly put your body through an entire fitness workout without any proper introduction prior to the game. It also lowers performance skills. It’s kind of like waking up from a long nap and expected to do a math test the very second you wake up. This can be used as an example to why bands warm-up. You don’t just go out playing songs without preparing your embouchure, practicing fingers (especially for a middle school band) and preparing to produce the necessary air required to put out a decent tone quality.

​@@krisvyxx Say you dont play an instrument without saying you dont play an instrument

@@krisvyxx Lets face it they probably did not do this all night. It was probably just a joke by the videos creator but if not there is a few different things this could be. 1 A way to warm up. Just like how bands need to warm up with scales (since you probably dont know they do that so you can know early if you need to fix a reed, oil a valve, or tune) not playing is a technique used when you want to mark through the music without playing it. Which brings me to option 2. This could be their MPA or an assessment. A part of MPA is sight reading. Meaning you have to play a piece you have never seen before. The "rules" are you get 3-5 minutes to practice the piece without making noise through the instrument. So you go through the song once fingering the instrument and counting the measure or what ever your director taught you to do before playing the entire song hoping to god it goes well. hope this shuts your arguement down :)

@@krisvyxx Orchestra… makes sense. I want to be clear when I say that band and orchestra simply don’t compare in terms of warm-up. If a middle school student instrument is broken just minutes before practice for whatever reason it isn’t necessarily anyone fault. Its not the director nor the students fault and band instruments having issues/breaking just hours or minutes before a performance is actually much more common that you appear to think it is. Happened to me once at all-state and was devastated lol. Now about this teachers warm-up mechanisms… Annoying? Maybe. Tedious? Perhaps. But each director has different ways to prepare there students to have the best performance possible. Too you this may seem absurd but I feel as though it isn’t really a bad idea for beginner musicians. It gives them one last chance of looking at music and preparing before playing. The pervious reference to sports was referring to warm-ups by the band that includes breathing exercises, lip slurs, etc. The point of this reference was to show that football and band are similar and their warm-up behaviours can be compared. I’m also going to be honest. There really is no reason for you as an orchestra player to be debating about what’s necessary and unnecessary for a band too do. Your not in band and you certainly don’t play a wind instrument. Different techniques are needed to play such as great breathing, embouchure, and goodness especially for trombones slide positioning. In fact, one of the very few things an Ochestra and a band both have in common during warm-up is the process of tuning. It’s kept at that. So please like- keep an open-mind. I understand that you want to be heard but you have zero experience in being in a band. you’re giving input on wind instrument warm-ups but yet you haven’t been in a band OR played a wind instrument. C’mon man.

@half-randomjackfr bro

​@@thepinkelephant2520nah the one kid who did played would be a infinite better musician then all of them combined

This happened to me bruh, last year no one else played during our section, I was so nervous I paused for a beat then just waited waited the measure to end, and kept going.

@iyanabarber You really believe that? You’re stupid.

​@iyanabarber ever heard of people adding fake subtitles for clout?

i never knew this tbh we never did that

@@ChristianQuintana_-it’s cuz it didn’t start til GenZ era

@@ChristianQuintana_- some do some don’t actually

@iyanabarber and you have proof of her filming this all night? No. Because it’s just a few Second clip. In reality they’re only silently fingering the notes for a few seconds.

@iyanabarberthis was not all night. Anyone whose ever performed music can see what this is.

Yeah so many gullible morons immediately believe anything that they see on the internet. Kind of sad.

We dont do this, its not a warm up and we warm up before the concert downstairs. We dont warm up in front of a crowd and we dont warm up like this. This isnt even a form of warm up.

@@keshacow its for a festival my guy. theyre doing the sight reading portion where you finger through the music, then you play it. not sure if yall go to festival and sight read in middle school but you do after. depends on the school.

this isn't about chorus

@@Blue_foxley☝️🤓

@@adiktadoalamusika 🪞

​@@Blue_foxley Who is the fairest one of all

Haha

Mine too

Actually this has happened to us begire because no one was ready and we all started laughing. But that was at a rehearsal not a concert, idk what this is

OMG 😭

Omg that’s what I thought too. glad I’m not the only music nerd here

​@@brayden9369 What is 4:33??

@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Its a piece by John Cage which is essentially just silence the entire time

@iyanabarberproof?

Must have been 122 measures of rests💀

low brass orchestra be like

Nah I think it’s air and position

@@some_random_merc Fr

@McCheezershigh brass is best bro

Don’t fucking talk abt Ms lane like that she’s my band director and she is not deaf there’s a thing called air playing

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It's just silence, but it keeps getting faster

this is stressing me out

this piece is really scary

😬😬😬😬

rolli und rita!

REAALLLL

@@Bismark-Catyessssss!!😊

IM CRYING RN 😭

My director and us wouldve started laughing its happened before. But at rehearsals not at a concert

Cap

Yes

You can hear the drum

Nah the background noise

yeah, he added in background noise when they start playing bc you start hearing all of these sounds that weren't present before the conductor started

Definitely.

not the "mom i'm famous"

@@TheMasterDuolingo swear

@@jyfire1175 lol

Lol

Crazy 💀

Are you in band

Yeah sort of like fingering along.

​@iyanabarber you do realize lying is a thing, right? its called clout chasing. trust the commentor a lil more