Fnugg tuba solo - original 

and here we have someone who practices 40 hours a day (:

Well.....time to quit all tuba lessons now and work at McDonalds.

I think I'm going to go practice now......

I was there when they filmed that! I even got to shake his hand!!!!! Hes fantastic. Even better in person...

One of the coolest things that happened to me ever was sitting across from this man in a rib shack in Alabama sharing drinking stories over beer and barbecue. He's the coolest, most down to earth guy on the planet. Friggin' awesome.

My man’s *jammin’* on that tuba. This is top tier brass, my friends. Top tier.

Have a look at the faq section under tuba pages on my web page. You'll find some explanations there. good luck!

I can do this just like Baadsvik. -nobody ever

I am playing the new Miraphone Starlight E-flat tuba.

Me: I wanna be the best tuba player ever Best tuba player: *Lord Squidward left the lobby*

I'm so mad. Two years ago I had the chance to see him at my school, but I had to study for an midterm. I've seen Clapton and Beck, but I regret everyday I missed Oystein.

This honestly... Sounds like a tribalish dance kind of thing. And I love it

few weeks ago i thought multiphonics on the trombone sounded good. Now I saw this I don´t even want to try it anymore.

That's *exactly* what I was seeing when I saw this live. It sounds kind of distorted like the electric bass does. All in all this is probably the best tuba solo I have heard in years, remarkable.

he makes it look too easy, especially the polyphonic stuff, he must have perfect pitch... that and double tonguing as fast as he does is super hard, undoubtedly the best in the world

i went to my friend's tuba recital today and he played this, i had no idea a tuba could make that sort of noise, i was blown away!

No question...the very best tubist alive today. And he's a Norwegian. Can it get any better than that?

I try to do multi phonics. It either sounds ok, terrible, or doesn't even want to work. Good job Mr. Baadsvik!

tuba dubstep......sweet mother of god

I saw this live last night and it was magical.

That is impressive! I always love it when an instrument is used in a unique way and this definitely ranks right up there. I'll never forget the first electric violin I heard. Oh it was awesome.

I'm in highschool and I play tuba. I found singing and playing easy. It just made since to me. To since to me. Or am I just weird. I was told by an music instructor to watch this and I'm amazed. I love playing tuba however this will be the last year I'll be able to play an instrument. But I'm happy to have played as long as I did. The tuba is a awesome instrument.

How is this man slaptounging without a reed? I'm impressed

Baadsvick, you're the best tuba player in all the times! It's marvelous to see you playing your E-Flat tuba and the sound that you make is incredible!!! You're a master and have great skills... Congratulations!!! I hope you come to Brazil one day to show us your job!

聴いてる日本人いる？

I WAS THERE HE IS A GOD AMONG MEN

The one and only Tuba God

Sadly, the videos don't do justice to the live versions...but, yeah. Thanks for the great show today, Oystein!

i want to take lessons from his teacher!

One of the contestants at this year's BBC Young Musicians 2012 contest just played this piece, complete with multiphonics and beatboxing. It was awesome.

Song starts at 2:52

I hope you're granted a lesson. I got to spend an entire week hanging out with Oystein when I participated in the Rekkenze Brass Festival a few years ago. He's awesome to see/meet live!

Tuba is my favourite percussion instrument

iam frustrated. He is so good that I want to trow my tuba out of the window.

Still an all-timer for me. This video and my subsequent obsession with multiphonics absolutely changed ny trajectory as a musician in a great way. I make a living doing stuff like this now, and it probably wouldn't have happened without Fnugg.

what kind of viking black magic is this

ディジュリドゥみたいな音してる！あとスラップタンギングしてるのかなぁ？

Viking style. :P

Sir, I saw you do this in Tyler, Texas somewhere around 2008-2009. Immediately copied it, to the point I did it compulsively at a pep rally and almost got kicked out of my high school band. And I couldn't love you more for it. Thank you for influencing tuba players all over the world

i do this sorta voice thing (humming, barking, singing) on my didgeridoo but it has only one key. he creates more sound too. this is inspiring :)

Who else looked for this because of Twoset Violin? He's amazing

才能余りすぎ！

Thanks so much for sharing this! As a composer its so invaluable to have instrumentalists show us what can actually be done with the instrument. The two note chords totally blew me away and the microtone two tone waverings were awesome.

I fucking loved playing this piece.

Lol, I learned how to sing while I was playing my instrument, someone poked me, and I screamed while I was playing. I ended up just screaming and playing at the same, and was able to slowly translate that into singing. Its not hard, you just need to take that first step.

Fnugg is such an inspiration to me and my tuba playing

2:58 : **my washing machine at 3am**

My kinda tuba. mmmmmm This the sound Chuck Norris's Heart Made when it started ticking.

I'm done being a tuba major....lol amazing

holy holy ravioli this is mindblowing

anyone else came here from 2set?

Who the hell is snapping and clapping?! It's like a popping noise and it's distracting

Well as one who frequents multiphonics, (singing and playing), I can tell you that a lot of these guys are right. A relaxed throat is necessary to achieve the desired result, but there is more to it. You need to spend time just buzzing and singing with the piano to really get it to relax. And when its called singing it is a little inaccurate, it's more of a hum. But hum and buzz sounds sexual.

sounds like a super jazzy trombone but way lower. bro takes the definition of tuba to a whole other level.

Now, listen, Baadskvik HAS to have been in marching band, he just moves like he did.

The singing and playing at the same time is called Multi-Phonics, Its very hard to explain on how to do it, it literally is just singing and playing, you will have to try it. While your playing, try singing the letter O into the tuba. The part where it sounds like hes a percussion tuba, pretend like ur spitting seeds into the tuba and thats the basics.

Actually this is a lot easier than digiridoo, no circular breathing, but the singing while you play is part of didge playing...

This is how good my teacher says I’ll be if I practice 30 minutes a day

There is a horrible "clicking" from the mic...

Please could anyone tell me if its possible to see this live anywhere? In from Sweden and i really love this Song, and my Big secret passion is infact brass music especially saxophone and tuba so this would be a wet Dream come true for Me :) I think i have listened to this Rune over 100 times and i never get tired of it. Baadsvik does really good job and gas a very big talen. Skål før norge 3

Baadsvik frisch aus Tibet Kloster.

I am a tuba for life, but I don't even...

In school Id get bored playing the drums, so id grab an extra tuba to screw around with, and all I could do was fart noises.

Beatboxing flute has nothing on this. Tuba players will one day rule the world I tell you. THE WORLD! Mwahahahahahahahaha.

Was this mad lad making all of those noises with the tuba?

its easier than you think, just sing and play. Instead of just blowing sing. just need a bit O practice.

Hey! Thats the baritone!!! Thats my intrument that i play! its annoying....

my washing machine when I put too much clothes inside:

no no no not the playing his playing is fantastic i ment my thats what she said joke was aweful

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aren't these tuba multiphonics

The Roland Kirk of Tuba, maybe join the Buddhist monks to sing in 2 octaves.

📯🫨

How in the hell do make it sound like that? 3:51

i play as well, i need to find out how to sing and play, i'm so jealous of his talents!

I just heared this piece at a small concert in a cloister (o.O) where I sang, too. I'm sure a great part of the audience (about 60-80 years of age) expected pious church songs (like the one I had to contribute -.- ) and was a little bemused :-P. But especially some of the other young musicians, like me, were quite amazed, very courageous to play a piece like that there... But it rocked! :-)

great video! Definitely worth 5 stars. Please try out my strange musical instrument quiz when you have time.

I met this guy today! He's a great guy and an AWESOME tuba player.

I saw this live last night and I just wanted it to never stop.

Una sola parola per definirlo : Geniale!!!

@Wolf24840 The piece is based off of traditional Didgeridoo technique

sounds liek didgeridoo at some point

yes...my jaw was on the floor after that BBC Young Musician

The tuba Lord and Savior back at it again!!

Må bare si at jeg er et stort fan av deg, og det du gjør med tubaen! helt sykt morsomt! :)

Thanks to this song i think ive had my first eargasm :)

2:52

I play tuba =D Are band is best in this state. GO CMSNB!!

um.. read up on circular breathing, all you tuba players

And this, my friends, is how to summon Yosemite402.

It sounds like a distorted electric guitar. thats Hot!

The guy who envented tuba beatboxing

...all i can say is....this shit is fucking SWEET.

how do you play multiphonics? I have always wanted to learn how. I'm a freshman in HS I wanna learn. could you explain how?

wow!!! gotta learn that anybudy done that with a cornet yet? lik e solo? gunna look it up now!! im inspired!

Come to Canada, Come to Canada!!!!

Now I wish I played an instrument instead of being a vocalist. then I could play my tuba part and use my classical elitist powers sing the french horn part because they are always wrong.

Thanks twosetters for unearthing this masterpiece for more ppl to enjoy

Kline, sing from your throat, not with your mouth, just allow yourself to go on "auto pilot" with the actual buzzing of the lips and focus more on the throat singing, start on the same note you're playing on your tuba than work your way up to a 5th or an octive, or wherever you want to be on the scale :)