Mr. Blue Sky by Jeff Lynne/arr. Roger Holmes 

@Shade Logic: Same (I'm on bari)

Bassist

Righttt

69th like. Nice

I'm an attack helicopter; nice to meet you!

Wow, your right

Undercover Goose where

@@Jackson-sr7ms Those ear piercing high notes at the end are trombone

@Moritz Dodt a silencer it’s a harmon mute and yes it is a trumpet

Band nerd

@@brodyfuller9320 what’s wrong with loving music

you spelled original wrong

this comment ^ was in relation to 2020 online school and how id listen to a wide plethora of music.... including this piece! and play it on my 1934 student model bari!! nostalgia is even crazier today.

Awesoeman my jazz band was supposed to play this but the whole vivid thing stopped us from gathering

How did the concert go?

Ikr they should make one for Evil Woman and Living thing. Those songs I think are their best ones

Lucky

We are preforming it pretty soon in my jazz band!!

The solo fits at measure 43 I think

Your Lil Brudder I personally prefer it with the d natural. The dissonance between the c and d flat just doesn’t sound good to me. Keep in mind, this is an arrangement, not a transcription, so the stranger can change stuff too

Ryan Piggott Totally agree. It’s 2020 which means people can do whatever they think is best. I believe that expressing your opinions on the arrangement is what makes the music unique and more enjoyable for everyone.

Cole Seagroves I think we all are overthinking on how to deal with this music. The music is fairly basic and it’s meant for beginner middle school jazz bands. ngl there are many other things we could be doing like PRACTICING while we listen and criticize this music I believe the song is good the way it is in the video

Sure, that might be accurate, but does it sound good? No.

Your Lil Brudder Quite. There was no musical reason to change the tune (the instruments can play the correct pitches in the correct tempo). So it was a *needless* change, and that makes the arrangement all the worse. There were a couple more needless changes in the following bars, too. There are various reasons why a tune would have to be changed in order to be played by particular instruments in an arrangement -- yes, I do get that -- but there was no excuse to make those changes here.

Me too bro

i have to agree

@@jackdonohue7893 bro shut

Uh. This is being played by the Hal Leonard house band.

Oh shoot

Or it’s just a good song to play and learn for fun?

yeah honestly, its not a good piece, the original song was good but this is just terrible.

@@kendrickvallee3146 you can play it I wouldn't care, but if you play it for a jazz tune, it honestly says a lot about your knowledge and taste in jazz

Could you further elaborate on that? Im pretty curious tbh

how have you managed to make high school jazz bands snobby don’t be such a square man

owem nah not really

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