The Ultimate Christmas Sing-Along: WP 1st Horn in E-flat

playing this in beginning band is a canon event

Bro as a clarinetist, those lines of the same notes over and over again really made my brain stop functioning.

Played this in 6th grade for my first band performance!

I'm the only flute in my class so it's scary when I have to play a solo in the song XD

As a junior high student listening to this, which I played for my first concert, it's like looking at old pictures of yourself

I play the clarinet, and the clarinet "solo" in this song hurts my mouth so much! We did this for grade 7-8 band and it was awesome!

This brings back memories of my first band concert in elementary. Now I'm in college and still in band

I play this on my trumpet all the time... but never the trumpet part... I've learned them all🤔🤔🤔

I played trombone in my 7th grade band for this song. Our piece had the trombones not playing for like 23 measures

I was a french horn in sixth grade and I remember this song and how repetitive it was. I'm currently a high school freshman and I can still play this song because of how repetitive it is

I played this way back when I was 12 years old. I'm 19 now and I still love this piece. It's the only one from school that I can fully remember. I'm happy to see people are still playing it years and years later

I used to play french horn in the past, and I felt POWERFUL playing that solo man. I still hum it every once in a while

played this in 5th grade band and as a french hornist I was so happy because I had some sort of melody for the first time

I'm playing this for my next concert in May and my band isn't doing so well but I was told that I was carrying my whole section (Clarinet)

Played this at my concert Wednesday (12/11/24, also a surprise birthday celebration for my band teacher). I can't get this off my mind

I was a percussionist and did this in band on snare in the 7th grade! Still one of the funnest things I've done.❤

just played this in front of like 200 people. as a clarinetist this is fire.

I love this one! Because this is like the only song we are allowed to gliss! Played this in grade 7 on trombone. Now in grade 12. Wish there were more band arrangements like this where we are allowed to actually gliss for once.

Bruh, no one's saying how fucking fun the clarinet part is omgg

Playing this next week❤️ I play flute! We have so many solos!!

I played the alto sax and I enjoyed my part in this piece

Personally, as a clarinetist, measures 35-59 hurt my mouth so much that it's unbelievable. What probably doesn't help is that it's the same part 12 times over.

Playing this as a HS student I'm rewriting the percussion part to spice it up lol (my band director was cool enough to let me because it's our spring concert we hold ourselves). If I can, I'll provide a link to the sheet music when I'm done

I played the trumpet part in this song, and god it was so much fun, definitely one of my favorite pieces to this day

This is so much fun to play (I play oboe by the way) and I had a friend who plays french horn and she was startled by her solo because she was a first year

I remember playing bass clarinet in 7th grade and getting so bored of my part that I learned the alto sax part by ear and switched back and forth between the two lmao

I played this my 8th grade year and last year I heard the 7th grade band playing this and me and my friends wanted to play with them so bad we relearned it on our own. I remember thinking back then that it was so hard but now it's so easy 😂😂😂😂

My school was deciding what to play for our concert, and we skipped this song, but we all had separate classes with separate teachers (mine being baritone). My classmates and I got the music from our band teacher (which is now the band director for the varsity band). This song was my favorite band song in 6th grade, so I was a bit sad when they didn't pick it, but I absolutely love this song!

As a Trombone player, I remember playing this! I forgot to bring the paper to play it with, but still did well ngl. The trombone undertones and the solo are actually bold

I'm learning this song for my band right now. I'm nervous of the solo part because I play french horn

got so excited when my teacher told me I'm 1st trumpet which means I have TWICE AS MANY MAIN PARTS (trumpets already have all the main parts besides beginning and end, which are for clarinets)

I am playing this piece right now and I love this song. PS: Me alto saxophone😊

wow you can actually hear the mallets

Anyone else in band and listening to this every day, knowing that you have to perform in front of 3 states at Kings Dominion and your band lacks tone and timing but yourself, or is it just me? I'm the trumpet/tuba player and we play on April 8th. 8th grade year finna be a blast!

Robert W Smith was putting us to work as kids! 😂 Our lungs were powerful back then!

People in my band keep on playing forte (or however you spell it) as how loud it is. It's supposed to be PIANO

I'm playing this song at a concert where we're being judged wish me luck

This song hates trombonists

Even though I have the soloist on the marimba, it's kinda hard. I struggle a lot

My band director's father wrote this song and he is coming to our 6th grade band performance :)) (we are playing Furioso by the way lol)

I play Tuba and Bass Clarinet. It's easy because it's ALWAYS THE SAME THING but just on different clefs.

I play the flute and I'm performing this tomorrow but like the flute part is kinda wack until you hit the 8th notes and it gets faster or you will be constantly out of breath holding the same note constantly for like what feels like hours

i'm jealous i got the trumpet part

us french horns in 7th grade concert band play the same thing 90% of the song

My class is calling this song skibidioso