Essentially Ellington 2022: Osceola County School for the Arts Finals Performance
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- čas přidán 6. 05. 2022
- Osceola County School for the Arts Jazz A Essentially Ellington Full Finals Set.
After being announced as a Top 3 Performance OCSA gets the opportunity to play a final two songs with featured JLCO member Marcus Printup as a guest soloist.
www.osceolaschools.net/Domain/41
****I apologize if I inaccurately identify any of the soloists****
*Director: Jason Anderson*
*Solos:*
*Happy-Go-Lucky Local (from the Deep South Suite) (**1:11**)*
Piano: Ella Kim (1:11, 3:11, 5:36)
Bass: Nelson Placa (1:11, 3:11, 5:55)
Alto Sax: Solomon Geleta (1:30, 2:55)**
Trumpet: Daniel Portuondo (2:21)
Bari Sax: Yandel Sánchez (2:39)
Lead Trumpet: Nathaniel Williford (2:39, 4:50, 5:32, 6:09)**^
Tenor Sax: Rajendra Indar (2:48, 4:04)
Clarinet: Kiara Rouse (5:13)*
Drums: Isaiah Bravo (6:16)
*Oop Bop Sh'bam (**8:33**)*
Lead Trumpet: Nathaniel Williford (9:23, 11:00, 12:43)**^
Trumpet: Marcus Printup (10:12, 11:00) *from Jazz at Lincoln Center*
***1st Place in Essentially Ellington Competition***
* = Honorable Mention Award
** = Outstanding Award
^ = Snooky Young Award
*Full Awards List*
*Sectional Awards:*
*Honorable Mention Rhythm Section:* Ella Kim (Piano), Isaac Olivo (Piano), Alex Farmiga (Guitar), Nelson Placa (Bass), Isaiah Bravo (Drums)
*Honorable Mention Reed Section:* Solomon Geleta (Lead Alto Sax)** , Ignacio Souchet (Alto Sax), Kiara Rouse (Clarinet, Tenor Sax)* , Rajendra Indar (Tenor Sax), Yandel Sánchez (Baritone Sax), Sean McBride (Baritone Sax)
*Outstanding Trombone Section:* Arturo Williams (Lead), Laylani Cobb, Ryann Cruz
*Outstanding Trumpet Section:* Nathaniel Williford (Lead)**^ , Daniel Portuando, Cristian Farmiga, Samy Antifit, Andrew Barra
*Outstanding Brass Section:* Nathaniel Williford (Lead Trumpet)**^ , Daniel Portuando (Trumpet), Cristian Farmiga (Trumpet), Samy Antifit (Trumpet), Andrew Barra (Trumpet), Arturo Williams (Lead Trombone), Laylani Cobb (Trombone), Ryann Cruz (Trombone)
*Honorable Mention Soloist Award:*
Kiara Rouse (Clarinet, Tenor Sax)
*Outstanding Soloist Award:*
Solomon Geleta (Alto Sax)
Nathaniel Williford (Trumpet)
**Snooky Young Award:**
Nathaniel Williford (Trumpet)
Filling in some of your blanks:
Happy-Go-Lucky Local
Piano: Ella Kim
Bass: Nelson Placa
Trumpet (2:21): Daniel Portuondo
Tenor Sax: Rajendra Indar
Drums: Isaiah Bravo
Ooh Bop Sh'bam
Tenor Sax: Kiara Rouse
Trumpet section is myself, Daniel Portuando, Cristian Farmiga, Samy Antifit, and Andrew Barra
Trombone section is Arturo Williams (lead), Laylani Cobb, and Ryann Cruz
The other piano player is Isaac Olivo, guitar player is Alex Farmiga
Bari sax player on Happy Go Lucky is Yandel Sánchez
the fact that I go to school with these people is just amazing to me even if I am in jazz c
me too its kinda crazy bro
Congrats y'all! I hope the music program there inspires y'all...I honestly crapped my pants in awe when we sat back down in the audience after our performance, and then they started swingin like THAT! They were even tighter during their judged performance too, which is even crazier!
Theres a jazz C? 💀💀
Lead trumpet is incredible! Style reminds me of 1950s Maynard.
That's Nathaniel Williford for you. You should check him out in NYO Jazz this year.
I GO TO SCHOOL WITH HIM
I was thinking a young Arturo..
Thank you!!
@@nathanielwilliford2589 You were absolutely amazing congrats, I also play the trumpet :D Just not as good Haha
i am impressed how professional this sounds
Reminds me that some of the best times I had was playing in my school band. Great spirit here.
Good god this is amazing, all these players even have the POSTURE of professionals. It’s incredibly impressive
Let’s go OCSA!!!
Cant wait to see this school in the next few years with Nathaniel being lead at this competition. I for one wanted to see him play in actual bands since all I ever saw of him was solo playing but this was such a good performance. Feelin like another Summer Carmargo type personality for the trumpet community at EE. (Also what is the Snookie Young Award? is it best lead? best overall trumpet?)
The Snooky Young Award is a new award that is given to the lead trumpet player that plays with the most accuracy, style every quality a good lead trumpet player needs but also has stylistic soloing as the great Snooky Young was known for his creative solos especially with mutes. This can be compared to Ryan Kisor who is my favorite trumpet player and lead of JLCO who also makes some of the most creative solos out there.
Absolutely mind-blowing....!
bro nathan is crazyyy yoooo😭, i’m telling you he’s gonna be the next Wayne Bergeron but better😭
God gave us genius musicians to entertain us this good..staying closer to them is this great fun, great kids bravooooo bravo bravo you did a great job indeed, let it only music rule the world and let it sound just this good
Awesome job! Kudos!!
Absolutely amazing!!! Great job Osceola County School of the Arts!!!!
thanks
Wow wow impressive performance!!! Bravo!!!
oh. my. goodness. let us understand that Duke is in great hands with this generation of fabulous musicians.
Love Nathaniel’s energy when Marcus solos
@@kaseejay761 you think you’re funny, dawg? Check yourself
@@godspods7681 I checked myself, and I'm still fucking awesome.
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man, Ella Kim has a fantastic and quirky touch on the piano in the first song. Really passionate and expressive. Reminded me a little of monk or Rueben Gonzales. Hyperbolic I know, but I will be checking in on what she does going forward. Very interesting style.
And the best part is that she is like that in rehearsals. I love playing with Ella.
That girl is FIRE! I LOVED it!!!🔥 🔥 🔥
Congrats on 1st place!
The young Ella Kim is a good piano player !! Very nice solo ! 😀
Congratulations guys you were worthy winners.
Seán
YEAHHHH!!!!
As a tenor sax player, hearing the Dexter quote at 11:00 was super cool
watching the rhythm section fist bump eachother made me happy
Jazz guitar for the win!
BravooooO !!!!
I’ve never noticed this but happy go lucky local and “night train” as performed by Marvin berry and the star lighters in back to the future sound very similar and I think that’s cool and awesome
Now hold on. These are High School students? Holy Cow! They are so accomplished.
Definitely some peolple havin' fun. Love it
I heard the first piano chords and I knew it was go lucky
@Edwin Bysuke thanks for the video
No problem
9:40 Sean Jones Cherokee lick
Yep, sounds like a variation on Dizzy’s “One Bass Hit” riff
Love the dexter quote at 11:00
whats it from
@@jawnsuns second balcony jump
@@yuvalagam2 i love you
@@jawnsuns :) love you too brother
Does anyone know what mouthpiece the lead trumpet player is using?
check out ken titmus @ktcustommouthpieces he is using a piece he created and I play on a custom mouthpiece he made for me as well it is amazing but currently after this he plays on a lotus mouthpiece
Is sheet music like a foreign concept to them??? I can’t wrap my mind around it😂
Bands that go to Ellington pretty much always memorize their music! By the point they're sending in their recordings the song is drilled so far into their head they really just play to enjoy the music and get into the groove rather than reading something off a page. Of course, we always start with sheet music, but memorization allows everyone to feel the tune that much better.
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The bass player looks a couple of years short of 40....
Lol, I was 17 in the video.
Essentially Ellington has turned into some kind of jazz caricature.
The kids all make the Wynton face, hoot and holler, cheerlead, and act as if every note their peers play is akin to the invention of the most incredible idea ever thought.
This is some kind of jazz acting, combined with music as a sporting event and drum and bugle corps silliness.
This is exactly what is wrong with the state of jazz and jazz education today.
having fun isnt a part of jazz??
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Hey Magan! Essentially Ellington is a festival about being in the moment and appreciating each other in the special moments that JALCO and others gifted along the way to us. Because we all know the hard work that everybody puts into their music, we want to show our appreciation for them by supporting them throughout the night. This kind of hype involves us clapping and yelling because everybody is having fun! I hope you understand that this is primarily enjoyable to the people who were there to see them at that moment.
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I see a group of hard-working students being celebrated by their peers and other musicians, does Marcus Printup look like he's watching/playing alongside a "jazz caricature?" If anything, this band has earned the right to cheer and be cheered for.