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3:15

Wishing all the clarinets luck on pulling off that solo, I am going through the same endeavor myself.

0:35

Jumpy song changes time lotssss

I am a former Texas two year All-State French Horn player, so do not tell me any different. Your intonation just hurts my ears!!!

Abilene Christian did it so much better, TMEA

Woodwinds are out of tune. Trumpet breaks!

We are learning this at my high school! I am so excited to play it. It is such an amazing and funky piece. And its a song where the tuba can actually be heard, which is a big part for me! Personally the best piece that ive learned.

Intonation please!

Broken notes and tuning just hurts my ears

Beautiful performance!!

Got to meet the guy who made this piece. Real good guy.

Oh my word that is the best I have ever heard it played! I okayed this in school, but this band was magnificent.

What is this boldness for? Endurable woods but shameful metals. Work on attacks, intonation and rythm.

oh my, what happened at 0:50-1:05 its like time just didnt exist

Well done and almost worthy of the trees themselves.....worth hearing and playing....Bob Clemons

the french horn at 2:11 looked so unhappy lmao

fire fire

Trumpets! You had ONE JOB ~ to hit the notes in the middle of the performance when you all moved about to be higlighted! Such a disappointment. Even if you hit the rest of the notes, you can't take back the missed first chord. A pretty decent performance overall.

How sad that was supposed to be a tin whistle solo in the beginning

The way they executed the trombone gliss at 3:30 just ain't it chief🤔

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Nice

Der Dirigent ist Lustig

great performance, i will be playing this soon so it's nice to hear what it should sound like

Yes! The low Eb from the bass clarinets!

I believe on the directors score it should’ve been an oboe solo, followed by a bassoon solo (which was correct at the performance), and then a tuba solo

As a non orchestral musician it is still funny to me to see a person playing a single cymbal.

Such a great memory performing this piece with Dr. Feldman at the Central District concert a couple years ago!

If you are interested in such things, you might want to fix your opening credits. Both "universal" and "judgment" are spelled incorrectly. This is a very good performance and it makes a poor first impression.

I have played this before in a band that dedicated it to a former director. Your version is well done and captures the heart of the arrangement.

Is there any drummer out there who's able to play that solo properly?

Not JOHN Williams, this is by J. CLIFTON WILLIAMS Jr. (26 March 1923 Traskwood, Arkansas - 12 February 1976 Miami, Florida). Symphonic Suite won the American Bandmasters Association's Ostwald Award for original band literature in 1957. You could look it up.

Majestic.... It needed to powerful set up of John Williams... but almost perfect... ...

Talented musicians. Not so talented otherwise. You've misspelled the name of the piece. It's a Conga. Not a Congo.

Well played! Upsss... but should it be "conga"? Congo is a country in Africa (and Africa is a continent) ;)

We sang some Gjeilo last year (Ubi Caritas)!!!! Good stuff.

Very good. You guys nailed it. Most groups run away with the tempo.