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Viet Cuong
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Inland Ocean - Viet Cuong (for Grade 2.5 Concert Band)
Inland Ocean by Viet Cuong.
For Grade 2.5 Concert Band.
Reading by the West Chester University Wind Ensemble, Dr. Andrew Yozviak, conductor.
For Grade 2.5 Concert Band.
Reading by the West Chester University Wind Ensemble, Dr. Andrew Yozviak, conductor.
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Видео
Excerpt of Deep Down: Symphony No. 1 by Viet Cuong
Просмотров 3 тыс.5 месяцев назад
An excerpt from Deep Down: Symphony No. 1 (full piece forthcoming) Performed live at the 2024 American Bandmasters Association conference by the United States Air Force Band, Colonel Don Schofield, conductor.
Deciduous by Viet Cuong (Official Reference Recording)
Просмотров 13 тыс.8 месяцев назад
"Deciduous" for wind ensemble. Composed by Viet Cuong. Performed by the Texas Tech University Symphonic Wind Ensemble, Dr. Sarah McKoin, Director. For a long time after my father passed away, I felt like I had “lost my leaves.” In the ways that leaves harness light to create energy for trees and plants, I felt like I had so little left to harness creatively. Many days I feared those leaves woul...
Viet Cuong: RE(NEW)AL - Sandbox Percussion & Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Sarah Ioannides, conductor
Просмотров 14 тыс.4 года назад
Movements I and II only. 00:11 I. Hydro 04:24 II. Wind (The third movement, Solar, was not performed on this concert. For a perusal recording of the third movement, please contact Viet at vietcuongmusic.com/contact.) Performed by Sandbox Percussion & the Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Sarah Ioannides, conductor. Gould Hall, Curtis Institute of Music, March 30, 2019. vietcuongmusic.com sandboxpercus...
Well-Groomed by Viet Cuong, performed by Jeff Stern
Просмотров 7 тыс.4 года назад
"Well-Groomed" for solo snare drum Viet Cuong, composer Performed by Jeff Stern Video by Four/Ten Media Filmed at Franklin's Barber Shop in Philadelphia. Special thanks to Tony Reilly for Jeff's haircut! Commissioned by Tom Sherwood, Marc Damoulakis, and Charles Settle for the 2019 Modern Snare Drum Competition vietcuongmusic.com www.sternpercussion.com fourtenmedia.net www.modernsnaredrum.com
Electric Aroma - Viet Cuong
Просмотров 4,7 тыс.6 лет назад
Premiere: June 23, 2017 at the Eighth Blackbird Creative Lab. Dylan Ward, saxophone Michael Maccaferri, clarinet Phoebe Wu, piano Matthew Keown, percussion
Diamond Tide: Tilted Crystal Glass Demo
Просмотров 2 тыс.8 лет назад
Demonstrations of the tilted crystal glasses used in "Diamond Tide" by Viet Cuong. Explained by members of Sandbox Percussion [Jonny Allen, Victor Caccese, Terry Sweeney] vietcuongmusic.com/diamond-tide www.sandboxpercussion.com
Diamond Tide: Submerged Crotale Demo
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.8 лет назад
Demonstrations of the submerged crotale technique used in "Diamond Tide" by Viet Cuong. Explained by members of Sandbox Percussion [Jonny Allen, Victor Caccese, Terry Sweeney] vietcuongmusic.com/diamond-tide www.sandboxpercussion.com
Diamond Tide Water Percussion
Просмотров 11 тыс.8 лет назад
Demonstrations of the water percussion techniques used in "Diamond Tide" by Viet Cuong. Performed by members of Sandbox Percussion [Jonny Allen, Victor Caccese, Terry Sweeney] Mvt. I: mm. 1-27 (submerging crotales) Mvt. II: mm. 1-64 (tilting crystal glasses) vietcuongmusic.com/diamond-tide www.sandboxpercussion.com
Water, Wine, Brandy, Brine - by Viet Cuong
Просмотров 12 тыс.9 лет назад
"Water, Wine, Brandy, Brine" for percussion quartet (15 crystal glasses, lightly amplified) composed by Viet Cuong performed on May 18, 2015 at Princeton University by Sō Percussion [Jason Treuting, Eric Cha-Beach, Josh Quillen, & Adam Sliwinski] vietcuongmusic.com/water-wine-brandy-brine sopercussion.com/
MOTH, composed by Viet Cuong
Просмотров 14 тыс.10 лет назад
MOTH by Viet Cuong Premiere performance by the Brooklyn Wind Symphony, conducted by Jeff W. Ball Midwest Clinic, December 21, 2013 Please visit vietcuongmusic.com for more info.
SOUND AND SMOKE, composed by Viet Cuong
Просмотров 33 тыс.11 лет назад
SOUND AND SMOKE by Viet Cuong "Feeling is everything. Words are mere sound and smoke" -Goethe I. (feudal castle lights) - 00:00 II. (avalanche of eyes) - 07:07 Premiere performance by the Peabody Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dr. Harlan Parker 11/11/11 Please visit vietcuongmusic.com for more info.
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Incredible, had to share with our Wind Ensemble students.
This is actually the most beautiful and complicated thing I’ve heard in awhile, is that a choir or is it somehow instruments??!!
Thank you! Just wind and percussion instruments!
We are so excited to perform this at Amador Valley this fall. Thank you Viet for this music.
Sophomore?
Absolutely GORGEOUS, Viet! This is at the top of my list to program for all-state and top regional honor bands now. You have such a beautiful gift. Thank you for sharing it with us in such a heartfelt work.
Played in the world premiere of this piece at FMEA. It was such a fun and wonderful piece to play!
SAMEEEE, I was a horn player. What section were you in?
Cannot wait for this to be published!
Ever since I played your moth and deciduous, I’ve been practically hooked on your compositions, there’s something otherworldly about the pieces you write
I will be playing this piece in my high school band in two weeks! So excited! This is such beautiful and meaningful piece. Every day in band we want to rehearse this piece because we love it so much!!
good luck! we just played in carnegie hall with this music selection, it was such a surreal experience. you’ll do great!
@@maxpiano01thank you! That’s awesome!
My son played this recently at UK. Like the others in this thread it moved me greatly. Thank you.
I have a new appreciation for combs and credit cards.
His tuba concerto made me cry. In a good way. You really can't experience it on RUclips. You have to hear it live.
It was amazing! You saw Benavidez do it?
probably one of the greatest pieces i’ve had the opportunity to play. -WVU symphonic band clarinetist
HOW!?!?!!? There's no way real instruments are playing on that level!!! Oh man, as a composer, I am soooo jealous 😖
This is wonderful. Your music provides a way for us to experience the beauty of life and the world. Thank you so much for creating that.
This is incredibly stunning! The skill and concentration required by the players is also so impressive! What a beautiful composition - looking forward to hearing more!
Absolute bliss. You continue to push the band world into new territory, Viet. Bravo.
So beautiful…. Ethereal…. Can’t wait to hear the whole Symphony!!!! 🙌🙌🔥🔥🙌🙌
I love how the ‘ripples’ and ‘echoes’ for effect are written into the composition via vibrato. If I’m describing it wrong, please forgive me. As a guitarist, one learns through effect pedals how to manipulate delay…with the hope of achieving the sonic expression of something like the ocean depths. It’s difficult to do. To listen to a composition that’s already masterful, and to then realize the effects are scribed and given to wind players to simply execute…is epic.
I love that effect as well! Definitely caught my attention. Parts of the music vaguely reminded me of Copland's "Quiet City," a favorite.
Absolutely stunning, Viet!
I just watched the TLU Wind Ensemble play this piece, and I had to come back for another listen. This is honestly the most beautiful piece I’ve ever heard, and I hope to make it into a college band to play pieces like these.
W diamond tide
Playing this in wind ensemble; congrats on the recent marriage! Wedding looked gorgeous <3
My son’s high school wind ensemble played this song recently. You would be very proud. Such a moving, relevant, yet timeless piece of music.
This song is so good
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We are playing this in my high school all city band and it's beautiful
It sound like an orchestra with a delay and reverse delay effect! Congrats! I really like your music!
I find it absolutely astounding how someone can be going through such grief and hard times and use that to turn it into a work of art. The “falling leaves” description you gave fits this song perfectly. Bravo, Mr. Cuong.
Just played this a couple of weeks ago for the nassau-duval honor band, and I just wanna say thank you so much Dr. Bodnar for choosing this piece.
coolest song ever omg especially the horn rips near the end
My band teacher told us about this song today and its story behind it. It’s truly a work of art and probably one of the best pieces I’ve ever heard.
I was lucky enough to play the world premiere of this piece on clarinet, and my god, it’s one of my favorite pieces I’ve ever heard. Both from listening and feeling the melancholy but hopeful mood, and the technicality and methods used to create the sound effects from percussion, it’s a marvel of a work.
really gorgeous piece :)
My sister said she heard this piece performed by a school ensemble and i had to hear it for myself. As a string player, I am envious of the timbres a wind ensemble conveys. Great work!
I’m in hs and playing this at Carnegie hall! Super hard piece but it is so cool!
Beautiful, thank you for sharing!
Absolutely stunning!
Was it your intent for the glasses to sound as written or an octave lower?
6:19 measure 276
1:33 for movement 2
Avalanche of eyes 9:43
Absolutely fantastic.
Good music - thanks!
Damn, the audience couldn’t hold back their applause for even a second
I hope our ensemble lets us choose what we play so I can have an excuse to suggest this 😂 I mean this song got me imagining whole scenarios for different parts of it. That's how good it is!
playing this right now in my high school’s wind ensemble, we had the utmost pleasure of having viet work with us. such a nice and knowledgeable guy, i love this piece so much. it’s so much fun whilst quite challenging!
Do you have any recommendations for marker types for the lines? I have been struggling to get mine to stay without getting wiped off by mistake. Thank you!
I had the wonderful opportunity to see and hear your complete piece with the solar movement with the Pacific Symphony on 9/23/22. Wow, what a wonderful experience! Keep composing. Your work is fantastic!
I remember playing this with the St. Charles East high school wind ensemble. amazing!