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Check out the trombones at the start of the second number.

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Spielt heuer m.k.vals.st.jodok

Beautiful rendition, and very well performed by all!

Charrrr why bother to perform

Bedda matri🥴

Awesome

Oh lord😭

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I played this at my commencement ceremony! 1966👌🏾

Everything is so detailed just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud and amazed William tell overture would be proud one of my favorite pieces of music to listen to or watch on TV or my cell phone appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud ! Joe

Great job Bill!

The Three Trumpeters of the Terrific and Amazing Show. I really enjoy classical music such as these, it brings harmonious peace to my soul 😊

I love this song and the tv series from 1974 with Diana Muldaur since I was 8 years young.

Get it Bill!

You can just SEE them, marching by, can't you? With their flat, dishpan helmets, their khaki canvas leggings and webgear, 1903 Springfield rifles on their shoulders; long bayonets glinting. The 48 Star flags..

this is when the clowns walk out

My favorite Karl King tune. Set playback speed at 1.25 and it's perfect.

I love the way the different songs were put together. I also love this type of music when it is played well like it was.

I've been waiting for this and the wait was worth it. The breathing was probably the hardest part because of how my part was laid out. It was a fun song to play, though, and I would welcome it again in an in person setting. - Alexander Kochanowski

Great job Cary Town Band! Thank you for bringing the Christmas spirit to us All! And great job daddy (Dave Brook)

"Sleigh Ride" took me a while to get, the challenge of the times seems to have enhanced the challenge of the song. Part of the problem, though very minor, was an ink shortage for our printer. I had to rely on the virtual copy. The other three took a few tries, but nowhere near the over 400 takes of "Sleigh Ride" and I at least have physical copies of the sing along songs. I had to empty my hard drive at least twice with all those videos. Then there was the scramble to get vocal videos done. I had originally convinced my sister to join in and even got one good take with "Deck The Halls," at least good as far as getting notes and rhythms right. Then I reviewed it and it turns out we completely rushed the song in that take, so I had to redo it alone. It was a school night and it was late by the time we were even able to get to recording together because of both her schedule and my "Sleigh Ride" issues. Still, it was fun to do this and I can't wait for the coming year of music. - Alexander Kochanowski, Cary Town Band trumpet section

I love listening to this! It helps as we have been unable to see Cary Town Band for almost 2 years. This was very uplifting to hear during these difficult times which we all hope will be over soon. Everyone did a wonderful job playing with the limitations they were under. A lot of credit to the great director, (as always). It also was amazing the job the players did that had to play more than one part. I also think the person that edited the video did an outstanding job.

Really enjoyed it! Makes me miss the group here in Waunakee.? I’d like to do the same but have no idea!

Beautifully done! Ironically, were it not for these troubled times, I would likely never have discovered this wonderful community band at some distance from my home near Baltimore. I'm subscribed. I hope to hear more.

Alexander Kochanowski here, just in case the user name throws anyone from the band off since it wouldn't make sense to talk about it from an internal perspective without identifying myself with my user name being that of my RUclips account, really need to straighten that out. It sounds absolutely fantastic and I enjoyed doing it, Michael did very well with synchronizing everything. I didn't check the video on my end for visibility of the earbud I used for computer audio, only for musical mistakes, which I did make plenty of throughout my attempts before I finally got the one I sent in, so I was a bit surprised it isn't visible in the final product as it contrasted with my shirt quite a bit. I ended up using an earbud because, as I found out, my main set of headphones cause the sound to reverberate in my head and don't allow me to keep track of my own tone quality like I normally do when playing. They muffle all external sound, especially when they are playing something, so I switched to a set of earbuds that allowed me to hear system audio and my horn at the same time. I was getting annoyed with the restrictions keeping us from rehearsing as a group, I know they are deemed necessary, I just couldn't help it, and with online being iffy at best with the possible latency issue. This helped me get my mind off that. I would definitely love to do it again, so you've got a yes from me on any future project barring medical or logistical issues not allowing me to get it done. I'll be sure to share this, of course. Also, yikes on the guys who had to double up on parts. Also, note to self, get some noise dampening going in my room, the acoustics in my room are not the best to put it mildly. If I could have, I would have put up something to dampen the reverb and moved the camera back a bit, which did help when I moved it back to where it ultimately stood for the final recording. In hindsight, if I could have done anything different, it would be those two things and muting my horn as I have been experimenting since recording this and muted sounds way better than not muted on the reverb front. Couldn't do that in this one since it doesn't call for one.

Great synchrony, says Alan. We loved it--played it 3 times already! Our first chance to see Liz. And the band leader is the best!! More, please! We like the name of the piece, too. :-) Peggy and Alan

What a great concert! We love and miss all of you!!

Very nice job. Keep up the good work. We all miss our live rehearsals and concerts,