Hi Sorry it took so long to reply, the tune at 4:30 is the song somebody prayed for me, ruclips.net/video/-mEyqLJHWIQ/видео.html I am not sure if the tune has another name
Used to love playing this with Besses o’ th’ Barn Band 10 years ago. I have just been reminded of it by a FB question about flutter tonguing. I may be wrong but I remember having to flutter tongue on the 2nd Baritone Part at some point in the piece? I cannot remember exactly where but may have been at the beginning of the last movement?
Thank you for sharing this wonderful information. I have never played this one so really do not know though someone else who watches might be able to help
Why on earth are the Army folks posting these - for which many thanks - not including composer and performer details? I know that God knows who they are - but it would also help if we did too. Cheers
Thank you for your comment, this was listed as performed by the ISB, I usually try to add details of composer etc in the description though it does not always update when the video goes live
the best version i heard so far! the drummer did an incredible job!
Thank you for your comment, the drummer is very good in this
First time I ever heard this was at Territorial Music Institute and it was played by the top band of the Institute. It was awesome and I loved it
Thank you for sharing this lovely memory
Great piece by Dean Jones...
Thank you Jakob
Thank you for your comment and support
beautiful
Thank you for your comment and support
what is the original of the part at 4:30 called?
Hi Sorry it took so long to reply, the tune at 4:30 is the song somebody prayed for me, ruclips.net/video/-mEyqLJHWIQ/видео.html I am not sure if the tune has another name
@@brassbandaudioThank you very much
Used to love playing this with Besses o’ th’ Barn Band 10 years ago. I have just been reminded of it by a FB question about flutter tonguing. I may be wrong but I remember having to flutter tongue on the 2nd Baritone Part at some point in the piece?
I cannot remember exactly where but may have been at the beginning of the last movement?
Thank you for sharing this wonderful information. I have never played this one so really do not know though someone else who watches might be able to help
Yes you are right as the 2nd baritones do flutter tongue at the beginning of the third movement!
Why on earth are the Army folks posting these - for which many thanks - not including composer and performer details? I know that God knows who they are - but it would also help if we did too. Cheers
Composed by Dean Jones, perfoemed by the International Staff Band of the Salvation Army.
Privileged to say it’s a piece I wrote back in 2003. 😊🎶
Wow! What a masterpiece. Thank you for your talent, it's incredible.
Thank you for your comment, this was listed as performed by the ISB, I usually try to add details of composer etc in the description though it does not always update when the video goes live
@@alexandruchitac6172thank you so much 🎶🙏🏼