Wow guys! What a beautiful interpretation. Each instrument has such a unique but stunning voice. That Tuba? Wow! But above all, as we are in 2022, THE VIDEO! Yes! It matters, its an extra layer for your expression and it's really unique, honest, intriguing.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme is and always has been a favorite of mine. You gents played ith with much feeling. So let me end by saying this: Brava!!
I think I know what you mean! I listened now several more times to it, and I think, what we hear as "Feste Burg" is a combination of two voices. And if we are very exact, there is some resemblance to "Ein feste Burg" in the rhythm, but the intervals are different. But to be shure I checked the scores! (Cantata score and the organ piece), but I couldn't find the "Feste Burg"-theme, not even as a counterpoint...
.Bien le bugle j'espere que c'est un bugle français le meilleur c'est couesnon qui fabrique toujours à château thierry dans l'Aisne en france .Je suis bugliste et le vrai son du bugle c'est couesnon le concurrent était courtois qui n'existe plus
It's both. BWV 140, 4th movement, for tenor voices, unison strings, and continuo, is the original. BWV 645 is Bach's own arrangement of the piece for organ.
Dominant 7 didn't resolve to the tonica but to the lower mediant (in this case Ab major instead of C minor if I'm not mistaken). Not a key change at all (what the person above me is claiming). I don't know the English term for this type of cadence. In german it's a so called Varianttrugschluss (maybe interrupted cadence?). And that's a completely normal thing in Bach's music.
Beautiful. Found you guys through the horn player's shorts. You guys are amazing
Things just won't be the same anymore without the great voice of Sam's tuba.
Rest in Peace Sam
What a legend... :(
RIP Sam. Enjoy the brass quintet in the sky!
Watching you eating sushi versus having the text of this sublime piece in mind ("Wake up, and hurry 'cause our time is over!") is hardcore....
I heard this group live at my college and they sound this clean in person. They are such an amazingly talented group.
What college?
@@teatrolites3446 More than 100 colleges, FGCU is one
Wow guys! What a beautiful interpretation. Each instrument has such a unique but stunning voice. That Tuba? Wow!
But above all, as we are in 2022, THE VIDEO! Yes! It matters, its an extra layer for your expression and it's really unique, honest, intriguing.
Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme is and always has been a favorite of mine. You gents played ith with much feeling. So let me end by saying this: Brava!!
Pure Ikigai. Thank you so much.
Danke!!!
Thank you Boston Brass for coming to Georgia Southern!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful music
These guys are amazing!
Magnificent!
Wunderbar 💖
….und ausgezeichnet!
Fantastic job.
Wonderful !!
Lovely!
Аааа... Шикарно! Perfecto!
magnific i got a little tear in the eye :))
Sam!!!!!! ❤❤😢😢
Didn't know classical artists had music videos! :-D
Espectacular
Brava!!
Is this a reference to "Ein Fest Burg" (A Mighty Fortress is our God) ? 1:14
Nope, it's just a part of the Choral "Wachet auf ruft uns die Stimme".
I think I know what you mean! I listened now several more times to it, and I think, what we hear as "Feste Burg" is a combination of two voices. And if we are very exact, there is some resemblance to "Ein feste Burg" in the rhythm, but the intervals are different. But to be shure I checked the scores! (Cantata score and the organ piece), but I couldn't find the "Feste Burg"-theme, not even as a counterpoint...
It was great, I'm still old School, it needs a string section, to be Truly Wonderful
(Edit never mind. The 645 is the organ transcription of the 4th movement) This not BWV 140 but 645. They have the same name.
not true - the 645 is an organ transcription if I remember correctly.
Its the chorale of 140 ... mvt 4.
Is there a score for this arrangement to purchase? I would love to play if for Solo and Ensemble.
Japan!?
.Bien le bugle j'espere que c'est un bugle français le meilleur c'est couesnon qui fabrique toujours à château thierry dans l'Aisne en france .Je suis bugliste et le vrai son du bugle c'est couesnon le concurrent était courtois qui n'existe plus
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It's not BWV 140, but BWV 645
Its the chorale of 140 ... mvt 4.
It's both.
BWV 140, 4th movement, for tenor voices, unison strings, and continuo, is the original.
BWV 645 is Bach's own arrangement of the piece for organ.
Ohh, I always get confused with those beamers numbers....
品川駅前？？
博多！！！！
Oops! Whatever happened at around 3:30?
1401JSC key change
Dominant 7 didn't resolve to the tonica but to the lower mediant (in this case Ab major instead of C minor if I'm not mistaken).
Not a key change at all (what the person above me is claiming).
I don't know the English term for this type of cadence. In german it's a so called Varianttrugschluss (maybe interrupted cadence?).
And that's a completely normal thing in Bach's music.
This is BWV 645, gents.
Its the chorale of 140 ... mvt 4.
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