Song of the Blacksmith & Fantasia on the Dargason

The South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble under the baton of Guest Conductor, Ed Lisk, plays Gustav Holst's Second Suite for Military Band. These are the last two movements, Song of the Blacksmith and Fantasia on the Dargason.

[@TheMiahhi]

Beautiful :D

[@unboxingz1018]

I played the anvil in this for my band but with a hammer

[@BryanMorton]

I like the use of brake drums for the anvil sound.

[@johnmackay13]

Where's the Euphonium at the start of Greensleeves?! It's a solo and the band is covering him/her!!

[@Alufear]

I remember playing this in band in high school. Our guy on the anvil was not nearly as enthusiastic. :/

[@rhona5797]

1:25 Fantasia on the daragson

[@aleccandib5312]

Great blend of woodwind and horn on Song of the Blacksmith. However, you covered up the Euphonium solo at 2:16. otherwise, great job!

[@МарленТафатулин]

Вначале с ритмом чуть чуть сбились

[@jakobschmidt6464]

Were is the Tenner Sax at measure 9? (I'm looking at Trombone 1)

[@anonamoose8853]

Jakob Schmidt Tenor

[@Jgarcia892]

Why is there a left-handed tuba?!

[@bryanmorgan1871]

His right hand is on the valves. His left might be in that position to pull dynamic tuning slides. Some tubists do that if the horn is capable.

[@carlenger9707]

That's a brass band tuba. For whatever reason they are played in a lefthanded fashion.