Everything Beautiful by Samuel R. Hazo
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
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MusicWorks - Grade 4
Premiered by Maestro Eugene Migliaro Corporon conducting the National Honor Band of America, this spectacular memorial for renowned band director Charles Campbell will surround your students and audiences in layers of emotion. Expressive moments upon moments allow the ensemble to follow their musical instincts, gaining an aesthetic reward each time. Typical of performances, the work fades into introspective silence, then is followed by lengthy applause. Available in the original three-movement set, and also just Mvt. 1, The Stillness of Remembering - goo.gl/iNdhbm
Live concert recording by the University of Kentucky Wind Symphony - Dr. John Cody Birdwell, conductor - Samuel R. Hazo, guest conductor
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Does anyone else hear parts of his other pieces within this? I can definitely say I heard bits and pieces of Southern Hymn and Fantasy on a Japanese Folk Song!! :)
i played saxophone in this recording. World premiere of the song :)
did you remember messing up?
@@elito7023 Be nice
Roxie Ann I mean I didn’t hear anything wrong
I was a saxophonist under the man who this song was written for. He was an unbelievable human being that was warm outside of his body. He introduced and inspired so much love. A great man. Held an community together and built an empire. We should have the upmost respect for people like him. Gorgeousness.
Thank you! There's a very luscious shared sound with the horns. Mr. Campbell, my teacher, was an amazing gentleman.
Fun fact: I played this piece at the annual Kansas State University's Concert Band Clinic in January 2020. Being apart of the piece live is already emotional and powerful in itself, but that performance became so much more when I learned that Kobe Bryant passed away hours before (on Euphonium). I held back tears the entire performance.
I was at that clinic too. I played Marimba for this song. Definitely the most beautiful song I have played
Played this in the Kentucky Allstate Concert Band. Such an amazing piece, nothing like being part of the band that plays it or listening live. Truly amazing work of art!👌
omg me too, what instrument did you play?
Bassoon
Evan Schwepker I saw that performance, y'all were amazing.
i played trombone
I was there too in the trumpet section (hey matthew). I thought it was amazing, right up there with Esprit and Variants.
i cried
There should be a note for that cough in bar 1 LOL
If this wasn’t so long, I would ask my band director if we could play it. Since I’m still in high school, many of the students would be against such a long piece. A lot were against Shenandoah, sadly
Daddy Tom ask them to play the first movement "The Stillness of Remembering"
My band played Arasbesque and Ride at MPA and we got a low score because of our oboe player's
@@derrickjeromeweaverjr.2404I wish I could say we had oboe *player* **s**
I'm actually learning this piece for for a concert in a couple weeks
I got to play this price at a week long band camp full of high schoolers
The second movement is amazing!
the trumpet part at 7:48 is so damn beautiful, I love it
I know, it made me tear up
trumpet makes everything better :)
Even when playing this peice myself, the part with just the piano and percussion at about 6:14-6:38 really captivated me. Does anyone know of a peice that has the same impact as that?
Very beautiful piece as always from Hazo. This one must require a lot of endurance to perform!
I want to play this song so much
My band played at Pacific Lutheran University and we played this song 👏🏽👏🏽
What instrument did you play?
+GameCuber3000 I play the flute 👌🏼
Hey Pacific Lutheran, always nice to see another Northwesterner. Go Dawgs, though!
**loud page turning during the quiet part**
Great work, though.
That finger stretch in the beginning with the piano solo... how does one even? It's too awkward to play with two hands and I can barely span that far even with my gigantic hands
It was awkward!!! After awhile i just started playing the bottom note of each chord with my left hand. May not have been the right way, but it felt better for me.
Well the solo is supposed to be played with two hands. You can tell by the impossible arm stretches. The reason for why it isn't shown on both lines of the grand staff is probably of how the composer notation or how they write piano parts. Some write in this format: left hand=bass clef line/right hand= treble clef line which is usually TRADITIONAL, but sometimes you get piece that are written freely, like the piece above. And it does get a bit awkward on some of the chords, but hey, whatever flows Samuel R. Hazo's boat
Exactly right.
the cough lmao
the first song is the same because that was the first movement of the show.
Does anyone else hear hints of perspire majesty at parts?
perspire??? you mean perthshire? LOLL
What instrument does Samuel Hazo play?
Jimmy Rollins - Maestro ♪ He's a percussionist.
Oh that figures, since most of his pieces have intense percussion lol
The glistening ruins it for me
the oboe player in this recording is WAYYYY to prominent
Kyler Keck if the player just backed off just a tiny bit during the ww softer sections it would have been great.