Song without words - G. HOLST

Toulouse Wind Orchestra
Bis du concert du 21/10/2015, Auditorium St-Pierre des Cuisines, Toulouse, France
2nd suite for military band in F
II. Song without words
G. Holst
Direction : Marc Ursule
Acheter le CD du Concert :
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Live concert 21.10.2015, Auditorium St-Pierre des Cuisines, Toulouse, France
2nd suite for military band in F
II. Song without words
G. Holst
Direction : Marc Ursule
Buy the disc :
www.toulousewin....
toulousewindorc...
/ toulousewind. .
Video: Live in Life Productions
liveinlife.fr/
This video is property of Toulouse Wind Orchestra.
All rights reserved. © 2016

[@ccdg1066]

Sublime!

[@jonathanmacpac]

As an alto saxophonist of 55 years, I have played tens of thousands of pieces with dozens of ensembles. The eight notes three measures from the end is my favorite sax passage of all.

[@bethschoenknecht5268]

As another alto saxophonist, I wholly agree!

[@guidovanhaalen4432]

Holst is a master! ♫♪

[@natheniel]

This needs more views.

[@APZachariah]

I can never stop myself from weeping every time I hear this.

[@kloak326]

I can’t imagine how hard this could have been for percussion

[@zman42]

Playing this rn in highschool symphonic band!

[@musicalpathfinders664]

Quite possibly the most gorgeous performance of this lovely song for band I have ever heard.

[@Belfreyite]

Great! and many thanks for playing Gustav Holst.
Holst was a Trombonist and took to the instrument because he suffered with hand problems.
Maybe this was a blessing in disguise as he shines as a brass composer, giving pride of place to the Euphonium in Mars.

[@ElliNascimento3]

Maravilhoso!❤

[@ToulouseWindOrchestra]

Merci !

[@pierski62130]

quelle sonorité! A la fois pour les solistes mais surtout pur l'ensemble!