This song still brings tears to my eyes listening a decade after I had the honor of performing it. The build up leading to the organ is probably the single most epic thing I've ever been a part of. Looking at the raw emotion of my director as he guided us through the song is something I'll never forget. The energy on that stage was something so incredibly unique
"A battle of heart and mind. A battle between goals and inner demons. A battle between good and evil. We all struggle with something. But you must remember to have faith in what you believe, and the Angel in YOUR Architecture will appear and show you the way, in any battle, in any situation."
yeah the videos still have the same level of analysis but I've come so far in how i present and edit the videos! and I'm still terrible compared to real pro video folks
We are playing this in our varsity band for our spring concert. It's nice to hear other people's views on this piece as well! I'm in love with this piece!
This piece is amazing. Gonna be playing some percussion in it for intercollegiate band and this really have me a good idea of the score. You did an amazing job on this!
I just thought of a great composition for you to do.... it’s perfect...... not too long but not too short.... Bells Across the Atlantic by Adam Gorb! It’s a beautiful piece and would be perfect for you to do.... at least, in my opinion.
yeah, you've caught one of the things I forgot! a lot going on and even with proofing things several times stuff sneaks by unnoticed! hope you enjoyed the video otherwise
I plan on doing a Hazo piece soon! This one is good but it's part of a suite so I'll see if I wanna chose this one. But if the channel keeps going who's to say I can do multiple Hazo pieces.
![Ticheli - Angels In The Architecture [Score]](/img/1.gif)
Wow, you've taken on beasts before, but this is one in particular is no joke. Cheers for taking it on man.
i have even bigger beasts on the chopping block so keep a loojk out for new videos
This song still brings tears to my eyes listening a decade after I had the honor of performing it. The build up leading to the organ is probably the single most epic thing I've ever been a part of. Looking at the raw emotion of my director as he guided us through the song is something I'll never forget. The energy on that stage was something so incredibly unique
"A battle of heart and mind.
A battle between goals and inner demons.
A battle between good and evil.
We all struggle with something. But you must remember to have faith in what you believe, and the Angel in YOUR Architecture will appear and show you the way, in any battle, in any situation."
Seriously impressive how far you've come
yeah the videos still have the same level of analysis but I've come so far in how i present and edit the videos! and I'm still terrible compared to real pro video folks
I played this piece in high school. I’m so thankful for the score reduction and analysis 🙂
glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the comment, Galen
I'm so excited to watch this! Definitely one of my favorite pieces.
took SO damn long to make. 2 weeks of my life well spent
istg I love playing xylo for this piece
We are playing this in our varsity band for our spring concert. It's nice to hear other people's views on this piece as well! I'm in love with this piece!
19:15 It sounds like something from Symphony No. 4 by David Maslanka.
Old 100th is a core theme in Maslanka 4 and is present towards the end of this piece as well.
Such a beautiful piece!
This piece is amazing. Gonna be playing some percussion in it for intercollegiate band and this really have me a good idea of the score. You did an amazing job on this!
I can’t wait to look more into this piece
Perfect choice! I'm an admirer of you work here! Greetings from Brazil.
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Oooh, rad choice. I can't wait to check it out!
v rad
This is gonna be so cool
Miles Davis levels of cool
Indeed😎
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic Peeing your pants level of cool?
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this piece HEAVILY inspired my work for wind ensemble "The Magi"!
can i hear it?
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic I just emailed you the score!
@@elijahstewart3231 i haven't recieved it, did you go through my website?
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic i did indeed
@@AnthonyOTooleMusic should i try again?
I think Bernstein did something similar with the tritone in the bass in the end to Somewhere.
pretty much the same as this, obviously WSS came first
The d flat is in that c flat cluster, it’s in the 3rd trombone
dude, this is the best one yet. might have to become a patreon supporter...
bout time! haha
I just thought of a great composition for you to do.... it’s perfect...... not too long but not too short.... Bells Across the Atlantic by Adam Gorb! It’s a beautiful piece and would be perfect for you to do.... at least, in my opinion.
I just did a Gorb so I'll circle back to him and his music later.
tysm for this
you're welcome dude
No one talks about how hard the clarinet part is on the build up before the main theme. Like at 5:37
4:12 Start of piece
Would love to see Auguries of Innocence
That composition is one of my absolute favorites!!!! Great choice!!
@@roheryn43 the Steven Bryant?
Anthony O'Toole no.... William Pitts
@@roheryn43 oh i thought it was the first movement of the bryant piece
Anthony O'Toole of which Bryant piece are you messaging about? Maybe it might be one I haven’t heard of....
Doesn’t the phrase in the second staff continue after measure 103?
yeah, you've caught one of the things I forgot! a lot going on and even with proofing things several times stuff sneaks by unnoticed! hope you enjoyed the video otherwise
can you do Across the Halfpipe by Samuel Hazo?
I plan on doing a Hazo piece soon! This one is good but it's part of a suite so I'll see if I wanna chose this one. But if the channel keeps going who's to say I can do multiple Hazo pieces.
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4:17 9:08 15:58
7:40-8:28
5:16 "I am an am an an light"
;)
yeah i caught that while I was editting the video and by then I was to far in to fix one word haha
15:40