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Metropolis 1927 - Black Dyke Band
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- Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2015
- Extracts from Peter Graham's Metropolis 1927 for Brass Band, performed by The Black Dyke Band, conductor Nicholas Childs. Described by reviewer Steven Mead in BBW Magazine as "one of the contest performances of the decade", this work was the band's Own Choice selection at the 2015 European Brass Band Championships.
Sheet music available at www.gramercymusic.com.
8:09 the look of a conductor who knows his band has just won the contest
ur so right😂
You can say that again, one of the all time great performances imo. Totally nuts!
What makes this awesome for me is that Santa Clara pulled this off while marching on the field, their show was almost note for note, incredible.
I love the whole piece so much, but my favorite part i think is around 6:57 when the piece "opens" up and starts the build up for the "big finale"!
Aww, massive cuts! Playing this piece at the moment and am enjoying it quite a bit. This is a brilliant performance!
OMG please tell me that means you're going to put out a video of this! *Huge fan eyes*
Oh shit it's you! Didn't know you were into brass bands, are we gonna get a russian version of this now or what?
You should make a piano version!!
Thank you for your comment👍😊
Try this
ruclips.net/video/UmQ3uLadM-w/видео.html
Over and over I listen and watch. Again and again, I laugh with pure delight. Thank you so much to everyone involved in this magnificent performance.
Well, it's been a long time since I got such a warm tingling feeling with shivers down my spine from a brass performance, but this one did it. Phenomenal performance.
Think this will be one of my favourites. My god i hope this is used again soon...
Anne Leveridge Santa Clara Vanguard 2018
The Planets meet Westside Story!......... I N C R E D I B L E !.....They just may b Clones.....awesome musicianship!
.......to play the gamut of emotions this piece requires is truly super human!
OMG 2:29 that sound!
Unbelievable!! The live Performance is even better than the Studio Recording. Maybe the best Performance ever played at the ebbc
It's definitely one of the greater ones. But there are also a handful that are arguably stronger than this. Of the ones I've heard;
"St. Magnus" - YBS 2004
"Concerto Grosso" - YBS 2002
"Trance" - Valaisia 2016
"Year of the Dragon" - Brittannia Building Society 1992
"Masquerade" - Fairey Band 1994
"Fraternity" - EIkanger 2017
"Variations on an Enigma" - Eikanger 1989
All are more complete perfomances in my book (and did score higher at the event). This is not to discredit this performance(!), but more to shine light on the absolute and thorough quality of the bands, and this competition.
Oh I would so like to play this, even on 3rd cornet. Just being immersed in such an incredible piece!
I'd take being page turner for the 5th percussionist.
Beautifully written, conducted and played. Fabulous. Thank You
Jaw dropping. Just...beyond words. BRAVOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Inspired musicianship. Brilliant and precise.
Outstanding! What a piece, scintillating performance
Wow, just wow. Superb!
This is one of the only pieces of music that makes me cry
Beautiful
Thank you for this 😍🎶 amazing
What a wonderful performance of a very difficult contest piece by an amazing band and conductor. This will be a big help to me as my band are playing it at this years Scottish Open in November!!
This is as good as it gets!
SCV 2018 baby!
7:02 The moment when you suck in the whole universe!
Awesome performance! Thanks for sharing
GLORIOUS
Wunderbar
My mans Adolf holdin it down on the tuba
Philip Goodwin. 30+ years at the band! Distasteful comment!!!!
@@markwebster3105 nope pretty funny comment honestly
Santa Clara Vanguard 2018
Was waiting for that mid horn pop before the end sequence, tho!
They don’t need Eb cornets for the high stuff though. They have screamers.
@@TheBandMan yes cause they play mouthpieces much smaller than the Bb cornet in a brass band
@@arimkaly3323 probably not. Marching trumpets usually are larger bore than normal trumpets, definitely larger bore than a cornet.
Santa clara Vanguard 2018 anyone????
Simply Stunning!!
amazing, in both conception and execution
Pure class ,
💖💖💖 Magnifique 💖💖💖
#SEMPER FIDELIS #QUA PATET ORBIS #JE MAINTAN DRAI ! ♫♪ great ♫♪♫♪♫♪☺ BRAVISSIMO @/bisbis 🎶🎵🎼 great music! a well tuned ensemble that sounds like an organ ! Fabulous banding! Compliments! #SEMPER FI #QPO #JMD🎵🎼🎼🎶🎵🥁🎺👌🙏🎺
Love the blokes down front with the Viking helmets!
ほとんどカットしても、最後だけで泣けるわwww
WOW -- pretty stunning!!!
You can hear the percussionists screaming at the final chord, haha
Come oooooon!
Magistral!
Flip in amazing
I just got chills at 6:57
FANTÁSTICO
beautiful
7.02 in - that is how to take a breath!!
名演
Wow...
97 points own choice with 97 set test piece #1 champions of europe........
最高でした！！！！
Great👍
2:07 makes me contemplate my life decisions...
Eat your heart out DCI!
Gregory Campbell you just wait man, this piece in a show this year, it may just be the corps in my picture
Nah, BD will do it first
Gregory Campbell scv's doing it
Lol
SCV did it extreme justice this year. Perfect drum corps music!
Wow
Absolutely B R I L L I A N T. Love Janet x
Stimmungsvoll!
This performance is the brass banding version of a mic drop.
Scv go at it!
Holy crap that ending---I bet SCV uses that. It'll be EPIC.
Nnn Iii they used just about everything they could have from this
How do they determine how many percussion they are allowed to use?
Santa Clara Vanguard anyone?!?!? Their arrangement had all the energy that a concert band this size couldn't bring! Gimme some more of that JONZ.
What does jonz mean
It's a reference to the drum line of the the Santa Clara Vanguard Drum & Bugle Corps....i.e "Keeping up with the Jonses."
Historically, SCV has had a VERY good drum line..consistently at or near the top.
SCV won the drum corps world championship this past August (their first since the tie with my old corps, the Blue Devils, in 1999, and their first stand-alone title since 1989), and they used "Journey to the Center of the Earth" in addition to "Metropolis 1927" in their program, "Babylon."
ruclips.net/video/bftH0fw1g54/видео.html for their winning run.
Metropolis was the closer, starting in earnest around the 10 minute mark.
sam signorelli it was also their second movement
Is that a mistake by the timpani player at 6:35 -6:36?The two sticks weren't played together so it seems slightly messy there.
Only one mistake!
The stick is reducing the reverb on the skin. It is not being struck.
Maybe timpani to late or bd to early
no it is a so called double stroke (common in effect at percussion) u got long stroke and short stroke! u try it urself !
7:02
3:10 I can barely hear anything xD
Is this coming on an album? I'm so willing to get this.
アルトホルン??の人スゴすぎ……
Aaaaaand...drop the mike
Vanguard 2018 :) :D
So these people are actually amateurs..........not professionals?!?
Damn, my old band teacher has been slacking big time
Yes, i actually know the 5th solo cornet personally. He‘s a carpenter XD
inb4 the scv fans take over the comment section
Vanguard does it as well if not better 2018 Drum Corps International
SANTA CLARA VANGUARD 2018!!!
Andre Garcia I hope they clean up the trumpet solo
やば...
VANNNNNNNNNNNNNGUARD!!!!!!!!!!!!
I knew BD was in for a fight when I saw them at the Rose Bowl.
Exactly Ryan!!!!!!!
ik ben raar
xd
uhhh scv hype
I don't see how this could beat Willebroek, sure it's played perfectly, but except for the solos it's a much easier piece than Journey of the Lone Wolf, which was played by Willebroek, who also played brilliantly.
ElzearYoung sorry, this piece is 100 times better than Journey of the Lone Wolf.
The first time I heard this, I had chills.
Heard the lone wolf a handful of times and I'm done with it.
well, my point was that Journey of the Lone Wolf is more difficult than this.
But I also disagree about Metropolis being much better than JotLW (of course, not without respecting your opinion). Ok, the repiano solo in Metropolis is very beautiful, but the faster parts seem pretty uninspired to me, while the third movement of JotLW is without exaggeration the most spectacular piece of brass band I ever heard.
Pretty sure they aren't judging the piece, but rather the proficiency displayed by the band during the concert.
Wow