UMich Symphony Band - George Gershwin - Cuban Overture (trans. Rogers)

Поделиться
HTML-код
  • Опубликовано: 27 янв 2025

Комментарии • 15

  • @BobNWFA
    @BobNWFA 8 лет назад +5

    The band is delightful to hear, and conductor Prof. Haithcock's illuminating pre-concert talks are always the highlight of an evening at Hill Auditorium.

  • @peterduffy5020
    @peterduffy5020 2 года назад +1

    So that's what is supposed to sound like our community band have been trying this one out for awhile- we're getting there- thank you sounds incredible!!

  • @geoffgrey9668
    @geoffgrey9668 5 лет назад +1

    Fantastic! Great stuff from a very fine ensemble and congrats to all involved, especially to Prof Michael Haithcock and the soloists. Cheers from Down Under!

  • @mercedescarmenchinchillareinos

    I loved... Tubas❤

  • @noonw8494
    @noonw8494 3 года назад +1

    1. How does popular music of the day i fluence Gershwins writing in this piece?
    2. How is percussion used to enhance the character of this piece
    3. how does Gershwin use rhythm to portray his subject

  • @주석이의하루
    @주석이의하루 5 лет назад

    love it❤️

  • @dfdhgtrss212
    @dfdhgtrss212 2 года назад

    Great bongo playing

  • @jaimesalas166
    @jaimesalas166 6 лет назад +1

    0:56

  • @jaimesalas166
    @jaimesalas166 6 лет назад

    7:03

  • @snarkotron1035
    @snarkotron1035 6 лет назад

    Who is that handsome sax player that shows up in the center of several shots?

    • @snarkotron1035
      @snarkotron1035 6 лет назад

      by the way, i'm not a random creeper; this piece is one of my favorites I played at All State.

  • @jaimesalas166
    @jaimesalas166 6 лет назад

    O:56

  • @snarkotron1035
    @snarkotron1035 4 года назад

    Hello hot bass clarinet player....

  • @scottyboy9316
    @scottyboy9316 2 года назад

    Isn’t this song technically not a rumba but a son

  • @jaimesalas166
    @jaimesalas166 6 лет назад

    0:55