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njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
smurftacular09
- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
krnchihuahua
- Flute & Piccolo
njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
smurftacular09
- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
krnchihuahua
- Flute & Piccolo
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an original camille saint-saens orchestral march, transcribed for concert band by mark hindsley. wonderfully composed and capable of lifting many spirits
This is an awesome arrangement of the famous Jimmy Buffet tune played by the REL Band. It is a band favorite for sure.
this is the first song of the symphonic series by gustav holst 'the planets' this is perhaps the most well known piece of the entire series, and perhaps the strangest as well
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this is the familiar song of gustav holst's famous epic masterpiece, 'the planets'. this recording is by the awesome 'masters-music publishing co. band' the same people who brought you the band recording of jupiter
this was the 1st song of the RSS marching band's show in the 2004-05 school year. this is probably the best mvt. out of them all
This song was a possible choice for REL's Spring Concert in 2006.
performed by the 2007 TMEA all-state symphony orchestra. this is a complete epic masterpiece of samuel barber. please enjoy this opening epic depiction of the calm and wrath of the greek mythological creature, medea.
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an epic , startling, stunning, climatic ending to samuel barber's golden masterpiece for the world of classical music. the 2007 TMEA all-state symphony orchestra did an AWESOME job in closing this piece for their concert.
This enchanting work starts off slowly with a mysterious flute solo. then builds slowly to its very climatic ending. and was performed by the 2005 TMEA 5A all-state symhponic band
This is the marching show the REL marching band will play in 2006. This show is very thematic and utilizes the percussion very well. This is the hardest show REL has played in many years.
a classic karl. l king march for wonderful and powerful euphonium players. i absolutely love this march
this is the 3rd song of 'the planets' by gustav holst
this is another one of those hardly played stand tunes of the RSS band.
the first movement of howard hanson's four-part merry mount suite, features a lot of heroic brass parts as the song progresses
as the titles defines, this movement feautres playful-sounding flute, oboe, and clarinet themes and rythems
romantic sounding piece in the beginning, and climax to a horn feature towards the end, ending in an eerie trill in the upper woodwinds
the final movement of the merry mount suite, features solos in the flute, clarinet, and oboe sections and has a childish dancing theme about it
This song is in the REL jazz band's folders and has been played by them before. Has a great improv trumpet solo.
this is an awesome and fun sounding march composed by the saxophone god, david lovrien of the dallas wind symphony. they perfomed this piece at a live concert.
this was the 2nd song of MS Band 1 2005. robert w. smith composed this overture for grade 3 bands. montevista has dynamic themes and an excellent middle and ending.
the 3rd and final song for 2007's MS Band 1. a nice, climatic, impressive song to choose to end a concert.
Yet another stands tune played by the REL Marching band. This is a great arrangement of the Styx classic.
the last song of MS Band 1 2003