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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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This song is very mysterious and grand. It tells the story of an ancient cathedral that has sunken into the ocean. An interesting listen for any occasion.
this is a very very famous work of antonio vivaldi, it opens with a nice string statement, and features a solo violin throughout the entire song.
this was a song performed at the 2007 TMEA Region X All-Region orchestra concert. it is the 7th mvt of 'pieces at an exhibiton'
a powerful resounding orchestral fanfare this song is. a part of a collection of songs 'pictures at an exhibition' please enjoy the famed, london symphony orchestra perform
A SoundClick Top 50 song
this is a very famous piece by robert w. smith. the title explains the song completely. it has a high speed tempo that will leave you near breathless at the end, the GCCISD all-city band performed the recording
A SoundClick Top 50 song
this is the 1st movement of robert w. smith's 2nd symphony 'the odyssey'. and in the beginning the music was written that way no mistakes were made at all in this piece i believe. please enjoy 'the odyssey'
This is the live recording of the REL marching band at UIL in 2005 where they earned sweepstakes. piccolo soloist-Becky Cutting. Trumpet-Daniel Harris. 2nd Trumpet solo-Logan Havel. Mellophone-Gabby Llamas. Alto Sax-Nick Stanley.
a nice composition of henry purcell, a wonderful baroque string sextet
this is a high energy rock-styled jazz chart that the RSS jazz shall play at the 2007 UIL solo and ensemble contest. it was orginally written for the gordin goodwin big phat band
A SoundClick Top 50 song
this is the first movement of luigi zaninelli's masterpiece, 'the magic ballroom' this part featuers a clarinet solo and the traditional 'oom-pah' background with the tubas.
this is the slower movement of 'the magic ballroom' it's a little better then the 1st part and features the alto sax quite alot. and has a beautiful chord quiet ending
this is the 3rd and final movement of 'the magic ballroom' this is the best of all 3 parts. and features the bass trombones and tubas alot throughout the song. and the bass trombones get 2 blast their last double-pedal Eb
This is a very recognizable piece composed by the great Mozart. It has great lightning fast woodwind melodies and was performed by the REL Symphonic Band at the Christmas Concert in 2005.
A beautiful, and sorrowful, depiction of a man who nobly offers his life for god and country, absolutely wonderful.
written for the movie "the mummy" this song has a great theme to it, and contains a nice trumpet and low brass duet
this is the theme song of superman's home planet 'krypton' that was destroyed. the first 1.5 minutes swell with great beauty and after that, there is an eerie feeling to the song.
this is a very popular and beautiful song. from the biblical story of moses as the prince of egypt. originally this song was a choral song sung by whitney houston and mariah carey. please enjoy this orchestral performance of 'when you believe'
This is a very beautiful and moving work by Aaron Copland. It evokes feelings of longing, hope, and the promise of better tomorrows. This is the recording of the TMEA 4A Symphonic Band.
This is a stands chart that has been used by REL in past years. The name says it all, its a hard hitting rock chart from beginning to end.
This is a blistering grade 5 piece for wind ensemble by Peter Graham. The tempo is extremely fast throughout, except in the tender middle section. The end is filled with soaring woodwind runs, and bold brass as the tempo is moved up even higher.
this is the opening song for Lee College's november concert. they did an absolutely awesome job at this awesome march. i accidently cut the first few seconds of the song, and i appologize for the poor audio quality.