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njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
smurftacular09
- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
krnchihuahua
- Flute & Piccolo
njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
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- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
altosaxgod
- Eb Alto Saxophone
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- Flute & Piccolo
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this piece was composed by robert jager. and was the 2nd piece performed by the REL symphonic band at the 2006 UIL. It is a great grade 6 piece with many solo opprotunities and contrasting melodies.
the 2nd song oh the epic symphony based on the planets and greek gods. this song is indeed very peaceful.
THIS IS A GREAT SONG!!! This song is a musical depiction of the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius, the volcano that destroyed Pompei. As such, it has a very powerful and driving theme. It is about 9 minutes long.
a fairly lengthy string statement of J.S. bach
This is a very unique song, but was an absolute joy to play. It was performed by the REL Symphonic Band at their spring concert in 2005.
the opening song of HS Band 1 2003, this is a very familiar sounding song, check it out.
a famous american march, performed by the us continental army band
this is the 2nd song that the RSS wind ensemble played at UIL...this song is extremely beautiful at parts. great solos are dotted throughout this piece which adds to the sheer beauty.
this is a famous song played for weddings and other happy occasions
A SoundClick Top 50 song
the closing song of jazz band 1 2006. This is the best song in Nathan's opinion that they played, has an awesome groove throught. bass trombone soloist-Joe Byerly(4 time all-state). guitar solo-Adam Stanley(RSS). last note=awesome trumpet.
This song is regularly performed at the REL Christmas concert. a nice unique rock version of a christmas classic.
a very fast paced concert band depiction of the traditional jewish dance entitled 'hasseneh' the baytown community band is expected to perform this piece at their april 2007 concert.
the hebrew-themed song by herbert n. johnston performed by the 2001 TMEA 4A symphonic band wonderfully.
another mark camphouse ccomposition the RSS wind ensemble is performing at the 2007 UIL contest. the dallas wind symphony performs this recording under eugene corporon
the 1st song of MS Band 1 2003
this is another song of the 2006 TMEA 4A all-state band as their 5th song. this is a very challenging sounding presto-like song.
the 4th song of HS Band 1 2006. the song was the most crowd-pleasing song they played. this piece is written for bassoon and piccolo duet, type thing. enjoy!
This song is also in the REL Jazz Band's library, but is very rarely performed simply because it is extremely difficult. its a grade 6(the absolute hardest). and a personal favorite of Nathans.
this is the opening statement in the classic baroque literature of william byrd. this epic set of songs consists of 200+ differently themed and styled movements. this is a slow choral march with excellent brass bacground and entrances.
a very dramatic sonorousmovement in the epic william byrd suite, with a late mediveal feel to it
The first song of HS Band 1 in 07. It begins with a beautiful brass choir and trades to the woodwinds. This is mostly a calm piece until the end where there is a great full band statement of the melody.
This is a shorter movement of the William Byrd Suite. It is very cheerful and uplifting throughout.
a cheery themed late mediveal tune of william byrd.
This is the final movement of the Suite. It makes great of use of woodwind/brass canons throughout the movement to create the sound of bells as it builds to the powerful climax.
perhaps the only recognizable movement of the entire overture, you probably believe this to be the only piece in existence, am i right? please enjoy the chicago philharmonic orchestra perform this well known finale.
A SoundClick Top 50 song