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njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
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- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
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- Eb Alto Saxophone
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- Flute & Piccolo
njharman2009
- Bb Tenor Saxophone
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- Euphonium, Bass Trombone, Teno
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- Eb Alto Saxophone
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- Flute & Piccolo
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The 2nd song of HS 1 in 2008. This song shows of the immense musicality of the band with its flowing melodies that just seem to melt into one another. Many directors thought this to be one of the best region X bands in a long time.
the closing song of MS Band 2 2003
heres a more speedy and rehersed version of a well composed grade 6 concert band piece, bali (not saying that the 2007 HS band 1 didnt perform this well or anything)
This 2nd song of HS Band 1's concert program incorporates the sound of a Gamelan orchestra within the wind band. It is a masterpiece with exotic percussion and colorful wind writing. and is played wonderfully despite the difficulty.
the same composer who wrote the great 'santa fe saga' composed this ballad for concert band, morton gould uses the african american flavor of soul and spirit to as a principle theme in this song.
This was the last song MS Band 1 2006 played. The little kids did pretty darn good at this.
the final song by the 2001 TMEA 4A symphonic band under the conductor, anthony maeillo. has a very similiar performance to the 2005 Region X HS Band 1's playing of this march
wow. this is the best march on earth. this wuz the encore song of HS Band 1 2005. this song recieved over a minutes worth of standing ovation.
This song is just plain awesome, and extremely difficult. It was the last song for the Texas 5A Symphonic Band in 2006.
A SoundClick Top 100 song
this was the closing piece of the 2005 UT summer youth wind symphony. i hope you enjoy the final crescendo :D by the way the austin symphony helped us out
this is a very good and fast grade 5 march for highschool bands and small colleges. its high up on the list of best marches ever.
this is an entertaining, fast, impressive grade 4 song with familiar jazz rythms and fast runs. the lee college community band performed this as their 4th song at the febuary 2007 concert.
This is a hard-driving rock classic with a brassy emphasis that will gives off a great 'high-impact' sound. It has been played by the REL band in past years.
This song is a regularly performed song by the REL Jazz Band. A simple yet good piece. and was performed at the the GCCISD teacher's appreciation breakfast gig
A SoundClick Top 50 song
This is a very well written march, featuring a powerful, driving theme accented by a great brass section. One of Tim's favorite songs. also this song was played y the 2005 university of texas summer wind symphony
This is a great arrangement of the hit made famous by both 'Phish' and 'Violent Femmes'. It has not been played in a few years, but we may bring it back for the 06 season.
a challenging grade 4.5-5 concert band composition of john barnes chance. the baytown community band is expected to perform this piece at their april concert.
This song by Frank Ticheli combines blues harmonies, rhythms and melodic idioms , and many 'shades of blue' to create an absolutely fascinating work. REL will play it for their Spring 2007 UIL program.
The last song in REL's 07 UIL program. This was a huge challenge for the Lee band in 07, being 1 of the hardest songs in the hardest program performed by them in their history. but they also had the strength of being the best band ever to come thru.
If you have ever lived in the south or listened to country music i'm sure u've heard this tune. this is a great arrangement by Tom Waters and is a REL band/crowd favorite.
the opening movement in Bach's masterwork of the brandenburg concerto. it features the trumpet and oboe quite alot in this mvt.
the final movement of the wonderful brandenburg concerto, it opens and closes with a wonderful solo trumpet medley.
the 2nd mvt of the brandenburg concert of J.S. bach it begins with the contemporary baroque styled string chorals and passages.