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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 recording was performed by the 2005 RSS wind ensemble as a possibility for a spring concert piece. its a very festive spanish song and was played with awesome energy!
this is a song that the texas all-state band 2 played in 2006 as thier opening song. this is a very festive type spanish themed song.
this is one of the mvmts taken from an opera composed by richard wagner. since the wind parts were so essential in creating the mood of this peice, it was transcribed for the concert band. a simply beautiful song. the 11th song in sfa's winter tour.
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a different composition of the famous song of beauty, elsa's procession to the cathedral. this particular version is taken from the lohegrin suite
this was the 3rd and final song for the GJS honors band 2004. this is a challenging grade 3.5 or 4 song composed by robert w. smith w/ power and beauty combined
this is an AWEsome 3 movement concert band piece by ralph vaughan williams, to matt, its better then 2nd suite in F by holst. enjoy this wonderful composition performed by the lee college symphonic band
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the 3rd song in the feburary concert's program. This is one of Vaughan Williams' most famous pieces for wind band and is a standard in the band repetoire.
this guitar solo was played by a very very very talented student at Lee College, by the name of John Petrucci. ull be amazed by the pure skill of this guy...im still speachless
esprit de corps has a happy fanfare feeling to itself. the trumpets carry a key part throughought the song.
this is the 2nd song of HS Band 2 2004. this song is a 2 parter, phillip bliss 1st and eternal fater strong to save is the first. i have no idea why the conductor did this, but it's pretty good.
This is a grand song with a heroic feel to it.
samuel hazo wrote this song to be performed with great happiness and joy and to give the audience that same feeling
the 1st song of HS Band 1 2006, this song is a great fanfare with incredible brass melodies and percussion writing. in this band is jasmine lee on flute 15th chair as a FRESHMAN!
its a wonderful captivating composition of samuel hazo. it includes a wonderful climax and a beautiful flute solo.
HS Band 2 2007's 2nd song, a beautiful japanese song featuring an opening flutes solo and a seemingly violent and bold mid section, closing with a final statement of a solo flute.
The 3rd song MS Band 1 2006 played.
another greatly composed song by steven reineke. this songs tells a story of the late nordic mythology years in chronological order. ending with a variation on one of his themes.
This is a very powerful piece played by the 2006 TMEA all-state concert band. It is composed of 4 distinct Japanese folk songs. The REL Symphonic band also used this in their 2005 UIL Contest program.
this is an old recording of the famous claude t. smith composition for grade 5 bands. its a wonderful fanfare. the recording is by the lee college sypmphonic band
this was the 3rd song of the 2006 TMEA 4A Band. this is a very fantastic and technical piece by cluade smith. the order of the program was: skysplitter, yosemite autumn, festival variations, firebird suite 1919 ed, americans we.
the 2nd song of HS Band 1 2005. wow this song is hard and has long 1/2 page 16th note runs. the conductor (anthony maiello) had great enthusiasm near the end, thatz y the audience burst into added cheers and yells.
the berlin philharmonic orchestra did an absolutely awesome job in performing this piece under the young, gustavo dudamel's baton. please enjoy this extremely fast version of shostakovich's masterpiece
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