Goose Creek Bands
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!! Also 55% of our songs are wind band songs 5% are jazz and 40% full orchestral music
(Euphonium, Tenor Trombone, Bass Trombone)
EMail- m.alexander.johnson@gmail.com
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(BbTenor Saxophone)
EMail- NJHarman2009@aol.com
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LIBRARY OF MUSIC FOR YOU ALL TO ENJOY!! AND PLEASE LEAVE US A MESSAGE ON THE MESSAGE BOARDS INFORMING US OF YOUR PLEASURES OR DISLIKES OR CRITIQUE USHave you performed in front of an audience?Yes, we play at all public apperances at the mentioned schools and at UIL and other special events/contests throughout Texas and Louisiana.
What equipment do you use?
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I believe the ensemble performing here (on Pachelbel's Canon in D for strings and continuo, T. 337) is the Jean-Francois Paillard Chamber Orchestra. •To give credit where it is due, I believe the composer of this Divertimento for Band is Vincent Persichetti.This cheerful piece was for many years the theme to William F. Buckley's PBS-TV program "The Firing Line." Buckley loved Bach's music and was a devoted amateur on the harpsichord.Psalm 42? Isn't this a setting of the folksong "The Water Is Wide"?All comments (899)
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Not Lohengrin - it's from Tchaikovsky's The Snow Maiden.