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Thanks to our band director Mr Bill Geis (back in the late 70’s) for pushing us to play great band music like this.

Hello to everyone else studying at Laidlaw 😀

Performed movements I through III back in the day. Fun piece to play. Love his Symphonic Songs for Band as well

Heard this on my local classical music station driving home tonight! It's such a joyful piece! I love it. So carefree and American. ❤❤❤

I hear....Copeland ( the strings and echoes of the coda from A.Spring) Just marvelous.( And , R.Vaughn Williams too?)

currently in grade 10 doing this piece on the trumpet. fun song.

Great March Big Band Style!

Frank's record release of this theme was not as good as this film version. Probably it was technically better, but the film version is more appealing.

Breathtaking vocals.

The trumpet part can get painful in their piece. So mutch higher pitch notes so quickly. Definitely fun to play through

Great piece!

I love this music choice. It makes this video's atmosphere so rich. Ominous, foreboding, beautiful, and majestic.

Wish i had this on CD. The pop-up ad at 8 minutes, 40 seconds in, when i watched this, illustrates the internet's complete lack of sense of time and place. Someone someday needs to write a book called "Ad nauseam" about our current ad-ridden online experience.

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Fantástica y magistral interpretación, enhorabuena

I will forever hate the fact that the rag is written in cut time and not 2/4

Hola Estimado AMIGO LEONARDO, que bien, volver a apreciar tu EXCELENTE MUSICA Instrumental, Saludos cordiales Enrique. Gracias. ENRIQUE

Im learning this as my class song for this month (January)

Jason Su

What a gorgeous piece.

Perfectly captures an English rural Christmas , my spine tingles !

had to answer music questions based on this for my Intro to Music class at UofM. ended up listening to movement 3 over and over again lol its so fucking good

It's not Christmas until you play this

I need the piano sheet music! Does anyone know where to find?

I love Her ❤️ ❤❤

Cakewalk 10 3:03

I wrote this peice

Os solos de Herman no alto e Getz no tenor são de um lirismo sensual absoluto!!! 27 de Dezembro de 1947, Columbia Records.

Splendid! The scorching Cootie trumpet is fantastic. The tune is, however, not a Sauter composition.......

Elite

Symphonic band 😊

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This brings back memories of my high school tuba playing days. Love this song!

This was my first serious piece of music I've played and I loved every moment of it.

Ahhhh memories of playing this in college band.

I always enjoy the works of Dello Joio, this is another example of his excellent writing for wind band.

For some reason, I always want to hear this piece when an American holiday arrives, such as Independence Day.

A very respectful arrangement of this Belgian National march… but Benny still makes it swing!

Beautiful

Well played, but much too “safe”. Doesn’t hold a candle to the old Fennell/Eastman recording on Mercury.

Prologue seems rather safe to me. I find myself wishing for more energy, as one finds in the old Eastman recording. None the less, this is extremely well played and well recorded.

たまりませんのを！😊

We did Masque in 78. Played 3rd Trombone, under Robert Reich at Deer Creek Jr High, IL. 7-9-9 at state. I think our trumpets were a bit young to handle those rolls...otherwise, Reich had us in top competition. He directed it to a perfect 7-7-7 at state finals in 68 and proudly displayed that award in his office.

Amazing jazz edition of the music 👌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

I helped play this piece in the Brevard College Band. College bands Don't play things for beginners!

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We just had a concert where we played this song and I played it on trumpet and it is one of my all time favorite pieces and presented a huge challenge at first but it definitely helped improve my playing ability. But overall it was super fun to play

I played this my senior year in HS, so not that long ago. I was the only piccolo in this piece. This song definitely proved the importance of keeping count