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Our Community Concert Band played this piece and I was lucky enough to be one of the 1st Trombones. What a cool set of notes in the harmony. This is just one of those super special pieces that I’m so grateful to have played on. West Jordan Community Concert Band ‘24!!! :)

Loved playing this one (Euphonium)

Played this back in high school in a honor band and loved it. Super infectious melodies all throughout

I think I heard this performed by Trinity University a few years ago --sounded THIS Good too

Troopers 2024 anyone?

3:03 The chords 👌👌

Just did a pre UIL concert and I listened to the recording of it. It almost gave me as much chills as this

played this piece my sophomore year of high school and everyone was in tears (including my director who doesn’t show emotions) our directors words before giving us the piece were “think of people you love, play it emotionally, don’t think about the technical stuff that makes it so stuck in one spot, keep it moving, and most of all just feel the music” it was the most beautiful thing we played that year, we played and there was not a dry eye in the room at all

Bro john mackey is coming to clinic my band after spring break!!!!!

Bro john mackey is coming to clinic my band after spring break!!!!!

Beautiful! Well done UNLV winds!

I had to play this senior year I am a trumpet and let me tell, this piece just destroys my chops. I love it, but holy it is hard to play

Yeah😮‍💨

1:53 literally had me in tears just listening to it I played this piece for all my state band here in Texas (ATSSB All State Symphonic Band) Dr Michael Golemo Chose a beautiful piece .

The identification of timbre and interplay i.e. that lone piano pitch makes me think of Druckman,the constant percussion really inspired me anf made me realize how necessary percussion need to be in today's music. On second hearing the wind music blew my mind,does the bass clarinet ever stop?Trumprts against trombones so inventive.

Inventive,exciting,Intelligent.So happy to hear CindyMctee ! She studied wJacobDruckman and Penderecky and ?McCombie. She uses repetition motifs here it almost sounds minimalist(which every American who grows up with popmusic understands)outstanding percussion,winds,brass ensembles parts. Married to Slatkin and her performed widely! Glad I was able to find this will find her other scores.

The sound/engineering of the bass drum in this recording is incredible!

My band teacher showed me this in class, and now i listen to it while i sleep

I am playing the marimba part for this song. Its pretty hard and tiring, but extremely fun.

My band plays this for graduation every year and it’s a great song to send them off

2:35

Performed his Apotheosis of this Earth in college.

reminds me of hamza syed

OAS AAS LLS

3:22 is my favorite part to listen to because I rest for eight measures

at 6:20 that octave horn part when it goes up to high concert Eb😭😭(F, Bb, F, Bb) THE FLUTES PLAY IT TOO AND MAKE IT SEEM SO EASY

Sounds like U2

I, too, played this (under the baton of Mr. Larry Fogelberg, father of Dan) . . . have played it for over 50 years in our summer band concerts - still one of my favorites - I play trumpet.

HOLY MOLY…GOOSE BUMPS GALORE 🎉❤

This piece is fun, Idek why people have to hate on it so much

7:17 and 7:35 8:15 and 10:10 I don't know chord theory... but it's just perfect *chef's kiss*

My school is performing this tomorrow for our winter concert and I think we sound super awesome, it’s a cool piece

Added Flash: Have the Brass stand up on the Precussion break at 7:24 and lift their bells! The rest of the Woodwinds stand at 7:54 ! It's a guaranteed standing ovation from the audience! I have done this conducting my bands, and it is now my trademark! ~ Paul Grustans

Excellent performance, which military bands excel at. The trombones and low brass just before the midpoint are incredible in their soft rendition of the main theme. I must have played this piece at least three or four times in my high school and college years from 1966 to 1976.

This is so delightfully wonky

I saw this at a college live orchestra and was blown away this is beautiful

I have been out of high-school for 13 years. We played this song for our symphonic band season, I still come back to listen to it even now. I played French horn, and the absolution of the horn melody was like no other. Hands down the most evocative song of my band years.

Playing this in Concert band for my winter concert this year! Have mallets and tambourine and its so fun

Playing this currently in high school wind ensemble and oh my god it is so cool…once we get the hang of it

The 5/8-3/4 sticking for tymps is giving me full blown panic attacks 🙄🙄🙄

03:55 de aquí pilló cacho James Horner para el motivo principal de Braveheart...vamos,la influencia es obvia

6:58 just absolutely SLAPS

Always great to listen to and to play….

as a piccolo, i'm terrified

among us in real life... SUS!

This song give me goosebumps.

So…what if I met John Mackey??? What does that mean for my life musically, etc..? 🎼🎶🎵☘️🙏🏽