Lovely Music, Hear the Bells and you will Hear Freedom 🙂👍

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Played with lovely ease

Who ever disliked this deserves to never listen to music again

A beautiful piece, played beautifully!! Well done!!

Man yall ain’t gotta be doin allat

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Merry Christmas you all ❤

AMAZING

Bravo 👏

Very wonderful

I love how happy she is to play

Hello, I am a mexican percussionist and I like to play this piece with a band, but I can´t find the sheet music. Will you by any chance have the score?

Very nice.

😱😱It's really great😍😍!! Congratulations!! ☺️☺️☺️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐⭐⭐

Majestoso !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Mary Kasprzyk is the excellent xylophone soloist. George Botsford is the composer, (originally for piano.) The arrangement is by Paul Lovatt-Cooper. This is clear in the description but the title gives the impression that Paul Lovatt-Cooper is the soloist.

Great work Mr. Stockham!

That is great! What wonderful performances and amazing video production! Thank you so much for sharing.

What a wonderful performance! Thank you for arranging this!

So nice!!

I didn’t like the arrangement or was it the recording mixer?? With a bass section as pictured it was too top heavy. Not enough ‘brown’ notes from your bass trombone, not enough euphonium. The arrangement was well played and a lovely sound from a great band but the arrangement let you down.

So good

This is very beautiful song 🎷🎷🎷

Who is that invincible eagle I see there, why it’s inimitable Jim Spencer!

This video hasn't received a comment in one year. So here I am to show it some lovin'. :-D

I can see my music teacher

Great group Brian! Merry Christmas!

This was a great Performance. Made my Christmas, Steve from Boston.

Fantastic!

Thank you for the ‘dancing ‘ tempo!

that 10Bs sound tho !

Me encanto!!!! Le puse me gusta y me suscribi!!!! Si queren pueden ver un video mio de hace unos años!!!! Se los agradeceria mucho!! Pronto estare subiendo mas videos de este tipo!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYDVdZ6pp5mkp6s

Fabulous, well played and very well conducted. Love the conductors expressions at the start and finish. He is happy and so he should be.

divinely !!!

Nicely done...

Beautiful rendition. I'll be singing this in a concert tomorrow and came to KZbin for inspiration, and have listened a dozen times at least!

Congratulations very well

This is what recording was originally intended to do. To make you wish you had been there for the live performance. No productions "fixes".

:) lovely

Very good solo

Toca muito parabéns!!!!!!!!!!

I'd have her baby for sure

you haven't met me yet my friend....i'm kidding xD, she should listen to the orchestra more thow....

i think i have just found the woman of my dreams.

YES

She's very a very talented and beautiful woman. I love her grin :-)

I am an ELCA Lutheran from South Carolina. I play the piano and organ. Today (January 27, Epiphany 3), I played a hymn with this name. It is written by Ruth Duck and set to the tune, FESTAL SONG, composed by William H. Walker, 1825-1893. It is #314 in Evangelical Lutheran Worship. It was the Hymn of the Day.

Sounds pretty good. I would've picked different mallets though. Those ones don't project the sound of the xylophone very well.