thank you so much our team is working hard for a virtual concert on brand new songs!

GRANDISSIMO ARTISTA A TUTTO TONDO !!

thanks!

Amazing

Damn you’re good teacher….please make more tutorials for me😢

Other orchestras have performed only the last movement of this wonderful symphony. Thanks so much for giving us the whole symphony. This orchestra has provided us with a stunning performance. Thanks to much!!

눈물이 난다... ㅠㅠ 저 몰입감, 저 감정, ㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜ

❤

23:09 31:59

Gracias!! Me Ayudaste mucho ❤

Inspired by this fabulous performance, I watched at least five others. This is still my favorite one by far! Fabulous! Thanks!

Nice coaching, 👍👍👍❤❤❤

Amazing!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

The music is just beyond this world. Leaves me speechless every time I hear it. So much trembling, naked emotions in these melodies… my favourite composition in all the classical music I’ve ever heard

Great insight by Mr. Howard and very good questions. I love when there is time to craft a good question and let the interviewee elaborate.

It's one of my most favorite concerts. I owe you all a BIG Thank you! J.

How to do this- Place the hi-hats on every 1/8 note: 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5.

Thank you!

1:47

2:13

The first time Trico reaches out to catch you ❤❤❤❤

Perfeito

Is there a trick for the last line of the Fourth Movement

I know... don´t listen... I won´t

Non sense... Nothing with Vivaldi... Embarrassing...

es fascínate

Thank you so much your video was so plain and helpful!!!! Bammmm!!

Thanks for it. Moondog is still underrated but he was one of the most best composer of the 20 century

Brilliance in its absolute highest manifestation!!!

미쳐따 진짜.

great reminders and tips, especially ear protection and practice techniques. I suddenly heard the echo of my music teacher repeating slow down! slow down!

Let ne know why there are numbers after the keys in bandlab like piano etc. what numbers reperesent

Thank you for posting this amazing work. Great performance of one of the highlights of the early 20th century

Великолепные структуры!

Nice, concise tutorial

Its a pity that at the three quietest bits we hear, first a falsetto baby crying, then a nice forte cough, then a staccato door slamming. Who takes a baby to a classical concert? Please comment if you didn't hear this, its so unbelievable I'm worried about my own hearing.

I wanna hear it in a minor key. I want to hear sad birthday.

Ladies like it when you take your time, unlike those 2 measures that you blew threw at the end....., slow down there speed racer, I know you can count to 3.

"So that's it". With this new knowledge and power every vagina on earth could now be yours.

00:00 - Prologue 01:53 - Movement I 07:56 - Song No. 1 10:55- Movement 2 21:40 - Song No. 2 23:09 - Movement 3 29:09 - Song No. 3 31:56 - Movement 4

Does the loop work automatically?

Way to complex for me , I'd be spending more time trying to work it out than actually making music. Not really conducive to those moments of inspiration.

This by far the best tutorial on KZbin. I had to subscribe ❤

This is not of this world ❤

Bravo!

This is brilliant playing It is always something special, and an affirmation of life, to see extremely talented young musicians tackle masterpieces of the repertoire. There is all the freshness of youth, and energy and ambition, and delight in pure facility! None of the professional vanity of old and jaded hands. Whenever a great youth orchestra comes to play in London, at the Royal Festival Hall, or the Barbican or Royal Albert Hall, one or more of the sisterhood lady lovers and I, we grab some cheap sets, and let our hearts be ravished. Rachmaninov, with his Russian tendency to "Slavic melodrama, melancholy and damnation", and that quite opposite "psyche-embracing" deliciously-lush, post-romantic harmony (not an ounce of the tedious minimalism of Anton Webern - my goddess I'd rather sit chewing the program notes) seems very suited to an American orchestra. Like Copeland, Barber or Hanson or Korngold. In 1001 years, we must pray that whatever becomes of our human sensuous-comprehension, and our general social relations, and technical powers, we can still say that genius symphonic music played by eager and fresh young souls will seem ... like circles of blessed heaven within our dirty cynical world. Inshallah! Love andrea

Please don't applaud in between movements....

Thank you so much this really helped me understand bandlab and how to use the notes.

I can hear all winds parts all the time. Finally!

Outstanding youth orchestra, and I’ve just read they’re folding, which is a real pity. The Corigliano Concerto seemed on the path to mainstream prominence after it was premiered in the late 1970s - a lot of orchestras played it with their principals. But I don’t see it done all that much lately, so glad to see this performance. It’s always a hit with audiences.