2 Finales from the Holst Suites in F & Eb - Dargason & March

[@tucker.84]

That chord at 4:58 sounded amazing! Thats whats so cool about a group like this because it brings out beautiful parts that you can't hear in a regular band.

[@jackaguirre8576]

This deserves at least 15 times the views it has. Gorgeous.

[@corybourrier9722]

I’m blown away. I need to see the 9 of you live

[@ellenstanton2043]

Simply wonderful!

[@sousaphone1968]

Fantastic job everyone!

[@phthartic]

Towards the beginning I was sure there was an unseen euphonium playing but it was apparently the horn doing a fine euphonium impersonation.

[@Jeremiah_Rivers76]

For a nonet, which is a musical group of nine, that's rather impressive! However, nothing beats the U.S. Marine Band's recording of the _First Suite_ and the Cleveland Symphonic Winds' recording of the _Second Suite,_ both of which Frederick Fennell conducted.

[@tubamirum007]

Wow, just WOW!

[@maureenchallis2093]

Marvellous!

[@nancymccracken3663]

What a perfect arrangement for an outstanding ensemble!

[@Khargelius]

I really miss percussion, especially in the finale from the first suite.

[@corybourrier9722]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnpooler]

Wowee! But of course there is nothing like a full band version.

[@allwinds3786]

Apon reflection perhaps the only change I'd do is use cornets

[@jlinnlinn4241]

Unbelievable. So. A few......close your eyes ...could be a whole orchestra.....just saying.❤

[@kenwilliams5895]

The opening solo was written for Tenor Saxophone. By the way, why are there no Saxophones?

[@PutClipsHere]

This is an orchestra nonet, there are usually no saxophones in orchestra (some exceptions).

[@davidlawrence2204]

Played that solo on tuba in marching band many moons ago.

[@LeonList]

Score and parts please?

[@allwinds3786]

Stephanie just doesn't get a break does she!