Century One Tusonic, by Richard Meyer - Score & Sound

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Century One Tusonic
By Richard Meyer
Item: 00-48091
Series: Highland/Etling String Orchestra
Level: 4
Century One Tusonic by Richard Meyer will take your students on an amazing journey. This celebratory and futuristic-sounding overture is the perfect opener or closer for any concert. Tuneful, energetic, and highly emotional, the piece presents a sonic kaleidoscope of playing styles that will challenge every section of the advanced string orchestra. The unexpected harmonies and exotic rhythms give this selection a cinematic sound that is sure to intrigue your students and your audience. Brief solos for violin and cello are included.
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[@jaekawang]

Richard Meyer never dissapoints!

[@WillTheBassPlayer]

Probably one of if not the actual best modern orchestral composers

[@Niradthegoat]

YESSIRRRRRR

[@vampanthem7380]

This piece deserves a lot more hype

[@user-gt3rv8iq9t]

indeed

[@connorsmith1016]

It's so fun to play dude

[@Niradthegoat]

Yea, it does

[@melmini]

3:02- 4:26 is my favorite part, it’s so pretty

[@acookie1410]

I agree

[@grandphrogs2632]

i’m so happy i get to play the cello solo at 3:02

[@acookie1410]

Nice!!

[@francescadonnelly9696]

I am just starting this piece with my Orchestra, I love it. It is so much fun

[@francescadonnelly9696]

Fran!

[@carltonclay4046]

How did it go?

[@francescadonnelly9696]

@@carltonclay4046 Really well actually.

[@thegaelicking]

We played this for the Georgia All-State Orchestra 2020 and it was fantastic!

[@Unimagg]

I looked this up bc my friend told me she played it there omg

[@dig-ion]

It really is a fun song! Not boring, but easy to play especially for the cellos!

[@vampanthem7380]

Ooh, did you guys try out this year?? :)

[@ripkin31]

Hi

[@ZeldaNerd222]

We're playing now in our orchestra and the weird thing is I live in Georgia too XD

[@KyleT0928]

1:44 and 5:39 are my favorite parts.

[@satvikaupperla8867]

It sounds like my childhood!

[@alexshogpen]

Alfred Music should post one for "Washburn County" that piece is nice.

[@TheRealKat_]

"ghosts of Brandenburg" too

[@Alan-xe4st]

beautiful piece

[@Lattesome]

My schools chamber orchestra played this one time and i really loved it ! Ive been thinking about it since ,, unfortunately i play bass and dont play as much

[@herissmon9878]

I remember playing this in 6th grade. Great piece.

[@raneerickson4047]

There is no way 6th graders can play this💀. They would have to be playing for at least three years

[@jgness0775]

6th grade??? Nah that's fucking impossible

[@acookie1410]

Nahhh I remember playing in my moms stomach 💀

[@ava_noellez]

@@raneerickson4047Dude, I was fucking cooked in 6th grade.

[@minefan7]

6th grade 💀

[@habiboi_]

This piece is awesome!

[@youmightveseenmycommentsbe7493]

I didn't realize I had the video in 1.25 speed so when it played I was thinking "huh I don't remember it going this fast" and then I realized

[@MIAJD21]

afterburn by randal standridge

[@Volcanic5615]

POV our highschool orchestra teacher thinks we can play this

[@dalekgeek225]

1:25

[@mirandachan4214]

God!My hands!I liked every comment,❤

[@minefan7]

Glad I’m a viola… 1:30

[@joker6566]

5:25

[@dig-ion]

I played this for my junior honors orchestra a while back and it was great