Chant & Jubilo-UCF Concert Band

[@kkm7p0]

Back in 1976, as a 10th grade student a Coral Springs High School, we performed this song at district and state contest, receiving a superior rating. What makes me proud of that accomplishment, even today, was that the band was only comprised of 9th and 10th grade students, 34 members in all including percussion. I must say, after listening to UCF, our performance was more dynamic and precise. I really enjoyed hearing it again though.

[@Mrsastorga]

I played this in middle school ^.^ love it!!

[@carlosa.sanchez896]

We did it in Rockway Jr. High for Dade County Band Festival (1971) with a symphonic band of 8th & 9th graders. We also did Marriage of Figaro! Our conductor, Chuck Foster, had some brass ones, no pun intended, LOL. May he rest in peace.

[@tomozcanfly]

Wow the flutes and the other woodwinds did the really hard part really wellO.o Nice!

[@DcTheDomino]

They sound great. My favorite part is at the allegro.

[@Neal95.]

@ShinariMetroidFan Yeah, hard for a sophomore in high school playing as first chair trumpet too.

[@Simbanut]

The A.N. Myer band is playing this. Nice peice, Fun (-_-) to play. ah well, Practice makes perfect!

[@rotunda57]

Who wrote this tune, Irwin Allen? Reminds me of "Lost in Space" or "The Time Tunnel". Very dynamic.

[@defygravityin1983]

Well done, but more low brass/woodwinds would have been awesome. The beauty of this piece is that there are several key points for the lower instruments, that typically don't have those type parts.

[@TeamAbuse]

McBeth

[@defygravityin1983]

The percussion section, mainly the snare drum, is ENTIRELY too loud in the section before the allegro.

[@King-ty7mz]

Oh, so wrong