Eastman Wind Ensemble, 1998. Tokyo, Japan

[@Ives831]

Thank you very much for sharing!!!

[@lauriecooper8194]

Holst First Suite in Eb, wonderful music and brilliantly performed.

[@johnhaines6768]

Thank you so much for posting this. I studied conducting with Donald Hunsberger at Eastman. He was graduate advisor. Greatly appreciate this.

[@高山佳朗]

この動画でも分るけど、生で聴くと木管も金管も溶け合って塊で聞こえて来る。そのレベルの高さに仰天したものだ。

[@kimamanaotosan]

ホルストの１組はこれが最高！特にスーパープレイヤーはバスドラ!!

[@城ルナ]

パーカッション奏者の方の 演奏は、たいへん素晴らしいですね。 貴重な素敵なコンサートの アップを誠にありがとうございます。 アンコール‼️ アメリカを代表する マーチの名曲 J. F. スーザ作曲 「ワシントン・ポスト」、 パレードの最終曲として、 わたしの住む東京の 消防、防災を担う東京消防庁 音楽隊のパレード曲や、街イベントでも 演奏される、リスゴー作曲「インヴァーカーギル」 には、😆感激❕❕しました。

[@raymondwang3110]

Amazing camera work!

[@mizuame7821]

懐かしい！

[@UNHMusic]

Thank you for the upload! Any chance the rest of the concert exists in another video?

[@claron26]

Bravo! Very interesting and informative! The description lacks the names of the works. And the authors of the arrangements. And this is very interesting!

[@HazelHazieHaze]

0:00 First Suite in E♭ for Military Band, Op. 28, No. 1, by the British composer Gustav Holst 13:20 Variations on a Midieval Tune by Norman Dello Joio

[@gatoreuph]

45:30 Sousa - Washington Post March

[@gatoreuph]

48:15 Invercargill March

[@gatoreuph]

51:44 Suite of some kind - American

[@14maxrebo]

22:05 Joseph Schwantner, Percussion Concerto. Steve Owen, soloist. transcription by Andrew Boysen, Jr.

[@jeffpiegari4942]

What’s the program for this great concertr

[@martinzayas5626]

Who is the first trumpet and Horn?

[@jonathonjosephkirk]

Michael Mergen, trumpet

[@starwarsjunkie7776]

Baylor did Holst better.

[@JimMontanus]

The Eastman Wind Ensemble invented the general concept of the modern wind ensemble at Eastman in 1952, under the baton of Frederick Fennel. Under his leadership the group became known as the pioneering force in the symphonic wind band movement in the United States and abroad. They paved the way for Baylor and every other wind band

[@talismon63]

Seriously doubt it. Further, no one in Baylor’s program could get into Eastman, let alone win an audition into the Wind Ensemble😂. Besides, the Great Donald Hunsberger chose to conduct Eastman’s Wind Ensemble, not Baylor’s because they’re BETTER! Here’s a link to refresh your memory of whom performed it better lol. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpypgmNpab-XZ5Isi=CRZnujtv5-6L_CDe

[@bobmatt5175]

Everybody at Eastman can play circles around the vast vast majority of players at Baylor even in 1998. There is substantially better clarity and tone in this performance. Please develop some ears. The main positive thing I can say about the Baylor performance is that it was guest conducted by H. Robert Reynolds - but even he can only do so much with those players.