Five Lakes Silver Band - Own Choice - On the Shoulders of Giants by Peter Graham

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[@garyadams5201]

EXCELLENT!!

[@georgemelitsis2607]

Flugle player is outstanding. Beautiful

[@Trumpetking93]

😍😍😍 Thank you!

[@Owen2131_]

@@Trumpetking93we love you cookie, you are the best! (It’s Mitchell btw from motor city academy)

[@MsJessica-pj9jv]

Holy smokes-no wonder these guys were the ‘23 NABBA champions. Bravo!

[@GryffinBoi]

They were in a Pre-NABBA concert alongside the Motor City Brass Band & Motor City Academy Brass Band (the group I’m in) and my friend & I watched Five Lakes perform this piece and we knew that it would steal the show for the championships.

[@justthosecrafters]

I can’t believe that they placed fourth for choice piece, they do so well in this performance! Give there titans progress run a listen nearly flawless

[@Trumpetking93]

@@justthosecrafters Luck of the draw... we drew to play first on choice piece day

[@rebeltuba9422]

They won on the basis of a flawless test piece, which was monstrously difficult. The best score in the Own Choice pieces, if my memory is correct, was the Atlantic Brass Band.

[@jacklevoska8860]

Well that was badass.

[@nyfg78]

🔥💪

[@hothanddiceking]

Definitely not the cleanest run on Shoulders, but their Titan's was on another planet compared to the rest of the bands. Well done!

[@rebeltuba9422]

Is the opening of this a ripoff of (or do I mean tribute to) the Bruckner 8th?

[@dougbayne7537]

yes

[@hothanddiceking]

All the great composers do it. Although, it is obvious and was completely intentional