Ghost Train - Eric Whitacre door Dynamic Symphonic Band.

[@allisonsingh4728]

Adds in the middle of a musical performance are a whole new kind of evil

[@Skyhook213]

I wish they had the ads at the beginning and the end. But, I had to watch 5 different ads and still try to enjoy the concert.

[@francoisschwarzentruber2446]

Part I at 1:40 bar 21: 3:02 bar 62: 4:16 bar 65: 4:20 bar 124 6:00 Part II at 6:05 bar 11 7:36 bar 30: 9:04 bar 43: 10:07 bar 52: 10:51 bar 66: 11:36 bar 80: 12:22 Part III at 14:00 bar 61: 15:16 bar 96: 16:01 bar 155: 17:31 bar 186: 18:54 bar 196: 19:39 bar 209: 20:33

[@medigoomnis]

This song is amazing and threatening and the orchestra did a fricking amaaaaaaaaaaaaazing job with it. We tried playing this at a state high school thing long ago and it...well, it wasn't this XD

[@canal.afinaudio]

Sounds really great !!!

[@bariphonium4]

Yo why does the trombone player at 2:38 actually look like Eric Whitacre

[@bruh7130]

that's what i thought too lmao

[@debaryasaha8679]

My highschool played this

[@isimp4haikyuuboys779]

Debarya Saha my school played this too that’s why I’m here bc I had to write about what instruments we heard and now it’s hw for me :/ bc I didn’t finish it-

[@DomSr]

We did too but only played the 1st movement though. The 2nd is the best.

[@lindamueller6602]

As I listen to this , I try to imagine what is happening- Are there scenes of the landscape as the train passes or is it the movements of the train? Or both? Is it passing through night and day? Are there scenes of the people boarding, inside or as they depart? I want to see this in a video

[@かお-j7i]

6:55

[@shin-ichi.s2498]

I think it's a great performance with a high level of understanding of the music If you don't mind, please listen to this performance. It was performed by the Symphonic Band of ENGARU High School in Hokkaido, Japan in 1995. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4bNYWd_rL53h9U

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

I know this piece made Eric famous, but he is a much better chorale composer.

[@its_shxblvrbs1786]

Why did the Tuba take the solo down the octave in mvt. 3?

[@katherinereynolds4872]

This is WAY too long..please get to the point..

[@albertvalles424]

The point is to sit and enjoy these large bodies of work, and interpret your own story of what the music means to you. Have a little more respect to the artists on stage

[@secretname8587]

Lol

[@katherinereynolds4872]

I’m tired of this way too long talk..am turning off before it ends..

[@fondleballsxi]

That’s wind ensemble music

[@TromboneConductor767]

Lmao why don’t you just skip over it. I did.

[@user-bx2rc2wi1e]

5:03