H. Owen Reed, "La Fiesta Mexicana"

[@marissagarcia4904]

I love this.! We played this in high school many years ago. Love this piece! Brings back a lot of memories ❤

[@kirksmith1534]

One the greatest band pieces EVER. EVER

[@emery1057]

I enjoyed this performance!!

[@sergiocabada2385]

8:51 Mass 15:35 Carnival

[@post9025]

thank you :D

[@nicholascox3763]

Awesome!

[@soranagano9451]

１日おつかれさまでした。😊💓〇〇のおかげで、仕事をしている時、つらいとか、大変とかっていう言葉がなくて、楽しんでいる自分がいます。今までとは違うよ。😊本当にありがとう。😆💓💓💓明日も明後日も楽しむゾ！✊🏻😊💓💓💓

[@kevinbartram8373]

well done!

[@kirksmith1534]

Random comments…,great playing! Why don’t we wind performers MOVE? Sometimes it’s like watching a statue. Great job y’all!

[@elizabeth7491]

6:04 aztec dance

[@coln7334]

6:54

[@theo1001]

It is hard to play the intro rhythm of the bells.

[@crushingbelial]

Not really just needs some woodshedding. I haven't played this piece since 2002 and I still have it memorized. probably because I drilled it lol

[@hannahlennertkristiansen4797]

here for the rhythm in beginning, that's so confusing

[@gavinburns3574]

I have it as my part for my high school band. It’s a 2:3 polyrhythm but it’s rlly slow so I just count “1 2 + 3” over and over again lol. 1 2 3 is on A and 1 and the “and” of 2 is on a D. But we are only doing movement 2 so the very beginning I haven’t done

[@hannahlennertkristiansen4797]

@@gavinburns3574 yes, this polyrhythm is hard, and there's a really great video about it that brought me here

[@loismanda7254]

I think it's to replicate change ringing bells being "rung up". Amazing!

[@crushingbelial]

@@hannahlennertkristiansen4797 Mostly just some 'hot cup of tea' play. And if it is too gnarly, it also says, if memory serves, ad lib

[@user-mx9gs7lh5c]

played this in high school 20 years ago, french horns butchered the intro every time, got II's at state