Land of the Healing Waters by Rossano Galante

[@CHRIS10812]

I was one of the first people to play this song. He made it for our county honor band and he even conducted it. What a legendary piece and a legendary man!!

[@casshha]

chris dufault woah, me too! it was quite an experience playing this song, it was my favorite lol

[@CHRIS10812]

C D honestly same. What school did you play for?

[@casshha]

vallejo, how about you?

[@CHRIS10812]

C D ahhh I played for armijo 😂

[@plainki2174]

beautiful horn parts, woodwind runs, powerful low brass moments, trumpet and horn melodies. or in other words, a galante piece

[@spookety902]

the way i see his music is that he is telling the story of a journey that spans across multiple pieces and the reason each piece sounds like one another is because we are following the main character in each piece

[@remyazharyyosef1811]

Now, THIS is what a great concert band score should sound like. Like very epic movie soundtrack.

[@TheGymSavant]

Yes, that’s definitely a Galante piece...

[@blobcookie]

Difficult, but so amazingly beautiful

[@Srgfowler]

You say that as it's a bad thing lol.

[@kawingng1600]

It is Galante style indeed... Also there's a part of Mt. Everest included?? And so on, oboes and tubas are crying...

[@awildfilingcabinet6239]

I can hear the Everest parts in there, starting around 2:25. He never ends the phrase as he does in Everest but I can hear it. Although with Galante everything sounds the same. Lyrical and horn solis

[@Wig-po5nb]

I hear a little bit of Avengers and Star Wars... Specifcally I heard the Avengers theme from age of ultron and twin suns from starwars(or the force theme)

[@labonnemedia]

Wonderful piece, I love Rossano's style. The community band I play with commissioned a piece for our 35th anniversary concert, it was great!

[@cacawsthelaw]

This song is so badass. Playing it in high school.

[@brandonrosario2931]

4:07 sounds like starwars !

[@jeremysullivan1383]

It's the same exact chords lmao i heard it too

[@awildfilingcabinet6239]

Isn’t that motif dah da d da dah that comes in at 2:25 from Mt. Everest? Not that I’m complaining. That’s probably my favorite piece I’ve ever played

[@tylercoughranmusic]

Well I know 2:14 is Mt. Everest in a minor key.

[@luizfernandesneto2494]

Mais uma belíssima obra, desta vez com uma inspiração Edvard Grieg "morning" 👏👏👏👏 Parabéns!!!

[@gingerstover3257]

Love this piece

[@claytonsloan10]

More Galante!!

[@calebjackson5678]

That woodwind triplet stuff and sixteenth note patterns seems like it was reused from Red Rock Mountain and Mt. Everest 😂 Seems like a staple for Galante

[@evanm225]

I wish I had the opportunity to play the first trombone part on this.

[@obinnanwakwue5735]

hold up two TUBA parts? also I'm getting some Mt. Everest vibes...

[@masontrent3287]

Yeah that’s Galante for sure.

[@fatcontroller12]

I got the skype and talk to the dude so I mean... 😁 can't complain about his music.

[@berkeleythomas7579]

🥰galante

[@paradoxskiis2245]

Oooo

[@KerloTech]

Dat Ending doe for the FHorns and Saxes . . .O_o

[@mattiehendrikx6998]

👍 x1000

[@TheodoreBrown314]

Amazing song, but RIP to the mallets player. I can hear that they were a little bit out of time, and I can relate (having have been that person at the most inopportune of times myself)

[@martin-paulbeaulieu4060]

Pretty good pièce .... Its sound a bit like a vidéo game pièce (warcraft)

[@lowellbassi3597]

This definitely reminds me of Lord of the Rings!!