Music from the Movie Gettysburg, Randy Edelman arr. Peter Strohm, the Eastman Trombone Choir, 2019

[@cyndiebill6631]

The music made this movie. It’s one of the best movie scores ever created.❤

[@tktkdiamond]

Instant classic rare gem 💎 masterpiece best intro theme song ever in my top 5 definitely and love when the narrator starts talking about the armies sizes and what's at stake and the strategy to win the war basically because this battle did that in the end basically

[@trombonediver]

Excellent arrangement and Fantastic sound.

[@lrbmaz1]

Thank you Mike!

[@ev-yt2064]

Thank you. I have thought for a long time that this is one of the great movie themes. Your ensemble did a beautiful job with it.

[@lrbmaz1]

Thanks for your comment! It is a great score and a great arrangement. Thanks again for taking the time to write.

[@hannahfolk6817]

I went to Gettysburg and I heard josh chamberlain voice

[@kelleyshannon4964]

Absolutely beautiful arrangement and performance.

[@lrbmaz1]

Thanks much for this. We really loved performing this. Thanks again. Larry

[@anthonyat2401]

2 hours, 54 minutes? Which version have you been watching? Spot on with other comments though.

[@DarthMercanto]

He made a few other glaring errors as well lol. That being said, I'm here for the arrangement, and its lovely.

[@otlayr3030]

Yes, 2 hour and 54 minutes, in the first half. The full length feature is 4 hours and 35 minutes 😂

[@lrbmaz1]

You are right, I meant to say "the first half alone". I totally mixed it up. Thanks, Larry

[@DarthMercanto]

Everyone correcting you in the comments is being a pedant. I didn't come to this video to learn about the battle or the film, I came here to listen to a beautiful arrangement of its music. I think you did a wonderful job. I could care less about the factual errors.

[@lrbmaz1]

Thanks for your comments, I appreciate hearing them! I did say January instead of July, and misstated the length of the entire movie instead of qualifying that I was referring to the first half. It is great music and a wonderful arrangement. Thanks again.

[@DarthMercanto]

@@lrbmaz1 Meh, trifling errors. I knew what you meant. What matters is the interpretation

[@LilPitch-]

let these guys sit down

[@OperationalOrigin]

January of 1863??

[@lrbmaz1]

Sorry, I know,. Not sure why I said January. I’ve been kicking myself since I said it. Thanks.

[@LilPitch-]

Dude the movie was 4 hours... not 2 hours and 54 min.

[@richardfry6527]

Good thing this guy's not a public speaker...

[@LilPitch-]

Just play and stop talking.