'Peace' (John Golland) - Mike Cavanagh (baritone horn) & Grimethorpe Colliery Band

[@ayrtonhockaday]

Beautiful.

[@stuartcrosbie3074]

Breathtaking ❤

[@amy_ewen]

This is beautiful Mike!!!!

[@rexgredig4960]

Lovely sound n playing, thank you mate😊👍

[@KevinStees]

Lovely performance. Thank you, Mike!

[@alisiasparf5932]

So amazing 😍

[@danlewis-leaver8247]

Absolutely beautiful

[@craigbritton3213]

Bravo from the States. Thank you for posting.

[@tonysalvatore2608]

Bravissimo Michele!!! Grazie

[@Big_Red_Dork]

Incredible performance. I can only hope I'll play this half as well as you did. I hope my director lets me play this song with the band, I already donated the sheet music LOL

[@azbeleskovic6044]

Post more please!!

[@jameslein9411]

Yes! Why did concert bands ever switch over to euphoniums and drop baritones? A clearer yet mellow tone has been lost. Thanks to British brass bands which have both.

[@kenzieford3612]

lol cuz baritones have weird weird intonation and were just invented for brass band sound-bridging purposes. like the wagner tuba

[@darimath]

@@kenzieford3612 not really on the same page here... Baritone is a nice instrument, might be harder to master, more difficult to play and more ungrateful than the "king" euphonium, but nonetheless pretty important in the equilibrium of the band. Baritone might be a "big tenorhorn", but, in that case, Euphonium is a "small tuba"...