STRAUSS Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare at CancerBlows (2017) The Principals Concert

Richard STRAUSS
Vienna Philharmonic Fanfare
Performed by The Principals and Imperial Brass
Performed on May 8, 2017
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center
Dallas, Texas
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[@gkissel1]

This fanfare is to be played following the Moment of Crowning at the Coronation of King Charles III.

[@Jaegertiger]

What a WASTE of an EXQUISITE fanfare.... on rotting lump of humanity.

[@alexmacarthur5136]

This line up is just soooo stacked

[@oldman719]

Ahhh...nothing finer than brass. It gets the blood flowing. Great performance!!!

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Yes

[@theresamwatson9207]

thank, thank you

[@tonewheeler1]

FANTASTIC!

[@lobbinandprism]

Tony Bienchetta is my private lessons teacher bow before his awesomeness trombones gonna rule the world

[@MG20Playz]

No one cares

[@lobbinandprism]

MadGamer20 I do, the trombones do, and you should too

[@TRUMPETSIZZLE]

🎼🎵🎶Another good display of brass playing virtuosity!

[@markforman2768]

Wow goosebumps and I like the bass! But of course the entire sound is stunning

[@johnnydollard8632]

Wow, this blew me away. Truly an inspiring performance.

[@aaronwilson8091]

Played after the Crowning at the Coronation of King Charles III.

[@guitarhero7328]

Poor trombone was like “fuck too fast”

[@cocococo9881]

Damn.

[@user-zw2nn7kg7p]

👍👍🎺🎺

[@iluvpepi]

Perfect selection for the crowning of King Charles III. 👏🏼👑

[@marthabethlewis7348]

Written for the "entrance of the Matron of the ball and other important people" (!) at the Vienna Phil's first benefit ball for the retired musician's pension fund (1924); has been played every year since then at Vienna Phil's balls. mb

[@gregoryronnback2756]

To quote Butch Cassidy, "Who are those guys?!"

[@awreckingball]

Bobby Shew plays trombone with the Vienna Phil. Who knew.

[@beilichou1656]

This isn’t the Vienna Phil even though the piece is their fanfare. You can check the description for the credits.

[@MrProplayer1]

I know it’s been 3 years but it’s a joke!@@beilichou1656

[@user-wy8ru6gw4x]

Трубы, рвут)))

[@user-wy8ru6gw4x]

Трубы высоко рвут

[@robdude4250]

Pokémon vibes?

[@velocirapture89]

This was pretty good, a little messy though. I suggest watching the performance by the BRSO & Thielemann.

[@Jaegertiger]

Play the recording at 0.90 speed and you will better hear what the tempo SHOULD be. Once again, we have crazy Americans who think that "tearing off to the Races" is somehow more virtuous than playing at a tempo where one can actually hear the articulation and the GRAND MAJESTY of the composition. Technically speaking though, an excellent performance aside from the tempo issue.

[@betaomega04]

Principals?! Man...these guys should be in orchestras, not running schools :-D

[@fransemmery1646]

The Principals Profile: Brass quintet formed in 1983, consisting primarily of the principal brass players from the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.

[@trumpetlover5022]

@@fransemmery1646 r/woosh

[@MrProplayer1]

Joke@@fransemmery1646

[@youtubeuser5293]

Good Old Boys Club. So very white and shiny!

[@wesowen6624]

🤔

[@gregoryronnback2756]

And awesome!

[@johnelway76]

racist

[@maggoteater2290]

I really don't like this recording

[@donaldspaulding6973]

It's not a great interpretation and the tempo a little too fast. They were probably just having fun.

[@alonshofar]

Why would you say something like that? This is a "Joyous life-affirming" performance of this great work

[@madaxe]

@@alonshofar not really

[@aprendeagudos]

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