The Beat in Progress - UNT Two O'Clock Lab Band

[@ryanvelten6937]

I love watching trombones shuffle papers while a sax solo is in progress, lol. Amazing piece!

[@benjaminmclaughlin7661]

This still is one of my favorite tunes ever. I want this on Spotify so bad

[@grahamm3139]

Great chart played great! That this is the #2 band at UNT says something about the program.

[@nelsonsean12]

About the video filming - I was also playing trombone here, and I just had one camera. I moved it around between takes, but obviously I was most concerned about playing the music. That's why there are funny angles at some points, and not any shots of the soloists. So I invite you focus your attention on the music, not the visual aspects.

[@jaytolbert7538]

That a video of it exists at all is enough for me!

[@alangiles4616]

2023: The musicianship and invention is beyond any question, I wonder where you are all now? - happy and healthy, I hope and enjoying whatever you are doing. Bass trombonists are thin on the ground - I hope you stuck with music. All the best from a British trumpet payer who gave up too early and still regrets it.

[@johnyoumans9369]

Anumber of yrs ago NTS played at Olympia High School in Olympia WA. What a terrific experience to hear them live !!!

[@filipdinevmusic]

Great composition, great players!

[@jazzfisher]

As usual....NTS has the program and players. Bravo.... Love it!!

[@marshallt94]

Sean casey from 7:03 to the end on bass bone. Oh my god yesssss.

[@bradwood1947]

What a great group and chart!

[@MetalUmbreonX]

Love this melody

[@andrewoc15]

this is fantastic

[@HerrFoobert]

I love this. In my opinion, the two o'clock is a much tighter band than the one o'clock. Brett has a career as a composer if performance doesn't work out. That being said, I've met him, and that's not going to be an issue. He's a great all around guy and anyone is lucky to have him.

[@SheriffAriff]

this is real hot, well done Brett

[@nelsonsean12]

I just happened to have footage of him warming up, but no shots of him at that particular moment - so I stuck it in there so you could see him a little bit. Not really the best editing, I know - just wanted to give him some love!

[@wishnik]

Love this composition! Need the CD

[@joksal9108]

Excellent!

[@handsomeX]

Great freaking chart!!! WOW!!

[@GregNuspel]

Totally wild, really enjoyed it.

[@MrBarribatts]

That bass trombonist getting funky wit it.

[@oldschooldrumcorps]

This is the Two O'clock Lab Band? Wow!!!! where the hell have the been? I thought the One O'clock was the best of UNT.....Apparently not....I want to hear the Six thirty five lab band....I haven't heard a UNT performance group that didn't have some spark of genius in it....keep up the good work, loving this composition. well balanced band, playing a challenging but cool chart....I'm diggin it

[@WoodAreSick]

Yeah Brett!

[@jch6591]

Super !!!

[@ferreirajr72]

maravilhoso trabalho,desejo a todos muitas felicidades!

[@atsf3415dbr]

That #11 at 6:39 is 👌👌👌

[@imafreewin4708]

Lead Trumpet was on FIRE after that!!!!

[@nelsonsean12]

You can contact the composer through his website, listed in the description.

[@kmitch1187]

I love ❤️ my Kevin 💋

[@taketimeout2share]

FUCK! This is good. So you are the one playing Trombone. Thats a real help considering there are fifty of them. Wonderful.

[@madpistol]

This would easily be the top band anywhere else... but it's the second band at UNT. Unreal!

[@cdmouse9]

1:55 sax solo? let's watch the trombones flip pages

[@alangiles2763]

The trombone must be the most demanding instrument to play - I love to watch the players - I know what a saxophone looks like. All these players could easily have been in the One O'clock band

[@joshuahernandez974]

Sean Casey is amazing, wish I had his email...

[@SimoneUrso]

that piano solo!

[@youngetal]

That's pretty funny - he's comping at 3:13. But he's awesome anyway, and in the One now, I believe.

[@milesku]

Awesome!!!! :´(

[@nelsonsean12]

That is indeed Sean Giddings.

[@hxcliekomg]

3:20-4:30 over a minute of Gauer messing with his sheet music lol

[@estuwar13]

there's never a camera focused on the sax section... :(

[@crowncoyote9804]

4:30

[@ChrisThurmanVA]

Is he Sean Giddings? (sp?) because I think he's the 1 O'clock piano player, I actually saw them last night. But yeah, still a great player.

[@larryshaver3568]

a shame don ellis isn't alive to do this

[@alangiles2763]

That lead trumpet was first rate -perfect laying, but then you can't fault a single one of this marvellous band. I don't mean this rudely but the baritone player looked so compact you wonder how he managed to play that unwieldy sax.

[@Ryan_Kiernan]

Low low C in bass bone at the end

[@recastle8051]

Is that a real drummer or recording? Because it’s so good.

[@csfarnsworth14]

What mouthpiece is trombone 5 using?

[@willswan353]

That moment when you have been tutored by the soprano player

[@BillySebris]

Alto is playing great solo, but camera is taking video, where trombonists have a break :((

[@ChrisThurmanVA]

Notice at 3:13. Unless there are 2 piano players. There's NO WAY that's what he's playing if you look at his hands and listen to the solo lol. Great chart though nonetheless

[@someyoutubecommenter5164]

Does anyone know where I can find this chart?

[@kinolopes7145]

how can i order the cd?

[@BrettMcMusic]

+Kino Lopes Here's the link to the UNT Music online store, where you can purchase the cd and others: music.unt.edu/store/under-radar

[@DanLoFat]

The name of this band could be the best in progress. I swear I can't hear the difference between the 123 and 45 bands

[@timthesav]

Incredible chart, great pacing, orchestration, and lead trumpet playing. My only suggestion is that the second trombone lose the beard. Sorry buddy, not working.

[@crowncoyote9804]

I didn't even notice XD it blends into his shirt

[@johnstoneb]

Can't finish this.

[@johnstoneb]

....sax solo is going on...why on earth would we give a damn what the trombones are doing?????