Tribute to the Ballet - Live from Atlanta 1985 Part 3 - Canadian Brass

CD - bit.ly/12BmTbr
Sheet Music - bit.ly/ZbBb68
Exhibits our infamous Tribute to the Ballet - ballet music performed as it should be - danced!
This features the music that spawned our white shoes.

[@IgorGallon]

Ron Romm and Fred Mills forever!!!

[@tenoreDB]

just thought the same thing. Yup this clearly inspired Mnozill: movements and humor combined with music.

[@mreckes9967]

Well done those guys, most entertaining indeed.

[@bushyconn]

Ab Fab!! Shades of that old music hall trio Wilson Keppel and Betty and their sand shoe shuffle at 6:18.

[@janquen]

Great stuff. You can see where Mnozil Brass got their inspiration from.

[@Overtake1]

Ya! My dad ( Gene the trombone player) & Chuck were true pioneers in creating what I think, was groundbreaking for Brass quintet's when adding humor & choreography instead of the usual!

[@louswire]

Eugene... ya done good stuff here.

[@GigglingKathy]

You should do this act again!

[@peterkiss9075]

They cut out Marty's solo!

[@Blacklemonsss]

they are like if musicians were sleep paralysis demons

[@GigglingKathy]

Keith would look great in a tutu!

[@bonumfatum457]

1:06 - to the point where i think daellenbach dies. right before in the hall of the mountain king. What song is that?

[@thewinner1435]

Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky

[@PeterVlaaf]

Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky

[@thebigall21]

What was the song they played in the beginning. Like what piece was it from, I know it's one of Tchaikovsky's.

[@ipvideogames]

I believe it was the March and Procession of Bacchus. I could be wrong though

[@shawnwerner9467]

Swan Lake

[@renaissongsmann8889]

Both these answers are right ... 4 bars of "The March & Procession of Bacchus", from Leo Delibes' "Sylvia", followed by the Fanfare portion of Tchaikovsky's Fanfare & Waltz from the Swan Lake Suite.

[@abhijit1998]

If anyone knows, what is the song at 1:20, any hint would be appreciated

[@thewinner1435]

Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky

[@tonysimmons2086]

whats the part were he says like empanada or something

[@stativemisto3454]

Tony Simmons during Marty's solo which was removed from the video

[@mahlerslawnllc]

what was the last song's name?

[@timegan9999]

Can Can from Orpheus in the Underworld - Offenbach

[@teeth262]

Why does it skip around 4:40?

[@stativemisto3454]

teeth262 they didn't think the Marty's solo was important

[@tomatoseller29]

A version with Marty’s full solo, but missing the finale: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5PIpa2IhdaNhqs

[@kellyhackleman8827]

Thanks!

[@qbonics30]

6:45 slide to the butt and 6:53