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That bass made all the difference. Mozart is beauty in precision.

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the bass trombonist sounds amazing

Muy bueno , Kurt weill parece simple pero no lo es.....gracias por el video

Bad performance of a great work, very sloppy

They played this on Classical Colorado Public Radio this morning Supposedly written about Steamboat Springs skiing

Hello I came across this recording while doing research of symphonic band music! Sounds great! Do you happen to have the rest of this concert performance? I’m looking especially for Celebration by Glass from this same concert. I’d love to listen to it for a project I’m doing. Also do you have the full concert of the Symphony Band from January 14, 1971? The whole concert has music I’d like to do for my project. Thanks for reading!!!

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As a freshman in highschool im gonna just take the L already

Que bien Excelente!! con banda se oye bien con metales. Felicidades a todos excelentes músicos .

God damn

How hard is it to keep this song in tune?

That was unbelievably good

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Good lord i haven't heard this in 35 years since school orchestra days. As beautiful as ever. Thank you ❤️

Played this in the SUNY Plattsburgh wind band. Skipped Poachers.

Bravi bravi bravi

Trascrizione

A beautiful setting, beautifully played. Thanks.

MARAVILLOSO ASTOR PIAZZOLLA ETERNO♥♥♥

The conductor is from my hometown

Played 'bone for this arrangement back in H.S....about 50 years ago, now!

I played this at Arizona all state band in 1999, the day of prom. Needless to say, prom couldn't compare to this concert. And yes, as a tuba player, I took shit DOWN.

Intonation problems for sure, but other wise a very beautiful composition to be enjoyed by so many. Its pieces like ths that separate the men from the boys when it comes to performing this with perfection.

A piece Shostakovich wrote in ONE day 🤯

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I need the score please

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Just an amazing performance of a very intricate and complicated piece of music.

I just bought the score to this to study. This maybe one of the best symphonies written for wind band. BRAVO!

Li’s website claims that this is a 2020 composition rather than a 2019 one.

Not many moments with the opportunity for the bassoonist to relax... You've got to have an embouchure like iron for this interesting piece! Respect!

See also "Variations on a College Song", also by Bilik. Quite a story, and a 51-year gap between performances.

Well I see the Colonel from the President's Own has found a new home. I always like the way he interprets Holst and Grainger, Sousa, too. . I don't what his new title is But I wish him all the best taking the Michigan Symphonic Band to new heights in their performances.

I see Colonel Fettig is carrying the President's Own Traditions to the Michigan Band when Playing a Sousa march. I think that is a great thing. Being a former Clarinetist I am sure he will make the bands clarinet section even stronger than it is now.

Its great to see the former Colonel of the President's Own conducting again. Here he is bringing out the best again only this time it is the Great University of Michigan Symphonic Wind Band. From the sound of this performance the future is bright for all participating.

Beautiful composition, performed magnificently.

great

What a fabulous transcription and performance.

Well done, band! A fan of Jason Fettig from his Marine Band days. A pleasure to see him in person at the UW Milwaukee Conducting Symposium one month ago.

That is incredibly good. Williams's best score by a long shot.

Eb solo🤩 bravo!

WOW, that opening chord...my middle school band couldn't play it that well. impressive craftsmanship! Semper FI!

One of John Williams' best film scores. This is an enjoyable and well scored arrangement.

Not an easy piece to pull off, and one of Williams' best by far

I was fortunate to have played under the direction of Robert R. in the East Shore Honors Band [in the thumb area of Michigan] in 1990, my senior year of high school.

Dang, that's fine playing. The cat on bass saxophone at the end is an artist. Certainly a very different interpretation of the piece. I can't remember a performance outside of Don Wilcox doing it that had so much inner detail brought to the fore.

Terrific! The band is so versatile, doing a wonderful job of accompaniment!

To the manor born....

I grew up in Enon Valley. So, I've been to Meadville, a kind of mythical place for its history as an energy center. I knew that Bob Reynolds was from there. Nice piece. I had not heard it before.