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What music did you listen to today?
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
“Nothing is absolute. Everything changes, everything moves, everything revolves, everything flies and goes away.”
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
A five song taste of the kind of line up I've had going today.
kronos wrote:like a nice trim is totally fine. short, neat. I don't want to be fighting through the forests of fangorn and expecting treebeard to come and show me the way in
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Snickie
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
All-District Band is this weekend. We've already had two rehearsals, last night and today. The high school song line-up goes something like this:
"Sinfonietta Classica" by Werner Brüggemann (three movements, two pages)
"SZVIT fúvószenekarra" a.k.a. "SUITE for Wind Band" by Hidas Frigyes (four movements, four pages)
"Fantázia és Fúga" a.k.a. "Fantasy and Fugue" by Hidas Frigyes (two movements, four pages)
"Comedians' Gallop" from "The Comedians" op. 26 by Dmitri Kabalevsky (one movement, two pages)
"La Passerella di Addio" by Nino Rota, arr. Marcel Baars (1 movement, four pages)
It's a cool program, and it's fun to play. I have several solos/duets/features in the fifth piece. But I think the Suite is the most fun to play, with all its contrasting styles. I mean, you go from festival to fanfare to hokey march dance back to fanfare to the cemetery (probably my favorite movement) to dancing African elephants.
I'll see about getting good reference recordings or maybe even the actual concert recording later. The hotel's Wi-Fi here isn't very great with YouTube.
"Sinfonietta Classica" by Werner Brüggemann (three movements, two pages)
"SZVIT fúvószenekarra" a.k.a. "SUITE for Wind Band" by Hidas Frigyes (four movements, four pages)
"Fantázia és Fúga" a.k.a. "Fantasy and Fugue" by Hidas Frigyes (two movements, four pages)
"Comedians' Gallop" from "The Comedians" op. 26 by Dmitri Kabalevsky (one movement, two pages)
"La Passerella di Addio" by Nino Rota, arr. Marcel Baars (1 movement, four pages)
It's a cool program, and it's fun to play. I have several solos/duets/features in the fifth piece. But I think the Suite is the most fun to play, with all its contrasting styles. I mean, you go from festival to fanfare to hokey march dance back to fanfare to the cemetery (probably my favorite movement) to dancing African elephants.
I'll see about getting good reference recordings or maybe even the actual concert recording later. The hotel's Wi-Fi here isn't very great with YouTube.
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Henkie
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IIIIIIIII WANT CANDYYYY!!!!
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Vega wrote:+1
Hate you, Nancy... xDDD
Neh, you love me; because I'm just a bad girl and that's why we get along (?)
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Chroma Key
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
Pink Floyd - High Hopes
An old fave.
An old fave.
"She could make something sound stupid just by hearing it.”
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
"For a short moment there, you almost sounded human."
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
kronos wrote:like a nice trim is totally fine. short, neat. I don't want to be fighting through the forests of fangorn and expecting treebeard to come and show me the way in
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
When people tell me that great minds think alike, all I can do is look at them and think "oh you dirty, dirty bastard"
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gejyspa
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That link doesn't work for me, CK
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Snickie
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
For non-mobile users:
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Cheshierekat
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
Thanks Snickie. 
sorry about that. I'm not very good at posting neat stuff like pictures and videos. (it's Tom Waits for anyone not familiar with him)
sorry about that. I'm not very good at posting neat stuff like pictures and videos. (it's Tom Waits for anyone not familiar with him)When people tell me that great minds think alike, all I can do is look at them and think "oh you dirty, dirty bastard"
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Rebma
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Re: What music did you listen to today?
This song is about my brother, by a close friend of his and popular artist in their hometown. The emotion in his voice is heartbreaking. I can hear him on the verge of tears the whole song.
kronos wrote:like a nice trim is totally fine. short, neat. I don't want to be fighting through the forests of fangorn and expecting treebeard to come and show me the way in
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