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Waaw, second or assistent horn's attitude is really like "Why couldn't I play that opening solo?!"

Folks ... It ain't the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. BUT ... knot bad for home grown! The slower speed ... (also called tempo) ... makes the military melodies clearer two. Eye hear now give an 8 out of 10. How wood you bote?

Thank you for this rousing song. I played this over thirty years ago in high school and could never remember the name. For reasons unbeknownst to me, I remembered it on the way to church this morning, looked it up, and was delighted to listen to your band play my favorite piece.

Olga,thank you for your performance 🙏💕 Amazing!!!! ❤🎉

Bravo! I like it!!!! ❤🎉😊

I always thought this was a fun, joyful march to play! Well done.

I'm the first! 🤗🤩🤗Bravo!!! Bravo!! Bravo! Many people do not understand this wonderful march from a fairy tale. This play is for the rarest esthete.😎🧐💜❤💜

Program begins at 11:50

Greetings from Houston, Texas! Great show!

This sounded great! Our band has a concert coming up, and this really helped figure out the balance and tempo. Thank you so much for posting this!

Enjoyed greatly. Especially the bassoon player.

The actual concert starts at 10:25.

👍 👍 👍 👍

Thank you. This brings back such memories of playing this in high school. I have two or three versions on CD but none of them the instrumental version for concert band.

Liked seeing the musicians clap their hands to tiger rag.

Fantastic Work.

I love the tempo. One of my favorite marches as well.

3:27 is measure 33 second time

0:57 is measure 33

i played this for my concert

dixieland jam: hello i am dixieland jam me: hello dixieland jam, dixielan d jam : hello kean o hi

Nice performance. I have fond memories of playing this in high school; once in an exchange concert in Barre, was pretty exciting!

Piano player couldn't bother to really learn the part, I guess. Dear Mr. long hair keyboard player- you ruined it for EVERYBODY next to you. Those wqere not just "mistakes" ....those were from you obviously not practicing it until you knew it like you should have before performance. I hope they found some-else by now if that's what you normally do to you teammates.

Excellent band!!!

I love this silly sound 😂

Geriatric Fireworks.

If you are listening to this beautiful rendition, wondering if there is a Jesus- He is real. He's complete, tender love and He wants to know you. Look for Him and you'll easily find Him.

I love this song!

We played this great symphony my sophomore year of high school at Mary G. Montgomery

We played this in grade school and at regional contests. Mr. Newcom was our conductor.

This community Band is better than the Ohio State Band was I just on You Tube. wow congrats I remember when this march was a required piece at Floridas state Band contest. I liked it . It was nice to hear it again. (50 yrs later)

yes!

love

I have to learn this for school so it helps to listen to it. Really good job!

I love it all, especially the trombones, amazing piece and performance. All the glissando’s are just “muah”

The Clarinet 1 part is the most beautiful part

This group performs this march pretty well but far too fast. This is a British March and should be performed at about 114-118 beats per minute and this group performed near 130 BPM and it loses the British flavor at that speed.

I love this so much! It reminds me of when I played this in a band and The Atlantic Brass Quintet played the quintet parts

This is just beautiful! What a nice job you’ve all done with the sextet!

Wonderful job! Thanks for making it available to we out-of-towners!

WOW!!!!!!! That was my own FATHER playing that solo there... look at the resonance, the intonation, that “sexy slide note and OMGOSH ☺️☺️☺️ everything else!!! ACE/ PERFECT yah-- try hitting a better note & you won’t find that sound quality anywhere!!! Pushing 75 too!!! Grandpa’s got it here/ looks like a self contained Prince Charles!!! Should be paid 10,000,000$$$☺️ for that one!!! My fav... Great job dad!!! Love you!!!😘😘😘😘😘😘😘✊👍👌⭐️⭐️⭐️ ABSOLUTELY AWESOME 😘 can’t believe it OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What’s coming next?!!

Nice seeing the band members clap their hands during this song.

The gentleman in the title is not Jaime Texidor, but Ricardo Dorado, another great Spanish composer of band music.

nice performance of this unfamiliar march by the circus march king...ha

nice performance of this classic sousa march...

never heard of the concord band but this is a nice performance :)

This is the piece my high school played for years at commencement instead of 'Pomp and Circumstance'. Don't know if they still do...I hope so. This brought back memories!

Очень приятное выступление! Получила наслаждение наблюдая за игрой каждого музыканта и всех вместе! Я любовалась лицами создателем этого звукового наслаждения! Спасибо! +41

The most exciting piece of music for concert band that The Concord Band has ever commissioned. And Andrew Boysen is one of the most electric, brilliant young conductors I've ever had the pleasure of working with. The piece was complex; Andrew answered every single question each of the 65 members had; was a brilliant conductor (didn't just beat notes; he imbibed the music!).....I had goosebumps after the piece was over. Wow! (Each movement is based on the principal instrument that each of the Concord Band's three music directors specialized in: first movement: percussion (for founder of the Band and MD for 33 years, William Toland); second movement : alto saxophone for Dr. William McManus (MD through 2009); third movement: tuba for James O'Dell (MD from 2009 to present/2020). The "buzz" after this premiere performance among the players was phenomenal, through the roof positive!

Superb!!!!