Mother Earth

[theman9126]

you know....the Earth movement is missing from Holst's The Planets suite...anyone else thinkin what I'm thinkin???

[lemonarizonatea]

I will never forget playing this song. :)

Outstanding performance.

[CAMB1231]

my favorite maslanka piece ever! yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees

[chygal790]

i love this song, and this is a very good performance of it. i love the rough bass line, it really can make you think of the most epic places on earth

[OpenCadence78]

SO MUCH BETTER than his alto saxophone sonata...

[16andabeautyqueen]

im playing this in my band.

favorite song we play :3

[BassClariWha]

we played at the NY all-State conference last year. We beasted it. You guys sound amazing too ^^

[13clarmusic]

wow i was totally in that band with you then! under Dr. Timothy Mahr? the symphonic band?

[BassClariWha]

lol yea I was! What are the chances of that xD

[13clarmusic]

lol thats rly funny! wow wat a coincidence i never thought that would happen lol

[oboedude69]

This is so good it almost doesnt sound real, lol, lyk it sounds fake its soooo good!! Haha its incredible!! I'm playing this in middle school, and its almost at this speed, but nowhere the amazing of tone quality

[DPCerberusBlaze]

This piece is the definition ridiculous triplets. So hard not to get too fast once you get the notes down. Excellent performance.

[OpenCadence78]

@DPCerberusBlaze IIRC, they're not actually triplets, the piece is just in a really fast 3. It's conducted in 1 though, so the three quarter notes in a measure sound like triplets because the whole measure is contained in one swipe of the baton.

[mlb73485]

I played this piece in high school. It's difficult. My high school band played it much slower than you guys though.

[XmusicalXoneX]

dang. this is crazy. we are going to play this later this year....

[oboedude69]

Wow, this is a great performance of this song