Camille Saint-Saens - Danse Bacchanale

[misheshe]

even though im a strings player and is playing this in my orchestra,

i like it better without the strings :/

[ozzycouture]

A very full, crisp, and amazing sound from this symphonic band. This is a great interpretation of this piece. It ended  with a bang, so much so, that the percussionists were dropping the sheet music ;P

[jacksparrowgirl44]

Of course. It's so good, because they're asian.

[McFlury9687]

@AsianAndTheJew. I know because I've done that with my own band. I just prefer the orchestral version. The sound I think is just fuller.

[AlmondJoy780]

i can't wait to play thsi at my concert

[McFlury9687]

Only with strings does this work!

[AsianandtheJew]

@McFlury9687 I beg to differ, our band makes it work just fine without violins and such

[Zorn96]

it rushes a bit around the middle section and its too loud the part is marked piano there

[PlovesV]

OMG i do the same thing when im resting while playing this song! bass clarinets are awesome!

[MajasWolf]

it needs the strings D: but it's still pretty

[corntate]

my symphonic band is going to perform this at the fall concert :D

[yashil17]

are they korean?

[kb1014tw]

by the new Taiwan generation of music lovers with the well-known conductor Mr. Zhang Yingzhong composed of Serien Symphonic Winds.