@MostRockinGirl This is way old lol I should maybe take this down, I have much better mario arrangements now. Check out my page for my mario medley which has a lot more songs in it
I'm proud to announce that I am currently wrapping up an arrangement of Gusty Gateway. Its going to for now its part of a Mario suite from its start ending with the most current of my favorite themes.
There is rarely two oboes in a concert band. Some don't even have one, like mine haha. Also two bassoons are uncommon
And most often there is one tenor sax, but each writer calls for different things i guess, just depending on whether the band has two tenors. mine has four, i can't complain haha
Also is four percussion parts completely neccessary? doesn't matter too much but you could make it into three
The obs and Bs aren't absolutely neccesary though they are a great addition. The thing that makes the Bs a 2 part instruemnt is that certain parts are an octave apart.
One of the percussion parts are a person on a stationary drum set while the others take on various instruments
Ah okay, fair enough. Just as i said it's uncommon lol. But again different composers call for different things so
Having such an arrangement calls for a large variety of instruments so it's understandable. I've always tried to keep it small as possible, to the instrumentation i've found to be most "professional" and common: First: Bass/Snare/similar (or a kit), Second: Cymbals/Similar, Third: Mallets, anything else
But again good job, what i'm saying isn't neccesary just an observation =]
actually my band has 2 oboes and 3 bassoons (but i switch between them so i guess theres only 1 oboe on some songs.) but oboe is getting alot more common :D
This is a good arrangement, it sounds quite easy to play, though. I think it'd be better if it was just a tad faster. Otherwise, it's really good:)
MostRockinGirl 6 months ago
@MostRockinGirl This is way old lol I should maybe take this down, I have much better mario arrangements now. Check out my page for my mario medley which has a lot more songs in it
MrTrent 6 months ago
@MrTrent Don't take it down haha but I'll look and see your newer ones:)
MostRockinGirl 6 months ago
@MostRockinGirl haha okay. And thanks for the kind words sweetie =)
MrTrent 6 months ago
Is it possible to get the sheet music for this?
Bubbles74470 1 year ago
Is it possible to get the sheet music for this?
Bubbles74470 1 year ago
I see you based it mostly off of Eminence huh? Very nice. Well done.
TomSmusics 1 year ago
im just like sitting here rockin out
vickiegardiner 1 year ago
very sweet suite
Crashgek 1 year ago
love the underworld part
63B1stmaint 2 years ago
WOW.
Vahkiti 2 years ago 3
where can i get the sheet music for this
aznpest202 3 years ago 6
woah... dude...
loserdude97 3 years ago 2
very good
markbros1 3 years ago 2
Dude that was amazing! Honestly.
bfoolish2006 3 years ago 5
Could you do a Super Mario Galaxy concert band arrangement? I'd love to see how you would make it.
legof2 3 years ago
I'm proud to announce that I am currently wrapping up an arrangement of Gusty Gateway. Its going to for now its part of a Mario suite from its start ending with the most current of my favorite themes.
MrTrent 3 years ago
Great job actually ;D
Just a bit about your instrumentation
There is rarely two oboes in a concert band. Some don't even have one, like mine haha. Also two bassoons are uncommon
And most often there is one tenor sax, but each writer calls for different things i guess, just depending on whether the band has two tenors. mine has four, i can't complain haha
Also is four percussion parts completely neccessary? doesn't matter too much but you could make it into three
Other than that good job =]
GoombaNC 3 years ago
The obs and Bs aren't absolutely neccesary though they are a great addition. The thing that makes the Bs a 2 part instruemnt is that certain parts are an octave apart.
One of the percussion parts are a person on a stationary drum set while the others take on various instruments
MrTrent 3 years ago
Ah okay, fair enough. Just as i said it's uncommon lol. But again different composers call for different things so
Having such an arrangement calls for a large variety of instruments so it's understandable. I've always tried to keep it small as possible, to the instrumentation i've found to be most "professional" and common: First: Bass/Snare/similar (or a kit), Second: Cymbals/Similar, Third: Mallets, anything else
But again good job, what i'm saying isn't neccesary just an observation =]
GoombaNC 3 years ago
actually my band has 2 oboes and 3 bassoons (but i switch between them so i guess theres only 1 oboe on some songs.) but oboe is getting alot more common :D
tatormellow 2 years ago