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Great video - wish we could have better closeups of the players though.
musoderelict 6 months ago
We seemed so impressed when this happens in the U.S., but I found it pretty common in Europe.
WAKeele 1 year ago
Acho ay!!! Que grande eres Boti!!
Eugenio (Buñol)
EugeniBotet 1 year ago
5:30 eww. Otherwise, it was alright.
cxetim 2 years ago
man trumpets and horns like that in HS? Interlochen never ceases to amaze me.
1337evan 2 years ago
Way, way, way too slow. Painfully slow. Shame on the conductor/director.
discochicken 2 years ago
Octavio usually takes things really fast
schumacherenator 2 years ago
The recording I listened to over and over by Leonard Slatkin/St. Louis is at this same tempo or even slightly slower. There is no reason to hurry the intro to this piece unless your brass players don't have the chops to hold the notes.
FellunB 2 years ago
@discochicken too bad he's f-ing AMAZING at EVERYTHING he does...haha its funny cause you will never measure up to him...
maferrara1 2 years ago
@maferrara1 "ifs funny cause you will never measure up to him..." - I take it you and discochicken know each other, then.
musoderelict 6 months ago
I just Embed this great video into my Blog ELEMENTO MUSICAL
lucianocraveiro 2 years ago
Pretty damn good for a group of high school students.
EntropyEternal 3 years ago
its interlochen...... duh!
emilypsinghlove 2 years ago
Sounds pretty cocky there.
Seekeroftruth89 2 years ago
im dont attend interlochen but i would absolutly love love love love to attend there.... sorry for sounding cocky its just a feel very strongly about the fine arts
emilypsinghlove 2 years ago
@FellunB I agree with FellunB. This movement of Copland's Third is extremely reminiscent to me of the first movement of Mahler's First, and the openings of both should be taken at about the same tempo. BTW, in his writings, Copland always spoke highly of Mahler's handling of the symphonic form.
russinsouthcal13 1 year ago
@russinsouthcal13 Copland and bernstein were both into mahler [ i dont listen to mahler i think he was a muddy orchestrator]
spacepatrolman 1 year ago