Heard a recording of the Duncanville HS Band from Texas play this for their Honor Band concert in 2009 and it was Amazing! You can order a recording from Mark Records for like $7.50. Probably the best CD/DVD of a HS band I have ever heard.
I was just at band thing at central Washington university yesterday and the mead high school band played this. I think that they were the best besides the college bands
@animexfreakxsammy Hey I was there too! Mead did sound really cool. The beginning sounded so beautiful and eerie at the same time. Did you listen to Puyallup? They were good too.
The largest Church in the USA at one time was held inside the U.S. Capital building having 2,000 members. Before, during and after the the First Amendment was ratified church was held inside the Capital building. It was only after all of the founding fathers had died did the Capital not have church within its walls. It was by order of congress and passed by the House and Senate to have church services inside the Capital.
This happened just a couple of years AFTER the first amendment !
We are playing this this year at Lufkin High School for UIL concert and sightreading. Can't wait to get the music. Anyone know how complicated the first part alto sax is?
I usually enjoy Corporon's interpretations of works, but two things about this really bugged me.
First, I have been told that the soprano soloist is not supposed to be onstage with the band, she is supposed to be elsewhere in the performance space.
Second, the accelerando in the Hebrew hymn got way too fast way too soon.
Kell High School Marching Band used this piece and only this piece for their 2010 show called Soul Searching!!! instead of singing the solo we had a flute play the part :) loved that show it was AMAZING!! look it up :)
This is the first and second movement of our marching band show music this year. Our version is much shorter, but it's still an amazing piece. I love playing it, and the drill is fantastic.
6:35, that part should have started really slow then went faster to add to the comedy. i laughed and swayed back and forth the first time i heard that part
not exactly funny but it's kinda nice how it gets out of context if there is an accelerando. the theme is like light vs. dark, then it gets silly just like that, only for the darkness to engulf it.
@OCdrummer213 Cool story bro. We had about 2 and a half days to put the entire program together including all of the other pieces we performed, so your schools "top ensemble" that rehearsed this piece for a week and then performed it is NOT impressive, but thanks for trying. Yes I am a performer in this video. Also, this video is approaching 2 years old. Go boost your ego elsewhere.
Yea Our Wind ensemble (Marshall University) did it at the concert last night. We did really well. The part with awesome power major chords near the end was INSANE. LIke I went dizzy for a second and even light headed i was blowing so hard haha. Some people told me the same thing. I think we took it a tiny bit slower unfortunately.
We played this at Oregon All State honor band with the same conductor. We played it well but it all came together out of fear. That conductor is kind of a scary guy. Cool song though.
I'm still trying to figure out why the clash of the vocalist's sound contradicts the melody that the orchestra presents. It goes from an "angelic lulluby" to "fist fight with Lucifer in the sky"...
I actually just saw this performed at by my Universities Wind Ensemble. The notes said that the composer wanted to base the piece off the halo that hung over a certain theater and the battle of "good vs evil" so to speak, where both the angels of good and evil battle and meet.
or something like that. I don't have the program with me to quote it word for word
Think about the opening. The piece begins with an angel singing a heavenly song. (this is meant to be from the "rafters" (architecture), but the ASCHWE decided to place the vocalist on-stage. this might warrant your confusion.
also, I didn't say that the piece represented a battle of good and evil, I said it represented a constant clash of light and darkness. For example, the "angel" in the opening's "light"(intro and measure 1) being slowly consumed by the ensemble's "darkness", (begins at measure 2.)
I'm sure you can find Ticheli's program notes somewhere online. If I find them, I'll post them in a separate comment.
it's inspired by a certain music hall (forget which) which looked like it had a halo on the ceiling. something like that. Therefore "angels in the architecture"
At the CalState Fulllerton performance the director explained that Frank Ticheli visited a church (like roman or gothic style) & he was looking up into the rise of the ceiling and saw the light entering & forming a sorta of light halo. =3 that's the story he gave about the Angels in the Architecture. And he also said that it was about light trying to win over darkness, that's why it sometimes sounds like the "dark" instruments are swallowing the "light" instruments. Pretty neat =D!
yes and according to Tichelli the slow melodic represents the good or "angels" while the fast loud and technical represents the bad or " demons" listen to what happens right in the middle of the Jewish Folk Song
i love this song my ensemble is going to a workshop where we are going to play this peice under the direction of frank tichelli my band director says he likes making us play songs that should be impossiable for highschool bands
This is such an amazing piece. As i can see, its true when our band teacher said a lot of people were probably going to play this. Not a shocker though, its so challenging and fun :) and really exciting to hear, with all the things going on
I played this piece under Frank Tichelli direction at Florida all-state and i would like to point out that this piece is epic but has anti-semetic undertones
Damn. I don't think that there's anything Frank Tichelli has written that I haven't liked. My High School ensemble is planning on performing this! It sounds friggin cool!!!
I got to hear the U of I Wind Symphony (under James Keene, no less) perform this last week, and I was completely blown away. This entire piece is great, but that chorale section towards the end is just so powerful and beautiful, I honestly couldn't believe what I was hearing.
I can't wait to get a recording of this piece; it's sure to become one of my favorites. I think your hard work definitely paid off!
I'm preparing this piece with my college band right now (concert tomorrow actually) and I absolutely love it. I am curious, what would you have done differently? Great performance, too.
The lyrics are "I am an angel of light. I have soared from above. I am clothed with Mother's love. I have come, I have come, to protect my chosen band, and lead them to the promised land."
I have the music right now. I'll be singing it in three weeks! So excited. It's a pretty cool piece, no?
Does anyone know what this piece is about? It seems very random to me. Does it have any form? I don't see what's SO great about Frank Ticheli. There are many other composers who wrote so much above him, like Alfred Reed for instance.
This particular piece did seem a little outside favorable characteristics for Mr. Ticheli, but I still respect many other elements of it. As for his other more recent pieces, I admire them greatly. I particularly like how he explores contemporary tone while still keeping them pleasing to the ear and interesting. I don't know many other concert band composers with that quality as much as he does, but I still think there are some I haven't heard of yet, so I look up names every once in a while.
Alfred Reed was a great composer of his time .... Frank ticheli is an amazing composer of this time now ! He is amazing composer if you listen to his other works ...... i mean you are comparing two different styles of music right there .... both are very amazing
The instruments are just called "Whirlies", and they're just made from supplies at a hardware store.
I can't exactly remember the lyrics... We had Dr Ticheli conduct a concert this spring and we played this piece (along with Postcard and his Symphony No. 2). I can ask him sometime.
Wow. This sucks compared to the last version I listened to. And that group only had eight rehearsals. Granted, It was the University of North Texas Wind Symphony, but still. I'm kidding. This is really good. =D
my trumpet coach goes to UTEP and that is the first band that published this song they did a whole CD on this composer its good they got nominated for a grammy
we did get to go to new zealand. That place was cool but still I kinda liked the city of sydney the most out of the whole ordeal. Not so much new zealand.
I was in a large ensemble that premiered this in the Sydney Opera house under the direction of Ticheli and Dr. Matthew George. Awesome song, love it. This band is great too :)
Cause talking shit about other bands over the internet is cool... right?
You can put down bands if you want, just proves how ignorant you really are, music is never played the same way twice, interpretation is everything, so please, memorize this, take it to heart then come back to rage at me.
On a side note, where is Duncanville? I'd love to meet some musicians from this place, because from what you say, they are obviously better than us from the group in the video, right? : /
why is it so blurayyyy!!!
JUSOMEDOBO 1 month ago
aaahhmazing!
XxKickAssGingerxX 1 month ago
Tichelli is simply put one of the greatest composers of all time.
thecubemeister 3 months ago
CADETS 2011 :D
panterwill 3 months ago
Going to be playing this in my band this year(: I am SO excited
kaylcgirl 5 months ago
Were playing this for our marching show next month..gunna be EPIC!
600bri 7 months ago
Wow, the percussion 4 player failed the temple blocks at 3:45, and they're not even using 3 mallets at 4:08!
charlocharlieL 7 months ago
Heard a recording of the Duncanville HS Band from Texas play this for their Honor Band concert in 2009 and it was Amazing! You can order a recording from Mark Records for like $7.50. Probably the best CD/DVD of a HS band I have ever heard.
smusic5333 9 months ago
what is the chain-like instrument in 0.05 called?
jksii3 10 months ago
@jksii3 I believe those are simply plastic pipes.
Hemmingfish 9 months ago
@jksii3 Those are tuned whirlies. They've sort of become kid's toys now, and are mostly used for effects.
louisrk 1 month ago
I premiered this in the Sydney Opera House.
poopmastaunlimited 10 months ago 3
Our Symphonic band is going to play this in Carnegie Hall on April 22nd... So excited!
SunshineGirl92594 11 months ago
I was just at band thing at central Washington university yesterday and the mead high school band played this. I think that they were the best besides the college bands
animexfreakxsammy 11 months ago
@animexfreakxsammy Hey I was there too! Mead did sound really cool. The beginning sounded so beautiful and eerie at the same time. Did you listen to Puyallup? They were good too.
1Sciron1 11 months ago
Duncanville wind ensemble played this at their honor band concert in 2008
taniapriscila93 1 year ago
NJ All State just played this this weekend.
musicchick581 1 year ago
I am going to be playing this at regional band soon!
link0867 1 year ago
Hellz yeah! Did a better performance than the USC Wind Ensemble - the University Ticheli works at!
JuilliardOrBust 1 year ago
The largest Church in the USA at one time was held inside the U.S. Capital building having 2,000 members. Before, during and after the the First Amendment was ratified church was held inside the Capital building. It was only after all of the founding fathers had died did the Capital not have church within its walls. It was by order of congress and passed by the House and Senate to have church services inside the Capital.
This happened just a couple of years AFTER the first amendment !
maxtormaxtor 1 year ago
We get to play this later in the year. I play Trumpet, so GET PWNED.
bcouz12 1 year ago
We played this in Tanglewood over the summer last year.
Great stuff.
olittledannyboi 1 year ago
We are playing this this year at Lufkin High School for UIL concert and sightreading. Can't wait to get the music. Anyone know how complicated the first part alto sax is?
coreyhhh 1 year ago
Our wind symphony band played this last year, BLEW ME AWAY. Sent chills through me. So amazing. St. Amant High School band, btw
michealandalexa 1 year ago
I usually enjoy Corporon's interpretations of works, but two things about this really bugged me.
First, I have been told that the soprano soloist is not supposed to be onstage with the band, she is supposed to be elsewhere in the performance space.
Second, the accelerando in the Hebrew hymn got way too fast way too soon.
spellingidol12 1 year ago
Kell High School Marching Band used this piece and only this piece for their 2010 show called Soul Searching!!! instead of singing the solo we had a flute play the part :) loved that show it was AMAZING!! look it up :)
bystander234 1 year ago
Wow beautifully played! Great job!
saxplayer84921 1 year ago
this piece was premiered in a festival.
mastrovito88 1 year ago
This is the first and second movement of our marching band show music this year. Our version is much shorter, but it's still an amazing piece. I love playing it, and the drill is fantastic.
PepTheSaxPlayer15 1 year ago
@aza22794....it's supposed to be like that. it's supposed to be like an echo.
this sounds great though.
vdp527 1 year ago
we play this in marching band. of course, its not the actual piece, but the whole arrangement we play sounds angelic for about 30 seconds out of 7:30
axeman721 1 year ago
4:48 was reallyyyyy bad like it wasnt together at all!
aza22794 1 year ago
we played this at Nevada All State Band with Prof Corporon too =]
erikjh1234 1 year ago
I win. I was part of the mass band that premiered this piece in July 2008 at the Sydney Opera House.
redskinsfan201 1 year ago
trumpet failure
allisonlouise12 1 year ago
Uhh Its called angels in the architecture? Well maybe the first minute. They should call it Demons in the architecture.
jthameschoir 1 year ago
@jthameschoir More like, Blink at the Weeping Angels
shaunlimhy 10 months ago
6:35, that part should have started really slow then went faster to add to the comedy. i laughed and swayed back and forth the first time i heard that part
VenomEmperor 1 year ago
@VenomEmperor Aw man yeah they butchered that. The accel really adds to the piece.
WoWKoest 1 year ago
@VenomEmperor hmmm. is it really supposed to be funny?
missdancintherain9 1 year ago
@missdancintherain9
not exactly funny but it's kinda nice how it gets out of context if there is an accelerando. the theme is like light vs. dark, then it gets silly just like that, only for the darkness to engulf it.
VenomEmperor 1 year ago
my schools top ensemble learned it in a week and we play it better,.
OCdrummer213 1 year ago
@OCdrummer213 Cool story bro. We had about 2 and a half days to put the entire program together including all of the other pieces we performed, so your schools "top ensemble" that rehearsed this piece for a week and then performed it is NOT impressive, but thanks for trying. Yes I am a performer in this video. Also, this video is approaching 2 years old. Go boost your ego elsewhere.
Saxman3000 1 year ago
@Saxman3000 What sax do you play?
coreyhhh 1 year ago
This is going to be the second movement of our marching show- I'm excited!
LoveisHopeisFaith 1 year ago
Yea Our Wind ensemble (Marshall University) did it at the concert last night. We did really well. The part with awesome power major chords near the end was INSANE. LIke I went dizzy for a second and even light headed i was blowing so hard haha. Some people told me the same thing. I think we took it a tiny bit slower unfortunately.
gameexpert09 1 year ago
My Wind Ensemble just did this song I still cant believe how awesome it is!!!!! And we're in middle school :)
preppygurl428 1 year ago
This conductor likes this song becuase we are playing it tomorrow with him for the NMEA All State band.
bflat420 1 year ago
@bflat420 You guys did a wonderful job!
Saxyboy90 1 year ago
This is an amazing piece of music. Got to hear the San Jose State Wind Ensemble play it and it was awesome...
tellisMHS 1 year ago
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the soprano sucks giant moose schlong
MeatballSceptre 1 year ago
i could use a little more timpani.. especially on the chromatic lick.
essenceofrealism5 2 years ago
We played this at Oregon All State honor band with the same conductor. We played it well but it all came together out of fear. That conductor is kind of a scary guy. Cool song though.
trmbass2 2 years ago 6
I love the battle theme part of the song
ChineseCommando 2 years ago
i think this is a really cool song... we are going to play this song for the spring concert for band this year
crackerberries 2 years ago
I loved this piece when we ( Duncanville HS) played it for Texas honor band last year
monkeysgobananas2012 2 years ago
Ha! This song is amazing! I didn't know that the little polka would sound so literal...made me LOL XD
Heavenisinmyhands 2 years ago
I'm still trying to figure out why the clash of the vocalist's sound contradicts the melody that the orchestra presents. It goes from an "angelic lulluby" to "fist fight with Lucifer in the sky"...
Sageman101 2 years ago
I actually just saw this performed at by my Universities Wind Ensemble. The notes said that the composer wanted to base the piece off the halo that hung over a certain theater and the battle of "good vs evil" so to speak, where both the angels of good and evil battle and meet.
or something like that. I don't have the program with me to quote it word for word
Medzeu 2 years ago
That's what it is supposed to do. The theme of this piece is a clash of light and darkness.
thesayan666 2 years ago
@thesayan666 then where does the "Architecture" come into play if its a fight between good and evil? I only understand choral music so......
Sageman101 2 years ago
Think about the opening. The piece begins with an angel singing a heavenly song. (this is meant to be from the "rafters" (architecture), but the ASCHWE decided to place the vocalist on-stage. this might warrant your confusion.
thesayan666 2 years ago
also, I didn't say that the piece represented a battle of good and evil, I said it represented a constant clash of light and darkness. For example, the "angel" in the opening's "light"(intro and measure 1) being slowly consumed by the ensemble's "darkness", (begins at measure 2.)
I'm sure you can find Ticheli's program notes somewhere online. If I find them, I'll post them in a separate comment.
thesayan666 2 years ago
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Well, I guess I can't post links here. Pm me if you would like the program notes I found.
thesayan666 2 years ago
it's inspired by a certain music hall (forget which) which looked like it had a halo on the ceiling. something like that. Therefore "angels in the architecture"
s3si1u 2 years ago
the opera house in sydney
footballtubadude 1 year ago
At the CalState Fulllerton performance the director explained that Frank Ticheli visited a church (like roman or gothic style) & he was looking up into the rise of the ceiling and saw the light entering & forming a sorta of light halo. =3 that's the story he gave about the Angels in the Architecture. And he also said that it was about light trying to win over darkness, that's why it sometimes sounds like the "dark" instruments are swallowing the "light" instruments. Pretty neat =D!
Reiki101 2 years ago
oh wow you were there too?!?!
s3si1u 1 year ago
their performance was just amazing, not just this piece, but the whole thing in general
s3si1u 1 year ago
OMG I love the little sax polka part in the middle
darkdylan911 2 years ago
The sax polka part is actually suprisingly a Jewish folk song.
AdmiralProud 2 years ago
yes and according to Tichelli the slow melodic represents the good or "angels" while the fast loud and technical represents the bad or " demons" listen to what happens right in the middle of the Jewish Folk Song
CowWars 2 years ago
i love this song my ensemble is going to a workshop where we are going to play this peice under the direction of frank tichelli my band director says he likes making us play songs that should be impossiable for highschool bands
0xbeckerx0 2 years ago
This is such an amazing piece. As i can see, its true when our band teacher said a lot of people were probably going to play this. Not a shocker though, its so challenging and fun :) and really exciting to hear, with all the things going on
Lo0ovley 2 years ago
I played this piece under Frank Tichelli direction at Florida all-state and i would like to point out that this piece is epic but has anti-semetic undertones
CowWars 2 years ago
Damn. I don't think that there's anything Frank Tichelli has written that I haven't liked. My High School ensemble is planning on performing this! It sounds friggin cool!!!
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FrankTicheli1 2 years ago 3
I got to hear the U of I Wind Symphony (under James Keene, no less) perform this last week, and I was completely blown away. This entire piece is great, but that chorale section towards the end is just so powerful and beautiful, I honestly couldn't believe what I was hearing.
I can't wait to get a recording of this piece; it's sure to become one of my favorites. I think your hard work definitely paid off!
tflynn17 2 years ago
I'm preparing this piece with my college band right now (concert tomorrow actually) and I absolutely love it. I am curious, what would you have done differently? Great performance, too.
Karnik5430 2 years ago
did you get to hear duncanville's performance last spring?
rasendori9 2 years ago
Oh my gosh, I'm in this!
MylesPrower 2 years ago
we're playing this in my university's band! :D
had to take a listen, because so far, we've only looked through little pieces of it...
MagicEmeril 2 years ago
The lyrics are "I am an angel of light. I have soared from above. I am clothed with Mother's love. I have come, I have come, to protect my chosen band, and lead them to the promised land."
I have the music right now. I'll be singing it in three weeks! So excited. It's a pretty cool piece, no?
Kimathy1017 2 years ago
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Indeed. Good luck if you haven't sung it yet!
Anguswaffles 2 years ago
im a flute player
dancingqueen517 2 years ago
Does anyone know what this piece is about? It seems very random to me. Does it have any form? I don't see what's SO great about Frank Ticheli. There are many other composers who wrote so much above him, like Alfred Reed for instance.
coolcat123ification 2 years ago
something about agels battling darkness. I was there when mr. Tichell first did this song in Australia
young247 2 years ago
This particular piece did seem a little outside favorable characteristics for Mr. Ticheli, but I still respect many other elements of it. As for his other more recent pieces, I admire them greatly. I particularly like how he explores contemporary tone while still keeping them pleasing to the ear and interesting. I don't know many other concert band composers with that quality as much as he does, but I still think there are some I haven't heard of yet, so I look up names every once in a while.
Tncl2 2 years ago
Alfred Reed was a great composer of his time .... Frank ticheli is an amazing composer of this time now ! He is amazing composer if you listen to his other works ...... i mean you are comparing two different styles of music right there .... both are very amazing
aboobadie 2 years ago
If you rehearsed it in the band, I'm sure you would see the form and meaning quickly.
Or have you?
MylesPrower 2 years ago
i was here to see this. it was Great. :)
UfoneGirl08 2 years ago
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Euphy09 2 years ago
2 Questions:
What are the instruments the percussionists are twirling for the first minute and a half?
What exactly are the lyrics of the piece?
Waddy28 2 years ago
The instruments are just called "Whirlies", and they're just made from supplies at a hardware store.
I can't exactly remember the lyrics... We had Dr Ticheli conduct a concert this spring and we played this piece (along with Postcard and his Symphony No. 2). I can ask him sometime.
ENsaxist 2 years ago
They are called "tuned whirlys".
taylorbelote 2 years ago
This was played at the Florida All-State 11/12th Symphonic Band with Frank Ticheli as the conductor. It was awesome.
FloridaFan78 2 years ago 4
Wow. This sucks compared to the last version I listened to. And that group only had eight rehearsals. Granted, It was the University of North Texas Wind Symphony, but still. I'm kidding. This is really good. =D
SuperSaxy93 2 years ago
wow very good version
my trumpet coach goes to UTEP and that is the first band that published this song they did a whole CD on this composer its good they got nominated for a grammy
joeyAfabulous 2 years ago
are there supposed to be that many?
redskinsfan201 3 years ago
JAPAN!
poshmo 3 years ago
I was at the premiere. Best french horn there by far. Better player than this lowly plebian below me(Joe)
redskinsfan201 3 years ago
I was a part of a 200 strong ensemble that premiered this at the sydney opera house. I was one of four euphonium players.
Who were you deadly sire?
poshmo 3 years ago
one of the trumpet players!!!! dude! what school were u from?
jpwarzone104 2 years ago
im from heritage high school and so is poshmo down there
redskinsfan201 2 years ago
dude! awesome. the virginia band. i'm from the california band. :D
jpwarzone104 2 years ago
was that whole trip to sydney awesome or what?
poshmo 2 years ago
omg totally!! i heard ur band went to new zealand after. i wish we got enough cash to do that.
jpwarzone104 2 years ago
we did get to go to new zealand. That place was cool but still I kinda liked the city of sydney the most out of the whole ordeal. Not so much new zealand.
poshmo 2 years ago
don't feed the black swans. They WILL bite you lol
redskinsfan201 2 years ago
I feel a bit anoyed. I'm in Sydney, A fan of Frank Ticheli's work and missed the entire event. Realy wish I could have gone.
Joshlama 2 years ago
wish you could have been there i'm not sure but i think Frank does this every year. Once again...not sure
redskinsfan201 2 years ago
I heard that the orchestral version of this work didn't go too well at USC.
ecwaufisxtreme 3 years ago
OMG........ *passes out*
BrandonGDOG 3 years ago
deadlyxdesire, i was there! where are you from
kajihoreruaiseki 3 years ago
I was a euphonium player
poshmo 3 years ago
ahh, atlanta youth wind symphony is playing this year!! love this song! =D
murt4gh92 3 years ago
I was in a large ensemble that premiered this in the Sydney Opera house under the direction of Ticheli and Dr. Matthew George. Awesome song, love it. This band is great too :)
deadlyxd3sire 3 years ago
you guys should watch the Florida All-State Band performing this under Ticheli's direction...intense.
saxyjt123 3 years ago
Definitely...I was in that band...best experience EVER.
thatgrlsacowboy 3 years ago
hell no. the screaming trombone needs to get outta here.
this band's version is very bad and not together.
duncanville's TMEA honor band version next week will be the best.
good effort though...
ilikepie456 3 years ago 2
Cause talking shit about other bands over the internet is cool... right?
You can put down bands if you want, just proves how ignorant you really are, music is never played the same way twice, interpretation is everything, so please, memorize this, take it to heart then come back to rage at me.
On a side note, where is Duncanville? I'd love to meet some musicians from this place, because from what you say, they are obviously better than us from the group in the video, right? : /
Saxman3000 3 years ago
Duncanville HS performed this piece as the honor band at the Texas Music Educators Association convention and it was incredible.
Duncanville is a suburb of Dallas, Tx, and the high school wind ensemble is arguably one of the best high school wind ensembles in the country.
nowayjosue 3 years ago
yea. it was amazing, the Duncanville performance that is. I mean this band is talented too, but duncanville just blew them out of the water.
omfgimaredhead 3 years ago
shut up hoe u didnt even play in it
am just playin brooke
ilikepie456 3 years ago
why thank you how did you like dream of a witches sabboth
ilikepie456 3 years ago
dang can't even give you a freaking compliment
rude.
omfgimaredhead 3 years ago
I was fortunate enough to hear Duncanville at TMEA, and I was blown away. I've never heard anything like it, it was absolutely beautiful
mvsaxamaphone08 3 years ago
I'm in the Duncanville HS Wind Ensemble! It was an amazing experience to even be there, let alone play an amazing piece like this.
1288358 2 years ago
haha im about to come to the high school from byrd what do u play?
bioniclelover621 2 years ago
I play bassoon.
1288358 2 years ago
cool i play trombone
bioniclelover621 2 years ago
This song gave me chills when I heard it in person!
SwimmingFishy 3 years ago 2