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Does anyone know what the narration says in English?

Hope to see you at the audition!!!! If I even make it through the prescreening process.

@amkoraiem nope, Solti and Chicago are the best.

basically, the performance lacks musicianship. You need to phrase passages more. Right now, everything sounds kinda stationary, without any kind of direction. Be rhythmically precise too. It has to be laid back more. I would reconsider the mallet choice. You need more tone, but less articu...

This is a very fine group of musicians, but unfortunately, the stuff they do are just plain ridiculous. I wish they'd perform more traditional literatures like Steve Reich and let the art of music making speak by itself without any visual hinderances.

Rough start at 3:13.

Do not lick your fingers when executing finger rolls. It is quite disgusting. Instead, have bees wax on, and use a cup of water if your fingers need extra moisture.

Why do composers come up with these stupid choreographies? It is not related to music in any ways. Moreover, it hinders the listeners from listening to the actual SOUND. Music is about sound, not visual. If you're gonna express yourselves, do it through sound rather than the visual.

WAAAAY too fast

Terrific performance Sarah!! Way to go!!!!!!!!!!!

I thought Julie Davila was the best marching drummer in the States, but this makes me doubt that.

0:29 and 0:43 were the funniest moments!!!

Brahms Symphony No. 1!!!!!

While the idea is very funny, it would be very inadvisable. Unless you know the exact speed at which the block falls, and you can time it so that the block will hit the bottom with the orchestra's downbeat, it would be very difficult and impractical.

Why does this sound like "Route 66"?

@Vatsek I tried with earphones and my range was 30 hz- 13 khz. I could hear the low this time!!!

tone rather than attacks

wow Amanda got MAD!

This may not apply at every audition, but you do want to learn to count all the rests in between passages as well. In some auditions, they do ask you to incorporate rests in the excerpts. Also, phrase the second passage (the sixteenths). Phrase so that they go to the downbeat.

@ezcheese1 how is it compared to mine?

The conductor takes everything too fast.

As a percussionist, the way she plays that bass drum offends me.

@3:02

Epic ending!! The mallet flying really added to the tour de force ending of the piece!!

Yes, if they were a perfect fourth apart, they're WAAAAY out of tune. Sounds very close to Major third.

@cudarzu what makes you think that?

Now I come to think about it, I don't know why I said that. This was written for SATB rather than cello or violin. "Speaking" doesn't necessarily mean slappy, though.

Something doesn't make sense. If it's coming from JFK, why is the plane cruising above downtown London? The city is located on the east of the airport.

She was great in the field of marching percussion and contemporary music, but wasn't great in anything else.