Cartoon by Paul Hart
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I played this my sophomore year of high school, way faster, but it is nice to hear this piece again :)
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I played this my sophomore year of high school, way faster, but it is nice to hear this piece again :)
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Really cool that you could get Paul Shaffer to direct.
Kidding, of course. :)
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Ahahah !! Il me fait bien rire votre chef d'orchestre !! xD
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@saddlepotato510 you know what is actually disappointing? that instead of enjoying, some people just can't keep jealousy away [and yes, I bet you would've wanted to play with them].
This was awesome, guys. Reminded me of good old childhood days of tom and jerry ;D
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i agree we played this and it was way faster and it sounded better
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this is kind of disappointing, not to be rude. you should expect more from a college band.
saddlepotato510 2 years ago
It's not a college band as such. None of the players are actually taking degress in music. It's a universty band and the players are studying different subjects. They play purely for pleasure.
bannan61 2 years ago
The piece was deliberately performed at a slower tempo because of the echoey acoustic.
quentininglebert 3 years ago
Good point. The hall is small and really "swimmy". It sounded pretty loud in there on the night! The reverberation made it difficult to articulate at speed with any sort of clarity for the audience. The great conductor Otto Klemperer didn't have set tempi for his repertoire. His tempi changed from one hall to another. He wasn't interested in beauty of sound - articulation was his primary concern. What he did in the Royal Festival Hall simply wouldn't work in the Albert Hall or at Abbey Road.
bannan61 3 years ago
its good but way under tempo its way faster then this
vicentemaya30 3 years ago
Are you sure about the tempo? This video performance lasts for around 10 minutes and I also have an audio CD of the piece that runs for 11 mins 10 secs.
bannan61 3 years ago