Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral

The Swedish national wind band plays "Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral" from "Lohengrin" by Richard Wagner. Conductor: Nils-Gunnar Burlin. Live recording from Kalmar cathedral August 14, 2007.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• windband
• Burlin
• Elsa
• procession
• Lohengrin
• Wagner

[mgcsop03]

There are some very nice moments in this performance! With that being said...there are some moments that could definitely use some work.

[johantj]

There is always room for improvement. However, they had only one week and a lot of pieces so I think it went very well given the circumstances.

[lejandran2]

Hey Johantj, are you in this Swedish band?

It sounds beautiful. we're playing this song in my high school now.

[johantj]

No, I'm part of the management. It is a beautiful song.

[adithyadj]

im using this video to practice with, with my flute. its pretty dull alone, you know what i mean? thanks for the vid, its been awesome practice. and u guys sounded hella nice!!!

[johantj]

Thank you! I'm glad we can help.

[simplejack1025]

sounds beautiful. always interesting to see a left handed conductor

[chonkey808]

This song is one of the hardest songs out there to play correctly.

[fbjunkie102695]

The Oboe blew me away(:

[maestrojimbo]

Beautiful sonorities!

[maestrojimbo]

bEAUTIFUL SONORITIES!!

[semlansemlan2]

@mickmacho orchestra is tired - practise 8 hours a day for a week and then a lot of concerst

sorry but so is life sometimes...

[hungaryjew]

hey me too!

[skillsmills18]

i played this in high school a few years ago at carnegie hall. it was one of the most amazing things i have ever done in my life.

[bizbi45]

I love it ! I want it played at my funeral! Well done!

[flautista20072011]

I played this with my college's Wind Symphony last semester. Very delicate, but very beautiful.

[michaelripeddy]

im in middle school and we played this. It was pretty hard to get the tones right on the tenor sax