World Premiere of Charles Rochester Young's True Calling

The National Band Association Wisconsin Chapter's Wisconsin All-State Band performs the world premiere performance of Charles Rochester Young's True Calling. The Convention was held at the Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids and the Lincoln High School Performing Arts Center in Wisconsin Rapids.

Dr. Young's works have been performed and broadcasted in Europe, Japan, Central America, Canada, and in major halls in the United States including the Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall.

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Music

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• NBA
• National Band Association
• Wisconsin Chapter
• Wisconsin All-State Band
• Richard Mark Heidel
• Wisconsin Rapids
• PAC
• Charles Rochester Young
• True Calling
• Lincoln High School
• Music
• Band
• Saxophone
• Flute
• Clarinet
• Trumpet
• Oboe
• Bass Clarinet
• Alto Saxophone
• Tenor Saxophone
• Baritone Saxophone
• Bari Sax
• French Horn
• Horn
• Trombone
• Euphonium
• Tuba
• Percussion

[ahusted93]

I played this piece at my school, Even had Dr young help come and direct us.

[SaraLousie]

@ahusted93

Yeah?

[philija01]

yeah, i was.

[SaraLousie]

@philija01 That's really cool! What instrument?

[philija01]

@SaraLousie Trumpet, 3rd Chair, and thanks!

[SaraLousie]

@philija01 aww, I wish I could be in there, but I don't have the talent. I mean, band is the biggest thing in my life, but, I've just never been that great at it...

[ahusted93]

@SaraLousie Yup, every year Dr. Young Comes to our school for a few days and directs us. We were one of the first bands to play it.

[milkacowTv11]

I saw this!!! I was in the Middle School Honor Band that played before the high schoolers! I was on first part and second chair clarinet! This was my favorite piece! I liked Alleluia! Laudamus Te also!

[darkwindI2]

Great job to all of those who were in the band. It sounded great

[SaraLousie]

@philija01 Were you in the ensemble? and, yeah, the video quality on my camera isn't the greatest. It's not really for videos, but, hey, it works.