Prom Palace - Music for the Royal Fireworks

Same on you! litle FASIST.
Learn History and after open your mouth.

Vive the DEMOCRACY!

God save the people of Greece and her Democracy.
Down the Monarchy!!!

keep close your mouth communist pig

and long live the monarchies,

Fuck all corrupt "republics" of the world

god save the king and the monarchy

god save the king and the monarchy. vive la greece

On ouverture, the strings are wayyyy to overpowering. What makes this song excellent is the strong brass supposrtig behind the light strings. All the major brass entrances seem to be washed out by the strings. Anyone agree?

Illegal? Ha. I'm aware of the historical significance of them, I just prefer the sound of modern instruments and it's hard to find recordings with them sometimes. And playing natural horn is a bitch, so I'm really glad we don't have to play everything on historically accurate instruments!

baroqueboy. I can see where you're coming from but disagree. Whether baroque or modern, each has a validity. I personally love both and it certainly doesn't take away any grandeur of the original.

It is not easy to capture the true sound of fireworks with audio equipment then reproduce it on speakers without distortion. To do so properly would require insulating the orchestra with sound barriers then using a huge aray of microphones. That would not be practical for a live performance with an audience. Somewhere, there is always a compromise. Some pieces are best appreciated live in person.

It's in the description: Sir Andrew Davis.