Godzilla Eats Las Vegas - MVHS Wind Ensemble (Part 1 of 2)

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Uploaded by on Feb 3, 2008

This is a performance of Eric Whitacre's Godzilla Eats Las Vegas as he intended with live action and interaction with the audience. Performed in May 2006 by the Mountain View Wind Ensemble of Mesa Arizona.

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  • Did you add the wedding!?

  • I'm not sure if we "added" it. I think it was in the program notes to perform it.

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  • oh no dinasour!  i mean godzirra!

  • This was great! We are playing it for spring concert except we are putting together a slide show. Nice way to think outside the box

  • GOOOOOO MAMBO!

    wonderful job! I love the costumes/acting! haha!

  • oh, we did all the theatrics including the elvi

  • ehh our performance didn't do the wedding scene... Oh well...it was still a lot of fun =)

  • My band is performing this in Germany in about a week..

    We are doing a slideshow with German subtitles, acting, costuming and everything.

    I wonder what the Germans will think about Eric Whitacre's work?

  • My band is playing this song, and my friend who plays clarinet showed her part to her music teacher outside of school, and he said that alot of composers don't actually know much about the clarinet, and some parts are actually impossible... Still am awesome song though

  • Wow. Really out there.

    Fabulous performance.

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