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Holst's Second Suite in F - II. Song Without Words

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Uploaded by on May 9, 2009

University Symphonic Wind Ensemble Concert.
May 6th, 2009.

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  • Are you right handed or left handed?

  • I write left handed, but throw right handed.

  • what was the deal with the shaking of the head at the beggining? but very nicely done...love gustav holst

  • That and the smile were a result of the lights being dimmed for the first few bars.

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  • personly i like it better as a clarinet solo

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  • Every time I play this on the flute, I almost cry

  • I played this solo on clarinet :) Glad to have found a recording with a clarinet doing the solo!

  • Beautiful Clarinet solo. You have such great tone!

  • @TheRedMicrophone probably the first time i've heard one in this song - high school bands :(

  • @iluvdehmusic if you are playing cues and they sound wrong then they are not transposed. I've had that happen.

  • beautiful flute sound :)

  • The score shows the Eb clarinet playing C-B-B-A, which sounds Eb-D-D-C, which is fine. In this performance, it sounds like the measure 13-14 passage is sounding Db-C-C-Bb! Not sure what led to that!

  • I play the Eb clarinet cues and messure 13 or so they sound off. Has anyone else played this and had the same problem?

  • i love how Holst passes that descending line through the different instruments at the end. Stunning performance.

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