Cossack Fire Dance (From "Call of the Cossacks")

The New York Staff Band of The Salvation Army performs the third movement of Peter Graham's "Call of the Cossacks". Soloists Gordon Ward, Burt Mason, and Aaron VanderWeele rock the Ambassador stage in Pasadena, California.

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• new
• york
• staff
• band
• brass
• trumpet
• gordon
• ward
• aaron
• vanderweele
• burt
• mason
• ambassador
• trombone
• peter
• graham
• euphonium

[zbaritones]

i would die if i had to play that euph solo talk about face melter

[DCBDlife]

jeze and the euph solo!

[ilovemutemath]

where do these guys get off being terrible at their instruments.

[HarmonieWevelgem]

What amazes me the most is that they all make it seem so effortless.

[Jamesallen20002003]

@FoolOfSparta Let's see it then

[serydo1]

what a trombone player !!!! amazing playing

[xXWarPigs]

baritone guy is like damn im fukin awesome

[geldschijter]

holy fuck ö

[FoolOfSparta]

pretty good, but my orchestra the royal volksopbeuring massemen (with all do respect !!) did it waaaa...y better!!

[drakeeandy]

pretty damn good! but not as good as roger webster playing it with black dyke!

[chitthedde]

Holy crap!!!!!!

[MrJJSkillz]

@teejaytiger

Those are paid by donations and money raised with concerts. Also the members in some Salvation Army Staff Bands have to pay a kind of contribution...

The reason why they play in a none-paid/none-profesional band is because they play with a special meaning, a special drive...which can not be found in any other band!

That's more important than whatever money....although I don't see that none of them did musical studies or are making money with music (teacher, producer, director)