Montage - Recently, I was revisiting some instrumental sheet music I had the privilege of playing in high school - Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral was one of them.
As I got listening to it aga...
Montage - Recently, I was revisiting some instrumental sheet music I had the privilege of playing in high school - Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral was one of them.
As I got listening to it again, it came to me that the perfect images to grace a montage is actually one of Wagner's contemporaries, William Bouguereau. (Both from the Romantic era.)
A perfect 'marriage' of sound and artistry - well, at least I thought so :)
The only other Bouguereau montages I see on youtube use music like bach, which doesn't make sense to me - wrong time period. eh.
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you know....even though i too played this back in high school, 35 years ago....i still remember those last 27 measures (i think) that were the crescendo. i played alto sax in those days and to say that back then, it was difficult to not get emotional while actually playing the ending would be understated.
i will never forget the impression and influence of my director, larry powell and his reference to wagner ......"wagner sweats".
Even now, the cresecendo in the end gives chills to anyone who appreciates good music. I'm a flute player and i played this with my highschool band last year. Even though i had the high 8th notes, i more than once stopped playing during rehearsals to hear the bass... it's incredible!
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i will never forget the impression and influence of my director, larry powell and his reference to wagner ......"wagner sweats".
mm