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Northwest HS Concert Honor Band 1/12/08-Suite Provencale

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Uploaded by on Jan 13, 2008

Part 5 of 5. Northwest regional high school concert honor band, Dr. Thomas Stone conducting, performing Suite Provencale (van der Roost) at Pacific Lutheran University, Jan. 12, 2008. Students from eighty high schools in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho participated.

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  • omg I have to play this for IMEA.... so scared!

  • the 4th mvt. sounds really cool

  • W0wZ... they have like 20 tubas

  • we're playing this for UIL!!!

  • I think it's where they're playing, it sounds too echo-ish

  • we're going to play it. but it sounds a bit boring to me. :S

    and is the recording's sound that bad? or is it the band. serious, most parts sound terrible..

  • I played this for honor band also. And I agree that the fourth was done too slow. Still a very nice piece that gives practically every instrument a good part.

  • we're playing this for our upcoming concert band contest. I love the 3rd and 4th movement so much!

  • Played this piece in middle school. Timpani part just wrecks in it. Loved playing every minute of it. Wish you had the first two movements.

  • Played this piece in middle school. Timpani part just wrecks in it. Loved playing every minute of it. Wish you had the first two movements.

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