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The Upward Stream: Allegro Molto - Baytown Symphony Orchestra

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Uploaded by on May 2, 2009

The Upward Stream Concerto for Tenor Saxophone and Orchestra Movement III
by Russell Peck and performed by the Baytown Symphony Orchestra
Maestro Dennis Eichler conducting
Featured Soloist - Nathan Harman
Performance Date - May 1st, 2009
This piece was originally written for classical saxophonist James Houlik and performed and recorded by the London Symphony. This performance was dedicated to Peck and his family; Peck passed away earlier this year.
The concert featured two student soloist winners who earned the opportunity to solo with the orchestra: Nathan Harman on Tenor Saxophone and Melissa Pichardo on Trumpet

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  • I like the piece...recording isn't the best, but the playing is pretty great for being 17 years old! I'm a college freshman and thinking of using this for a concerto competition in a few years.

  • very lively and fun but not really my taste!

  • great job...i would just say not to make your counting so obvious to the audience

  • congratulations! practice a little more maybe, but it's ok :D

  • This young man is only 17 years old !!!!! Wow.....What an amazing performance !!!! You are a truly gifted young man. Thank you for sharing your performance with us.

  • hate to say this as the soloist is very good good, and obviously more experianced, and perhaps its the conducttor, buutt

    this is too slow, i have recordings of this that are just a little bit faster and it makes it so much better

  • I wish I could have gone. It probably would have been even better in person. And with that said, it's amazing even on video.

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