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UGA Wind Ensemble: To the Bells of Berlin Cathedral by Julie Giroux
To the Bells of Berlin Cathedral (2024) (8’25”)
Julie Giroux (b. 1961)
Ensemble: The University of Georgia's Wind Ensemble
Conductor: Dr. Nicholas E. Williams
Performance Date: September 19, 2024
To the Bells of Berlin Cathedral has several very personal facets to it. It is the first music I have composed after the death of my mother. This music may not have been specifically written for her, but there is no putting a wall up between my feelings of loss and my artistic expressions. It just can't be done. Another facet is, I told this story to my good friend, Bruce Leek. He loved it and it brought tears to his eyes as well as mine. He may have been a little gruff on the outside, but he wasn't on the inside. That was also to be my last conversation with Bruce before he died. For several months, I could not compose at all. It was just too much. In many ways, it still is. The beautiful story between an author and a little girl, brought me back to composing. I will never forget the way it felt, composing these notes. And just like the little girl, I too learned that: “Everything you love is very likely to be lost, but in the end, love will return in a different way.”
Program note by the composer
Julie Giroux is an American composer of works for orchestra, chorus, chamber ensembles, and a significant body of music for wind ensemble. She studied at Louisiana State University and Boston University, and was a student of Jerry Goldsmith, Bill Conti, and John Williams. With over 100 film, television, and video game credits, Giroux collaborated with dozens of film composers, producers, and celebrities including Samuel Goldwyn, Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Madonna, Liza Minnelli, Celene Dion, Paula Abdul, Michael Jackson, Paul Newman, Harry Connick Jr. and many others. Projects she has worked on have been nominated for Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and Golden Globe awards. She has won individual Emmy Awards in the field of “Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Direction.” When she won her first Emmy Award, she was the first woman and the youngest person to ever win that award. She has won it three times.
Julie Giroux (b. 1961)
Ensemble: The University of Georgia's Wind Ensemble
Conductor: Dr. Nicholas E. Williams
Performance Date: September 19, 2024
To the Bells of Berlin Cathedral has several very personal facets to it. It is the first music I have composed after the death of my mother. This music may not have been specifically written for her, but there is no putting a wall up between my feelings of loss and my artistic expressions. It just can't be done. Another facet is, I told this story to my good friend, Bruce Leek. He loved it and it brought tears to his eyes as well as mine. He may have been a little gruff on the outside, but he wasn't on the inside. That was also to be my last conversation with Bruce before he died. For several months, I could not compose at all. It was just too much. In many ways, it still is. The beautiful story between an author and a little girl, brought me back to composing. I will never forget the way it felt, composing these notes. And just like the little girl, I too learned that: “Everything you love is very likely to be lost, but in the end, love will return in a different way.”
Program note by the composer
Julie Giroux is an American composer of works for orchestra, chorus, chamber ensembles, and a significant body of music for wind ensemble. She studied at Louisiana State University and Boston University, and was a student of Jerry Goldsmith, Bill Conti, and John Williams. With over 100 film, television, and video game credits, Giroux collaborated with dozens of film composers, producers, and celebrities including Samuel Goldwyn, Martin Scorsese, Clint Eastwood, Madonna, Liza Minnelli, Celene Dion, Paula Abdul, Michael Jackson, Paul Newman, Harry Connick Jr. and many others. Projects she has worked on have been nominated for Oscars, Emmys, Grammys and Golden Globe awards. She has won individual Emmy Awards in the field of “Outstanding Individual Achievement in Music Direction.” When she won her first Emmy Award, she was the first woman and the youngest person to ever win that award. She has won it three times.
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Awesome! Thank you❤❤❤
Shout out to the Bass Bone! Great sounds!
I like an interpretation that captures the Stravinskian undertones of the piece.
Looked at the baritone sax part. im ready to quit.
After all those 16th notes in the beginning, it’s not that bad honestly
About to play this with my HS wind ensemble, I’m on a contra alto clarinet playing bari parts 😂
11:16
That drum set player is fucking fire
Bravo! A superb performance of a band classic!
Some of the best percussion scoring in all of the repertoire.
i really want to play this but i dont think my bd will go for it
Bravo Jacob! Wonderful piece, excellently played and conducted!
WHERE BASS CLARINET
Do you have the movement titles? AWESOME
TAKE MY HAND IN MARRIAGE PLZ💍🙏
Literally the flash theme.
Dr. Seuss if he was good
Amazing work by Ms. Douglas! Fabulous performance! 👏🏾👏🏾
Fantastic!
Awesome piece and performance! Great to see some new Australian music being performed by your amazing ensemble.
playing this with my districts band currently, it absolutely kills me as a brass player but it's so fun
Beautiful and moving. Thank you!!
If anyone here is struggling with the clarinet runs.. if you chunk the notes into 3 note blocks theyre a super easy repetitive pattern
still not better than arabesque
Arabesque is unbeatable
Mind blowingly beautiful…. Of course it’s Mackey….. pure genius…. Beautiful performance!!!!!! Kudos!!! 🎉🎉👏👏👏
Amazing piece!
i was playing this piece with my 8th grade band and boy was it a treat to play! Tuba part was amazing!
wow yall must be good then bc im playing this at a college rn
Promo*SM
Mad respect for anyone on percussion
It’s wasn’t hard x2 🥸
1:51
My HS Band director ordered this for us to follow Movement For Rosa! We're still waiting but I'm probably gonna be playing the Bass Trombone part for it!
Very talented group but they played the rhythm in the last measure wrong
Playing this for my All county band, can't wait to see how well we do.
Nice!
I’m playing marimba for this piece in my highschool symphonic band, and it’s so fun to play!
<3
1:29
Dang! It's so unbelievably tight! Perfection.
My band is playing this
2:00
played 1st trumpet on this at a college concert back in February, kills the chops at the ending but literally the most badass piece ever
I played this at my all-state clinic (clarinet 1) recently and it was one of my favorite pieces! Excellent recording but I wish there was more picc (especially with the C at the first 7/8 measure)
Were you at the clinic this year?
@@scottmcleod8342 yes i was, were you?
@@jacksonv.1410 I was, I was in the 11/12 band
@@scottmcleod8342 your concert sounded so good i can’t wait to be in the 11/12 band next year
@@jacksonv.1410 Yeah it was probably the most enjoyable clinic I've had with the clinician and everything.
When you're ready to fight the final boss with fire gear
Anyone here from OAM?
I am, It kinda sucks that we had to drop it since we didn't have enough time to rehearse it.
@@grilledyogurt149 yeah i really liked this piece. Same thing with Illumination
@@bluetie1058 kinda funny seeing this reply after the trip. it was super fun but I'm extremely happy that I'm back. Which Bus were you on if you dont mind me asking? I was on the Yellow Bus
@@grilledyogurt149 LIME BUS BEST BUS
@@bluetie1058 as much as I disagree with that statement, we can both be glad that we weren't orange bus. they had the worst out of everyone.
I saw GCCHB play this in the SOH and it was absolutely amazing.
my school's wind ensemble is gonna play at the sping concert! we have a larger flute section😂I'm sure audiences that sits the closest is gonna have ear problems
Everything was going fine until that euphonium player on the right played that g (in the staff) in measure 86 with 3rd valve.
As a euphonium player: that hurts 😭 Above the staff that is PERFECT, but on the staff it's so out of tune 😭😭😭
That guy is me :D
The Youth Symphonic Band (10-12th grade) at a university I go to for Junior Winds (8th-9th) played this. We were all stunned by how well they played this. It’s definitely an unforgettable experience of mine.
I think I’ve had her as a director for an all region concert
Was assigned drumset on this for my university symphonic band, I'm excited to play it!
Me to but playing snare. It’s 3 pages of the same measure. I wrote “Repeat 60x…….Or Until Existential Crisis.”
Drum set pulls it all together, insane writing by Thomas
I'm playing the snare part for our wind ensemble on this. This is like Ravel's Bolero on steroids.
Just repeat the measure 60x…or until existential crisis. That’s what I’m doing
@@AskChristopherP I managed to make it groovy with our drum set player and the concert was successful. Now we're working on Lincolnshire Posy and Music For Prague 1968, and I got the timpani part for both. Cheers!
So is it whtever the single stroked 3 note drag is Our ensemble is getting the music soon and i’m trying to find out if we need our good snares on it or not because our next best can only do a drag Also is mallets done with 4 because those same 2 snares r the only ones who can play with 4 mallets and one of them is the best set player in the district And for set i’m the next best but i can only play swing 3/4, any 4/4, any 2/4 and any 6/8 or 12/8 i can’t play 3/4 tho and he’s playing insane fills every 5 seconds whilst staying in tempo
1 day later i can play it if that’s the part Edit from 1 day after: snare part acquired it’s fun yet difficult when i’m shaken up from a crash cymbal falling off the strap after my last crash
I'm playing it now. I love it! Great rhythm and lines up so well with the other voices.