Longfellow Chamber Orchestra -- The Elements by Meyer

Pre-Midwest Concert in preparation for their Chicago trip to the Midwest Clinic in December 2018.

[@moon-zb4ej]

I’m playing this in a quartet as a cellist this year, pretty nervous since there isn’t an entire orchestra to back me up lol

[@samisreal16]

I just love how everything is alright until they get to fire and everything is chaos out of nowhere

[@xaviersantiago4587]

Thank you, I've always wanted to see this live.

[@forest44953]

Me too!

[@whatdoiputhere9618]

Wow amazing! I hope I get to play this with my orchestra someday

[@zheagon]

Very good playing!

[@minefan7]

a lot of people are saying Fire went poorly... as someone who has actually paid attention to all the parts it sounds fine

[@ericjian7997]

Yeeeeeetttttttttt

[@xotillwere]

7:03 sounded like sum you'd here when Mario shot his fire balls at the turtles

[@ilovehomies]

you fucked up the entire song.

[@farazmirza6048]

If only I tried hard enough...

[@jaidenkhemani5304]

Good job peoples

[@athanzhang5257]

Woot wooooot

[@farazmirza6048]

hello athan

[@DoorKnobslayer_]

Hello faraz

[@jeremy8473]

hello Brayden

[@Alan-xe4st]

hello jeremy

[@paprika8917]

hello alan

[@johnsmith-fy8jo]

Hehe 69th like LOL

[@captainobvious6668]

This is why you don’t play a piece at higher than intended BPM.

[@samisreal16]

I thought I was the only one who noticed lol

[@minefan7]

can someone please explain to me what went wrong in fire? it's supposed to sound chaotic, and from what I saw, almost everyone was on time, in tune, and accurate with dynamics. the only dissonances present were the ones written in the score