It's so much fun to play this song. I really get into it and just let loose, though, I seem to be one of about three cellos that actually do that out of the 12 we have in our orchestra
I got to meet the composer for this song for my orchestra class, she said warrior legacy was made to sound like a hero story and it was made for graduating students.
Will NO ONE who has played this acknowledge the viola part? It's pretty epic in my opinion. Sure, the viola may not be as well known as the violin, cello or bass, but it has a part in the orchestra, too!
I'm late but I remember we were missing our violas and all the other sections were like where the heck are we right now and could not keep it together lol
I got to play this FOR Soon Hee Newbold herself when I was college. I was performing with the Shoals Symphony Orchestra in Florence, Alabama at the Annual Alabama Music Educators Association Conference back in 2016 where she was in attendance. We got to perform a concert where this piece was the final piece in the program and I got to play timpani on this piece with her in the audience. Afterwards, we got to host a score reading session with her conducting us. Such fun!!!!
3:53 is seriously amazing to play (violin). To just play the exact melody the brass section is playing all together like that. It feels like you're one big unstoppable force it's incredible.
The orchestra that I played this with had nine basses and every powerful bass part you could just feel in your bones. My absolute favorite piece I’ve ever played.
Loved playing this piece this year. I played bass clarinet in this piece and it was our first year introducing a full orchestra. Couldn't ask for a better piece
Oh my gosh, I can hear the part that I’ll be playing! The second violin part with the crazy slurs adds that extra echo that makes this song so perfect. I really feel like I’m on a battlefield fighting for some ancient empire or something! fantastico!
Funny story, I was playing this in 7th grade band however I left midway through the year and attended a different school. After looking up the song I found this and researched Soon Hee Newbold and it turns out she grew up in my hometown. I told this to my friend and he wasn’t surprised because after I left my band director told everyone that he was in the same classes as Soon Hee Newbold.!!
everybody's saying that playing this on a cello/bass makes you feel so powerful, but I dont see any comments about trumpet, and as a trumpet player, I feel powerful as hell when I play this.
I played this in band with my orchestra for a fine arts concert in 2022. I played Clarinet, but also played the Violin part as a solo later on. This piece has been one of my most favorite pieces of ALL TIME! This is the kind of music I live to play for and that I absolutely love and enjoy playing. When I first played this, it was my first time being in a whole symphony. And man, when I played back the recording, my heart instantly filled with joy and how proud I was of myself and my band and orchestra. This piece will forever live in my heart, mind, and soul. ❤
I played this song at CHSAA, a state-wide competition for bands across the state. We got the highest score possible for this song, it was fantastic. For those wondering, I play Trombone 1. Story time below! So, on our way to CHSAA, the tuba player Nathan suggested we all sing our parts because everyone without question had memorized their part. It was agreed, and every low-brass player picked up beginning of the song. We didn't sound awful as singers, and we only got better. Because the low brass had memorized their parts earlier that year, we had also memorized the flute solo and the trumpet parts. So, when our melody was dropped, we could still sing. We did the whole song, and the moved on to Summer Dances (our other piece that year). Truly an incredible band group.
this was the most fun I ever had playing a song istg Like playing trumpet at that one part at the end was incredible and listening to everyone else was just so amazing
Our teacher said that we were going to play this and then said because the orchestra played a few years ago we couldn’t even though the new kids that you just came to our school are playing a song we played last year 😢
Wonderful piece. I had a concert about a week ago and I had to play the violin solo! This song gives so much power to all the instruments!!! I love it.
I remember playing this in orchestra a few years ago!! All the people in the comments here are talking about how fun it was to play, and meanwhile, I'm just sitting here vibing as a second violin who had no idea what they were doing... lol. It sounded cool, especially the 12/8 part
I'd play a video game BASED around this song Love you Soon Hee Newbold! Playing American Landscape for a virtual concert tomorrow, and I look forward to hearing (and maybe playing) more pieces by you in the near future. Keep up the great work!
my school is starting a symposium orchestra mixed with band and orchestra and my friend chose this piece as one of our songs i’m excited to join it soon :D
As playing the violin 1 music on this song, the amount of testosterone that kicks in when the slurring begins at 3:38 is insane. You just go in there and feel like your gonna crush it. Violin 2 you have it too, freaking awesome
I went back to my old middleschool preformance of this and i remember feeling so cool playing this song with our philharmonic. Sounds horrible now but i'll never forget
Our orchestra teacher didn’t let us listen to it until like the 4th day of having the music then she was like “what do you guys see close your eyes see it then play what you see when you play this song” she helped us learn putting emotion intolerance our music she was the best orchestra teacher anyone could ask for
i was going to play this at my former middle school with all my friends with the orchestra then i moved and never got to play this beautiful song with them :'(
Let this piece remind us that all warriors from every time periods, such as the early ages, imperial times, revolutions, war for independence, civil war, and the two world wars, fought for freedom against cruelty, massive murder, unfair laws, and most importantly: harmful laws.
Ever played this song on a bass? I'll tell you right now, you feel powerful as hell, especially when you are gradually going from piano to forte.
Juan Sanchez same goes for trombone
Juan Sanchez I played this on tuba and it’s practically the same
just got it from my orchestra teacher today, felt pretty amazing to just go at it
It felt alot more powerful the first time we rehearsed it with the band
It's such a good piece to play on the double bass
I can feel the drummer feeling this song.
same
Being a precussionist on this song was awesome
This song as percussionist was awesome even if you play bells or chimes or snare
Same
he most certainly was, in our orchestra
Was invited in middle school couple years ago to play this in the first ever symphany band. So many memories playing the flute solo😭
you had a flute solo? Which part was it at? I didn't know there were solos lol
The clarinet and flute solos are in the middle of the second half of the first page (3/4ths before the 9/8)
I feel u
I am actually in symphony playing this
Claggett
as a tenor sax, getting to play with the low instruments and the trumpets throughout this song is AMAZING
Playing cello on this song gives you SOOO MUCH POWER, especially when it switches into 12/8, like if you agree or if you’re a fellow cello buddy!!!
Gabriel Ruszczyk dont play cello but I agree. I play bari sax
Definetley bro
I feel you
When i play my cello on this song
I feel powerful
Totally
It's so much fun to play this song. I really get into it and just let loose, though, I seem to be one of about three cellos that actually do that out of the 12 we have in our orchestra
Yessir
This gives me the sort of title screen music feel. You know, when you start up oblivion for the first time and just listen to the music.
Woah, yeah it does XDDD
I got to meet the composer for this song for my orchestra class, she said warrior legacy was made to sound like a hero story and it was made for graduating students.
I was lucky enough to be able to play this song in my district orchestra festival with Soon Hee conducting and it felt amazing
I did the same kind of thing today!!!
@@TaeRae-sg3pyYOU GUYS GOT TO PLAY WITH HIM 😭
@@idk._.4541her I belive
@@idk._.4541it’s actually a she
Literally met Newbold yesterday and oh man did she love the orchestra hat played this for her. She's really cool. LOVE YOU MS NEWBOLD!!!
sick I am meeting Kirt Mosier tomorrow
@@timothyseo2410 it’s a bit late but that’s so cool! Blue Rhythmico is a favorite of mine!
Who r they
@@minecraftkidmason5385 the composer of this song 💀
THATS SO COOL YOU GOT TO MEET HER
I felt so badass playing this
loved playing cello in this peice
Yoda Soda 06 Same!
Same
Same
Same
Same, but you misspelled piece
Will NO ONE who has played this acknowledge the viola part? It's pretty epic in my opinion. Sure, the viola may not be as well known as the violin, cello or bass, but it has a part in the orchestra, too!
Viola players unite! 😊
I was trained in the violin, but never really found myself as a string player until I tried the viola.
Because many people mistaken it as a violin
I'm late but I remember we were missing our violas and all the other sections were like where the heck are we right now and could not keep it together lol
I’ve played the harmony of this song on viola, and it felt powerful
I got to play this FOR Soon Hee Newbold herself when I was college. I was performing with the Shoals Symphony Orchestra in Florence, Alabama at the Annual Alabama Music Educators Association Conference back in 2016 where she was in attendance. We got to perform a concert where this piece was the final piece in the program and I got to play timpani on this piece with her in the audience. Afterwards, we got to host a score reading session with her conducting us. Such fun!!!!
3:53 is seriously amazing to play (violin). To just play the exact melody the brass section is playing all together like that. It feels like you're one big unstoppable force it's incredible.
Cello to you get to go ham in those strings 😌😎
The orchestra that I played this with had nine basses and every powerful bass part you could just feel in your bones. My absolute favorite piece I’ve ever played.
00:36 sound sick. Almost like Pirates of the Carabian
This whole piece is totally just a compilation of themes from At World's End
That's exactly what I was thinking too. I bet the composer is a fan of POTC
M.Genis 15 Just to point out, its Pirates of the Caribbean. I played it last year when I was in 6th grade.
@@dragonhorse6433 not really it's slightly different
Carabian
Dope, I️ can hear Narnia with some pirates of the Caribbean and some Mexican standoffish music
and some avengers
We got the piece today and the first thing I said was IS THIS NARNIA
I hear parts of lessened of glory in this piece
finally, the full orchestra version! thanks!
Loved playing this piece this year. I played bass clarinet in this piece and it was our first year introducing a full orchestra. Couldn't ask for a better piece
I'm playing it on bass clarinet right now :)
I played this in orchestra as a flutist, and on the first rehearsal I almost cried from the sheer awesomeness of it. I love this song so much. :)
just got the music for this today in class, so excited to learn how to play one of newbold's finest peices
the chime in the beginning starts so much hype
This is dope on a viola to play man it’s crazy
Oh my gosh, I can hear the part that I’ll be playing! The second violin part with the crazy slurs adds that extra echo that makes this song so perfect. I really feel like I’m on a battlefield fighting for some ancient empire or something! fantastico!
How'd did it went?? I'm gonna be playing the second violin part.
@@bauami The concert was a couple years ago, so my memories are a bit foggy :) But it went good! This song is amazing.
@@kk_v0id239 It's sure sounds amazing! Have any advice? Or anything if you can remember
@@bauami Make sure to use a lot of bow, lots of movement in the arm. Energy will bring life to the song!
@@kk_v0id239 Got it! Thank you! Sorry to interrupt you. Have a great day!
This is the best song I've ever played in orchestra, it's so incredible!
2:16
I’m so nervous since I’m the only one playing that clarinet solo
Please Leave how did it go I have to play the solo tomorrow I anyways play the eight not on 4 too early
Aj Young howd it go
You probably did great
I had to do the clarinet solo with an oboe. I feel your pain
literally me but im playing the flute solo right after
Funny story, I was playing this in 7th grade band however I left midway through the year and attended a different school. After looking up the song I found this and researched Soon Hee Newbold and it turns out she grew up in my hometown. I told this to my friend and he wasn’t surprised because after I left my band director told everyone that he was in the same classes as Soon Hee Newbold.!!
Having played this in an orchestra I can safely say that from 3:06 is where you feel most powerful
THIS SONG IS AWESOMEEEEEEE!!
yooooo
Brice Kirk
Same here
and me too.
whos next
By far my favorite song on the cello
As a horn player, this is one of the greatest endings of my life
I played this as a cello, violin, drum,violin and viola. It was nice.
음악소녀 I played the attack helicopter part. It’s pretty good.
음악소녀 y you say violin twice
+MYTREBECLEFISONFIRE OOF
There are multiple violin parts
Weird flex but ok
Viola tuba violin and percussion here.
The violin 1 is such an amazing part
I am playing this with my orchestra! I'm so hyped!!!
Kaleena VA Yea same it’s awesome I play percussion, what do you play?
@@cristianpuerto496 oh I play violin!
@Kaleena VA oh nice
this song is great I played the first trumpet part the fanfares are brilliant
It is and it cost my lips
LOL
I FUCKING LOVE THIS SONG!!! I played it like 3 years ago I think, it was beautiful. Thanks for adding it
2:57 reminds me of one of the songs from the destiny 2 lightfall soundtrack
Played Trumpet for this piece
Frosty McTittierip
Same
Me as well
About to play this today on trumpet
On trumpet 1 you feel powerful as hell. Trust me
just reading all these comments makes me so happy. we’re playing this rn and as a cello player, i absolutely love it!
second violins at 3:38 are just having a magical experience
I actually hate that part sm 🤪
I'm playing this song in my music class
Savannah Fields oh really we know most of us are Aguilar savannah
jkf5179 Do I know you?
Jordan
jkf5179 Oh
Vannah this song so lame
Amazing song to play with trumpet. Hugs from spain ❤️🎺
Iratxe Taixé indeed especially 1st trumpet
yess, although it takes so much air the first time i played it i was dying😭😭
Omg I played this in my Full Orchestra! The memories...
(only a year ago...)
me toooo i was a 1st violin it felt awesome we were 7th and 8th graders joining the highschool
I loved playing this song in orchestra a few years back! I played violin and 3:45 was my favorite part! I miss playing this it was so fun
everybody's saying that playing this on a cello/bass makes you feel so powerful, but I dont see any comments about trumpet, and as a trumpet player, I feel powerful as hell when I play this.
FRRRRR
Played this in an orchestra on a French Horn. Literally the most empowering song I've ever played!
Loved playing 1 chair bassoon for this this year st region in the wodlands so fun
I played this in band with my orchestra for a fine arts concert in 2022. I played Clarinet, but also played the Violin part as a solo later on. This piece has been one of my most favorite pieces of ALL TIME! This is the kind of music I live to play for and that I absolutely love and enjoy playing. When I first played this, it was my first time being in a whole symphony. And man, when I played back the recording, my heart instantly filled with joy and how proud I was of myself and my band and orchestra. This piece will forever live in my heart, mind, and soul. ❤
I played this song at CHSAA, a state-wide competition for bands across the state. We got the highest score possible for this song, it was fantastic. For those wondering, I play Trombone 1.
Story time below!
So, on our way to CHSAA, the tuba player Nathan suggested we all sing our parts because everyone without question had memorized their part. It was agreed, and every low-brass player picked up beginning of the song. We didn't sound awful as singers, and we only got better. Because the low brass had memorized their parts earlier that year, we had also memorized the flute solo and the trumpet parts. So, when our melody was dropped, we could still sing. We did the whole song, and the moved on to Summer Dances (our other piece that year). Truly an incredible band group.
1:19 like how do you even come up with the idea for this beauty😭
The hell at the begging is what gets everyone hyped up XD
this was the most fun I ever had playing a song istg
Like playing trumpet at that one part at the end was incredible and listening to everyone else was just so amazing
The people who disliked were aiming for the👍 bouton but missed
I think the people disliking Warrior Legacy live in Australia and got confused.
@@elliottyoun5965 You obviously can't take a joke... Bruh
sorry but that's such a cliche now
Where playing this in my school man wish me good luck
I really enjoyed playing this song in my symphony orchestra! The violin part was super fun, besides the 10 year long rest in the beginning XD
Any Oboe player in here?? GOSH I LOVE PLAYING THAT SOLO!! so satisfying!
ik right you know whats up
Hi
Our teacher said that we were going to play this and then said because the orchestra played a few years ago we couldn’t even though the new kids that you just came to our school are playing a song we played last year
😢
Wonderful piece. I had a concert about a week ago and I had to play the violin solo! This song gives so much power to all the instruments!!! I love it.
I remember playing this in orchestra a few years ago!! All the people in the comments here are talking about how fun it was to play, and meanwhile, I'm just sitting here vibing as a second violin who had no idea what they were doing... lol. It sounded cool, especially the 12/8 part
I'd play a video game BASED around this song
Love you Soon Hee Newbold! Playing American Landscape for a virtual concert tomorrow, and I look forward to hearing (and maybe playing) more pieces by you in the near future. Keep up the great work!
what video game?
Any, really. I just love the feeling of the song, you know?
I CANT EXPLAIN HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS SONG AAHHHH
my school is starting a symposium orchestra mixed with band and orchestra and my friend chose this piece as one of our songs i’m excited to join it soon :D
symphonic orchestra LMFAOAO
My orchestra and band class is gonna play this song. Can't wait!!!!!!! Wish me luck👍👍👍👍
As playing the violin 1 music on this song, the amount of testosterone that kicks in when the slurring begins at 3:38 is insane. You just go in there and feel like your gonna crush it. Violin 2 you have it too, freaking awesome
it's always so fatiguing to do it if you're not prepared for it lmao
The way this gives me such nostalgia because my orchestra group traveled with this song and IT WAS AMAZING
The cello at 4:17 is 🔥🔥🔥
I played this as 1st clarinet, it was awesome!
Amelolipopgames Amélie?
HaruEXplosion 2nd Clarinet is garbage
@@SamsherOfBrawls I have to agree I play 1st though
I went back to my old middleschool preformance of this and i remember feeling so cool playing this song with our philharmonic. Sounds horrible now but i'll never forget
I love this song sm we're playing this in symphony at mjhs
being the only bass in the orchestra, i was just told to have complete fun with this piece. fun to play!
oboe sounds so good on this
playing this with violin gives me chills at the parts where it gets really intense.
3:22 that’s the part of our orchestra festival! It was the last song 🎼🎻Warrior Legacy was the most beautifully song 🎶 I 💕 this!
Our orchestra teacher didn’t let us listen to it until like the 4th day of having the music then she was like “what do you guys see close your eyes see it then play what you see when you play this song” she helped us learn putting emotion intolerance our music she was the best orchestra teacher anyone could ask for
Loved playing double bass for this :)
Yassss!!
this piece is amazing and actually really fun to play on the viola for once😂
THANK YOU!!! 😁
Omg I swear playing this gmhad me feeling some type of way, I just loved it so much.
We are gonna be playing this in my school.
It honestly reminds me of a mixture between Narnia and Game of Thrones
I'm going to play this in March at knots berry 's farm 😊😊
Played this in eighth grade band, and I’m a junior in college with no connection to band anymore but I still remember how hard this went
WAIT. 1:17 SOUNDS A LOT LIKE “HOMELAND” FROM THE SPIRIT STALLION OF THE CIMARRON MOVIE SOUNDTRACK NOW IM SUPER EXCITED TO PLAY THIS
I really love this piece
When playing cello or bass in this piece you feel so powerful
First oboe and I love the solo part even if it is short. Amazing.
Lol the people who pressed the dislike button where crying because of how beautiful it was and couldn’t see the like button clearly
I’m in an orchestra that’s playing this and listening to it while looking at the sheet music is just sick
Played this in orchestra yesterday. Badass song. Cello part is the best
This brings back so much memory in middle school as a 1st violin.
I am a tuba player, and this was the best song I ever played in orchestra, especially when you get to the 12/8 part
i was going to play this at my former middle school with all my friends with the orchestra then i moved and never got to play this beautiful song with them :'(
played 2nd violin for this piece in middle school, 3:50 was my favorite part to play hands down ;)
Playing this was honestly amazing, one of my favorites! Where are my cello people?
Also we are playing as a Full Orchestra piece for our concert.
Im supposed to play this tomorrow at graduation and I lost my music before I could even play it 😭😭😭😭
Btw I play clarinet
the violin part at 3:45 is my favorite, its sooo smooth
Sucks how I have to play Percussion 2 and Mallet Percussion(Bells) for this because of a shortage of percussionist. ;-;
I played Sus cymbal
I play the timbales
I listen to this so much. I love it.
Love that part!!!!!!
I actually played this piece with my orchestra in sixth grade. It is absolutely phenomenal.
I played the clarinet solo
Let this piece remind us that all warriors from every time periods, such as the early ages, imperial times, revolutions, war for independence, civil war, and the two world wars, fought for freedom against cruelty, massive murder, unfair laws, and most importantly: harmful laws.