RMBI 2019 - Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral - Summit Brass

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Summit Brass performing with RMBI participants on the final concert at the Rafael Méndez Brass Institute in Denver, Colorado.
The institute is held at the Newman Center for the Performing Arts and the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver.
Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral (from Lohengrin)
Composed by Richard Wagner
Arranged by Gary Ziek / David Hickman
Joe Parisi, Conductor
David Hickman, Trumpet
Ronald Romm, Trumpet
Joe Burgstaller, Trumpet
John Marchiando, Trumpet
Alan Hood, Trumpet
JD Shaw, Horn
Susan McCullough, Horn
Denise Tryon, Horn
Thomas Bacon, Horn
Allene Hackleman, Horn
Carl Lenthe, Trombone
Scott Hartman, Trombone
Brad Edwards, Trombone
John Lofton, Bass Trombone
Demondrae Thurman, Euphonium
Brian Bowman, Euphonium
Dan Perantino, Tuba
Tim Northcut, Tuba
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[@tedlinton7241]

Played this in my senior year, high school. It is my favorite, still, 60 + yrs. Later

[@W7TFO]

A perfect, powerful performance!

[@dianesimac5591]

Stunning.....gave me chills.

[@goldore0419]

I heard this in person in 2022 at the Newman Center DU with the basically the same group and it was utterly incredible. Powerful and inspiring to say the least. Tears of joy.

[@twiiii1]

Always have wanted to hear the Summit Brass in Person. The few recordings I have are something very special to me.

[@aldenokashima9113]

I am thankful for PR 2011 for introducing this piece to me

[@johnflorio3576]

Listen to PR 1979. It’s awesome on G bugles.

[@user-ce5st6ds6n]

@@johnflorio3576 First season they played it. th-cam.com/video/QrsWBYT4jl8/w-d-xo.html 2011 Phantom Regiments "Juliet" th-cam.com/video/KtrN2pQO-qw/w-d-xo.html

[@guitarmansegovia]

@@johnflorio3576beautiful in a way few thought possible on G horns.

[@ExtremeRecluse]

Look at all of that metal, A huge sound can easily be achieved with 1/4 volume.

[@peterbatchelor8265]

Words cannot express joy. One can only experience it.

[@user-ic3cd5qe8y]

Played this in my senior year of high school concert band, 1960. I will never forget it!

[@tinkerbennett5682]

I know how you feel! Senior 1974 for me! Beautiful!

[@lyneecheverri4310]

Same in 1984 university Florida band camp . Clarinet.Still have a cassette tape recording my dad did !! Yes I am old lol

[@robertshrewsbury5067]

Loved when the trombones came in one by one, and then as everyone prepared to play, a whole small forest of tubas and euphoniums arose.

[@user-zj3cu4wn6j]

Bravissimo

[@davidcottrell1308]

WOW!!!! AMAZING!!!! GREAT JOB!!!!

[@gavinyoung3873]

Wish the mic was better and didn’t clip near the end🥲awesome performance

[@ericbelify]

Wow!:)

[@jeromemourat2592]

simply WOW!

[@saturnin5970]

Holy tuba

[@doctorcane]

Ours go to 11.

[@ClergetMusic]

I have played the Caillet version of this many times.