Just some information on the piece- -This piece was commissioned in 2008 (I believe) by West Genesee School District wind ensemble director Andrew Perry, in order to commemorate and honor the passing of his mother. -In 2012, West Genesee would theme their marching band show for that year after Cry of the Last Unicorn, placing first in National Class at the New York State Championships for the 32nd time of a total of 35 championships. -Andrew Perry would direct this piece in a COVID-riddled 2020-21 year, being the featured piece of his last ever show as director before retirement.
I have to say that playing this in my high school orchestra is and always will be the best memory I have created. This was the last song we played as seniors and the last time literally made me cry. I have a special place in my heart for this song. Thank god for Rossano Galante... a genuine god of all composers
played this my junior year and it is genuinely the best piece we played. begging my director to play it one last time before our group of seniors leave
@@elinahagakallevik820 that just about sums up the flute parts in most Galante pieces ahaha. playing this one now in my high school's concert band and I'm a little concerned since there are kids in here that have played their instrument for less than a year.
@@cha_enthusiast oh, wow. We play it in region-band, but we havent met since september. Most of it is not that hard it's just the part in 133 bpm, THATS what i call action
omg wait tagan dalley ?? 😳 this is strange, never encountered anyone i know on youtube lol in my opinion, our school’s cpa recording sounds more _real,_ i don’t know how to describe it
@@havocmangawip It was just high school wind ensemble. I was the third chair alto the time. It turns out that we were supposed to play it again for our last concert this year. It was going to be so fun now that I'm a senior and can play it almost perfectly. XD
Rossano Galante is Just One of those composers who really makes me feel good about playing his songs. Banger like the Rest!
Just some information on the piece-
-This piece was commissioned in 2008 (I believe) by West Genesee School District wind ensemble director Andrew Perry, in order to commemorate and honor the passing of his mother.
-In 2012, West Genesee would theme their marching band show for that year after Cry of the Last Unicorn, placing first in National Class at the New York State Championships for the 32nd time of a total of 35 championships.
-Andrew Perry would direct this piece in a COVID-riddled 2020-21 year, being the featured piece of his last ever show as director before retirement.
I have to say that playing this in my high school orchestra is and always will be the best memory I have created. This was the last song we played as seniors and the last time literally made me cry.
I have a special place in my heart for this song. Thank god for Rossano Galante... a genuine god of all composers
Something sounding like "Movie Music" should never be an insult. This is an awesome piece!
Got to play this with my highschool when i was in 8th grade on bassoon, definitely the most beautiful piece ive ever played.
What school?
9th grade band go hard! This was everyone’s favorite song along with the witch and the saint
Common opinion: This shit slapps!
played this my junior year and it is genuinely the best piece we played. begging my director to play it one last time before our group of seniors leave
What a great piece and what an awesome way to end the graduation ceremony! WOOHOO!
Playing this in my concert in three weeks, absolutely love this piece 🥰❤
im so glad i played this last year this piece is gorgeous
Sadly only Mastery Band played this at my high school, I'm only in Advanced Band. This seems fun to play as a flute but also hell
from a flute, yes, soooo fun. But also hell, hahahha
@@elinahagakallevik820 that just about sums up the flute parts in most Galante pieces ahaha. playing this one now in my high school's concert band and I'm a little concerned since there are kids in here that have played their instrument for less than a year.
@@cha_enthusiast oh, wow. We play it in region-band, but we havent met since september. Most of it is not that hard it's just the part in 133 bpm, THATS what i call action
Mastery Band French Horn here, I can definitely say this piece is one of my all time favorites!
YES EXACTLY 😭😭😭 and then the brass speed up at the concert 0-0
slaps
Facts 🚫🧢💯
Love Rossano!💙
Simplesmente Linda, Um inspiração Divina para compor algo assim
I played this in Highschool it was great
I played this in year 7 and it was soooo much fun ( i am still in year 7)
wow ur so cool
haha
Hey look this was published on my birthday 🎂
I'm playing this 10th grade on trumpet and 1st part suck but sound awesome
omg wait tagan dalley ?? 😳
this is strange, never encountered anyone i know on youtube lol
in my opinion, our school’s cpa recording sounds more _real,_ i don’t know how to describe it
Shit goes hard for no reason
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Rip freshman year.
Bro same we played this last year (my freshman year)
Hmmmmmmmmmmm.............
@@ToastedBread135 , so you have a really awesome band program? My favorite director commissioned this for his mother.
For a continuously Top 100 music program top level group to play.
@@havocmangawip It was just high school wind ensemble. I was the third chair alto the time. It turns out that we were supposed to play it again for our last concert this year. It was going to be so fun now that I'm a senior and can play it almost perfectly. XD
Zero defeitos
Could be my possibility for wind esemble
And then there’s the Rise of the unicorn
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