Transcendent Journey by Rossano Galante
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G. Schirmer Concert Band - Grade 5
Written in a grand “film score” style, this magnificent work opens with a dynamic fanfare featuring soaring brass and woodwind flourishes. Descriptive and evocative with every phrase, including a beautiful slow lyric section, transport your audience on a thrilling musical adventure with this impressive overture!
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Mr Galante writes the most intricate, most beautiful pieces for all skill levels.That's what makes his pieces so accessible. No matter if it's a grade 2 or a grade 5 piece such as this, they all retain the incredible lush harmonies. By far, he is my favorite composer/arranger in this style of music.
haaaaazo
@@jonathanriggs6599 I've hated everything I've ever played by Hazo
@@benfuller6097 lmaooo they sound so nice, but they're not fun to play at all.
@@artprojectsix5280 arabesque is really fun to play tho
@@t1m0thyduk3 that's facts, if you like the grueling pain of practice
This is what happens when Mt Everest and Resplendant Glory have a music baby.
WOW COMMENT AWARDS WHERE U AT
Dude that’s so accurate
So true
whenever i want to remember all my band memories, i go back to this piece. i would give anything to play this piece again
Rossano Galante never ceases to amaze me! His melodies and countermelodies and harmonies soar like none other! One of my favorite composers!
definitely one of his most difficult. RIP woodwinds
uh... rip everyone? brass is absurdly difficult
Half the time the Bass, Bari, and Basson have the hardest part lmao... I love it!
horns dont have it too bad lol
RIP Everyone. Especially the woodwinds and brass
It's hard but just listen to the beauty of it all
I like 0:00 through 5:49
Personally I prefer 0:00 through 5:50 but yeah
@@danielgiometti5522 how about -0:01 through 5:50
Me too
well, there it is - the best concert band piece ever written
I preferred Red Rock Mountain
Possibly one of the most beautiful pieces ever composed for concert band.
I'm playing this in my high school band (flute) and it is so hard! I have to practice so much just to get the first page down!!! Definitely RIP woodwinds!!!!!! Gah! But it is so beautiful! I love rossano galantes music!! ❤️❤️❤️ 🎼🎼🎼
No matter how many times I listen to this, it never gets boring
Wow! How have I never heard this piece of beauty until today? This is great!
The ONE time bari sax can execute fun runs while still supporting bass line
The middle section gives me goose bumps every time… phenomenal piece
This is music. I could listen to this all day. Thank you, Mr. Gallante. Your pieces are so wonderful on every level you write them in.
定演でやった思い出の曲です！
この壮大な映画音楽風の構成最高です！
The fanfare at 3:13 .......... chills every single time.
That trumpet solo is beautiful
I wish I could convince our band director to play this in our Junior College Wind Symphony but RIP Woodwinds.
Edit: it is December 22, 2020, I have managed to convinced my band director to play this piece in our college wind symphony for Spring 2020 but due to COVID it has been postponed to Spring 2021. I'm super excited to play this piece.
Another Edit: We got to play this piece finally Spring 2021
Wow junior in college? Im curretly a sophomore in high school and im playing this. (But i am in the highest band we have and this is one of the hardest songs our school has ever played sooo)
@@deppressedpianon00b51 it's a community college
I love it. It's grand, fast-paced, and beautiful.
It's my favourite work by galante
massimo micoli same
So we’re British
This will forever be my favorite
I think that Rossano Galante's scores all sound similar because most of their scores are in this grand, proud style that I love. Too bad it all sounds similar. (Although that means that all of their pieces will sound good I guess.)
That’s like saying every book written by the same author is the same.
While yes, his works do sound similar, theyre each different and unique in their own way, and each have a unique story and inspiration. Like you said, consistency is good, as all his pieces are amazing
Red rock mountain and this literally are the same peice😂
Go have a look at Land of The Healing Waters......... You might find it being a little different at 1.53 - 5.00
Our All-Region played this piece. It was so fun. What a remarkable piece.
Rossano Galante needs to make an orchestral version of this piece (with the euphonium).
I played the Piccolo part in this song and it's much harder than it looks!
Mark Bernard Was omg ikr
0:55 Is so magnificent.
Dat piccolo
It's certainly one of the most beautiful passages in modern band music, I think. Mr. Galante knows how to write things this melodic and moving.
as a piccolo player i love this part 😭
played this in concert band in high school and I had to re-visit
Fabukous. I’ll never play it or conduct it but I look forward to hearing it!
As a 1st cornet part playing this piece for All-State, this will for sure give me a run for my money. This is a fantastic piece and there are so many great aspects about every part of it!
Missouri all-state?
@ralphyarl7346 Yeah, first year in the band. You're a bass clarinet, right?
@@asherlairmore Yeah! This piece is certainly nothing like anything I've played on bass, but I'm all for it 😁
@ralphyarl7346 I'd imagine that we would play it as our opener considering the current songs we have lined-up.
why can't clarinets get the melody
why does he hate clarinets
why does he hate me
to this beautiful song. Why
I know right! Ya know what? Sometimes I just want the melody cuz why not? Why can't we get the melody just once? 😭😭
@@gabrielabonal6478 b-but y'all always have the melody... try being a bassoon player
@@twitchkillaaa nah, trumpets always get the melody. For some reason. Why can't we get the melody? Pass it over to the clarinets or bassoons!
Aj Amuah clarinets get Melody all the time. Time for bass clarinet to shine now 🥰😂😂
one of my favourite works from Rossano
Played this piece at my senior concert and it was so fun to play! Our brass was amazing!
3:23 I love it! 😭😍
I could listen to the last big entrance at 4:22 allllll day
Same here!
Ahh I love Rossano Galante's work. They are all so beautiful. But rip everyone in this piece it seems so hard lol. But definitely a fun piece.
His music really sounds futuristic and space like i always thought. It sounds a hella lot like the music you hear if you go to Epcot
I was expecting a page to turn to reveal a huge photo of Indiana Jones!! Must be great fun to play and the musicians did a fine job.
Finally us low reeds got some 8ths and 16ths!
Droid I just got the bassoon part today and the answer is no. I’m the only bassoon and I have to play bassoon 1 I’m leaving
What an absolutely gorgeous piece! I was just asked to conduct it by a new subscriber of mine! So glad I listened to this!! Nice job to Mr. Galante!!
I did this piece in highschool concert band
major goosebumps. dear lord. I can't wait to play this one at All District, I 'm a flute play and I think Ima die
piccolo definitely has a part😀👍
So beautiful
Beautiful....
Gussy Rikh you should listen to minimally speaking PART 2 it's so calming and peaceful!
We all know Hal Leonard got studio workers on mics making sure the music is always the right balance. Tell me where i can find a recordings like these in real life lmao. Don't matter how good ur band is.
this is rushed the beginning tho, they are playing probably closer to 140 bpm. The song as a whole was the right length tho, so they dragged at another point, not gonna bother figuring out where.
I aspire to have the shaker chops that the guy in the recording has
I know everything by Galante sounds the same, but it sounds so good 🥰
3:11 Best impact!
Loved: A Transcendent Journey is the title of my book I had no idea there was a song with a similar name I have to say it does fit pretty nicely
Great score. Just can't hear 1st cornet part in this recording.
Very Nice
1:36 solo is so great man
all of his music sounds like superhero music
3:33 Just suddenly like choir is joined in
very nice❤❤❤❤
🎉
Why does his pieces remind me of riding Soarin’ at Epcot?
RG helps write Disney music. Probably influenced him without thinking about it
finally . waiting for this fantastic version
They should make something like this for a gigantic orchestra.
ABFan2019 it would be similar to the planets
Ryan Horwitz Yeah! I need it to be similar to The Planets. Also, it would be this:
1 Piccolo
2 Flutes
2 Oboes
1 English Horn
6 Clarinets
1 Bass Clarinet
2 Bassoons
1 Contrabassoon
6 Horns
5 Trumpets
4 Trombones (3rd and 4th dbl. Bass Trombone)
2 Euphoniums
2 Tubas
Timpani
Percussion
Violins 1
Violins 2
Violas
Violoncelli
Contrabasses (the same as the concert band arrangement)
Its sounds sooo great, but its so f*cking hard to play as a clarinet. Haha :D
playing this song i’m in 5th grade
How's that working for ya?
I think you might have gotten the wrong song because I’m playing it in 2nd grade
@@pepperybread738 I’m playing it in preschool. What are you talking about?
@bxubh hmm I guess your preschool is decent
RIP bari saxes
What is your favorite part? Mine is the Piccolo at 1:35.
Start of the Lively section
Muito, mas muito difícil de tocar essa música kkk
Can I buy this song somewhere?
It's on JW Pepper
shoutout to all the mallet players
There's like nothing for mallets
rIP WOODWINDS
The Church @ Thyatira...
Start 0:23 Meas.15 0:26 Meas.20 0:35
why does the trupet at 3:26 sound like a french horn!?
Idk what you're talking about
Good piece, surprised there was no e-flat clarinet. But the oboes, English horn, and low woodwinds will hate this piece.
Well... it's very 'American'... Which film score is this from...?
It's not from any film. It's written in a film score style
0:48-0:55 😍
3:38
for me 4:21
Bro there is no way this is a grade 5. I've played easier grade 6 pieces
Sure buddy. What instrument do you play
Also look at those upper woodwind parts and tell me they're not difficult
Could be another Biden/Harris theme.
2:03