Cry of the last unicorn - Schwäbisches Jugendblasorchester
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Cry of the last unicorn von Rossana Galante
gespielt vom Schwäbischen Jugendblasorchester
unter der Leitung von Toni Scholl.
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The emotion when the musicians play this song it make me gets chills we are playing this right now we hope we play it for festival if corona doesn’t make us quarantine
Was eine gute Fassung, wie gut alle spielen ist echt grandios 😍😍 hut ab
such a good interpretation across the band, conductor, soloists, beautiful sound of cry of the last unicorn produced, well done! and Thank you for the music.
I played this in high school, I was a flautist and I actually also played the oboe solos on the piccolo. it's a beautiful piece and very fun to play
Feine Blasmusik - bravo !!!
This piece is everything good about music.
Großartig!
A beautyfull execution of a beautyfull music
this has been really helpful for me to play along with while preparing for our concert!
Bravo!!!
The story behind this was making me really sad..
It was played a little under tempo in this performance in the beginning, i kind of liked it better
Bravo
What instrument are the people behind the French horns playing? I thought it was a trumpet at first but it doesn’t look like it anymore
@@anibuffo not at all. There are no Flugelhorns in this piece. They're Trumpets.
@@anibuffo No, sorry to disappoint you, but those are Trumpets with rotary valves. Very common in German speaking lands. Look at the clearly cylindrical tube of the instruments, flugelhorns would be more conical..
@@anibuffo Nein, ich glaub dir nicht. Die Mensur am Trichter sieht viel zu flach aus, das Rohr an der Biegung noch viel zu eng, die Trichtermündung zu Steil für ein Konzertflügelhorn. Vor allem für das YFH-436G.
Aber ich kann den Toni Scholl ja in Ossiach mal fragen..
Anibuffo es sind Deutsche Trompeten. Keine Flügelhörner.
Played this in eight grade
Magic
Too many clarinets I think (trumpet's sound was coverd by clarinets)