I'm a junior in high school, and Rossano Galante literally came in for the past week and conducted us for our concert, listening to this makes me feel like we didn't do so bad. My school is where he was born, Buffalo NY so he decided to come in for a cool experience and he was a great guy
I love Galante’s works! They’re so beautiful, and it doesn’t hurt that they always have amazing horn lines My. Everest is probably my favorite piece I’ve played ever
I really love him cuz he knows how to write for flute, but I’ve been paying more attention to the French horns and yes he does write good parts for you guys too
Listen to how amazing the baritone part is at 2:10-2:23, hard to hear but its awesome. Love the French horns, woodwinds, and trumpets from 2:50-4:00. I also love the melody and counter melody at 4:10-4:27. I wish and pray I will be able to play this my last years of highschool.
@@solstice1510 Good luck! Ask you teacher to do it, or maybe show your friends and they will hopefully like it, then a bunch of your bandmates can ask your teacher together
1200blackops This song especially has good runs near the end. It’s all very reminiscent of a mix of transcendent glory and red rock mountain. Honestly I want him to make a song that’s both very majestic but at the same time is unforgiving to the upper winds.
It’s like the composer tried to add some many extra details to the song to make it not sound like beyond the horizons but it still sound like beyond the horizons, no hate on the song btw
@@teatrolites3446 if you think rossano is good, might i recommend brian balmages, his peices are bound to give orchestra a run for its money (id recommend among the clouds)
I like that instrumentation. Let’s the bass bone have its own thing. When it’s 3 bones, 3rd part isn’t always a “true” bass part where the part goes really low
I'm a junior in high school, and Rossano Galante literally came in for the past week and conducted us for our concert, listening to this makes me feel like we didn't do so bad. My school is where he was born, Buffalo NY so he decided to come in for a cool experience and he was a great guy
Holy Jeebus You are one lucky dude
I’m from Buffalo NY too! A few years back he came in to conduct our band as well. He’s an amazing composer. 😋🫶🏻
This is like Mount Everest, Nostalgia, and Red Rock Mountain all in one
Okay so I am not the only one that listens to those
Don't forget Lexicon Of The God and The Last Centaur
It's almost like they were written by the same person...oh wait. Just giving you a hard time!
@@simonatoer nope
Resplendent glory is typing...
I love Galante’s works! They’re so beautiful, and it doesn’t hurt that they always have amazing horn lines
My. Everest is probably my favorite piece I’ve played ever
I am just gonna appreciate that this has a TRUE Bass Trombone part.
Rossano Galante really likes his French horns
He does indeed
I really love him cuz he knows how to write for flute, but I’ve been paying more attention to the French horns and yes he does write good parts for you guys too
lol unfortunately
with this + vaughan williams my chops are DEAD
The flutes be actually deceased after playing all the 32nd runs ❌❌
they're not that hard though?
@@meganholmes4996 i cant recall anyone asking?
That's galante for u
☠️☠️
It’s called alternative breathing
Bravo - Mr. Galante has a grand understanding of low brass and how to utilize it properly. The Euphonium and French Horn part are sublime.
I miss my little high school band, each of us one to a part, playing our hearts out...
Listen to how amazing the baritone part is at 2:10-2:23, hard to hear but its awesome. Love the French horns, woodwinds, and trumpets from 2:50-4:00. I also love the melody and counter melody at 4:10-4:27. I wish and pray I will be able to play this my last years of highschool.
hows it giong so far?
@@apuji7555 last year of hs and still haven’t played it 😢. It’s gotta be this year or bust
@@solstice1510 Good luck! Ask you teacher to do it, or maybe show your friends and they will hopefully like it, then a bunch of your bandmates can ask your teacher together
@@solstice1510did it ever happen?
Wow first comment on a Rossano song... glad to see he is still creating amazing music!
1200blackops ikr. And his work is still just as majestic and beautiful
i cant find any live performances of this
Quentin Williams>> I mean, it's still relatively new. So not many people have gotten a chance to record it yet. Or even perform it.
My form of Norm oh yea you are right. It is a bit hard and expensive. Probably. But it is beautiful.
1200blackops This song especially has good runs near the end. It’s all very reminiscent of a mix of transcendent glory and red rock mountain. Honestly I want him to make a song that’s both very majestic but at the same time is unforgiving to the upper winds.
this sounds like if john williams mixed a bunch of his classics into one piece
I like the bass clarinet part in this piece. I like the little snippet with the oboe.
I played the 1st trombone part of this during a band camp and it was awsome!
Well, I found my anger cure. Rosanno's compositions make me feel more calm and happy.
ForteRosé Same
I love the ending of this piece. Very movie like, powerful and emotional.
BEST PART BEGINS AT 2:25
4:51-5:21 is the best part.
Yes, it is
I disagree
4:00 Best part of the entire piece
What I gathered from this piece: hard
Mario odyssey vibes anyone? Just me? Ok.
Nope just back to the future vibes
@@anderwpino6872 I get some ET and other John Williams type vibes
Blame It on the French horn. SOUNDS BEAUTIFUL
Playing this for LMEA District 4 Honor Band.
Amazing piece, sounds like something out of Mario Galaxy lol
1:48 I love the flute part in the back, kinda hard to hear though ❤
I love music
rossano loves the horns these parts are amazing
2:25 I’m getting inside out vibes from this bit
Love the mallet parts man
I’m oboe and have 3 solos in this song I’m finna head out
I feel that on a personal level 😂
monica gonzalez hi oboe, that’s cool which, which instrument do you play your solos on?
@@chrispelayo6365 I played mine on a Fox Renard oboe
Love this piece, though he has a high expectation from the horns!
That means he probably played horn or really likes horn lol
Mushroom I play both horn and trumpet and I’d definitely rather play the horn part.
Favorite part is at 2:20
TheGymSavant yeah lol i used to play trumpet but i switched to horn and one of the reasons was this song
@@TheGymSavant u scared of the start
0:14 as a clarinetist the first thing I said to that was “holy shit that high”
so does anyone think that 1:07-1:19 is one of the best parts of this🤔
i like song. it is good
me too
4:40 all I have to say is amazing 🤤🤤
Any of y'all fuckers know any songs that sound like 2:24-2:48 because that shit really slaps hard 😭😭
It sounds like ET on god
Then the director says, let’s run it one more time. Flutes, make sure to only breath when there is a mark
It’s like the composer tried to add some many extra details to the song to make it not sound like beyond the horizons but it still sound like beyond the horizons, no hate on the song btw
0:44 love this
The composer looked at the tenor sax and chose violence 🤚🏾😩
periodt
WOW - I loved that. Get the trumpet out me thinks-lol
Playing this song on trumpet, day 1: "Oh this is a challenge! I can't wait to play this!"
Playing this song on trumpet, day 2: *SEND HELP*
clarinet players GONE after this one
oph... I'm an orchestra girl, but this is pretty good too
Composers like rossano galante give orchestra a run for its money, but doesnt quite get there lol
@@teatrolites3446 if you think rossano is good, might i recommend brian balmages, his peices are bound to give orchestra a run for its money (id recommend among the clouds)
commenting the time stamps for my cuts so i can listen all the way through.
beginning to 2:12 and 4:00 then to the end.
0:03 can someone explain to me how that tonguing works?
Luis Martinez thats just standard single tonguing. It just requires some stamina
you could also triple tongue, when I played this, I triple tongued all the triplet parts
Ryan rodriguez impressive. I single tongue, cause screw that complicated stamina, endurance, and tonguing training.
Luis Martinez double toungeing
It is a triplet so you triple tongue.
Its a great song but the trumpet part screams “galante doesn’t play trumpet”
Bass clarinet part ate
It is like God's Country!
Played this in 6th grade
3 Trombones and a Bass Trombone? Okay....
Man, throw away my Vincent Bach Tenor and someone pass my gezten bass trombone!
@@liujiazheng2362 what do you have against the Bach tenor?
@@obinnanwakwue5735 The only problem with a Bach tenor is that it's not a bass
@@titusbailey2986 Yed
I like that instrumentation. Let’s the bass bone have its own thing. When it’s 3 bones, 3rd part isn’t always a “true” bass part where the part goes really low
At least 1 thousand views on this video is me lol
Kermit The Frog Do views count for only the first time you see it or for every time someone clicks on the video?
Luis Martinez every time someone clicks on the video
Omg me too😂
0:00〜 M1
2:23
0:20
Why is this giving me "Liz and the Blue Bird" vibes, especially at 2:33 - 3:11
Omg it actually does, good call there
*dies of high C*
all his music sounds the same HAHAH
at least he can make music. it doesn’t matter if it’s the same style. it’s his work not anyone else’s so he can do whatever he wants
charles and what about it
Listen to hypnotic memories that nothing like his normal stuff
well then... This is one of my favorites by far