Percy Grainger - Shepherd's Hey, orchestra (1908/1913)

[@Anton_Schusler]

My life is instantly better knowing that Grainger called violas "middle-fiddles"

[@zmhmusic]

Arguably the best of grainger’s miniature “trifle” type pieces- much better than country gardens imo

[@skylarlimex]

wow just listen to the change in texture just by using solo strings at 0:16 such a subtle orchestration trick.

[@curtiscurry5775]

The first time I’ve heard the orchestral version of SH. I’ve only ever known the wind band version.

[@Woofrie]

Same

[@Hehe-es2rq]

Love this! Thank you!

[@ultradmann2367]

I"m definitely used to the wind band transciption with the North Texas Wind Symphony, but this is dope performance here! Thanks for sharing!

[@Woofrie]

Have you heard the marine band play it?

[@ultradmann2367]

@@Woofrie Yeah, it's a excellent performance and reference recording.

[@anguishingquark]

Middle school band memories

[@guilhermetinoss]

Please do a score video of Villa Lobos Uirapuru!!

[@GioMusicProductions]

Do you have a video on Blithe Bells?

[@isaacanwarwatts8844]

These pieces remind me of leroy Anderson

[@expilectakunai]

you right tho

[@wholemilky]

This was cute

[@ikurasake]

Blue Knights 2011!

[@ColonialForbin]

I never would’ve thought to see dci when I was listen to band music, and yes an English folk song suite is an amazing show

[@hi_im_nix]

HAHH? THIS SONG DATES ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE 1900S/1910S??

[@mr.portanova9870]

what is hammer-wood

[@Cmaj7]

xylophone
Grainger was a racist who wanted to expunge non-nordic/germanic-derived words from English.

[@soutteruk1]

Shepherd! Great music ... shame about the spelling!