@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar There are first & second alto saxes, tenor sax and baritone sax. Curiously the first alto sax plays the opening fanfare along with the trumpet for a short while, but the second trumpet and second horn remain silent.
This would make a great Processional Entry for a Graduation Ceremony for the Graduates plus the Platform Party I would recommend this peice to anyone who is looking for a good entrance for a Graduation ceremony
At m. 12, the 3rd clarinet part does not lay well for younger players. I put that part in the alto sax where it is a much easier fingering pattern and put the 3rd clarinets up on the 2nd part of those 4 measures.
LOVE this song.....HATE the arrangement......the baritone part had MUCH better parts when i was in HS......they actually had the melody.....this sorta sucks
Horrific! Rimsky-Korsakov must be spinning in his grave! All the great trumpet and trombone parts were utterly emasculated. Any good high school concert band can handle the real deal with proper individual and group preparation.
Played this freshman year in high school. Loved it ever since
Damian Sullivan same!
Though the clarinet part was pretty tricky it was so fun once I got it down
I'm a freshman and I'm playing the original compose with the dun dududun dun dun dun duuuun part and I'm struggling lol. Also, I'm a baritone.
Really like this arrangement. Stays true to the original!
Including the lack of saxophone. I think? Is their a saxophone part. I'm frankly not sure.
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar There are first & second alto saxes, tenor sax and baritone sax. Curiously the first alto sax plays the opening fanfare along with the trumpet for a short while, but the second trumpet and second horn remain silent.
French horn should be playing the main theme with clarinet
@@WitchKing-Of-Angmar Its on the score...
@@TylerJones-yt7zi Ah, the three dots, the facepalm of the writing world
1:10 what a great trumpet solo here at measure 40. My band director gave me the solo it it was a lot of fun to play! Brings back great memories
Already going to play it- still in the younger years.
I played this song at my high school when I was a Freshman!!!!
Played this a little while ago. It's a very interesting piece
This would make a great Processional Entry for a Graduation Ceremony for the Graduates plus the Platform Party
I would recommend this peice to anyone who is looking for a good entrance for a Graduation ceremony
My school played this for the seniors at graduate
I'm playing this in 7th grade.
@@liamr519 same
A REALLY nice arrangement for developing bands!
played this as a sophomore, i got trumpet 2
Nice!
*Very Nice*
Our school played this at senior graduation. EMS. Baritone player, btw.
Muito lindo.....♡
I love this arrangement but I think the Clarinet and Alto sax at 0:35 should be a combination of either Alto, Tenor, Horn or Euphonium.
3:07 time stamp for myself 😊
I like how there’s no hokey 6th grade bells being played to cheapen this piece further.
At m. 12, the 3rd clarinet part does not lay well for younger players. I put that part in the alto sax where it is a much easier fingering pattern and put the 3rd clarinets up on the 2nd part of those 4 measures.
Wow, after playing the original score this kinda seems like nothing... But nice arrangement non the less!
Rondo Form!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That's so fast
0:55
Playing this in Junior high whososi
Huh. Only two trombone parts -- no 3d or bass trombone -- but an alto clarinet?
How 'bout a basset horn, too?
LOVE this song.....HATE the arrangement......the baritone part had MUCH better parts when i was in HS......they actually had the melody.....this sorta sucks
Horrific! Rimsky-Korsakov must be spinning in his grave! All the great trumpet and trombone parts were utterly emasculated.
Any good high school concert band can handle the real deal with proper individual and group preparation.
0:45