The Divine Comedy, de Robert W. Smith - III. The Ascension (Banda de Música Cultural de Teo)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มี.ค. 2009
- La Divina Comedia de Robert W. Smith - III. Ascensión (Banda de Música C. de Teo)
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¡¡ESPECTACULAR!!
Confío en que en los últimos 14 años el director haya aprendido a dejar algo del aplauso para los músicos, que también se lo merecen :)
Gracias!es un orgullo que la gente nos valore tan bien!un saludo de uno de los integrantes de la banda!!@Yhivorey
1:36 - those damn French horns just blew me back!
The tuning for that one chord with the woodwinds at bar 148 was awesome! and great job to the brass soloists as well!
I agree, I was thinking the same things as I was listening. I will say, my high school Wind Ensemble did the Divine Comedy, and our sound was similar. This group did really different things that I've never heard though! Some accents and dynamics were really odd for the the Comedy, but that's what makes this video unique! :)
OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE -- all three parts!
@Beviedev hell yea! this group is lucky, haha we only have 3 horns.... -_____-
De esta obra sólo me gusta infierno y purgaptorio
Here is our band (West Forsyth High School - Wind Ensemble) playing this great tune th-cam.com/video/vmEOzs0AxBA/w-d-xo.html
EXCELLENT! The percussion were fantastic and really helped certain points climax. Also the woodwinds were fantastic in their runs. Overall a great performance!
I love being a French Horn player. This song is so fun to play.
Cleanest French Horn section I've ever heard
Very nice. The band is very good!
Power full French honrs and low brass.
I from Brazil, but here there is the culture level of european!
Thanks!
robert w. smith loves featuring some french horns. nice playing btw. . .
Those french horns came ready to play! @2:53 - now THAT'S how you glissando!
I'm stunned that people refer to this as a "song." Folks don't know about the "Divine Comedy" and didn't bother to find out. This is a musical interpretation of the 3 parts of one of world literature's greatest works, "Divina Commedia," an epic poem (c. 1320) by Italy's Dante Alighieri. On the surface, an imaginative look at the afterlife with a Christian worldview [Inferno (hell), Purgatorio (purgatory), and Paradiso (heaven)] ... at a deeper level, an allegorical journey of the soul to God.
joder! tocan muy muy bien! mi enhorabuena! esta banda es estupenda!
Hmph. *nods*.
Awesome expressivenesssssssssss (I don't have a lisp)
Essssstupendous fench hornsssssssss.
Consant triplets.
Buena interpretacion.
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