Miss Helseth , I heard you play live at in New York . My old teacher said the most important aspect of playing is beauty. You achieve that with every note you play. Bravo !
They are all accomplished players but I don't think either the arrangements or the selection are very exciting, except the final Quintet, which is one of the great pieces of C20 theatre music.
While Bernstein wrote the original score and arrangement, he most certainly did not write this brass version. I guess it could be Jarle Storløkken, because on Tine Thing's homepage he is mentioned as the group's arranger: "The group work closely with Norwegian guitarist and arranger Jarle Storløkken in the arrangement of scores for the ensemble, enabling them to play pieces of differing instrumentations." Source: www.tinethinghelseth.com/tenthing/
@@johnc1975Drabass certainly has a right to his opinion. I certainly have a right to ask for an example of his fine playing. Like I ask for examples of the piano playing of the two that constantly criticize the piano playing of some young and talented women pianists with examples of brilliant copy/paste reviews from deadbeat and unknown reviewers from third rate publications. So far, they've never risen to the challenge. So they must be full of ship. Besides. "Holger" (I believe) is a Norwegian Surname. Maybe there is an element of ethnic jealousy. He can't take the thought that ten women are far better them himself.
Nothing without the Tuba !!!. Brilliant all round, but the Tuba .... hug, hug !
Miss Helseth , I heard you play live at in New York . My old teacher said the most important aspect of playing is beauty. You achieve that with every note you play. Bravo !
i saw them at Oklahoma State, they are flawless.
They are all rock stars! Great job ladies!
Lovely.
Love . . . . . plan and simple . . . I love your tone, interpretation, dynamics, . . . well . . . everything.
superb performance !
This is wonderful. Love you girls.
It is very very very very very very wonderfull !!!!!!!
I fully agree.
Joyful playing.
Wonderful
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What to say? Marvellous!!! No other words!!!!
Amazing Genius! Thing Helseth!!!
БРАВО!
Wow! Spectacular playing....
That Tuba player never misses a note.
Thank you for sharing! 谢谢您的分享！
Loving this!
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They are all accomplished players but I don't think either the arrangements or the selection are very exciting, except the final Quintet, which is one of the great pieces of C20 theatre music.
first thought: they're good
second thought: that tuba player must be pretty sweaty from that
Was there really a need to express that thought?
@@davezinn6810 probably not but speaking from experience the answer to his question is yes.
who is the arranger? Is the arrangement purchasable? thanks,
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Fabulous. Who wrote the arrangement? Genius...
Maybe they arranged it themselves. They certainly have the quality players to have done it themselves. IMO.
Leonard Bernstein did it
While Bernstein wrote the original score and arrangement, he most certainly did not write this brass version. I guess it could be Jarle Storløkken, because on Tine Thing's homepage he is mentioned as the group's arranger:
"The group work closely with Norwegian guitarist and arranger Jarle Storløkken in the arrangement of scores for the ensemble, enabling them to play pieces of differing instrumentations."
Source: www.tinethinghelseth.com/tenthing/
@@Marlene55MThanks for the information.
A WOMAN GROUP,LIKE MONZIL GROUP ? not quite but THEIR GOOD !
Post a video of them so we can compare them.
Pretty sure he's referring to Mnozil Brass, which you can easily find on TH-cam.
Ten Thing is ten women that play only brass instruments. MONZIL is seven singers that play brass instruments and act like clowns sometimes.
its terrible
Where's your TH-cam Video so we can compare you to them?
Oh come on now Chris, Drabass has a right to his opinion
@@johnc1975Drabass certainly has a right to his opinion. I certainly have a right to ask for an example of his fine playing. Like I ask for examples of the piano playing of the two that constantly criticize the piano playing of some young and talented women pianists with examples of brilliant copy/paste reviews from deadbeat and unknown reviewers from third rate publications. So far, they've never risen to the challenge. So they must be full of ship. Besides. "Holger" (I believe) is a Norwegian Surname. Maybe there is an element of ethnic jealousy. He can't take the thought that ten women are far better them himself.
@@chrisgordon5719 Are you saying that the only way someone can have an opinion about a performance is if they can play better than them?
@@stevenbehnke4751No, but if they can barely play, then they might need to STFU.
AWESOME!