"Shenandoah" by Frank Ticheli
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ธ.ค. 2021
- AMERICANA | The folk song "Shenandoah" is one of the best-known tunes in American culture. The origins of the haunting folk song named after the iconic Virginia valley are obscure, and its lyrics offer a variety of stories. This particular setting for concert band was commissioned by Hill Country (Texas) Middle School Symphonic Band, Cheryl Floyd, conductor, as a tribute to Jonathan Paul Cosentino, a horn player in the Hill Country band whose young life ended tragically in December of 1997. Composer Frank Ticheli remarks:
"In my setting of Shenandoah, I was inspired by the freedom and beauty of the folk melody and by the natural images evoked by the words, especially the image of a river. I was less concerned with the sound of a rolling river than with its life-affirming energy -- its timelessness. Sometimes the accompaniment flows quietly under the melody; other times it breathes alongside it. The work's mood ranges from quiet reflection, through growing optimism, to profound exaltation." - เพลง
This one will always bring me to tears; this was the very last song I played with my high school during my senior year as the Euphonium soloist. Shenandoah will always have a special place in my heart.
Nice man I’m a freshman in hs and I also have this solo it’s so beautiful
@@orangeorange6540 That’s awesome! You’ll do great!
It's a beautiful song except I'm an alto sax 2 with mostly cues in the beginning
I'm also a senior in HS, but a clarinetist. This will be part of my last concert coming up in a few weeks.
This song sounds great but honestly I hate playing it. I have I think 58/78 measures resting. I am also only in 7th grade and so my band and I def not patient lol
Played this in high school and it has never left my mind. I still shed tears when I hear any of the music I played in school
I had the honor of playing with and meeting the the USAF Band. These men and women are musicians at the highest caliber and have a great sense of humility.
I remember we got this in middle school and my teacher transposed the flute trio to the clarinets because me and two others were like the ultimate clarinet trio so we played it. We never actually preformed it which makes me sad cause I loved it so much, and looking back I miss middle school band so much, it was actually paradise we were all one giant family that got to be together until we left to high school and had to leave all the 7th graders and our band teacher behind, I miss those days, I never realized how special they were back then ❤️
This arrangement is so good. I didn’t have a major part in it, yet the part always stayed very interesting. No holding single notes for 15 measures, only resting when it made sense, etc.
I love ya Trent. I’m glad I got to play this with you.
What a beautiful rendition, and the band looked so wonderful too. Thank you for sharing this. 🙏💖
this is the first song i had ever learned on the trumpet. was reminded of this because i decided to dig around my house to find my sheet music from high school and forgot how beautiful this song was. maybe it’s time i bought one myself and start learning again…
One of my favorite songs and favorite bands! So lovely. Thank you!
My symphonic winds this year is playing this piece and it's very beautiful!
Playing this at our spring concert this may (im a bass clarinet)
Me too? Tf?
Same! Quite a small world huh?
@@polero6769like, I'm a bass.clari too. Wtf
Amazing hymn Bravo 👏👏👏💜🌾🍀🌷💐
my middle schools band is doing this song for our summer concert :)
i got the flute solo :D
Super epic, great job 🎺🎵
Gorgeous
And now I want to make an arrangement of this for my schools woodwind band!! I’ve always wanted to conduct this piece with them but now after listening to this beautiful performance I just feel like I have to!!
Good job, this piece is always a good one
Chills.
My band almost played this for contest, but I wouldn't have been able to since I'm moving schools 😭
I got my music for band this year early checking the music I'm playing out I'm very excited to play this!(I'm a Euphonium)
I'm the soloist and section leader so cool
listening to this makes me cry. because of the music itself and nostalgia.. i remember playing this in my freshmen year of highschool. me along with a huge army of trumpets (12 total)
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Thanks for watching!
I really, truly want to know the actual composers mind, feelings, story behind the song… I know the stories but I want to know all of it. ❤❤❤
So are we just going to ignore the ASMR head microphone in the middle of the ensemble while this beautiful piece is being played? haha
What an outstanding rendition of a middle school arrangement. My compliments to the band for their outstanding performance since none (thankfully) were watching their inept conductor.
He really isn't a very good conductor.
Terrific performance let down by a somewhat particularly dry acoustic, a Wind Ensemble needs to breathe.
All I can say is that it's bullshit that the conductor (who usually has the same, if not less real-world experience and degrees) is an officer, where-as these musicians have the same, if not, more education and training are simply enlisted
i wanted to perform in a band like this but it’s so much work for basic training AND music theory. it’s ridiculous.
The conductor is the commander and leader for the entire organization and has other leadership and administrative roles and responsibilities beside conducting. If the performers wanted to conduct and had the qualifications to be commissioned I’m sure they could apply. BTW, referring to noncommissioned officers as “simply enlisted” is somewhat demeaning and insults the honor, integrity and talent of the back bone of our military.
"Simply enlisted" what an asshole! You have no idea how discrediting that is to the people who enlist to serve our country day in and day out close to home and overseas, how about you enlist to see how "simple" it really is!
It’s hilarious that you say “simply enlisted” while trying to slam an officer. Btw, theyre all choices lmao
Look at all those strips. Looks like they hand them out like candy, nowadays. When I was in the Air Force, promotions were hard to come by. Same goes for medals and ribbons. Dress blues today look like wall paper with ribbons. Does everything have to go woke?