Is there anywhere that I can get an MP3 of this piece? I've searched google high and low, and all I found was a free sheet music of it for the ENTIRE ORCHESTRA!
Mr. Whitacre, what inspired you to write Ghost Train? I remember when I first saw it, I envisioned walking down this lonely stretch of railroad tracks at night, with a flashlight in my hand and suddenly hearing this ghostly whistle. I thought it was at first about a phantom train
Oh, man, I played this back in highschool. What a crazy, brilliant piece. Memories!
Me too!!!
I remember doing an arrangement of this piece for high school marching band
Me too, actually 🙃
Is there anywhere that I can get an MP3 of this piece? I've searched google high and low, and all I found was a free sheet music of it for the ENTIRE ORCHESTRA!
Comely !!
Mr. Whitacre, what inspired you to write Ghost Train? I remember when I first saw it, I envisioned walking down this lonely stretch of railroad tracks at night, with a flashlight in my hand and suddenly hearing this ghostly whistle. I thought it was at first about a phantom train
It's not Kosei. It's the UNLV Wind Orchestra.
@@kwabzycomposer It's not, though. I have this same recording and I know it very well.
@@Symphorch do you know where I could get a copy of that CD or at least a high-quality digital file of this recording?
Where can I buy this recording?
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I don't believe this from TKWO, what is the cd nr
You didn’t because it wasn’t★
Chino HS Band 2001
yes, kosei saxophones have MUCH better tone....
Jazz tone is what was needed for this piece, and i think their jazz concept is pretty good
i seriously cringed at that tenor solo
演奏手法高超，但音樂我實在不喜歡