Army Band Trumpet Ensemble - Stars and Stripes Forever
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2014
- The United States Army Band Pershing’s Own Trumpet Ensemble performed John Philip Sousa’s Stars and Stripes Forever (arr. by Artley) at the 2014 National Trumpet Competition at Messiah College, Mechanicsburg, PA., on Friday, March 21, 2014. Webcast, recorded, edited and produced by CYM VIDEO AND PHOTOGRAPHY.
My heart dropped when soloists 3rd valve got stuck
Happens to us. You did what he did, keep going like nothing happened.
I commend the end soloist at 1:45 his third valve stuck and he kept going. Great concentration. I have played for almost 40yrs and I love everything these men stand for. Keep on playing strong.
He finished strong!
When did you start playing?
@@balin7889 If I had to guess probably around 40 years ago
To be sure, the fact that he even got the infamous piccolo part out of a trumpet is to be regarded as impressive - I really didn't expect the arrangement to work well, given the way Sousa tends to use baritone and bass voices as a rule combined with writing woodwind parts that are challenging for woodwinds, and fall outside the standard range of most of the brass section.
every trumpets worst nightmare is that one valve going stuck
great recovery on that stuck valve!
You can see him having a problem with the third valve at the beginning, but that guy had guys to carry on.
I hope I can play this good one day. I have only been playing 4 years and only really get a chance to play for school concert band and I have been struggling a bit wit this song and am glad I found this to work with and figure how to play this peice!
Edit) I realize this is much more complicated than what we are playing but it still applies
I had a similar problem with my 3rd valve, i know his pain man 😭😭😭😭
Phenomenal playing!
Love these guys.
Little problem at 1:46? Well, like I always say "If at first you don't succeed, ...til!" :-)
That happened to me when I played at a church once. I thought I was going to die.
Tight!
Good shit
Who wrote those parts? WOW! And the Men who made it happen :)!!!
John Phillips Sousa
@@eddarby469 Thanks Ed. I actually meant who wrote the parts for the men playing this rendition. The men themselves or someone else.
@@plozar Yea, I was just kidding. Everyone knows who wrote the best marches for military bands. He was a genius to come up with so many great melodies and counter melodies.
As for who wrote this arrangement, I have no idea.
Ik vind dat hele mooie muziek aangenaam om naar te luisteren.
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