You know ur a band kid when u scroll through UA-cam and just look at scores for pure enjoyment. Love this piece its so energetic and graceful at the same time.
Rip Robert w smith. You wrote the first ever solo I played in a concert setting and were one of the many composers that have inspired me to write myself.
I still can't believe he passed away. I heard it from a composer friend of mine, and I didn't believe it until I saw it myself. His piece, The Great Locomotive Chase, was the first I have ever conducted on UA-cam. His legacy will be here forever, and his teachings will forever impact us all as musicians.
This was one of the songs to my most recent (and last) concert. Yeah, us in the flute section died. Half way through, we just started to fade off one by one. It’s survival of the flutist
We played this in our band last semester. At around 2:10 there's supposed to be a gong hit. Our dear auxiliary percussionist, Sera, hit it wayyyyy too loud and scared everyone in the band, including the director. Me and the other percussionists just yelled "SERA!" in response. Best moment of that semester.
I’m a bass clarinetist and my band director chose this piece! Freaking excited, bass clarinet actually has something other than the typical quarter note bass line! I’ll be noticed!
Yea I've played all three and Maelstrom is more difficult on certain parts. Nonetheless they are really fun pieces to play once you get the hang of it. I particularly like the woodwind soli. Alto sax player here.
I remember playing this piece with my band teacher a few years ago. He was literally everyone's favourite teacher and he shared happy and joyful moments with us throughout the year. Sadly, he moved away to a different school, and Into the Storm was the very last piece he conducted for us on the very last concert with him at our school. We emotionally spoke our goodbye speech to him and thanked him for the memories he made for us before we tearfully performed this piece. Everyone sincerely misses him after that night and every time I come here to revisit this piece, I think of him.
That is LITERALLY my story except not the pre-performance speech. Also, that performance (graduation) was the first one I got to perform in orchestra for (instead of his beginning band). I was likely drafted because I was the ONLY brass instrument in the school, but I did work hard on my horn to get in. Trumpet BTW.
I heard this song played by my school's previous top band and I've been trying to convince my teacher to just give us the music, not even make us play, just give us the music.
0:03-0:22 The calm atmosphere before the storm comes 0:22-0:36 The leading edge of the storm arrives 0:36-1:14 Torrential rain, thunder, and strong winds 1:14-1:26 Epic lightning flashes 1:26-1:38 Rain and winds become more furious 1:38-1:51 Rain stops but the lightning is still just as aggressive 1:51-2:32 Winds, lightning, and thunder slowly start to subside 2:32-4:40 The indescribably creepy and haunting deceptive calmness that occurs as the tornado nears 4:40-4:58 Calmness ends. Winds and lightning start to pick up again 4:58-5:11 The leading edge of the circulation hits. Rain and winds pummel the area with ferocity. 5:11-5:20 Lightning illuminates the approaching tornado 5:20-5:27 The freight train like roar of the tornado grows louder and louder 5:27-5:34 The tornado is now seconds away from hitting 5:34-5:40 The tornado hits 5:40-5:47 Complete destruction
Yeah it's a piccolo and bass clarinet solo (duo?) but in my school our piccolo doesn't work so i'll be doing it on my flute. It's really hard to be on pitch!
This takes me back. I played flute in middle school and this was so fun and energizing to play. The flutes rocked the house with all that speed and intensity.
Had my students play the Tempest last year. I'm gonna order this piece and put it in front of them this year and watch their jaws drop as they at first complain about how hard it is and then watch them love it by the end of the semester. All I am saying is that I wish there was music like this when I was in middle school...
I'm playing this in band camp and we haven't gotten to the end bc we have like 9 other songs. So I'm listening to the last 5 bars over and over again because they are MAGIC.
I played Cymbals for this back in high school. I remember getting carried away with the crash-chokes and getting the attention of the band room. I miss those days, hopefully someday I'll play percussion. But for now, its chasing storms occasionally to this tune. For any that come and go, stay safe out there!
Our band director decided to continue rehearsals after quarantine so now we are going to play this song with almost 9 months of no practicing and I just love it
RIP Robert W Smith, your scores got me into liking concert band starting in high school, this song got me into like band because of the time changes, dynamics, and emotions and i never got to experience that in middle school. Thank you so much for this beautiful and striking song and into the storm made me a better timpani player then i was in middle school because yet again with the dynamics it really help me understand emotion through music. We all love you Robert W Smith. ❤❤❤
Agreed. I'm only in the 10th grade I don't know how the crap I'm supposed to play this. But let me tell you I'm pretty good at everything before measure 14. 😂
It’s my favorite song by Robert W. Smith by far, it’s such a precious song to me in so many complicated ways. I was first flute in middle school when I played this song, I absolutely loved how fast and soothingly repetitive the flute part is.
I just used this in my DnD campaign (at the request of two players who are definitely ex-orchestra kids lol) for an undead pirate battle. It worked brilliantly! What a beautiful peace!
Listening to this song makes me want to cry. It was 6th grade when I played this, a sort of iffy euphonium player who wasnt confidence in his skills. Now I am going into an arts highschool and all my time in middle school band is fading away. The middle of the song almodt made me shed tears. Remember my friends I will leave behind and the band constructor.
I love the part at 1:51 and 1:58 where it all slows down and relaxes and then the low brass comes in and then the solo The part is very magical for the first clarinets when it slows down also and flute and bass clarinet solo is awesome
Watching these videos just makes me cry...were probably not even going to do a full in person concert for a good while....and I'm going to miss when I was in my school's top band because we went to all these competitions...this wasn't one of them but still brings back memories of when my band director would get mad when someone didn't know their part after he'd gone over it multiple times or when we would go over our competition music multiple times until we were perfect even if he took all period to help a certain section on a certain part....
This song represents a hurricane. Reason being is the first part is intense which represents the first side of the hurricane. Then when the piece gets calm, it represents the eye of the hurricane where it is all calm and peaceful. Then it gets intense again representing the other side of the hurricane when it starts being chaotic again. Absolute masterpiece!
Played this freshman year, then we got a new band director. I’m a junior and he wants us to play it again next year and I’m pumped! One of my favorites pieces!
I played the timpani for this piece in 7th grade and the ending was super fun to play. we never got to perform it because of the pandemic, but probably my favorite music piece to this day.
I have to play this in band and it has haunted my nightmares and yet its not even our concert, plus the one time I am glad we have 25 trumpets they hardly get to play meanwhile us (woodwinds) have to play the entire time! we do not have enough air for this. but it is so beutiful and I love a chalenge
I played the glockenspiel part to this, and my teacher claimed it was the most important part in the band. Those several measures of rest say otherwise, but I guess that shows that it must serve more crucial parts to the piece
Me:*tries to find an interesting euphonium part Arranger:how bout I leave euphonium and trombone to rest for 30 measures Also me:not again. All I want is an interesting part for once
Flutes: ok y’all let’s go really fast on 5 notes and make our fingers tired. Piccolo and Bass Clarinet: Ok so imma make everyone go deaf and you make yourself sound like your belching. PERFECT DUET
when I found this song I showed it to my band director and we played it for competition my 8th grade yeah and they gave us all ones and said we sounded better than most highschool bands they have ever heard I love this song
You know ur a band kid when u scroll through UA-cam and just look at scores for pure enjoyment. Love this piece its so energetic and graceful at the same time.
Literally what I’m doing rn
True
Robert W. Smith himself came to our college and I just realized I’ve performed Encanto by him it blew my mind
@@l0af_o bro thats amazing
Yes, you are correct.
Rip Robert w smith. You wrote the first ever solo I played in a concert setting and were one of the many composers that have inspired me to write myself.
This just made me search it up… this song suddenly felt a lot more somber to me.
R.I.P
I still can't believe he passed away. I heard it from a composer friend of mine, and I didn't believe it until I saw it myself. His piece, The Great Locomotive Chase, was the first I have ever conducted on UA-cam. His legacy will be here forever, and his teachings will forever impact us all as musicians.
wait… he died??
@@whoisashaa yes sadly he passed away about a month ago. Brian balmages posted about it on social media
i reccomended this to my teacher and he actually gave us the sheet music and now im crying.
DreamPool same
DreamPool what grade are yall
Funny
i played this in 7th grade it was pretty challenging, but our band director wanted us to do something hard for us
Insant regret right
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This piece is so cool because it actually feels like you are going into a storm. Thanks Robert W. Smith
It does!
We played it like the world was ending
@@joelfred2900 we played it like it was a bright sunny day outside, with no forte or crescendos or decrescendos or anything.
@@christineclark279 yes and i got sooo many goosebumps from this piece
Yeah thx I played this 4 my audition 4 seiner band lol
This was one of the songs to my most recent (and last) concert. Yeah, us in the flute section died. Half way through, we just started to fade off one by one. It’s survival of the flutist
Miammey Demon Wolf great wording 😂
Amen flutist here
I am a flute\piccolo player and I am scared half to death the song sounds so pretty but there are some parts I am nervous about!
In awe with the collective love/hate within us flutists regarding these type of scores. :D
I have a flute friend who's lungs keep dying on her 😂
The beginning and the end are all intense and stuff and then the middle is all calm and relaxed...
Like the eye of the storm.
I Do Stuff UwU reminds me of michael oare’s cyclone
When you said that, first thing that popped into my mind was I M A G I N A R I U M
holy shit i didn’t even realize that and i’ve been working on this piece for months
Woh
IIRC, that's actually in the description.
We played this in our band last semester. At around 2:10 there's supposed to be a gong hit. Our dear auxiliary percussionist, Sera, hit it wayyyyy too loud and scared everyone in the band, including the director. Me and the other percussionists just yelled "SERA!" in response. Best moment of that semester.
Oh my goodness
I can imagine Sera being like: Oops
Just having a look on her face like she accidentally stepped on the neighbors cat
Nobody asked
@@loaid2078 nobody asked you to respond either. It’s called freedom of speech.
tempest on drugs
Mr. Giraffe420 yess!!
Hell yeah
YES
If tempest was Klaus from umbrella academy
Hell yeah brother
I CAN ACTUALLY HERE THE FLUTES (our school the brass play so loud we cant hear percussion )
Nyathewierdo * at our school percussion tries to murder your ears
Nyathewierdo * at my school, it’s the opposite... 🤣🤣
nobody gives two shits
o bama 😂
At our school percussion and saxes are the loudest ones because our trombones (8) suck ass and you can barely hear them
I’m a bass clarinetist and my band director chose this piece! Freaking excited, bass clarinet actually has something other than the typical quarter note bass line! I’ll be noticed!
Frl
I love all of this man's bass clarinet parts Africa: Ceremony, Song and dance has my favorite of all of his bass clarinet soli parts as well.
omg me too😭
@Grossitzmel We need an update! How did it go, how did yall perform? Cmon we need answers.
I felt the same when I saw this
-fellow bass clarinetist
reminds me of the tempest. dat bass clarinet solo and woodwinds integrations
Yea I've played all three and Maelstrom is more difficult on certain parts. Nonetheless they are really fun pieces to play once you get the hang of it. I particularly like the woodwind soli. Alto sax player here.
Music Engineer Texan it’s actually not a bass clarinet solo lol. I’m playing this in my band and it’s a duet, with the bass clarinet and a piccolo
Music Engineer Texan
I played tempest in 6th grade
I’m in 7th, now we’re playing Cumberland Cross, Go west and possibly other songs. Maybe this
It's the tempest part 3 into the storm
Bass clarinet for life sunny boy
I remember playing this piece with my band teacher a few years ago. He was literally everyone's favourite teacher and he shared happy and joyful moments with us throughout the year. Sadly, he moved away to a different school, and Into the Storm was the very last piece he conducted for us on the very last concert with him at our school. We emotionally spoke our goodbye speech to him and thanked him for the memories he made for us before we tearfully performed this piece. Everyone sincerely misses him after that night and every time I come here to revisit this piece, I think of him.
That is LITERALLY my story except not the pre-performance speech. Also, that performance (graduation) was the first one I got to perform in orchestra for (instead of his beginning band). I was likely drafted because I was the ONLY brass instrument in the school, but I did work hard on my horn to get in. Trumpet BTW.
My band teacher tended to…well, almost do that. I wonder if he started throwing things when he probably got moved to a different school.
As an alto sax player, this piece was SOOOOOO much fun. Robert W Smith really knows how to let the woodwinds show off a bit!
I love the price save for the 60ish 8th notes at the start of just concert bflat
yeah, although measures 70-90 were really hard
Can we all agree Robert W. Smith is an absolute fiend when it comes to composing bangers like this.
do you know what fiend even means lol
@@nivanmajhi23 Robert Smith is a dumbass for writing this incredible piece ig 😅
That much I can agree with you on
Dude I played this for band camp last year and I haven’t heard it since, I’m crying
I heard this song played by my school's previous top band and I've been trying to convince my teacher to just give us the music, not even make us play, just give us the music.
0:03-0:22 The calm atmosphere before the storm comes
0:22-0:36 The leading edge of the storm arrives
0:36-1:14 Torrential rain, thunder, and strong winds
1:14-1:26 Epic lightning flashes
1:26-1:38 Rain and winds become more furious
1:38-1:51 Rain stops but the lightning is still just as aggressive
1:51-2:32 Winds, lightning, and thunder slowly start to subside
2:32-4:40 The indescribably creepy and haunting deceptive calmness that occurs as the tornado nears
4:40-4:58 Calmness ends. Winds and lightning start to pick up again
4:58-5:11 The leading edge of the circulation hits. Rain and winds pummel the area with ferocity.
5:11-5:20 Lightning illuminates the approaching tornado
5:20-5:27 The freight train like roar of the tornado grows louder and louder
5:27-5:34 The tornado is now seconds away from hitting
5:34-5:40 The tornado hits
5:40-5:47 Complete destruction
U read this while listening and I could picture the story so clearly, thank you
I always thought this song sounded like the storm of a hurricane. For me the calmness is like the eye of the storm.
Best comment I’ve seen in a while
@ I remember playing this in 8th grade band. Being a severe weather enthusiast, this was how I thought of the piece.
The band director let me bang the bass drum as hard as I could at 5:33, one of the best moments in my life
Relatable
Robert W Smith actually wrote this song when he was snowed in a hotel for 5 days
I love the bass clarinet and flute solo 2:12 and this part at 3:34-4:03
Yeah it's a piccolo and bass clarinet solo (duo?) but in my school our piccolo doesn't work so i'll be doing it on my flute. It's really hard to be on pitch!
RIP. Thank you for composing these amazing pieces.
I remember playing this in high school, being a first chair flautist, by the end of the song I was dead... lol
HA I'm playing this for middle school 8th grade year
yetchi is cool I did this I’m kindergarten
@@andrewgabaldon1451 Really? i played this in my moms womb.
@@uhh3457 oh wow I played this when my parents um you know heh... you get the idea
Grim Reaper I played this when music wasn’t even a thing
Fly high Mr. Smith
Rest in Peace Robert W. Smith, your music has had a lasting impact of music students worldwide.
This takes me back. I played flute in middle school and this was so fun and energizing to play. The flutes rocked the house with all that speed and intensity.
Had my students play the Tempest last year. I'm gonna order this piece and put it in front of them this year and watch their jaws drop as they at first complain about how hard it is and then watch them love it by the end of the semester. All I am saying is that I wish there was music like this when I was in middle school...
My band just played this last Friday for our concert and my band teacher said that it was the best we’ve played this year! I play flute btw
Congrats
x0x0 Alyssa when will people stop assuming people care what instrument you play
o bama it does cause this song is EXTREMELY hard for flutes. Ik cause i played this song last year and we are planning to do it again
PSI Ness what are you in 5th grade and think this shit is hard? I play Bari sax and the flute part is a breeze
o bama im in 9th grade
I'm playing this in band camp and we haven't gotten to the end bc we have like 9 other songs.
So I'm listening to the last 5 bars over and over again because they are MAGIC.
Thank you RWS for composing these awesome songs, we'll miss you.
My band teacher is thinking about doing this I’m trying to get him to
Oh my god yes
ME TOO BUT HE SAID WE ARENT READY YETWHBX
my band teacher's band teacher wrote this piece!
im playing the oboe part of this piece in a few months. Im so excited! But I have to practice more :D
So, your band teacher's teacher was Robert W. Smith? That's actually pretty cool. :)
Damm and he also wrote appalachian morning that song was so fun on trumpet 1
Alfred Music and Hal Leonard will forever be my go-to for comfort music. Sharing these wonderful composers' pieces of art gives me hope in the world
I play french horn and where doing this song for our contest 😂♥️
My people uwu
I have found my people
Directioner Defusion did you get that rip at the end when we were playing it our band director goes play the nastiest rip you have ever played XD
*plays f with intensity*
Finally some people who play a French horn around here
I played Cymbals for this back in high school. I remember getting carried away with the crash-chokes and getting the attention of the band room. I miss those days, hopefully someday I'll play percussion. But for now, its chasing storms occasionally to this tune. For any that come and go, stay safe out there!
We're currently learning this right now..
иιgнтмαяє we learned this today and i play saxophone and i love ittt
good luck performing
same
Wow how are the flutes doing lol
《•A S H_ R E A P E R•》 A H
I miss this song this was my first piece ever in symphonic band in middle school this piece will always be treasured in my heart
favorite part 2:32... it remind me a song from the WWII ends it's so magical😭 I'm crying bcz it's my solo in class too so...
kinda sounds like Jurassic Park too
StayKidz Luver i likes this part
Played this in my county's honor band in middle school. Trumpets for the win!
2:36 is very colorful and melodic.
This is a Bass Clarinet players dream song.. This was my favorite song to play in band.
Our band director decided to continue rehearsals after quarantine so now we are going to play this song with almost 9 months of no practicing and I just love it
This is one of my dream songs to play and have been recommending it to my band teacher for 3 years. I hope we can finally play it someday.
I adored the flute part for this song, we played it for our our spring concert
RIP Robert W Smith, your scores got me into liking concert band starting in high school, this song got me into like band because of the time changes, dynamics, and emotions and i never got to experience that in middle school. Thank you so much for this beautiful and striking song and into the storm made me a better timpani player then i was in middle school because yet again with the dynamics it really help me understand emotion through music. We all love you Robert W Smith. ❤❤❤
This part gives me chills, one of my 2nd favorite parts of the song 5:34
Rip flute :(
And clarinet lol.
Yes im a flute too and at measure 14 i get lost like after 2 notes...😥😓
Agreed. I'm only in the 10th grade I don't know how the crap I'm supposed to play this. But let me tell you I'm pretty good at everything before measure 14. 😂
Send help pls
dude it really isnt that bad
Thank you FOR FINALLY GIVING THE BASS CLARINET A SOLO. First one of those I've ever seen I think
Hellcat060 u can barely hear the bass clarinet tho Bc it’s mainly piccolo 😂😂
It’s my favorite song by Robert W. Smith by far, it’s such a precious song to me in so many complicated ways. I was first flute in middle school when I played this song, I absolutely loved how fast and soothingly repetitive the flute part is.
Same!
I played this in 6th grade
Favorite part: 2:32-4:46
So beautiful and the french horns and saxophones at 4:31 is just ❤
I hate that part because I’m a percussionist and don’t play there
This piece is the sole reason why I started composing my own music! Good job
I just used this in my DnD campaign (at the request of two players who are definitely ex-orchestra kids lol) for an undead pirate battle. It worked brilliantly! What a beautiful peace!
Listening to this song makes me want to cry. It was 6th grade when I played this, a sort of iffy euphonium player who wasnt confidence in his skills. Now I am going into an arts highschool and all my time in middle school band is fading away. The middle of the song almodt made me shed tears. Remember my friends I will leave behind and the band constructor.
6th?! Wow my brother played this in 9th your must have been talented
Currently listening the year after we played it, in band, during a winter storm
My band has only played the tempest so far I hope we get to do this song though
I love the part at 1:51 and 1:58 where it all slows down and relaxes and then the low brass comes in and then the solo
The part is very magical for the first clarinets when it slows down also and flute and bass clarinet solo is awesome
I'm the nerd here to correct you, it's a piccolo flute
Watching these videos just makes me cry...were probably not even going to do a full in person concert for a good while....and I'm going to miss when I was in my school's top band because we went to all these competitions...this wasn't one of them but still brings back memories of when my band director would get mad when someone didn't know their part after he'd gone over it multiple times or when we would go over our competition music multiple times until we were perfect even if he took all period to help a certain section on a certain part....
This song represents a hurricane. Reason being is the first part is intense which represents the first side of the hurricane. Then when the piece gets calm, it represents the eye of the hurricane where it is all calm and peaceful. Then it gets intense again representing the other side of the hurricane when it starts being chaotic again. Absolute masterpiece!
I'm in 6th, and I'm going to be playing this at the end of the year. Saxes all the way!
you’re in 11th now. 🙂
I heard this piece for the first time today at an All West Concert... I am in love with it!! Robert W. Smith can write some EPIC percussion parts!!
our concert is coming up and this is the final piece we’re gonna play in it, i’m gonna miss this song
- a euphonium player
We’re playing this in band and it was so good I hade to listen to it
Played this freshman year, then we got a new band director. I’m a junior and he wants us to play it again next year and I’m pumped! One of my favorites pieces!
My schools intermediate band did this, they made it feel more like a thunderstorm rather than a blizzard. It was purposeful and cool.
I played the timpani for this piece in 7th grade and the ending was super fun to play. we never got to perform it because of the pandemic, but probably my favorite music piece to this day.
I was looking for a piece called through the storm, but this piece is sick 🔥
that bass clarinet part 🥺👌
When my band played into the storm, I got the bass clarinet solo part.... Since I play bass clarinet (duh)
I got the bass clarinet part and I play Percussion.....
bro me too
Kirby Fan im the only bass clarinet in the entire school band lmao aHhHh i’m doomed lol
@@iamdeadinside420 dude same but I play flute lol
why do I care it’s not like the part’s hard
the brass section in my band is really crappy its nice to hear good brass
sai.crooper sameeee only our whole band is crappy
In my band, the flutes (me) are good, so are the clarinets, the percussion is AMAZING, but the rest of the band sucks.
sai.cropper mood
My band is really good but we cant beat Rincon middle school there like high school but we can beat mission and maybe baer valley
I'm a trombone player. Tell them they need to put in 10x more the energy they put. Btws I also did play this.
Robert seems to always have something loop
encanto tho,
MiniStealth_ True
Reminds me of when i played this in highschool. I miss my old trombone
Dang, you rented one?
I love the trombone
Put it at 1.25x, that’s a bit closer to what we played it at XD
This is a beautiful piece, and it has a great percussion part. I am currently playing this in band
One of my favorite songs from middle school. Dang I loved band class with Mr. Gerdes
I really want to play this in my band
Same!
i used to hate this song but it’s sooo much fun to play
This would be fun in my band because we are rowdy like a storm!
Saaaaame
So do I
The Robert W Smith Classic:
Pick-A-Note
My sister was going to play this at her concert.... I WISH THEY HAD!!👍
This was my favorite song to play on the sax back when I was in band💪 LOVE this song!💯
As a baritone player the flowing part of this song is so fun to play
Love this song. Played the bass clarinet with this. Soli!!!
I play the saxophone in my advanced band and my director chose this song. I love it!
5:33 had me on the edge of my seat
1:14 my favorite part of this video (btw I play bari sax)
I have to play this in band and it has haunted my nightmares and yet its not even our concert, plus the one time I am glad we have 25 trumpets they hardly get to play meanwhile us (woodwinds) have to play the entire time! we do not have enough air for this. but it is so beutiful and I love a chalenge
This song tells such a story.
1:14-1:26 is the best part in my opinion
I played the glockenspiel part to this, and my teacher claimed it was the most important part in the band. Those several measures of rest say otherwise, but I guess that shows that it must serve more crucial parts to the piece
I played this at graduation it was our senior song.
Me:*tries to find an interesting euphonium part
Arranger:how bout I leave euphonium and trombone to rest for 30 measures
Also me:not again. All I want is an interesting part for once
Abbey K incantations is a good song also by smith haha , i also play euphonium and it’s amazing and really fun to play on euph :)
There is one called Phantasm that gives you guys the melody but only once I believe
rudolph the red nosed reindeer lol, that one was fun because the low brass got the melody
That piccolo and bass clarinet duet bring back happy memories of high school band.
Rest peacefully Robert Smith you will be missed by band students and and directors and also composers who knew you
Sorry to hear that but also my band does not have a bassoon it sounds cool just no one is willing to play it
i play bassoon and im playing the tempest in a concert on 2/24/23@@Jude-wy4xx
*24
Update we do have a bassoon niw
Trabuco Hills Marching Band. I'll never forget almost passing out after the show....
Thank you for posting this
Flutes: ok y’all let’s go really fast on 5 notes and make our fingers tired.
Piccolo and Bass Clarinet: Ok so imma make everyone go deaf and you make yourself sound like your belching. PERFECT DUET
when I found this song I showed it to my band director and we played it for competition my 8th grade yeah and they gave us all ones and said we sounded better than most highschool bands they have ever heard I love this song
R.I.P. Robert W. Smith 😢
I love this piece so much! We played it as a marching show and the crowd loved it!
it was fun playing the solo at 2:13
Playing this for concert this year! Playing on flute and doing piccolo solo
When my band played this we skipped the first 4 measures because we couldnt get the notes in tune so we just started at 5
My band instructor would have just made us play over and over again
then try tuning before you play? we do that every day
at 1:14 those harmonies are so powerful yet so beautiful
1:51 where it gets all slow and the solo is absolutely beautiful
RIP Robert W Smith
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