Vic Firth Presents: Stained Glass by David R. Gillingham

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  • Опубліковано 4 гру 2024

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  • @TMJJack
    @TMJJack 8 років тому +43

    I played this years ago with my section. I was the tom part. When I listen to it, my gut still forces me to stand and count 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 1 2 3... That sequence messed with my head for over a month. Whenever I felt unoccupied during any part of the day, I would practice and repeat those damn alternating time signatures to myself. It's hard to describe being so flustered. Everyone stutters occasionally, but to stutter, not buffer, in one's own thoughts is both confusing and demoralizing on a very strange level. While this piece did bring me some discomfort, I'm glad I got to play it. It's hard to say why exactly. Maybe I enjoy the intensity.

    • @tylerwiseman453
      @tylerwiseman453 9 місяців тому

      What time signitures was this piece in? It sounds like it was in something crazy

  • @chromica2621
    @chromica2621 9 років тому +13

    Our high school marching band played an arrangement of this for our 2012 show's opener, and it's arguably my favorite opener our band had ever done

    • @reissecupfilms
      @reissecupfilms 6 років тому +1

      is there a video?

    • @ash-jf9dd
      @ash-jf9dd 5 років тому +3

      My High school's marching band is playing it for our opener for this year's show, I'm on the marimba part

    • @eboone
      @eboone 2 роки тому +2

      We’re doing it for the ballad

    • @chromica2621
      @chromica2621 2 роки тому +1

      Glad to see it's still being used so many years later

    • @chromica2621
      @chromica2621 2 роки тому

      @@reissecupfilms I suppose (very) late better than never, but here it is: ua-cam.com/video/vcS1onas1Nw/v-deo.html

  • @sivadepilif
    @sivadepilif 5 років тому +6

    IMHO, one of the most bealtiful pieces for percussion ensemble

  • @gilli1gd
    @gilli1gd 10 років тому +14

    The chime part, along with depicting cathedral bells, was also a tribute to one of the composer's teachers, H. Owen Reed who used the same technique in the 'Mass' movement of "La Fiesta Mexicana".

    • @artsykub
      @artsykub 8 років тому

      YES! KNEW it sounded familiar

  • @MikeBishopMusic
    @MikeBishopMusic 11 років тому +2

    One of my all-time favorite percussion ensemble pieces!

  • @dominicmazenko9490
    @dominicmazenko9490 5 років тому +2

    One year my drumline perfomed this as our percussion feature. That same year we did it as a percussion ensemble too. Then again in college i had the privilege of performing this again

  • @AnthonyMariano2112
    @AnthonyMariano2112 10 років тому +2

    An amazing piece! I am studying with the professor who commissioned this piece, Douglas Wolf. I haven't heard a bad version of this ever.

  • @katherinetheking
    @katherinetheking Рік тому +1

    i’m a sophomore at my high school and i was just told to learn the piano part for this… i’m really scared from how intimidating it looks but i’m also so excited to learn it

  • @navalshastri
    @navalshastri 7 років тому

    One of the great composition and presentation. Visual Inspiration is great. Amazing feeling after watching it. Blessed

  • @ShaquanTalbert
    @ShaquanTalbert 7 років тому +1

    I played timpani but my favorite movement will always be the second movement. Its so beautiful.

  • @dillonmoore8704
    @dillonmoore8704 8 років тому +2

    David Gillingham went to my high school! We just commissioned a piece of his called "Home Again" at our concert last night! It's weird to think that someone as widely recognized as him is from our small country community.

    • @ShaneCasserly
      @ShaneCasserly 8 років тому

      haha we had a song commissioned for the lancaster percussion ensemble as well! before he became as big as he is now.

  • @hughjass2612
    @hughjass2612 Місяць тому +1

    7:03 mvmt 3

  • @SenseiDrums
    @SenseiDrums 13 років тому

    Splendid! VF, please bring us some more OU music. What a great ensemble!

  • @SickerTrumpet
    @SickerTrumpet 2 роки тому +1

    The Chamber of Sages from Zelda Orcina of time was also created/sampled from the movement they started at 6:00. You’re welcome 😊

  • @braedenalberstein5128
    @braedenalberstein5128 6 років тому +3

    6:00 for personal reference.

  • @moonkitty43
    @moonkitty43 11 місяців тому +1

    wowowowow

  • @FrankNawrot
    @FrankNawrot 7 років тому +1

    Killer piece!

  • @SenseiDrums
    @SenseiDrums 13 років тому

    @theCguy64 If you mean the chime player, then yes, very likely. This is a premiere ensemble at a great music school. Probably doubling the chime sounds with the same pitch twice on each hand for volume and a more effective diminuendo.

  • @jonhillery7736
    @jonhillery7736 8 років тому +7

    WAIT! This was in Cavaliers Indoor 2015 right?!?!?!?

    • @luckystiff5695
      @luckystiff5695 6 років тому +1

      Jon Hillery It was also the closer to SCV 2000

  • @SickerTrumpet
    @SickerTrumpet 2 роки тому

    Look up Santa Clara Vanguard 2000 (The drum corp) this was ending to their incredible fav favorite 2000 show.

  • @spaceshxtking
    @spaceshxtking 8 років тому +1

    This was our closer four years ago

  • @kirk_baltzell
    @kirk_baltzell 7 років тому +5

    Man, that pianist played that like it was nothing

  • @prionian6641
    @prionian6641 8 років тому

    so looking forward to the '16 season, this will be the basis for our show this year!!!!

    • @Yoyobb409
      @Yoyobb409 8 років тому

      This was used for the 3rd movement of my sophomore marching show called cathedrals. This piece is truly amazing.

  • @jerrydrumline
    @jerrydrumline Місяць тому

    Wowww

  • @BladeTNT2018
    @BladeTNT2018 2 роки тому

    Part of my our Marching Show

  • @QuickscopingJew
    @QuickscopingJew 8 років тому +1

    I'm playing Perc 4 for this part (The marimba to the far left of conductor front row). What mallets are being used as soft/hard and for 4-mallets?

  • @Br04U12No93
    @Br04U12No93 11 років тому

    Perfeitoooh...

  • @tbone0303
    @tbone0303 13 років тому

    Playing this for winter percussion! XD

  • @kylef4784
    @kylef4784 Рік тому

    Camera man appearance! 6:17

  • @jsphknt
    @jsphknt 12 років тому +1

    i think he has to play it like that because he has to play both at once and the side of the hammer doesnt make as much sound as the ends

  • @hughjass2612
    @hughjass2612 Місяць тому

    Movement 2 3:00 or so

  • @JoeDFWAviation
    @JoeDFWAviation 3 місяці тому

    I think we did bowed vibraphone in place of the glasses

  • @DorEnErnil
    @DorEnErnil 2 роки тому

    Santa Clara Vanguard sent me here!

  • @fioletovium7801
    @fioletovium7801 Рік тому

    5:14

  • @たいがなの
    @たいがなの 3 роки тому

    かっこいいの!

  • @cireravilob
    @cireravilob 7 років тому +2

    SCV 😊

    • @luckystiff5695
      @luckystiff5695 7 років тому +2

      Glad someone here recognizes it. I've been on a binge of Vanguard shows, recently, and I've decided to listen to all the source music and it does not disappoint.

  • @LionAzul
    @LionAzul 11 років тому +6

    Shazam, chill. You didn't even play piano. I did. Trust me, compared to your Vibraphone part, the piano part makes your part look like bloody Twinkle, Twinkle, little star.
    - Yes, It's me. Joseph.

    • @EpicMind500
      @EpicMind500 7 років тому

      Yeah that piano part is bloody hell.

    • @LanceNEvans
      @LanceNEvans Рік тому

      I was the piano player for this piece’s debut, at Iowa State University. I have an autographed piano score. I agree, the piano part was very challenging. Lots of fun, though!!

  • @drumaddictkc
    @drumaddictkc 11 років тому +5

    In my experience, mixed meter ensemble pieces usually sound ...crafted and blah. But....Gillingham.

  • @sinice422
    @sinice422 6 років тому

    I play bass, tam tam, and temple blocks. I play nothing during cathedrals lol

    • @jtlinton4014
      @jtlinton4014 5 років тому

      Sinice ayyy same, I play toms and roto toms

  • @hoosier9009
    @hoosier9009 12 років тому

    Heres the real answer-Its Gillingham.

  • @Drumstixxxes
    @Drumstixxxes 11 років тому +17

    Moral of the story - as a percussionist, you will be given your fair share of parts you don't want. It's about creating music in the end. If you complain about being able to make wonderful music with other talented musicians, you should consider choosing another profession. This profession is not made for people who half-ass.