My high school played this my sophomore year... easy peasy. Then, we moved on to Maslanka's Symphony 8, my junior year.
@betsyfish362311 күн бұрын
Tuba 🔛🔝
@terryeverhart461112 күн бұрын
Holst is and always be my favorite composer. I learned this piece in 9th grade for an outdoor composition and continue to try to break into my fb and Google accounts. 😢 I'm thoroughly completely with my accounts being so often raided by unknown entities.
@Doxsein12 күн бұрын
As a high school student, this song was one of many to help me realize the beauty of wind orchestras. I will forever love this song. Conducting it is very fun too 😊
@smileytrashbag199823 күн бұрын
march: going into war, “let’s do this!” attitude song without words: realising how serious the situation really is, sadder attitude song of the blacksmith: “oh, screw it, we’re here already” type attitude, going headon into battle fantasia on the daragason: pure chaos descends, followed by a victory at the end
@giada452424 күн бұрын
7:25
@giada452424 күн бұрын
10:20
@jamielawrence205825 күн бұрын
😊
@wisdomSPАй бұрын
Best Euphonium part ever written.
@clayless8701Ай бұрын
14:53
@kennethmaney914Ай бұрын
My great grandma Charlotte,,,,loll...Benefer would often be visited by Vaughn Williams in Kings Lynne. They would sing and confere about her songs and the folk songs she both collected and sang in her public house.
@ultra9349Ай бұрын
They played this at my sister’s grad ceremony labeled as holst’s second suite in F march I was like this is first suite not second
@zoxical2 ай бұрын
playing 2nd clarinet for this and it's probably the best thing i've played in high school so far
@zoxicalАй бұрын
update: performed it a few days ago it's pretty cool
@bpage41322 ай бұрын
I love this suite by Ralph Vaughan Williams [orchestrated here by Gordon Jacob, passed away on the 8/6/1984 at the age of 88], especially I like the third movement called the March: Folk Songs From Somerset, which became a signature tune for a TV series called Farming Diary for Anglia TV. A great performance from Sir Neville Marriner [who would`ve been 100 on the 15/4/2024] conducting the Academy of St. Martin In The Fields. A Great Recording. 😊😇💯❤♋
@78793862 ай бұрын
Played this in HS Concert Band, 1970. As 1st chair Alto Sax. Wonderful memories.
@TheForestor2 ай бұрын
This hit.
@MilesRichmond-fw2mk2 ай бұрын
I’m in 8th grade and we are playing this for our high school band
@JacksonBaumgartner-ke8hl2 ай бұрын
1:50 Clarinet, Flute, Piccolo, and Euphonium nailed melodies
@kathryncoles42062 ай бұрын
My mother and dad had the album and I loved listening to it as well.
@achoo51413 ай бұрын
First chair clarinet with the solo for my spring concert coming up. Gotta say I’m a lil nervy
@enochoguntuase24963 ай бұрын
This will be the last concert piece i ever play with all my best friends as a senior in highschool. Truly a beautiful end to our chapter in band.
@federicozimerman81673 ай бұрын
It reminds me of Vaughn Williams in a way.
@Sam-qx8bz4 ай бұрын
I am playing this in my band class rn, and i am finally getting recognized as a euphonium. Such a beautiful and heart-warming piece
@imapaine-diaz44514 ай бұрын
My son Studied tuba and played in our county honor band. they played this in a regional band competition and he just nailed it. they won second place, and I'll always remember how how proud I was🤩🤩 He's now head of IT at a national Insurance company. Music should be an essential part of every child's education.
@taramay7824 ай бұрын
I played this in all state band and I was playing the contra alto clarinet so I love hearing the low brass and woodwinds blow the roof off this piece. It's so pretty all of the movements! I still love listening to this piece right now!
@lucasirwin30744 ай бұрын
Played this in my 2006 high school band. It was my favourite piece.
@skyewillhite73834 ай бұрын
I cry EVERYTIME I listen to this, I fell in love with this piece in 9th grade and every once in a while I’ll come back to listen to it. Full blast in my headphones the build up makes me sob
@user-tl3hb2tc1v4 ай бұрын
I played this last year in my wind ensemble and it was super fun! ( I played chimes and bells on this)
@RynnHensman5 ай бұрын
1:58 and 8:14
@eniss11825 ай бұрын
thank God I had awesome band directors and an absolutely phenomenal group of students to play this with in high-school, I miss it so much.
@CT-75435 ай бұрын
F horn at the end of part one, it’s just a bunch of F# octave jumps and then it’s F# to G and then E to G. It’s painful but so good. And part 2 is just horn central. Horn W
@energydragon06125 ай бұрын
High school euphonium player here! We are playing the Chaccone for our spring concert and thinking about doing the March and Intermezzo for our next, and I couldn’t be more terrified/excited! So much euphonium sound in this piece-I love it. I’ve never played a solo before and even if it’s brief, I’m ecstatic. (6:42)
@bread_girl_jane5 ай бұрын
i’m playing timpani on this piece for my college’s symphonic band. i don’t know how to explain what this means but this piece, especially the first movement, is just so holst. i’m in love.
@chance3175 ай бұрын
Sounds like it can be in the 1956 BTF film Making Tracks haha
@DriizyEdits5 ай бұрын
I'm playing this as a percussionist for All-county middle school band! I play the mallet solos!
@thegoldenw5 ай бұрын
Shoutouts to the loudest I’ve ever been instructed to play on my instrument🎺🎺 Love this piece
@matthewnell5 ай бұрын
6:54 for the fugue :)
@berndbodenstein22585 ай бұрын
The best Performance ❤
@user-gj1hl2dv3w6 ай бұрын
Played this forty five years ago as a bassoon first chair…..listening, I can see the music in front of me. Great memories.
@ifliptoomuchАй бұрын
Let’s go! Finally someone else plays bassoon other than me….currently playing this in a middle school band, bassoon parts actually fun for once. Great piece overall.
@Histgyph6 ай бұрын
Is movement 3 supposed to have the wild variations in tempo at the beginning that you can hear in this recording? The arrangement I played had a consistent tempo for at least the first half of the movement.
@potatopuff72372 ай бұрын
Its supposed to speed up, yeah. But some arrangements keep it steady.
@drewsnipez6 ай бұрын
The tuba and piccolo duet is a genius end to this masterpiece.
@supergran10007 ай бұрын
Lovely childhood memories of my dad playing this on the record player in the 60s.
@Ritchie3077 ай бұрын
Played both 1st suite in Eb and 2nd suite in f as 1st cornet back in my senior year in high school, and I can still see my director waving that baton like HE was Gustav Holst
@Lilboogie12107 ай бұрын
It’s my freshman year of highschool, and I get to have the privilege of playing this piece for a Music Performance Adjudication, along with Stars and stripes forever, cannot wait to see how it goes!
@Jay-kw2ph7 ай бұрын
Middle school orchestra was goated Won the cmea festival with this banger
@sbrian717 ай бұрын
Just watched the Louisville Orchestra perform this piece and rushed home ro hear it again. Absolutely fantastic!
@EmberEmpire8 ай бұрын
7:02
@EmberEmpire8 ай бұрын
2:44
@_Blahaj8 ай бұрын
The band im a part of is playing this piece all this year. We were given it at the very beginning and our first concert is in two days, where we'll be performing the first movement. This is such a fun song and I'm glad I got the opportunity to play this! (Im a flute btw)
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My high school played this my sophomore year... easy peasy. Then, we moved on to Maslanka's Symphony 8, my junior year.
Tuba 🔛🔝
Holst is and always be my favorite composer. I learned this piece in 9th grade for an outdoor composition and continue to try to break into my fb and Google accounts. 😢 I'm thoroughly completely with my accounts being so often raided by unknown entities.
As a high school student, this song was one of many to help me realize the beauty of wind orchestras. I will forever love this song. Conducting it is very fun too 😊
march: going into war, “let’s do this!” attitude song without words: realising how serious the situation really is, sadder attitude song of the blacksmith: “oh, screw it, we’re here already” type attitude, going headon into battle fantasia on the daragason: pure chaos descends, followed by a victory at the end
7:25
10:20
😊
Best Euphonium part ever written.
14:53
My great grandma Charlotte,,,,loll...Benefer would often be visited by Vaughn Williams in Kings Lynne. They would sing and confere about her songs and the folk songs she both collected and sang in her public house.
They played this at my sister’s grad ceremony labeled as holst’s second suite in F march I was like this is first suite not second
playing 2nd clarinet for this and it's probably the best thing i've played in high school so far
update: performed it a few days ago it's pretty cool
I love this suite by Ralph Vaughan Williams [orchestrated here by Gordon Jacob, passed away on the 8/6/1984 at the age of 88], especially I like the third movement called the March: Folk Songs From Somerset, which became a signature tune for a TV series called Farming Diary for Anglia TV. A great performance from Sir Neville Marriner [who would`ve been 100 on the 15/4/2024] conducting the Academy of St. Martin In The Fields. A Great Recording. 😊😇💯❤♋
Played this in HS Concert Band, 1970. As 1st chair Alto Sax. Wonderful memories.
This hit.
I’m in 8th grade and we are playing this for our high school band
1:50 Clarinet, Flute, Piccolo, and Euphonium nailed melodies
My mother and dad had the album and I loved listening to it as well.
First chair clarinet with the solo for my spring concert coming up. Gotta say I’m a lil nervy
This will be the last concert piece i ever play with all my best friends as a senior in highschool. Truly a beautiful end to our chapter in band.
It reminds me of Vaughn Williams in a way.
I am playing this in my band class rn, and i am finally getting recognized as a euphonium. Such a beautiful and heart-warming piece
My son Studied tuba and played in our county honor band. they played this in a regional band competition and he just nailed it. they won second place, and I'll always remember how how proud I was🤩🤩 He's now head of IT at a national Insurance company. Music should be an essential part of every child's education.
I played this in all state band and I was playing the contra alto clarinet so I love hearing the low brass and woodwinds blow the roof off this piece. It's so pretty all of the movements! I still love listening to this piece right now!
Played this in my 2006 high school band. It was my favourite piece.
I cry EVERYTIME I listen to this, I fell in love with this piece in 9th grade and every once in a while I’ll come back to listen to it. Full blast in my headphones the build up makes me sob
I played this last year in my wind ensemble and it was super fun! ( I played chimes and bells on this)
1:58 and 8:14
thank God I had awesome band directors and an absolutely phenomenal group of students to play this with in high-school, I miss it so much.
F horn at the end of part one, it’s just a bunch of F# octave jumps and then it’s F# to G and then E to G. It’s painful but so good. And part 2 is just horn central. Horn W
High school euphonium player here! We are playing the Chaccone for our spring concert and thinking about doing the March and Intermezzo for our next, and I couldn’t be more terrified/excited! So much euphonium sound in this piece-I love it. I’ve never played a solo before and even if it’s brief, I’m ecstatic. (6:42)
i’m playing timpani on this piece for my college’s symphonic band. i don’t know how to explain what this means but this piece, especially the first movement, is just so holst. i’m in love.
Sounds like it can be in the 1956 BTF film Making Tracks haha
I'm playing this as a percussionist for All-county middle school band! I play the mallet solos!
Shoutouts to the loudest I’ve ever been instructed to play on my instrument🎺🎺 Love this piece
6:54 for the fugue :)
The best Performance ❤
Played this forty five years ago as a bassoon first chair…..listening, I can see the music in front of me. Great memories.
Let’s go! Finally someone else plays bassoon other than me….currently playing this in a middle school band, bassoon parts actually fun for once. Great piece overall.
Is movement 3 supposed to have the wild variations in tempo at the beginning that you can hear in this recording? The arrangement I played had a consistent tempo for at least the first half of the movement.
Its supposed to speed up, yeah. But some arrangements keep it steady.
The tuba and piccolo duet is a genius end to this masterpiece.
Lovely childhood memories of my dad playing this on the record player in the 60s.
Played both 1st suite in Eb and 2nd suite in f as 1st cornet back in my senior year in high school, and I can still see my director waving that baton like HE was Gustav Holst
It’s my freshman year of highschool, and I get to have the privilege of playing this piece for a Music Performance Adjudication, along with Stars and stripes forever, cannot wait to see how it goes!
Middle school orchestra was goated Won the cmea festival with this banger
Just watched the Louisville Orchestra perform this piece and rushed home ro hear it again. Absolutely fantastic!
7:02
2:44
The band im a part of is playing this piece all this year. We were given it at the very beginning and our first concert is in two days, where we'll be performing the first movement. This is such a fun song and I'm glad I got the opportunity to play this! (Im a flute btw)
7:37