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Classical Music

sdfernando

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2. This is an incredibly beautiful piece.

Reply to sprinkleeninow (Original post)

Sun Oct 12, 2025, 10:17 PM

Oct 12

The Hillcrest Wind Ensemble performed a band arrangement of this at a recent concert. It was my last concert with them after 39 years. Since I'm moving to Spain I left the group. Bittersweet concert for me.

The piece is extremely difficult. Not technically but the phrasing and muted dynamics make it very hard for a wind band to play.

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This message was self-deleted by its author Ocelot II Oct 12 #1

This is an incredibly beautiful piece. sdfernando Oct 12 #2

Oh my! Remarkable that you played together that long. sprinkleeninow Oct 12 #3

One of my Whitacre favs VGuerra276 Oct 12 #4

Your lovely critique! 🩷 sprinkleeninow Oct 12 #5