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Is this on your website yet please?

Fantastic piece!

Played this one my junior year of high school in 2019! It was one of my last concerts, unknowingly, for obvious reasons given the year.

Where can I buy this?

That is a super job taking us through this awesome piece!

You should do strange humors for your next score study.

I hear Stravinsky rite of spring influence in this piece.

I assume Trumpet is your main instrument?

Wow…never heard this before. Another JW gem.

Love this!! 🔥

Bitonal chords moving in contrary motion instantly makes me think of stravinsky! Amazing video on an incredible piece!

Everyone else is (rightfully) commenting on the inclusion of the euphonium. Meanwhile, I'm over here pouting over the alto clarinet. 😒 (Lovely piece, nonetheless!)

Great job. Can you do a transcription on Closer to the edge and Hurracaine?

Anthony do you have a favorite transcription of this piece? Grundman or Beeler?

"Setting the Trap" will forever be one of my favorite pieces ever composed for a movie. Just so brilliantly written, and I love the homage to "Carol of the Bells" at various points in the piece. :)

Such a hard but great piece. -1st Clarinet player

I played this piece in high school band 7 years ago, and at first I thought it was kind of boring, but something about it kept me listening long after our contest. The "chorale" theme was the only theme I really caught onto when we actually played it, but seeing the depths of analysis you've done with this piece has helped me see a little bit as to why it was so memorable. So many motifs and interesting harmonies. I can still perfectly follow the euphonium part as I listen. We rehearsed it so much, since it was a bit above our difficulty level (top band at the school, but only 9th and 10th graders), that it's been ingrained into my head. A recording of our performance is actually on UA-cam, and I like to think we did as much justice to it as we could.

Very exciting! I had never heard this piece before. Your analysis makes it more enjoyable for sure. Would you consider doing one of these for Vaclav Nelhybel’s Symphonic Movement?

Poor trumpets having to wait the whole piece to only play at the end. That isn’t as bad as the piccolo player in Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony who sits there the entire symphony only to play on the brief Thunderstorm. These things happen I guess lol.

Hey, sounds awesome. Could you do a score analysis of Blue Shades by Frank Ticheli?

Very enjoyable...great performance!

Can you do of sailors and whales by Francis Macbeth?

This brings back so many good memories of playing in a band in Highschool and College. One of my most favorite songs in my life time. Shout outs to Melvin Maxwell, and Steven Matthews. Some of the best teachers and conductors who really shaped my life.

DEPECHE MODE FOREVER

Just amazing ! Don't let EVER ANYONE telling you your not talented. Greeting from France

Is there any way I could buy a printed copy of this somewhere?

Great JOB!

Heyyyy I love your score studies I was wondering if you could do Country Band March by Charles Ives?

I had theme C stuck in my head for years and I finally found it

THANK YOU so much for creating this. What a concise, organized approach to understanding this work. This was invaluable to me for the past few days as an arranger.

5:48 is it just me or am I hearing cows getting abducted by tubas

This was very emotional for me. Thank you very much.

Thank you for this! ❤

Great piece! Reminds me of Rautavaara in some spots

This looks very stealable for bass trombonists

BRAVO!👏🎶

Comfort and Solemnity of this music is off the charts

Man, this really captures a lot of the elements i love about your music. Im glad you keep posting here.

Fantastic composition! That 2nd movement is especially beautiful.

Great piece!

😤🎶💪🏽

this is a weird recording ive never heard the coronet solo cut out like that in the first movement

I was today years old when I learned the horns don’t play at 17, just saxes 😂 4:08

Músicas lindas muito bonitas

Vaughn Williams Fantasy on a theme by Thomas Tallis: 0:21 (a bit)

Man I miss playing the Timpani for this...

FYI, this recording was done by the Keystone Wind Ensemble, conducted by Jack Stamp

This was recorded by the 2008 NC 11-12 all state honor band.

the melodic contour of the saxophone solo at 13:15 is reminiscent of amazing grace... yet another spiritual tie-in to the piece.... <3

just played this piece for NC all state and it is truly life changing