Arabesque | Samuel R. Hazo | german WIND PHILHARMONIC

german WIND PHILHARMONIC - das symphonische Blasorchester ist für seinen großartigen lebendigen Sound bekannt. In den Konzerten spielt GWP sowohl Originalliteratur bekannter zeitgenössischer Komponisten als auch anspruchsvolle Highlights der Film - und modernen U-Musik.
Unser einzigartiger Sound und unser abwechslungsreiches Repertoire berührt unter der Leitung von Toni Scholl das Publikum.

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[jncrook]

Lets give credit where credit is due, if that piccolo player misses one note it is over, phenomenal piccolo player!!!

[brycebeauparlant]

Ayyy, they got the clap! I like how it's faster than original but still kept clean and that sound quality is amazing

[layschips]

as a trombone player, this piece is what keeps me motivated 💀

[runertje]

I love the face of the girl that sits next to the soloist. She looks at her sheets and is completely baffled and impressed, I love it.

[frenchhornguy]

The audio in this recording really is extraordinarily good - love the musicality too!! Yay horns

[zacharymckinnon]

Awesome audio engineers! One of the clearest recordings I’ve ever heard. Really well done all around👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

[vijay_veluguri]

I like how a bunch of the musicians were smiling at the clap at 2:38. They really had fun with this.

[kieronmakwili]

That flutist and all the other people are gifted, so gifted!

[koopa]

i like how low brass actually gets attention in songs and has there own special part thats adds alot to the song without just being a bass.

[noahfromthemines]

The trombone line at 2:43 is just incredible. Pure musical talent and emotion.

[isaacrichter]

I love the trombone feature near the middle of the piece. What an amazing performance!

[zandermike]

my favorite part is the clap at 2:40. i like to see the contrabass on and bass clarinets smiles and faces 🙂

[ChezzyThaChancellorOfficial]

I just saw a middle school band play this piece, the fact that the German wind philharmonic is playing this is insane

[chelsannateas]

the conductor looks like the sweetest man ever

[KingColslaw-tm]

I always find myself coming back to this song, whether it be by fate, or will. This melody soothes the soul

[odi-wabflanobi]

At 4:25 when they hit that climax brought tears to my eyes. They all rose up as a band and the cord was perfect. Amazing

[TheBryceholden]

Props to the percussionist in the back that dropped their stick at 2:28

[SugarBearNoodle]

This is so technical and beautiful and on the mark. It's less aggressive though?? Like, it's so beautifully executed that it almost lacks some of that aggressive brass ripping I've come to be familiar with in this piece. I just cant hear that the French horns and trumpets had the red ring of death on their lips afterwards! So amazing and delicate :) Hübsch

[hannahgibson]

I absolutely love how the bass clarinet gets recognized during the oboe feature. That is technically my “solo” since I’m the only bass clarinet in wind ensemble. I absolutely love this piece so much

[Louisvillebandman]

My complements to the video production team! Not an easy live event to capture. WELL DONE!