Mt. Everest, by Rossano Galante – Score & Sound

Mt. Everest
By Rossano Galante
Item: 00-33869
Series: Alfred Concert Band
Format: Conductor Score & Parts
Grade: 4
Comprised of robust brass melodies, sweeping woodwind lines, and rhythmic ostinati, this composition captures the epic grandeur and beauty of Everest, the highest mountain on earth. This title is available in SmartMusic.

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[pepsi_proto]

This man really looked at a mountain and said “I’m gonna make such a banger score because of this mountain later”

[awildfilingcabinet]

God. I loved playing this song. I was one of two horns, but together we outplayed the entire trumpet section. This was so much fun to play, and it really gave me and my friend a chance to really show what we could do

[jamarianbooqueefius]

i cant get over the key change around 2:03 god it’s so gorgeous I cry when I play that beautiful part as clarinet 1

[ryanramjattan]

I'm going to hire an entire orchestra to play this at my funeral

[stamp_youtube]

Playing this in band right now. I’m a freshman trombone. I love this piece so much.

[inkedsharkyt]

I’m finally getting to play this tomorrow. Major props to the composer for giving the horns the melody instead of those trumpets.

[dashroom]

God the bass clarinet part for this is easily no question the most fun part I have ever played, period. So flowing and lyrical, love it.

[dashroom]

The melody at 0:31 is easily hands-down the most beautiful melody I have ever heard. Stunningly majestic.

[cabstborn]

Oh man I’m so glad there’s finally a good strong recording out there.

[jmcuber]

Played this senior year. Tenor sax, and it is one of, if not my favorite piece I’ve ever played. So many moving parts makes it so beautiful, especially in horns, euphs, and low reeds

[CyFernandez]

The Euphonium part towards the end is just so heavenly!

[jessicaaperezzz]

freshman year, flute two :( time flies, I’m currently a junior and i cry every time I listen to this

[Dpeq]

I've always loved the euph parts on this piece

[jck]

4:24 might be the coolest 5 second french horn lick I've ever heard

[imactuallyjusthere]

goosebumps. every time. playing this at our winter concert along with Midnight Sleighride (arr. Tom Wallace)- easily the best duo ever. ALSO not to mention the oboe solo at 3:39?? like the TONE on that oboe player, and the VIBRATO OMG. there’s so much to be noted about this piece, and it’s by far my favorite piece of music i’ve played in my 6 years of playing. -a Flute Major

[wyatthagerty]

About 5 days ago I played this at my winter concert as horn 1. I’m a senior in high school and I think this is possibly the greatest peace I have played on horn and I’m going to play this more in the future.

[acetraineraster]

The French horn line in this piece is one of the most beautiful lines I've ever heard. I hope that maybe one day I can play this piece with an ensemble!

[mastercraft]

Played this song in concert band 5 or 6 years ago. Afterwards, the rest of my time in band I would get a random string of notes stuck in my head. For no real reason I decided to look this song up today. It was in this song all along...

[PhilMusical]

Probably my favorite Band Arrangement. I played this piece for my Regionals Band. It was an auditioned group where 6-7 counties were eligible to audition. I played Bass Clarinet and I had so much fun with my part. It was the first time I have ever played a super fun part throughout the entire piece. Not only was this piece fun for me, but all of the other players seemed like they were having fun and all of their parts sounded great as well. I can't express how much I love this piece and I would love to play this piece again sometime in my lifetime again. Well done Rossano Galante.

[jayemar]

This song gives me “the true meaning of Christmas” vibes