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This was a late addition to my orchestra's March concert: a movie theme arranged for us by our conductor's son, who also played in the percussion section for this piece. (The original version is scored for a much larger orchestra.)
If you'll recall the Socially Distant Orchestra videos from 2020-21... in the wide-angle shots in this video you can see four musicians who played in the SDO's Pictures at an Exhibition and Rhapsody in Blue projects. Can you spot all four of us?
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nice tune thanks for sharing.
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@AndrewH I loved that! That was so well done. I am really bad with faces, but are you the one with the mask on? I noticed when you all stood up in the end.
It had such a full, all together sound!
Thank you for posting that.
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You guys played great. very entertaining @AndrewH. sorry i dont recognize anyone else but youre on the left pane peeking over the stand till you stand at the end.
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@AndrewH -
Dante did a great job of arranging!
Sorry, Andrew - I couldn't even see you until you stood up!
I enjoyed listening - Thanks!
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Nice piece,
Thanks for posting
Mark
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@AndrewH Really great arrangement—you all played wonderfully!
Characterize people by their actions and you will never be fooled by their words.
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Thanks, everyone!
I was impressed by the arrangement too. Dante seems to have a good understanding of orchestration, which I guess shouldn't be that surprising because he's been around orchestras his whole life. Both of his parents are conductors. And he made junior high All-State orchestra on double bass himself.
If anyone was curious: other than me, the people you may have seen in Socially Distant Orchestra are the two violinists seated outside second and third stands in the first violin section, and the timpanist (bald gentleman standing in the back).
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