Eikanger-Bjørsvik Musikklag - Fraternity [Thierry Deleruyelle] - NM 2017 

i love seeing these comments omg 😭

literally cannot wait to hear them play this!!!

Thank you :)

The percussion midway - wow: thrilling!

Wow! Just finished listening to this. Could hardly wait to hear and see in their 2019 show. Another Wow! Also, just finished listening to Audivi Media Nocturne by Oliver Waepsi. Another piece from their 2019 show.

Correction to spelling: NOCTE and WAESPI

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Robert Stew I was there at Oostende. Truly brilliant. I hope to play it one day!

håkan dem vann ju EM med den låten också det va så sjukt!!

No

Håkan Wikenstål pü

Best contest performance ever might be stretching it a bit.......that accolade still goes to YBS Band at the 2004 Europeans under David King.....just my opinion of course ;) ........but yes, this is a stunning performance from a great band.

You're talking about their performance of Music of the spheres? It's a good perfomance, but nothing compared to this, or even their CD Recording performance of the same piece (which is on RU-vid).

I enjoyed playing it... To begin with I didn't enjoy listening to it. It was only when the story was explained to us that it began to make sense to me - and that deepened the enjoyment immensely... Both to play and listen to!

I wouldn't necessarily have singled sop out for special praise - some very good sop playing (and a couple of imperfections too), but not the standout here for me (and I'm a sop player!), it's not an overly difficult sop part by the standards of pieces of this level.

I’m glad it’s not just me that thinks that. Just amazing!!

HMS victoria

10:19 for me with the low brass stuff

You got it right

@@jakebaker1051 its just ez like that tho hopefully this year they pop another banger

The Year of the Dragon (Philip Sparke) The Essence of Time (Peter Graham) Resurgam (Eric Ball) if you like it more modern: Hypercube (Oliver Waespi) Eden (John Pickard) Journey of the Lone Wolf (Simon Dobson)

The Triumph of Time (Peter Graham) Destination Moon (Paul Raphael) Journey of the Lone Wolf (Simon Dobson)

Electra (Martin Ellerby) Gaelforce (Peter Graham) On the Shoulders of Giants (Peter Graham)

Anthony Murphy Lars-Otto Torsvik

Thank you! Can you tell him he is fabulous? :)

Thank you for telling us, he's amazing!

Nunca vi uma banda fazer isso no Brazil

I would say "nydelig"

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You just said it

EBM

Oops - fixed!

Hehe, gjorde samme feilen selv på min upload av stykket..! :)

This is a brass band, so there are none

Although French horns are a brass instrument, traditional brass bands don't have French Horns. They are instead used in orchestras.

@@jameskonefal9491 I had one in my brass band

Clanta Vara Sanguard

Carolina crown now 😭

I agree while this is a fantastic performance, I had the pleasure of listening to Whitburn rehearse on the Monday before the Open and found it more exciting, the hairs on the back of my neck were standing on end!! Still a brilliant performance of a stunning piece of music!!

You must hate Rattle conducting Mahler, then...

@@andrewbaker4270 does that make it more musical then.... It needs to be musical not just volume for volumes sake

@@hotdrumman and this performance wasn't "volume for volume's sake". I'm fully aware of the fortissimo arms race you're referring to and I certainly agree that some bands have been prone to razzing the nuts off pieces just because they can - in fact there have been pieces written (for the European Championship in particular) that seem to be purely vehicles for the commissioning band to play louder and faster than everyone else. I just don't agree even slightly that it applies to either this work or this performance of it, which I found to be nuanced and well-crafted, with a clear idea of the overall shape and the emotional arc behind it all. The dynamic range in the performance reflects what's in the score, with zero razz.

Would that have made it more "musical" for you?