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Revelli conducts Overture to Die Fledermaus with Hobart High School Band, 1926-1935 

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@cameronlee3595
@cameronlee3595 Год назад
This recording is right up there with Cass Tech Symphony Band. 🔥
@jameskleinecke6596
@jameskleinecke6596 Год назад
Thanks so much for sharing this. I'm very sure that my high school band director modeled much of his teaching style and techniques from the Revelli model. He frequently went down the line in rehearsal and had individuals play their part. Woe be to the poor soul that wasn't prepared. My band director s son had come up through the same band program as a young clarinetist. That son would go on to major in music at the University of Texas at Austin . The son also went on later to serve as a music faculty at the University of Michigan, in the early 1980's, when, you guessed it, Dr. Revelli was at the twilight of his full time career there.. This son speaks with great respect for Dr. Revelli, to this day. By the way, that son has earned quite a name for himself in the band world too, and is known world wide as a giant in wind band conducting His name is Jerry Junkin, director of bands at UT Austin, the UT wind ensemble, and the Dallas Winds to name just a few . His dad was Fred Junkin, a legendary high school band director himself, in the State of Texas.
@marknekoba6561
@marknekoba6561 4 года назад
Amazing! He was the only band director - so many schools now rely on multiple directors to achieve half as much.
@frankwatson2134
@frankwatson2134 Год назад
My High School Band Director, Don Marrs, was likely in this recording. He played Euphonium for Revelli at Hobart as well as at Michigan.
@MrGibsonguy335
@MrGibsonguy335 Год назад
Do you have The Revelli Years album from UM? I had it many years ago and put it on cassettes. He did this same arrangement with the Symphony Band and directed every nuance just like he did on this recording. Except the Michigan recording is much higher fidelity.
@maestrojimbo
@maestrojimbo Год назад
I posted the UMSB recording from 1967 Bandorama already and I also played in the performance.
@MrGibsonguy335
@MrGibsonguy335 Год назад
@@maestrojimbo I'll have to check that out.
@dondeglopper926
@dondeglopper926 4 года назад
I love listening to this, and to this day I find it hard to believe it was a high school band.
@sfsphil
@sfsphil 12 лет назад
This is really amazing - especially for a high school band. But this is what makes someone legendary.
@maestrojimbo
@maestrojimbo 13 лет назад
@tennisprep624 Yes - it's great that Hobart HS still honors him! Please tell you friends about the postings. Thanks for your response.
@MikeInPlano
@MikeInPlano 6 лет назад
Amazing, and a good quality recording, especially given when it was made.
@starwarsjunkie7776
@starwarsjunkie7776 9 лет назад
Holy shit, where are those teachers today?
@flintswiftmusic
@flintswiftmusic 8 лет назад
+starwarsjunkie7777 They're teaching in schools with great bands.
@takigan
@takigan 7 лет назад
Japan.
@caseywatson4508
@caseywatson4508 2 года назад
More like where are these kinds of kids today! Still great teachers out there.
@TheArtCrazyGuy
@TheArtCrazyGuy 13 лет назад
This is simply amazing! its going on tumblr, and facebook.
@MMBFan1
@MMBFan1 6 лет назад
And you can hear him "singing" just before the downbeat at 7:02 ... just like he often did before an emphasized entrance.
@maestrojimbo
@maestrojimbo 13 лет назад
@ChartrandR1 Yes - I played it with the band in the fall of '68/Bandorama concert. I remember he made all the woodwinds play the coda individually - one by one at a rehearsal. Chilling. I will post it somewhere down the line.
@steveclark373
@steveclark373 3 года назад
I wish I could have played in one of his bands, just once. Out of hundreds of teachers I've had, only a couple would even understand what Revelli was doing and they influenced me like Revelli influenced his students. Most of the potentially great teachers today are weeded out by the Teacher Education process. In another interview Revelli spoke of Sousa's "head", "heart" and "foot" music. All we hear today is "head" music and it's sloppy. Nothing from the "heart". It doesn't make you want to laugh or cry and god forgive us if the music makes us want to dance. Thank you for posting this.
@theawesomegurl224
@theawesomegurl224 13 лет назад
This reminds me of all those old movies I see...idk...
@maestrojimbo
@maestrojimbo 13 лет назад
@TheArtCrazyGuy By all means - tell everyone!
@maestrojimbo
@maestrojimbo 13 лет назад
@ChartrandR1 (an some not so fond) Indeed. It seemed he sometimes took pleasure in ridiculing individuals, esp. when there were others to witness it. I always felt embarrassed for his poor victims. I often wondered if he was even aware of how unnecessarily mean he could be. He could also be incredibly clownish and fun, but most never saw that side.Despite all that he was bigger than life and playing in the Symphony Band was a religious experience for me and many others.
@ednorton47
@ednorton47 6 лет назад
Sometimes you need to be pushed into being better than you ever knew you could be.
@1mctous
@1mctous 2 года назад
There's a thin line between correction and humiliation that often gets crossed. Bruno Walter could say your playing disappoints me and crush his musicians when needed.
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