Halloween pops outtake
Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2022 8:52 pm
I had no idea this was on YouTube, but a friend shared it on Facebook.
This is from a Halloween pops concert during my hernia/flu/toothache era, last fall.
In spite of all of that, I played fine (needed to, and needed the paycheck), and I used the compact Holton B-flat.
On this same concert, I used a (quite large) compensating euphonium to play the ophicleide part to the Gounod “March…” - which was also the Alford Hitchcock TV show theme. I also used it to play the March to the Scaffold from “Symphonie Fantastique”, and I used my Yamaha 321 euphonium to play Mars from “The Planets”.
This chart… probably just an orchestral version of some community band (etc.) arrangement, but programmed as a “get the (drunk) patrons involved” thing.
This is from a Halloween pops concert during my hernia/flu/toothache era, last fall.
In spite of all of that, I played fine (needed to, and needed the paycheck), and I used the compact Holton B-flat.
On this same concert, I used a (quite large) compensating euphonium to play the ophicleide part to the Gounod “March…” - which was also the Alford Hitchcock TV show theme. I also used it to play the March to the Scaffold from “Symphonie Fantastique”, and I used my Yamaha 321 euphonium to play Mars from “The Planets”.
This chart… probably just an orchestral version of some community band (etc.) arrangement, but programmed as a “get the (drunk) patrons involved” thing.