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I got to play this with Ticheli conducting a few months back and it was awesome. He's a super chill dude too, was great to work with him.

Fine conducting ❤

This will forever be one of the best pieces I've ever learned how to conduct! Rossano Galante is such a brilliant composer, and it's great to see him conducting his piece!! Fantastic job!! :)

My granddaughter in Charlotte was prompted by CZcams to listen to us play this as she loves The Merry Go Round of Life.

The timpani solo tho ;-;

Well done! i love Rossano's work!

So beautiful 😭💙

amazing!!!, very well performed💖💖

0:39 I’m thankful for Dr. Paul Weikle, conductor, that chooses challenging music. I’m thankful to my teacher Joseph Haygood who taught me to play all the high notes.

Wonderful arrangement, beautiful brass section, perfect.

That Wind Machine!

Just beautifull! I just saw you, Susan. fourth row, first on left. From Conductor.

Who’s the conductor for JU now?

Just a straight W from this man

👏👍💪

216 measures in a 3 minute piece is insane

I prefer it at the slower temo. It's more beautiful that way. I like the beauty mixed with chaos instead of the chaos overshadowing the beauty.

What a gorgeous and moving piece. Rossano Galante is such a brilliant composer and orchestrator. So glad you got to perform his work.

Played this song few years ago and we're going to be playing it again this year. I fell in love with this piece even before I knew the meaning. One of the few pieces our band director told us the meaning behind and I loved it even more after hearing the meaning. Such a wonderful tribute to all those innocent kids. This will always be one of my favorite pieces we've ever done.

1:35 our band director described these chord changes as pain and release and now it makes me tear up every time 😢

The hospital nursery band is playing this tonight. I'm the super-concertmaster (born yesterday btw) and we're so excited to be playing this at double the tempo!

Beautiful rendition. Great sound!

The beginning of this song always gives me the creeps but it's a beautiful piece. I love it!

The audience applauding during movements is triggering me

my 8th grade symphonic band is playing this (the flute section is absolutely throwing) wish us luck. we have to learn it in 2 months

Amazing!!! Our Hebron Band just performed Ticheli's "Angels in the Architecture!" Brilliant!

Very well done performance. This sounds like the same arrangement as played by Fennell and the Cleveland Symphonic Winds. I would love to get the sheet music for my local band. Any suggestions?

I remember picking Ticheli up from the airport for this concert. We ended up talking about the Parkland High School shooting that had just occurred 1 week earlier and having this piece on the concert. It just made this performance all the more meaningful.

This piece is really fun to play but also a pain in the arse cuz it goes from 3/4 to 2/4 to 6/8 to 1/4. One of the hardest pieces i’ve played as a 13 year old

i started hearing the goddamn totk and botw battle themes in this and now i’m actually shitting myself

Did she forget the words 3:15 and other parts? Nice sounding voice. Amy Grant made a masterpiece with this song!

got the chance to play this with ticheli conducting in an honor band just a few weeks ago. great guy

Melodia conhecidíssima no Brasil.

It's always instructive to watch a composer like Ticheli conduct his own work. He, of course, knows every fiber and nuance of the piece, and therefore needs no score to read. He will just go wherever the moment takes him, and will take the ensemble with him. Beautiful work and beautiful performance, Frank.

Fun piece, well done! Thanks!

Knight rider

My college band director actually was a senior in the same district as Columbine high school when the school shooting took place. He said whenever they went to that school for band stuff you could feel what happened there.

Do you think Mr. B knows how to do the Macarena?

Congratulations to music director Artie Clifton on this amazing accomplishment. We love you!

A concerto contrafact! Wonderful performance!

Glad to see my Alma mater has continued to grow. Bravo

Rest in peace, Maestro.

I’m playing this in my state wind symphony in grade 8. The flute part is so fun

This is a great performance!

This was great but that piccolo massacred the solo. I don’t know what was wrong but it sounded like a recorder.

Tornada 0:05 In a Gentle Rain 5:30 Hurricane 9:58

You should have cited the name of the composer. It is Franz Doppler.

I have a goal this year to conduct this whole thing on my channel. Each year is a new adventure, and this whole piece describes that in a musical way. :)

played the oboe in this and was one of the most fun pieces to play!

even years after playing this, 5:30 get´s me every time ... just a special piece of music 🤩