Rest By Frank Ticheli
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2011
- This beautiful, floating piece is essentially the concert band version of Ticheli's choral piece, "There Will Be Rest." This work, in turn, took its lyrics from Sara Teasdale's lyric poem of the same name. "Rest" was written to provide the audience with a sense of transcendent peace and happiness, and it certainly achieved that. Performed by the Texas State University Wind Ensemble.
- Hudba
Before we sightread this in my band class (I'm in the Wind Symphony at my school) my band director took a moment to tell us a story about a girl who goes to school with his son that died of cancer at age 16. He then said to us "Think of someone close to you who's died. If you have nothing else to play for, play for them." When we got to the moment of the piece I was in tears. I truly love making music. Nothing is as beautiful as music.
You have no idea how right you are
And that is certainly an amazing band director that you had the privilege of working with!
We played this at our honors band in high school. That was the most memorable concert I have EVER played. When we finished, there was not a dry eye in the audience. Even the conductor cried. Every musician knew... it was perfect. “There will be rest, and sure stars shining over the rooftops crowned with snow. A reign or rest, serene forgetting. The music of stillness, holy and low. I will make this world of my devising. Out of a dream in my lonely mind. I shall find the crystal of peace- above me stars I shall find.”
i think the beauty of this piece makes up for my 40 measures of rest in the beginning... and 15 at the end... this song is very appropriately named.
What do you play
Oh I feel so bad for you
mood I play oboe
@@huggle0486 I'm guessing trumpet.
Oh god speak for yourself. As a clarinet this was killer.
To anyone thats played trumpet on this song its truly beautiful but the double high C is hell after that final moment that big sound and release then just casual notes above the staff i love it hell in pure beauty
Just performed this for Alabama District Band.... got full body chills and cried while I was playing #noragrets
Relatable
Wesley Shores that’s cool, we just played this, and our conductor said he did this with a southern band, and they were crying too. Maybe we had the same guy 😂
So did i
Thank you Frank Ticheli for another beautiful composition! Thank you ChrisTheFlautist for sharing this wonderful composition!
Played this for Onondaga Senior High All-County, with Dr. Mickleson, the man who commissioned Frank Ticheli to create this piece upon the death of his father. By fa,r it was the most emotional playing experience in my life. He had tears as we played it, and by the concert, not an eye was dry, neither in the band nor the audience. It was the moment I really truely understood the power of music.
Deep
He did the same thing when he conducted this for my band! It was so touching
Yes. I had a very similar experience playing this piece in honor band. Most connection I've had between emotion and art of my entire life. possibly the most "spiritual" moment of my life. I came back to listen to it in grief tonight and am feeling a bit of what I felt that night. music is an incredibly force
That is true but it was dedicated to a dear friend of his who's son had died and.disnt know how to say express his sorrow other that dedicating this piece to their son
That was the choir piece, "there will be rest." "Rest" for band was commissioned by the Mikkelson family in memory of Dr. Mikkelson's father.
I remember playing this more than five years ago and it still gives me chills. 💕
We sight read this and made our wind ensemble teacher get emotional because of how beautiful it was. I love this song
My marching band played from about 5:10-7:00 for our ballad this year. Gives me chills every time I listen to this.
What band
I've performed this twice with 2 different groups, and each time I have nearly been in tears at the end. One of the most moving pieces I have ever played. I love it.
absolutely love this piece. i don’t think a piece has made me shed tears in forever. hands down has to be one of my favorites right next O Magnum Mysterium.
Just played this with the Utah All State Wind Symphony. Measures 72 and 84 bring me to tears every single time I play it. This will be an experience I won't soon forget
played this piece my sophomore year of high school and everyone was in tears (including my director who doesn’t show emotions) our directors words before giving us the piece were “think of people you love, play it emotionally, don’t think about the technical stuff that makes it so stuck in one spot, keep it moving, and most of all just feel the music” it was the most beautiful thing we played that year, we played and there was not a dry eye in the room at all
5:54-7:00 gives me chills every single time.
5:53 on my timpani part I got slammed inside with alot of emotion. This song is just gorgeous in many ways as it is touching
Play this pieces in my high school band. I love it! Now its one of my favorite songs. Some people at our concert cried.
My band teacher showed me this in class, and now i listen to it while i sleep
We played this at District One Honor Band in Alabama and I have to say it is seriously one of my all time favorite pieces.
I may get yelled at via youtube haha.... But I think that music with mistakes is sometimes the most beautiful. It's in human nature to make errors, and sometimes they can be... Just beautiful. Personally, the recording really touched my heart and made me happy and I think that's what music is for.
That's all. :)
lol you think that clarinet squeak and the poor oboe intonation is beautiful?
Ive come from the future to attack you via CZcams. So yeah take that
@@rocklinsreactions1807 thank God I've been waiting for someone to take me out and put me out of my misery
I played the trumpet solo in the beginning at the Down River All Starr Band Concert. Very beautiful piece. Frank Ticheli is one of my favorite composers.
Absolutely beautiful.
"There Will Be Rest" by Sara Teasdale
There will be rest, and sure stars shining
Over the roof-tops crowned with snow,
A reign of rest, serene forgetting,
The music of stillness holy and low.
I will make this world of my devising
Out of a dream in my lonely mind.
I shall find the crystal of peace, - above me
Stars I shall find.
Ευγενία In rehearsal our conductor shouted these words at us while we played, and we were all so confused until he explained.
This song makes me cry performing. Absolutely beautiful piece
Played this in concert band for Cory snd state and won both. This is art at it's finest
This song was dedicated to one of my teachers that died of cancer😔 every time I hear it I get the shivers
My high school orchestra played a strings version of this a few years back. Though, as a violinist I can say this was beautiful on strings, it's true beauty is in it's original orchestration for band. So beautiful, actually helped inspire a book I'm writing
Playing in band.. love this one!
at 6:20 that octave horn part when it goes up to high concert Eb😭😭(F, Bb, F, Bb) THE FLUTES PLAY IT TOO AND MAKE IT SEEM SO EASY
Agreed Music soothes the soul and I enjoy every minute of my composing
My band plays this as our senior piece. It’s where seniors during our last concert get to pick at the end of the song which measure they would like to walk off the stage. It recognizes that we have done what we could and are now moving on to the next chapter. As a senior I am not ready for this
In a piece of music like this every part is essential; it adds to the overall color of the piece in some way, shape or fashion. Your part is just as riveting as all the others!
I found this in the midst of a techno mix. God is everywhere. It actually pains me to ponder all of my blessings
I remember playing this song this last February at Iowa State Honor Band! Great song. - Clarinet player :)
just heard the US Air Force Band play this saturday in College Park, MD.. very beautiful piece
i played this piece at all northwest honor band with the most amazing conductor, an awesome band, and a small group of good friends. one of which is shipping off to the coast guard for six years. i will always charish this beautiful song and the people i got the privlidge to share it with
Absolutely breathtaking. This piece, played at the KSHAA All-State Honour band, quite possibly changed my outlook on music in general. Brilliant.
Played this in honor band this year it is soo pretty and has an amazing bass clarinet part(:
That squeak tho
Needs a new reed
👁👅
There will be rest, and sure stars shining
Over the roof-tops crowned with snow,
A reign of rest, serene forgetting,
The music of stillness holy and low.
I will make this world of my devising
Out of a dream in my lonely mind.
I shall find the crystal of peace, - above me
Stars I shall find.
Amazing
I was there, too :) I wish I could have video or audio of them playing it.
Our trombone ensemble is doing an arrangement for all trombones and it sounds fantastic!
we played this in honors band today :D
Clarinet squeak @2:17>_
Eh. Shit happens to the best of us. Unless you're James Houlik...
Nygel Harris
The true professionalism behind it is that even after it happens, with a piece this quiet, you would be able to hear giggles or curses or what ever. Nothing like that happens. I think that in itself makes up for it.
Aidan Gould I was in the middle of writing this when I saw this
Aidan Gould you heard it too k im not crazy XD
I was reading this right as it happened.
I will make this world of my devising
Out of a dream in my lonely mind
I will find the crystal of peace, - above me
Stars I shall find.
4:05 - 4:40 give me goosebumps
I have a soft spot for this piece. It just so happened that we euthanized my dog, who I had had for 14 years, hours before the concert. This piece was in my head when we were saying farewell. She was my buddy and my protector. I miss her.
Dont worry about it . Just enjoy the music. Keep your criticism to yourself please
DAMN YOU
im a trumpet player and we played this song in band their are like hardly any trumpet parts in this song but i love it anyways
Won state with this song. (:
Along with Inchon by Robert W. Smith and Spitfire by Gary P. Gilroy
5:15 mes 65
We are playing at my school as well and it is the shit even though i have a 3rd part :(
2:17 the best part of the piece 😂👌
This recording doesn't do the piece justice. Such a beautiful piece.
Me neither, but it was the only one I could find.
That's so cool. :D
I don't think Spitfire is my favorite. I think Heart Of The City is the best from Gilroy.
My favorite piece of all time is probably The Saint and The City by Jacob de Haan
Go home Kels. God needs you.
not enough loud on my computer
The Dallas Wind Symphony has a recording from their album "Playing With Fire." It's a spectacular performance, far better than this one.
I'm sorry, where did the horns go?
2:17 Oops
Listen around 1:30 for horns
I enjoy this song, but the intentional clashes bother me so much, so the first 10ish measures are terrible for me to play on 1st clarinet :( But it gets so much prettier as the piece progresses!
Hi to all wando kids here to listen lol
ohmygod major clarinet squeak at about 2:17 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I agree. Tuning is very average.
We've played this. We're State Champions and 3rd in Australia.
Because little things like tuning and musicality is nice.
but pretty much the whole song does :)
2:17 lol
Pros: amazing dynamics, accurate notes
Cons: poor intonation at parts, irregular tempo, squeak
Wow way to squeak in a professional recording. I would started the whole piece over. -_-
Get past that. See the big picture. Music is not about perfection. In this beautiful eight minutes, you pride yourself on seeing what's bad. Get past it.
good, now point out all of the flubs in the horns
Lol there is a clarinet in this piece that's not having their best day
when does the clarinet squeak i need to know for a school assingment
haha right?
it was more of a sqawk.. lol
Dallas wind symphony played this WAY better
This is a University Wind Ensemble from Texas???? I expected better!!! Squeaks, out of tune, and some bad tone from some players. I am sorry for being so critical but I used to look up to Texas music groups but this disappointed me so much :'(
No Thor.. No.
Not a fan of this recording. Intonation and entrances are all over the place.
they r all outta tune, clarinet squeaks, brass frackes, timing was a hair off but still not perfect i wonder wat happened. north caroline band sounds sooooo much better