In my opinion, you can truly hear Williams' patriotism and love for his homeland shining through in poignant pieces like this one. Speaking of which, would it be possible to analyze his suite, entitled "An American Journey"? And I cannot help but love the trumpet solo in the last few measures (sounds like a beginning of a stand-alone concerto that never was). Truth be told, in all his years he's done his country a true musical honor.
In my opinion, you can truly hear Williams' patriotism and love for his homeland shining through in poignant pieces like this one. Speaking of which, would it be possible to analyze his suite, entitled "An American Journey"? And I cannot help but love the trumpet solo in the last few measures (sounds like a beginning of a stand-alone concerto that never was). Truth be told, in all his years he's done his country a true musical honor.
This is awesome!
Ralph Vaughan Williams influences :) Definitely 😊
Totally, RVW loved modality and that major with b6 sound
Interesting that he writes that low C in the double bass at the end. String extensions must be standard among session score musicians.
They are a standard in established orchestras as well...
2:03 reminds me of Bernstein's Candide
A Beautiful transcription of the piece! What VST sounds did you use?🎼🎶🔥
It's a transcription of a live recording lol
Is this a transcription or just a reduced/analysis score?
m5-7 reminds me of czcams.com/video/cWc7vYjgnTs/video.html
Right on the nose! I was gonna mention that but I wanted to see if other people could make that connection. Good ear!
I thought the same thing!