they are MARINES that how

Our clarinetists have supernatural fingers.

Saxophones can be really good substitutes for strings to many people’s surprise

haha i saw that smirk

I don't see it ;(

@@satyakhurana8100 Its right at the fermata hold just before going into the a tempo where he smacks his baton up XD

Hahahaha great

I second that request :).

Hi Marcus, below is their reply for the music. "HI Wei Peng - We had permission to arrange that piece for our performance only. All the permission and licensing would need to go through the Boosey & Hawkes Licensing Department. Here is the link to their webforms: www.boosey.com/pages/licensing/RandL_Permissions_na_eng.asp. I suggest you use the licensing form, but if you have any questions, their Copyright Team's email address is copyright.us@boosey.com. Hoe-Down is one movement from Four Dance Episodes by Copland, so they might need to ask about the piece as a whole. Hope this helps. - Marine Band Public Affairs" Hope it helps too! So i did apply throught the form and still waiting for their reply. =)

I can't really say. The publishers did ask for the materials, as though they were going to add it to their rental catalog. That said, I believe there is an arrangement by Mark Rogers available from Southern Music Co.

Thank you Lyle, I will look that up.

On your kazoo.

Don’t know what you mean. I can easily hear the flutes when they should be heard.

Jason Hurd Nah. The strings just get in the way.

You have no idea what you’re talking about.

@@LyleFrancisDelp and you do 🙄

@@leeshepherd6512 Actually yes. I do.

@@LyleFrancisDelp oh sorry, I almost forgot only your opinion is valid. I doff my cap to your intellectual superiority. This was truly a masterful performance filled with depth. No it wasn’t actually. Having listened to it again it was technically great but completely wooden. But hey ho what would I know. I only have a masters degree in music theory.

@@leeshepherd6512 Your Masters Degree is irrelevant. This is a lovely performance by the finest ensemble of its type on the planet. Sitting here reading your pitiful little critique is the equivalent of reading Mortimer Snerd criticize the Chicago Symphony.