so i was researching this piece since i’m supposed to be playing it in a couple of weeks. and turns out that he started writing it Three Days before the performance i- shook

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so i was researching this piece since i’m supposed to be playing it in a couple of weeks. and turns out that he started writing it Three Days before the performance i- shook
Fun Sunday night reading😂
7/28/17: with my whole house situation I've been feeling pretty low, I will likely return to the practice video challenge next week as my move has yet again been delayed by the people buying my house. So today, I decided would be a good day to look at a challenging piece that I like and just invest myself in it... music used to be a coping mechanism for me, and as a music major, it has become my daily life and I've had to find other things to cope when music becomes the thing that stresses me out, but today I find it beneficial to find solace in music
Man, Vivaldi really woke up and chose violence on this one.
Dreams do come true
Dmitri Shostakovich, “Festive Overture,” University of Michigan Symphony Band
To make the last reblog valid. I got to play this (along with some other amazing stuff) my freshman year of high school.
So last Saturday, my alumni band decided we should try Shostakovich’s “Festive Overture”.
Pretty much all of us were part of a train wreck.
I HAD A BRILLIANT IDEA TODAY :)))))))))