Welcome to episode three of NOTED! Today we are looking at one of Sam's favorite works, "Armenian Dances Part I" by Alfred Reed! We are so excited to look over this important work of wind ensemble literature and talk about all the things that make it noteworthy. Follow us through this work as we talk about things we love, and hate, about this work!
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Can you believe we haven't done a MARCH!!! Well today is the day we fix that! Today on Noted we will be looking at John Philip Sousa's "Washington Post March" and talking about everything that makes this noteworthy! Sam discusses her love of marches and we touch on some important resources with the President's Own United States Marine Corps Band.

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We are finally BACK!!! Kicking off our real season two (we promise) is Steven Bryant's "Suite Dreams" We are so excited to share with you our love for this work and we knew this had to be our starter episode following Holst's "Suite in Eb." We are so excited for what is to come and we hope you are too!!!

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WE'RE BACK and ready to kick off a brand new (for real!) season of Noted! In this episode, Noah and Sam talk about what has happened over the past six months and why we had to put the podcast on hold. We also talk about what our plans are for the future of this podcast! Along with that, the third part of Holst's Suite in Eb is now available! (Sorry for making you wait this long.)

Hello everyone and welcome back to Noted! Today we will be looking at the second movement from Gustav Holst's "Suite in Eb" and talk about what makes it such an incredible and important work in the wind ensemble literature. We cover a lot in this episode even though it is a shorter one especially when it comes to new compositions and what makes music memorable!

Hello everyone and welcome back to Noted! Sam and Noah took a break for the thanksgiving week but we are back we an incredible work! Today we will be looking at the first movement from Gustav Holst's "Suite in Eb" and talk about what makes it such an incredible and important work in the wind ensemble literature. We cover many topics throughout the episode and will be back with the second and third movements in the coming weeks! Stay tuned for more!

Welcome back everyone! This is a super important episode of you favorite podcast!!! Today we will be looking at Frank Ticheli's, "Blue Shades" and giving you all the reasons it is noteworthy! In todays episode we will talk about this work, why it is special to us, and what makes it a band classic and standard. Also, due to a technical difficulty we didn't announce which ensemble the recording we use is so this weeks recording is by the North Texas Wind Symphony under the directions of Eugene Corporon!

Welcome back to your favorite podcast! After our short break (after our long break) we are pleased to bring you a NEW episode of Noted! This piece is one of Sam's favorite works! Today we will be looking at John Makey's "Aurora Awakes" and noting all the things that make it an incredible work. In this episode, Noah and Sam talk about their feelings about Mackey's music (which may be a little controversial) as well as why this piece is so important to our podcast!

Welcome back to Noted! We are staring a new season of the NOTED podcast! We've planned a whole new group of works we are going to look at and we are so excited to share them with you!! Today we are going to be looking at David R. Gillingham's, "With Heart and Voice"
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Welcome back to Noted! This is a very special episode today and we are so excited to share it with you. This is the Third and final part of Eric Whitacre's, "Ghost Train Triptych" We hope you enjoy it as much as we do! After this episode we will move back to bi-weekly episodes!


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