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Here is a special performance of Stars & Stripes Forever, with the illustrious Leonard Slatkin guest conducting The United States Coast Guard Band (and adding his personal touch for the audience - you'll see what I mean):
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Dave Werden (ASCAP)
Euphonium Soloist, U.S. Coast Guard Band, retired
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Oh that's great! Thanks for sharing. I really like Leonard Slatkin. I have the recording of him conducting the London Philharmonic when he explains all the 'enigmas' in Elgars's "Enigma Variations". He really connects with the audience for sure.
But I didn't see any euphoniums. They must have been to the left of the tubas.Rick Floyd
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That is awesome, thanks for sharing. They make it sound so easy...Comment
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Excellent. Never tire of that march and played exceptionally well.John Morgan
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Brilliant playing and conducting. What a way to get the audience to engaged!Jarrod HandleyComment
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