Name: Movement II: Nihonbashi by Eastern Wind Symphony in Wind Ensemble/Instrumental
Duration: 2 min 50 s
Description: The Eastern Wind Symphony's live performance of Julie Giroux' amazing "Bookmarks from Japan" in Princeton, NJ on June 14, 2014

Wind Ensemble/Instrumental

This is Mvt II from my work, Alchemy in Silent Spaces. This movement is for solo flute and string orchestra, and can work as a standalone piece. More info, including PDF score: http://www.stevenbryant.com/aiss-orchestra.php

The Juilliard Orchestra, May, 2006
James DePreist, conductor

Alchemy in Silent Spaces (sym. orch.), Mvt II

The University of Texas Austin Wind Ensemble, Jerry Junkin, conductor. This is a preview of the studio recording that will eventually be released in 5.1 surround as well as stereo.
http://www.stevenbryant.com/concertoforwindensemble.php

Concerto For Wind Ensemble, Mvt III (UT Austin studio recording)

US Air Force Academy Concert Band recording, Donald Schofield, conductor.
More info and PDF score: 
http://www.stevenbryant.com/idyll-windensemble.php

Idyll (Wind Ensemble version)

The symphony orchestra version of Ecstatic Fanfare, performed by the Durham Symphony Orchestra, William Curry, conductor. 6 April 2014.

PDF score, program note, etc:
http://www.stevenbryant.com/ecstaticfanfare-orchestra.php

Ecstatic Fanfare (symphony orchestra)

The MIDI realization of my new work for high school-level band + live electronics. Free PDF score and more info: http://stevenbryant.com/coil-band.php

Score

Coil (MIDI)

The Eastern Wind Symphony's live performance of Julie Giroux' amazing "Bookmarks from Japan" in Princeton, NJ on June 14, 2014

Movement II: Nihonbashi

Various recordings from our 2013-14 concert season

Dance Of The Jesters - 2014/6/14

Moon By Night - 2014/3/28

Armenian Dances - 2014/3/28

Live at Richardson Auditorium in Princeton, NJ: East Meets West concert

Hands Across The Sea

Giannini Symphony IV

Giannini Symphony III

Giannini Symphony II

Giannini Symphony I

A highlight clip of the climax from Angels in the Architecture.
Performed by the EWS in Richardson Auditorium, June 14, 2015.  Guest conductor James Keene

Angels In The Architecture - Clip

Full performance of Angels in the Architecture, live from Richardson Auditorium in Princeton, NJ.  Performance June 14, 2015, guest conductor James Keene.

Angels In The Architecture - EWS - Full

The Eastern Wind Symphony, founded in the spring of 1996, is a professional ensemble for musicians in the tri-state area dedicated to performing the best wind and percussion literature.  Under Director Emeritus Dr. William H. Silvester, the ensemble experienced exceptional growth and developed a national reputation.  The Eastern Wind Symphony presented critically acclaimed performances at Carnegie Hall, The John F. Kennedy Center, New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Patriots Theater at the War Memorial, and at the NaFME Eastern Division Conference.  In addition, EWS produced numerous commercial CDs of exceptional quality on the prestigious Klavier, Curnow Music Press, and MASTERS labels.

Artistic Director Mr. Todd Nichols and Assistant Conductor Mr. Adam Warshafsky currently guide The Eastern Wind Symphony to refocus its artistic goals, revitalize the community it supports, and experience tremendous success.  Through a new guest artist program instituted in 2009, internationally acclaimed musicians from the New York Philharmonic, including Stanley Drucker, Phil Smith, and Joe Alessi, performed with the ensemble.  Performance highlights include a premier feature performance at Carnegie Hall in the spring of 2013 and a sold out performance with André Thomas at The John F. Kennedy Center in 2012. In the past year, EWS created an annual Visiting Distinguished Conductor Program, commissioned Red Tail Skirmish (for wind ensemble) by renowned composer Bruce Yurko, and established a highly successful youth wind symphony. The Eastern Wind Symphony completed their most recent recording Resurgence under Mr. Nichols’ direction, with an anticipated release in early 2014.

The Eastern Wind Symphony membership consists of professional musicians from the New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania area, including music educators and freelance musicians. In addition, numerous members manage businesses, work in the sciences, and raise families. Whatever their vocation, all members of The Eastern Wind Symphony are accomplished and talented musicians who volunteer their time and enjoy performing the most highly regarded wind symphony repertoire in a high-caliber ensemble.  Their reward is musical enjoyment at its highest level: music for music’s sake!

Movement II: Nihonbashi

Eastern Wind Symphony

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