Name: Fanfarria Real (Live Recording) - Marcus S. Grant by MSGrantMusic
Duration: 59 s
Description: "Royal Fanfare" commissioned by VCUArts for the procession of the seniors at the Arts Commencement. Performed at the VCU Faculty Recital - Trumpet Spectacular - by Rex Richardson, Brian Strawley, John D'earth, and Kevin Gebo. Purchase here: http://www.thebrassroots.com/#!product/prd16/3854649771/fanfarria-real

Bill, Bryan, and Joey kick off season 2 by discussing how to define and achieve great playing. Plus- Backbore Bingo!

The Open Bell ep 51- Defining Great Playing

Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss Bill’s new book: 26 Contemplative Studies. Plus- Backbore Bingo!

The Open Bell ep 52- Bill's New Book!

Bill, Bryan, and Joey begin a 2-part discussion on how to become the artist you want to be.  And Tromba Trivia is back for season 2!

The Open Bell ep 53- Defining Artistry Part 1

Bill, Bryan, and Joey continue their discussion focusing on how to become the artist you want to be. Plus- Two Truths and a Lie!

The Open Bell ep 54- Defining Artistry Part 2

Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss a list of things to let go of to keep getting better. Plus- the new game “Where in the World is Anton Weidinger?”

The Open Bell ep 56- 12 Things to Let Go of on Your Way to Greatness

Bill, Bryan, and Joey each bring a list to decide who and what are overrated, underrated, or properly rated. Plus- a new round of Snippets!

The Open Bell ep 57- Overrated, Underrated, or Properly Rated?

Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss how to set yourself apart, so that you’re not stuck in the very crowded arena of mediocrity. Also, a new game- The $10 Pyramid Scheme.

The Open Bell ep 71-Aggressively Mediocre- It's Crowded in the Middle

Bill, Bryan, and Joey offer advice from their future selves to their past selves. Plus- The Newlywed Game.

The Open Bell ep 72- Advice From Our Future Selves

"Royal Fanfare" commissioned by VCUArts for the procession of the seniors at the Arts Commencement. Performed at the VCU Faculty Recital - Trumpet Spectacular - by Rex Richardson, Brian Strawley, John D'earth, and Kevin Gebo. Purchase here: http://www.thebrassroots.com/#!product/prd16/3854649771/fanfarria-real

Fanfarria Real (Live Recording) - Marcus S. Grant

Bill, Bryan, and Joey discuss the importance of creating a culture to provide students the best environment for growth. Plus- the Wonder Woman edition of Backbore Bingo!

The Open Bell ep 16 - Creating a Culture

In the Frame is a short film about a little girl meeting her grandparents for the first time in years. She decided to record her perspective of Thanksgiving dinner - this time with two additional family members - in which feels very familiar but also very new.

This video is a part of Frameworks. This series shows the compositional process in real time through the use of short films. Some of these videos are of me improvising these film scores without a film and others will have short films with my music.

I created this film with stock footage from Storyblocks: https://www.storyblocks.com

Thanks to Ramille Law for creating the script, and to Iris Gracia for providing the narration. I am so thankful to have them as creative collaborators and friends.

Website: https://www.matcampbell.com
Socials: https://www.solo.to/matcampbell

Frameworks: In The Frame

Marcus S. Grant started his musical life as a singer at age 4 and has since grown to love and adore music and musicians of every type. Marcus is a teacher, trumpet player, and composer specializing in Wind Ensemble, Chamber Ensemble, Brass Ensemble, and Marching Arts music. To his credit, Marcus' compositions and arrangements have been performed on numerous football fields, concert halls, conferences, and seminars around the world. Marcus is the official Composer and Arranger in Residence with The Brass Roots, located in Pittsburgh, PA. Above everything else, Marcus devotes his life to the promotion and enrichment of quality music education for young people.

Fanfarria Real (Live Recording) - Marcus S. Grant

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