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On Monday April 2nd the Boone county band came and performed 3 songs:willow grove, Kentucky 1800, and among the clouds, but overall I believe that the whole band deserved a distinguished rating overall. I think this is way because two out of the three songs did very well even though it had its issues.the first song willow grove had many issues at the beginning with tempo but was eventually fixed at the cota of the song so I gave it a apprentice rating.in the second piece Kentucky 1800 had some minor problems like the snare slowly starting slowly in beginning and having tempo problems but was fixed more quickly than willow grove. Finally in among the clouds in the beginning the bells started off on the wrong beat so and it kept on playing and eventually was fixed, also the flutes / vibes felt rushed. …show more content…
It's a muddy start because the band played at two different tempos which caused the trumpets to not be heard at all. The articulation in willow grove wasn't great so it could be better, also the low brass slowed down while playing. The crash cymbal was a beat a head while the suspended cymbal wasn’t loud enough.Overall willow grove sounded great overall but it had major flaws that could be fixed like all the instruments playing and staying in unison.

Kentucky 1800 deserved an rating because even though it had some issues with tempo like willow grove, but however it was fixed more quickly. Kentucky 1800 was played with great sound but however the snare was slow to start and the melody felt rushed. The triangle wasn't loud as it should have and the suspended symbol wasn't heard at all. The crash symbol was on the correct tempo but however some instruments wasn't able to find beat 1 till later in the music. Finally kentucky 1800 got a distinglish rating because of how well it sounded overall and even though it had some mistakes it was quickly
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