Posted on Jan 5, 2020
Roman Carnival Overture Op. 9 for Five Trombones
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The U.S. Army Field Band Trombone Ensemble performs Hector Berlioz's "Roman Carnival Overture," arranged for the ensemble by Sergeant First Class Wes Ballenger.
From left to right:
Sergeant First Class Carmen Russo
Sergeant First Class Todd Sturniolo
Master Sergeant Aaron Kadrmas
Sergeant Major Mark Bowling
Sergeant First Class Wes Ballenger
From left to right:
Sergeant First Class Carmen Russo
Sergeant First Class Todd Sturniolo
Master Sergeant Aaron Kadrmas
Sergeant Major Mark Bowling
Sergeant First Class Wes Ballenger
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Posted 5 y ago
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Great find! I am not refined, so I will go on a weak tangent. In Europe during WWII a young army captain played his bugle at night. Apparently he played a popular song at the time. In a high perch looking over the town, a very young and dangerous German sniper heard the song. It so moved him that he walked into the American camp, surrendered, and asked to meet the musician. I guess this old tanker can relate to music to a degree. :)
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MAJ Ken Landgren
Thanks. I am glad you were tickled by the story. In war we see the best and worst. Jennifer Lee (Doerflinger) Hill
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