- Dies Irae: Fantasia
- Not together in the beginning from 3-7.
- 13-17 1st and 2nds could be more together.
- Good dynamic contrast at 26.
- 1st pretty good at 37 (tone and intonation).
- Rushed some at about 59.
- Good intonation and tone from 51-67.
- 80 needs work, sections were not together.
- The ending was super good and came to a climax.
- We were pretty together through the whole piece.
- Violas were really good at 67, also at slowing the whole orchestra done at 65-67.
- Some rushing on whole and half notes.
- Some intonation issues still, especially sharps and flats.
- Some parts the pitch lacked.
- Good dynamic changes.
- Violins good shifts.
- Some intonation issues.
- 1st violins missed the 4th finger hits position
- Fairly good dynamic contrast
- Together through most of the piece
- Not that bad of a 4th finger in 4th position.
- Good job on the memo part where 1st shift down to 1st position, we remembered the sharps and flats.
- Intonation gets better through the piece.
- Sounds very good between sections, we collaborated very well.
- He ending was a little wired on the cut of of the measure before the last.
- Need to watch Mr. Wolf more.
- Sometimes it was super musical and everyone fit together, but sometimes not so much, we gave it a tuff sound when it should have been pretty, and not everyone was together in dynamics and style.
- Intonation was a major issue through the piece.
- Pretty strong opening.
- We had a hard time transitioning between the fast upbeat piece of Fantasia and the slow, soft, pretty piece of Andante Festivo.
- The 1st violins were slightly overwhelming, could also be the speakers though, but still....
- Rushing in the beginning.
- Not a very good balance between sections, 1st violins need to blend with others.
- 1st violins, especially need to do a lot more vibrato.
- Bring out ending more.
- VIBRATO
- Don't cut a note short, all notes should be connected, don't rush on the 4th beat.
- All ways 4th finger no open E.
- Never go 4th finger then shift up and play 4th finger.
- Section leaders and others, use body language, to stay together.
- The beginning was a little out of tone.
- Nice full tone at 25 and Rythms like it.
- The long slow part for 1st violins could have been pretty.
- The 16th notes sounded rushed and not fully understood or stable.
- At 71 not together on the 8th notes.
- 75-76 sounded really cool
- 81 sounded pretty good.
- Pretty could rythms, but in the beginning it was a little not together.
- The ending sounded really good and rang
- The beginning was sold, and so was the end, but the middle was bad.
- The high second finger needs more tuning.
- Don't over play, don't over accent, just under accent other parts.
- Good style.
- Need to improve
-Confidence: We cannot back done if we feel unsure.
-Rythm: Sometimes sections aren't together with other sections, which sounds bad. Also, if we look at Mr. Wolf more it will be better.
-Balance: Sometimes certain sections overplay other sections and take away.
-Bowing: Most bowings were together, which helps keep each section together.
-Style: Most sections were together on style, which also makes us stay together.
-Tone: In most places we maintained a fairly good tone.
- Strength
-Bowing: Most bowings were together, which helps keep each section together.
-Style: Most sections were together on style, which also makes us stay together.
-Tone: In most places we maintained a fairly good tone.
