Youtube clips

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

lol still missing the point.

THe point is to hear how the music flows in the film.

Again, if the music is the point, why is half the clip made up of an unscored dialogue scene? The last few lines of the scene would suffice.

But anyway, it's not like I don't appreciate the effort.

[Greg1138 3]

Chinese Police Brass Band play "Olympic Fanfare & Theme"  

They sound great!

Well,yes,untill the B section,wich is meant for strings.

K.M.

It's an arrangement..... :?

[JMan 0]

Only if they had Refugee Status and Attack on the Car in WOTW, it would be cool to see the film with score.

[King Mark 3,631]

Chinese Police Brass Band play "Olympic Fanfare & Theme"  

They sound great!

Well,yes,untill the B section,wich is meant for strings.

K.M.

It's an arrangement..... :?

I know,but the B section doesn't seem to work at all in brass.

K.M.

[QMM 4]

Only if they had Refugee Status and Attack on the Car in WOTW, it would be cool to see the film with score.

wait, what?

[GoodMusician 56]

the scene was deleted... if it ever surfaced without music,I'd replace it.

[GoodMusician 56]

So, here's another video I just did. It's the scene I promised everyone.

Star Wars: Symphonic Forces Vol III "The Arnea" (SW: Episode II)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wa3zaPxNmNk

It took a little figureing out. I tried starting off from where the music gets tracked in near the end, thinking maybe if I play it backwards from that I could get to where it should be... I managed to match a few moments to their cues and such but there was a little bit of editing invovled in order to do so. I think the scene was stretched out in some areas and trimmed in others.

You may also notice I did a little editing besides that. I removed the Geonosians "Yah!" when tehy leave... I felt it really interrupted the scene... :-p

I'm also working on some Episode III videos... The Opening Shots, General Grevious, The Elevator Scene, Grevious Flees...

I'll post them when they're finished.

[GoodMusician 56]

Just wanted to post that I finished the Episode III edits.

Star Wars: Symphonic Forces "Boys into Battle"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsRb3YhSNFA

Star Wars: Symphonic Forces "General Grevious" and "The Elevator Scene"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j71BIOUh2f4

Star Wars: Symphoinc Forces "Grevious Flees"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GceyvXlVeFE

[nightscape94 965]

I thought

was kinda cool...

Tim

[QMM 4]

I thought

was kinda cool...

Tim

so...ahem...does anybody have a copy of that "Fantasia for violinist Joshua Bell of the Gershwin opera Porgy and Bess?"

Sounded pretty cool

[Ollie 1,059]

Pretty neat.

[Red 75]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tin6NJqQQsM

Listen for the beat-box versions of The Shire and Fellowship themes.

[Greg1138 3]

Chinese Police Brass Band play "Olympic Fanfare & Theme"  

They sound great!

Well,yes,untill the B section,wich is meant for strings.

K.M.

It's an arrangement..... :?

I know,but the B section doesn't seem to work at all in brass.

K.M.

That does tend to rely on the band that is playing it, rather than the arrangement.....and this band don't seem to have got a grip of it quite.....

Mine have!

A discussion for another thread, however....

[Luke Skywalker 1,795]

Just found this interview made in Spain last summer.

One funny ( ) interviewer asked Zimmer more or less if he wanted to take over Williams at Spielberg's side when he (Williams) kicked the bucket.

I think i have some respect for him after his response.

Long Live John Williams!

And i hope this is not old news

I found it on this page (many composer videos here but text is in spanish)

http://scoremusica.blogspot.com/2006_11_01...01_archive.html

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

And this is why Zimmer's interviews are the best. Honest, open, and enthusiastic answers.

[Luke Skywalker 1,795]

phew, glad i found the post. I almost started to thinkt i had dreamt of writing it

[looohhk 27]

Here is a short clip of John conducting the Boston Pops playing the Magnificent Seven Theme. It was taken on my digital camera so its really shaky becuause I didnt want to get in trouble. More longer clips on the way. This is the May 13 Saturday afternoon concert.

Here is John conducting Olympic Spirit. Same concert.

Here is John conducting the Flying Theme from E.T. I panned to the brass because I thought they had that little lick but I was thinking of somethin else I guess, oh well its still cool to see the brass counting their rests so wonderfully.

[nightscape94 965]

It sounds like the audience didn't even realize that they were hearing E.T. at first, they didn't start clapping until the flying theme started. Then again, I guess most people aren't familiar with the concert version. But you'd figure so with a Williams crowd.

Tim

[Quintus 5,399]

What on the hell is this guy doing with Williams?

[Foxfan 128]

Hey. I was at that concert (front row just on the right of the podium)! If it wasn't for the railing you would have seen me.

[KingPin 201]

It sounds like the audience didn't even realize that they were hearing E.T. at first, they didn't start clapping until the flying theme started.  Then again, I guess most people aren't familiar with the concert version.  But you'd figure so with a Williams crowd.

Tim

That ALWAYS happens whenever Flying Theme is performed at his concerts. Too many not-so-die-hard fans in the audiences... :roll:

[GoodMusician 56]

the fact that people clapped at all during a piece disturbes me...

I live in Daytona Beach Florida. People here... not such good audiences.

[KingPin 201]

the fact that people clapped at all during a piece disturbes me...

True, in some instances. During an encore I don't mind it so much, because that's usually where the audience favorites happen. But during a programmed piece, I don't care for it. It REALLY bugs me when people clap in between movements of suites because of the long-standing tradition of holding the applause until after the final movement. It just delays the performers and makes the concert get out later than it needs to.

[Red 75]

Indeed. There should be laws against premature applause.

[GoodMusician 56]

A New Jurassic Park Unleashed video.

It's T-rex Rescue and Finale. In the film,they replace about 20 seconds worth with "Theme from Jurassic Park." This is when the rex saves the day all the way to when as they run down the stairs and Alan says to Hammond "Mr. Hammond, I've decided not to endorse your park."

A long time ago, I was able to download raw audio from the film, without any music at all...this was one of the scenes. So all I had to do was replace the dvd rip audio with the file audio, and layer the unused music under it and viola!

lol

enjoy!

EDIT: It turns out I made a mistake so I had to go back and redo a small segment. Here is the new edit:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14gBLVji9d4

[Henry B 50]

Muffins

[GoodMusician 56]

lol.. .good to see that is getting around too,. My friend showed me that the other day :-p

[GoodMusician 56]

Hey all, got another Jurassic Park: Unleashed video.

THis time it's the complete "High Wire Stunts" sequence... in the film, the first minute of the track is removed,and the last few moments are as well. This replaces them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gLKVCJLrGs

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

That first minute really works much better without the music. Nice to see this, though.

[Red 75]

Muffins

That was funny, but more than a little disturbing.

[JMan 0]

THere is a clip from Hollywood Bowl with Williams conducting Escape from the City.

[GoodMusician 56]

I agree... I don't really like "High Wire Stunts" with the first minute. There are a few cues in Jurassic Park that are like that... where he composed an introduction that wasn't used in the film...that almost doesn't fit visually in the film...

It makes me wonder if rather than having them start where you see them start in the film, if he purposely arranged an introduction for them.

"An Ailing Monster," "The Falling Car," and "High Wire Stunts" all have extended opennings that are, in sooth, un-needed and are unused in the film.

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

Yeah, I knwo what you mean.

btw, the opening of An Ailing Monster can be seen replaced in the Making of documentary.

[Ollie 1,059]

Muffins

That was funny, but more than a little disturbing.

Yes, disturbing indeed.

The last 30 seconds could have been scored with Herrmann's "The Murder" from Psycho.

[Red 75]

This works surprising well:

[Joe Brausam 214]

That was pretty cool.

[Sweet_Sabrina 0]

Thanks for posting this KingPin. Jurassic Park was superb. I haven't seen it for a while. Think tonights the perfect night to watch it. Nice thread.

[KingPin 201]

I thought

was kinda cool. I've never seen anyone play an electric organ before, especially with such intensity.

[GoodMusician 56]

who needs an orchestra when you've got her! lol

[KingPin 201]

I wonder if she could do the Rite of Spring on that thing...

[Red 75]

I thought

was kinda cool. I've never seen anyone play an electric organ before, especially with such intensity.

Thats pretty amazing, considering that it is only one person playing a single instrument.

[nightscape94 965]

I thought

was kinda cool. I've never seen anyone play an electric organ before, especially with such intensity.

That was cool, thanks for posting it.

Tim

[SomeNewGuy 0]

Damn, I really need to get The Witches of Eastwick.

[Red 75]

Hey, feast your eyes on this:

[Saxbabe 28]

Yet another Asian organ player...

[Morlock 11]

Saw this on AiCN. Bloody inspired casting.

[Red 75]

Maybe the best commercial of all time.

[Beowulf 4]

Hello all

I thought I would post the Maestro conducting his brilliant arrangement of Oscar-winning scores again, since the original video from the first page has been removed (be warned that this one is in Spanish, although it *is* the music that we're interested in).

This is quite possibly one of my favorite youtube clips of all time. It's inspiring every time I see it.

[Mr. Breathmask 555]

Or better yet, get the audio of it from this great site without that jackass talking through it and fumbling with his mic.

[Beowulf 4]

Or better yet, get the audio of it from this great site without that jackass talking through it and fumbling with his mic.

I dunno - the marriage of visuals and music make it all the more poignant to me, especially with most of these entries being both fantastic scores and movies. This relationship between imagery and sound is what got me into soundtracks in the first place so I like seeing the two together. But maybe that's just me.