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"Harry Potter And The Chamber of Secrets - Suite" by John Williams (Score and Audio)
0:00 I. Fawkes the Phoenix
3:45 II. Dobby the House Elf
7:13 III. Gilderoy Lockhart
9:17 IV. Chamber of Secrets
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3:45 II. Dobby the House Elf
7:13 III. Gilderoy Lockhart
9:17 IV. Chamber of Secrets
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"Hogwarts Forever" (Horn Quartet) by John Williams (Score and Audio)
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"Closing In/Intro Sequence" by John Williams - Catch Me If You Can (Score and Audio)
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"Angela's Ashes Theme" by John Williams - Angela's Ashes (Score and Audio)
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Correct me if I’m wrong, but isn’t the sheet music you have up supposed to be for the cello and orchestra version?
Can you share pdf with us?
It's BEYOND brilliant. Nobody on Earth could have scored a piece like that other than Williams. He is uniquely special. It's the unique combination of the thrill of flying, childhood, imagination, and heroics, and a sprinkle of magic. The orchestrations were off the charts. Beautiful meolodies that only John could create. GOD created the perfect composer.
My favorite JW piece of all time
I hate playing clarinet on the last movement
The cello phrase at 9:40 is John Williams' brilliance summarized
"The Chamber of Secrets" is one of the most colorful of his concert arrangements in my opinion. You get a lot of classic Williams'-isms in one piece. 9:48 His eerie sliding harmonic gliss textures for villains and tense scenes (Home Alone) 10:10 The classic, insistent, twisting and turning legato string lines played across all octaves (Star Wars Prequals) 11:25 Fast-paced brass rhythms under high, sustained string melodic figures (The NBC "Mission" Theme)
Very precise, but he only uses the 2nd very often. Also there are many more sides to him that are not included in the piece
almost always ends with a pizz. doesn't it?
Yeah pretty cool. Gives the Suite more coherence. Same with the beginning of all the Pieces except the Lockhart one. They all begin with these kind of pulsating Chords.
0:24 a little similarity with "Across the Stars"
3:18 is one of my favourite parts of any piece of music that I've heard
Please, how can I get these sheets? Please, I need it, even for money
Thank you. I don't remember this track from the CD. Have to dig it up someday again.
It's the main theme dude
@@sorartificial Not so sure about that.
Most underrated Spielberg's movie and William's score. Totally awesome
Why do people say underrated? It’s one of the most famous films of the 90s
7:09 what is the point of writing a pause for the triangle and also writing “let ring”?
That's how percussion is written when the player shouldn't stop the note.
Looks much better than writing a long note. It is also easier to see for those who read the score
The orchestration shown above is not quite the same as the recording you hear, there are various synth harps and other synths layered. Also the celeste is a synth celeste.
Well. Celeste or synth Celeste. Who cares? Would you publish a score that says synth Celeste?
Beautiful piece.
Wonderful piece - thanks for the score!
I miss playing this in Jr high. Well now we get Disney soundtracks. SO I MIGHT PLAY IT AGAIN AND ON FIRST PART YAAAAAYYY
I want to play this!!
Is this on Spotify?
Yes there are some great renditions on Spotify. But the official full soundtrack album isn't on Spotify.
Can you share me this score please. Thanks
Those woodwind flourishes are NUTS. Good lord, this might be one of his most impressively orchestrated pieces.
I love that Gilderoy Lockhart's theme is marked "Pomposo" and labeled as a comical march, hahaha
Haunting, melancholic piece… Brilliantly done by Mr Williams!
Adore this suite. I love the orchestration, especially the change at 02:04 and after, where you get a varied version of the theme distantly, as a kind of phantom. Then the French Horns come in, with the original idea occurring in the background, bubbling around the edges. *kisses fingers like a chef*
imagine being the 3rd Clarinet on this. having to switch between Bb Clarinet, Eb Clarinet, and Bass Clarinet. oof
Hahaha that would be me
I would love that!
Oof imagine that you are requested to arrange this 4 songs 😅
Just good I glad
This is wan of my favorite scores by John Williams. Thank you for Upload.
Totally agree.
Absolutely phenomenal orchestration! Total genius! Smashing counterpoints and fills! What imagination, My God!
He had help.
@@praestant8 You means the orchestrators?
@@praestant8 Sure, he had help, but only to save time. It's pretty well documented that Williams wrote all of his music in a 6/8/12 staff orchestral sketch, fitting in basically all of the important information. The orchestrator only filled or doubled out the parts, and extended the orchestration a little bit.
@@FreakieFan Of course! I have most of them and I know exactly what the orchestrators do! A little better copyists
@@MrRbjunior83 My comment was aimed at praestant's snarky comment. Not yours. You were praising Williams
Wow🎶🎧🎵😮😍😍
I did this song with my college my seinor year and it is my favorite song we have ever done!❤❤
I think Steven Spielberg once said something to the effect of this being John Williams' best piece, I mean, he said he liked it so much when he first heard it that he ran home to grab his clarinet, at least that's the story I've heard/read. Well, while it's really hard to make that statement given all the great work John has done, to say this is the greatest piece John Williams ever wrote, when listening to it it's really hard to disagree. But then I think the same when I hear the Superman march, the music from E.T., and his work for Harry Potter, oh, and the music from Hook which is greatly underappreciated.
He said that it is his favorite John Williams MARCH.
@@nicholasfox966 Still. Indiana Jones Raiders March exists... Imperial March?
@@FreakieFan Yes, they do, but personally, I prefer this march over both those works, and that takes nothing away from them, they are both really great works, but I think the Superman "march" is my favorite march written by John Williams.
Is it posible to have the score?
Yes, you can buy it right here: www.halleonard.com/product/4490266/
Please answer me too, because I need this score very much!
2:55
the beginning melody that is played in the horns remind me of the melody from Across the stars. 0:07
It also reminds me of the music in Donkey Kong Country 2
You can almost SEE them parading by- with their flat, Doughboy helmets and leggings, the M1903 Springfield rifles at their shoulders, long bayonets fixed, their 48 Star Flags flying......
Incredible. Thanks for the upload
Wow, thank you so much. Not only is it great to see the score, it's a true gift, and one small thing I was able to confirm is that the ostinato rhythm is actually played slightly differently by the brass and strings after the opening piccolos' intro, but the recording/performance is also fantastic, one of the very best I've been able to find here on YT.
I think this is the recording they put on the 20th Century Master’s CD they did for JW back in the 90s. The performance and recording is indeed superior the recording that is on most compilations. The tempo is slightly slower, making it a little more stately. Also the snare drum at 55 is missing in this recording, which I actually prefer. You can hear the pitches of the low ostinato better without the snare. I bet he just wanted to try it differently. The snare drummer is really a star here at 84 with those interludes hahaha. Amazing.
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