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This is a welcome addition to the growing discography of the Gothic Symphony. From the venerable recording by Adrian Boult in 1966 to the BBC Promenade Concert under Martyn Brabbins there is now a range of interpretations. This one has the merit of not lingering; and both the playing and the singing are of a high order.

What happened to the original?

The songs featured, with the timestamps of the first appearance of each melody. 0:00 - "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" 0:03 - "Under the Sea" 0:06 - "Oo-De-Lally" 0:12 - "Whistle Stop" 0:12 - "The Unbirthday Song" 0:12 - "A Spoonful of Sugar" 0:18 - "The Life I Lead" 0:19 - "The Bare Necessities" 0:25 - "Be Our Guest" 0:26 - "Love" 0:32 - "Part of Your World" 0:39 - "Colonel Hathi's March" 0:39 - "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" 0:39 - "Stay Awake" 0:51 - "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo" 0:55 - "A Whole New World" 0:55 - "Honor to Us All" 1:02 - "I See the Light" 1:08 - "Winnie the Pooh" 1:15 - "Something There" 1:15 - "You Can Fly!" 1:21 - "Colors of the Wind" 1:22 - "Sister Suffragette" 1:25 - "Go the Distance" 1:26 - "For the First Time in Forever" 1:46 - "The Perfect Nanny" 1:51 - "Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" 1:58 - "When You Wish Upon a Star" 1:58 - "Circle of Life" 2:05 - "God Help the Outcasts" 2:05 - "Gaston" 2:12 - "Reflection" 2:19 - "Scales and Arpeggios" 2:19 - "I've Got No Strings" 2:26 - "Belle" 2:30 - "Good Company" 2:36 - "Arabian Nights" 2:43 - "Be Prepared" 2:57 - "Friend Like Me" 2:57 - "One Jump Ahead" 3:03 - "Ev'rybody Wants to Be a Cat" 3:06 - "My Own Home" 3:11 - "Feed the Birds (Tuppence a Bag)" 3:24 - "Jolly Holiday" 3:24 - "Out There" 3:48 - "Let It Go" 3:48 - "Can You Feel the Love Tonight?" 3:56 - "Hakuna Matata" 4:32 - "Beauty and the Beast"

Great thanks for sharing!😊

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Удивительный канал, познавательный!❤

Очень хороший канал, и полезный!❤

Слушала лекцию Леонарда Берстайна для детей, Прокофьев Сергей написал музыкальную сказку ,, Петя и волк,,, в которой рассказывает о музыкальных инструментах!❤

Рада, что нашла этот канал о музыке. Спасибо!❤

Спасибо, обожаю классическую музыку!😊

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This video is a certified hood classic

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When you need sadness，anger, and happiness.

thanks for the memories man, i hate being old now time flies :(

As a boy, I knew this two-album set by heart.

Beautiful😍

RIP

And the classical music songs

3:34 bass clarinet

38:37 pedal steel guitar❤❤❤

12:58 my favourite instrument❤❤❤

11:51 The Carnival of Venice 24:39 Ode to Joy 38:34 Aloha Oe 39:26 Sailor’s Hornpipe 52:52 Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto 54:23 The Muppet Show theme? 54:47 Für Elise

Too bad they deleted that video😢

37:42 Sounds Like Christmas Songs

thx

why is it so low quality tho :(

please reupload other vids you got :/

0:03 Under the Sea 0:19 The Bare Necessities 0:25 Be Our Guest 0:32 Part of Your World 0:39 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious 0:51 Bippity-Boppity-Boo 0:55 A Whole New World/Honor to us All 1:12 A Spoonful of Sugar 1:16 You Can Fly 1:21 Colors of the Wind 1:24 Go the Distance 1:32 I See the Light 1:52 Do You Want to Build a Snowman? 1:58 When You Wish Upon a Star 2:12 Reflection 2:36 Arabian Nights 2:57 Friend Like Me 3:48 Let It Go 4:32 Beauty and the Beast 4:35 Belle

Here after they deleted their vids

Fantastic. So interesting. I loved the movie and this video explained it beautifully

5:37 can anyone help tell me what this song is

HICKORY DICKORY DOCK AT THE END!😊 4:36

Did those men actually write those pieces or are you just playing in their style?

12:44😂😂

Recon this could have gotten a sequel? Perhaps a fan made one?

Lyrics Please!

7:24 - The cello is the tenor voice of the orchestral string family. It looks a lot like the violin and viola, it’s just much larger in size. So much so that it is played while it’s rested on the floor by a spike known as an endpin. It sounds much lower than the violin and viola.

4:36 - the bassoon covers the low register of notes in the woodwind section. Because of how big it is in size, the tubing is doubled back on itself to make it easier to play. Like the Contrabassoon, English Horn and Oboe, the sound is produced by blowing into a double reed, which is two reeds tied together.

3:31: the bass clarinet is much larger than the normal Bb clarinet, and while it is lower pitched, it does a great job of filling out the bass register in the woodwind section of the symphony orchestra. Because of its large size, the player often uses the spike at the bottom of the instrument to rest it on the floor to keep it from falling or breaking

3:23 - The baritone saxophone covers the low notes of the wind section of jazz bands and big bands. It is the largest of the most commonly used saxophones today.

1:07: The saxophone was invented by the Belgian instrument maker Adolphe Sax, to combine the power of the brass with the agility of the woodwinds. There are several sizes of saxophones in the saxophone family, from the tiny soprillo all the way up to the giant subcontrabass. As you can see from looking at the alto sax here, it is made out of brass, it has lots of keys, and like the clarinet, the sound is produced by blowing air into a single reed which is attached to the mouthpiece and secured into place with the help of a metal clamp called a ligature.

What are the songs for the Basset Horn, Fortepiano & Timpani?

I've been listening to this everyday. Thanks for providing the full music.

Holy smokes, that is a ton of instruments!

Oddly, no indication whatever as to where this took place - can anyone explain why - or where it was? The audience look pretty baffled, from which (after all who, outside the U.K. would know 'Half a pound of tuppeny rice'?) one can deduce it wasn't there , but then the whole thing becomes even odder: did the organisers think the allusions WOULD be caught?

It's a shame he had taken the original down before his passing, it continues to be a masterpiece, and quite a charming piece despite his dislike for it.

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