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- The music from Maarva's funeral on Ferrix was way too beautiful to not try and recreate. What a lovely piece! This is my first full transcription of anything ever, so some things may be wrong. I hope you all enjoy it!
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Andor Soundtrack by Nicholas Britell
Transcribed and Arranged by Dylan F
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#marchingband
#starwars
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As Maarva said way back in episode 3, it’s not the music you should worry about. It’s when it stops.
Holy crap, I didn’t even make that connection before
Thank you for reminding me of that line.
I always expected something to happen that episode. She was talking about this...
Did she say music I thought she said something else?
@@scottf5791 Yeah, in the earlier episode she didn't say the word music. When everyone was banging the bits of metal on the walls, she remarked something about how it's not when there's sound, 'but when it stops.'
@@scottf5791 noise
It someone told me 10 years ago that Petunia Dursley from Harry Potter would one day give the most inspiring speech to rise against the empire in Star Wars...i would have been sceptical ^^
So that's where I recognize her from!
What an absolutely amazing performance she gave here!
I compeltely forgot she played that character in Harry Potter lmao
Such a good actress !
NO WONDER I FUCKING RECOGNISED HER I JUST DIDNT KNOW FROM WHERE
one has to only wonder.. if there was not a hint of symbolism for our current state of affaires on this planet...;)
"you may only bring 40 people"
*Brings the whole orchestra*
40 people + 1 droid + 1 ghost hologram
They were allowed a permit that only allowed 40 people. They showed up with only 1. The People of Ferix! *BRICKS THE EMPIRE*
"You aren't allowed to hold it at noon."
*Freedom is a pure idea.*
@@gregoryhayes7569 *gets hit with brick*
Welcome to Ferix. Enjoy your stay and your concussion.
"40 people?!, That ain't even enough to cover the Brass section"
Best moments from the funeral:
1) When the anvil starts to ring, two hours ahead of when the imperials said the funeral could start.
2) When you realize just how big the crowd is.
3) When the music picks up.
4) When it becomes clear that Maarva's speech is denouncing the Empire.
5) When Brasso clocks that guy across the head with Maarva's brick.
best use of a brick ever 10/10
@@jonahquigleyjq Maarva would've wholeheartedly approved.
@@pennychenery7456 You could almost hear her cheering from the afterlife
when the drummer kicked that stormtrooper from the tower^^
When the music changes tempo, and you KNOW something is going to happen.
That cut to Luthen when she says "Empire is a disease" and Stellan's superb acting was the best moment from the entire show for me. With that slightest face muscle movement he shows realization that there's people like him everywhere and that the seeds of rebellion are already sown. Giving him confidence that even if he himself fails, the fight is not lost.
There's another side of it for Luthen.
Luthen is an extremely ruthless and determined man. He does a number of bad things in the service of rebellion. He ultimately fights for a good cause, but he goes to extreme ends to achieve his goals. He orders Cassian's assassination in order to cover up his secrets, he lets a doomed Rebel attack go through in order to preserve the mole he has within Imperial intelligence. And when the mole in question shows signs of wavering in his commitment, Luthen threatens his family in order to keep him in line.
But then Luthen is present on Ferrix and he sees what happens. He sees how Maarva's words not only inspire the people of Ferrix, but in fact stir them to rise up against the Empire.
Jyn Erso said that "Rebellions are built on hope" and in that very moment, Luthen learned that lesson for himself.
It was that moment he realized, he no longer shares his dreams with ghosts - but with the rebellion.
@@MuditVerma bit there's also a bit of tragedy to it, with everyone he's done Luther see's what will create the sunrise he will never see, something no one will associate him with or even associate him in general when the war is finished
It was that moment listening to Maarva's speech that stayed his hand when Cassian says 'kill me or take me in', he knew Cassian having been raised by such a woman would make the perfect collaborator.
This funeral scene is one of the best climaxes in star wars history. The tension has been building for so long, and finally one of their most influential figures calls them out and these working class people push back. And the music perfectly displayed this
There’s a lot of symbolism here too. Rix Road, where the funeral takes place, shares a name with the ancient Gaulish word for king. The most famous to bear this title was Vercingétorix, the man who united Gaul against Caesar while he massacred and enslaved the celts.
There are a lot of parallels here, especially if you look at what happened to the planet as the empire invaded and compare it to the Roman invasion of Gaul from 59 BC-51 BC
@@elginscodex someone did their research, bravo to you
This takes something that belongs to every culture... and somehow unifies it in one very long sequence for a Fictional Tv show.
Especially after the 2 years of dealing with covid, natural disasters and wars (yes there is more than one war happening...)... *sigh* It takes us in and tells us it is now okay to mourn.
@@elginscodex it also feels to me like it's pulling parallels from the Texas Revolutionary Period. Prior to the Revolution against Mexico, Texas was sparsly populated and almost exclusively populated by working class businessmen and women. There was work, family, God, and their mixed community if German, French, American, Spanish, and Mexican people coexisting. The Mexican Government under Santa Anna started imprisoning people for criticizing him, and the Texans asked to be left alone to their work. He increased taxes, placed travel restrictions, banned anti government sentiments, and tried to disarm everyone so they couldn't fight back. The Texans sent a representative to have a talk with Anna, who was also put in prison. That lead the Texans finally to rebel
@@elginscodex I never thought about or made the connection between 'Rix' and the Gaulish term for King until I saw your comment; thank you for broadening my thoughts tonight.
"Strike me down and I shall become more powerful than you can possibly imagine."
I think my favorite thing about Andor and Rogue One is that they show the true power of the ideas the force represents without needing lightsabers or magic powers to do it. The force is connection between all things. You either try to serve the interests of the world or you try to bend the world to your will. This scene is a beautiful example of that
Power vs Force
Thank you to have put in words my thoughts! There is no Force neither Jedi. But It s everywhere and you said it. I was not able to conceptualise like you did it. Thank you.
love your comment!
"Do or do not, there is no try" - Yoda This is why actully we need the force users, especially the Skywalker family and the chosen one Anakin Skywalker as the normal people can manage to try which is commendable but to actually do it meant that Luke had to almost sacrifice himself to wake up the light side in Darth Vader Aka Anakin Skywalker. Luke would have died if he just tried, do or die
Best scene I have seen in years. Or ever. It was so catarctic. I didn’t know if I’m about to laugh by excitement or cry. Serious goosebumps.
You put it best.
Well said!
I cryed
Such an amazing show
This!
The whole sequence was a masterfully crafted allegory of the rise of the Rebellion. You first hear individuals, discordant as they they tune their instruments, all spread out throughout the town. Then the toll of the Anvil, the first call to action, people like Luthen and Mon Mothma, who begin to organise. The band then starts to play, more and more joining the now unified tune as it slowly swells and marches to a single goal. Then the pause, the calm before the storm. Then the sudden change to a more determined final march, the moment of realisation as the Rebelion is truly united and the final days of the Empire can finally be seen on the horizon. Combined with Maarva's final call to action, a truly amazing bit of story telling.
Nice!
@Manzoor Roome It boggles my mind how this show was made by Disney of all companies.
@@priyapepsi Disney merely published the show, the creator of the show was Tony Gilroy (who also worked on Rogue One)
Brilliantly written!
@Derpitron
That moment you realise studios letting artistic liberty to their artists is actually a good thing
This scene made me ready for their fight and the slow March. The empire ALLOWED them 40 people and the town said fuck that and the look on the faces of people. It was time they knew enough was enough. Luthern hearing Cas’s mom speak he knew “I can’t kill this man .This is what he came from.” The imperial soldiers, knowing they are outmatched, trying to show force and failing miserably.
4:54 one of the best scenes in Andor complimented by the most appropriate change in music
You knew when that shift happens that this it is going down.
My name is Maarva Carassi Andor. I'm honored to stand before you. I'm honored to be a Daughter of Ferrix, and honored to be worthy of the stone. Strange. Feel as if I can see it. I was six, I think, first time I touched a funerary stone. Heard our music, felt our history. Holding my sister's hand as we walked all the way from Fountain Square. Where you stand now, I've been more times than I can remember. I always wanted to be lifted. I was always eager, always waiting to be inspired. I remember every time it happened, every time the dead lifted me... with their truth. And now I'm dead. And I yearn to lift you. Not because I want to shine, or even be remembered. It's because I want you to go on. I want Ferrix to continue. In my waning hours, that's what comforts me most. But I fear for you. We've been sleeping. We've had each other, and Ferrix, our work, our days. We had each other, and they left us alone. We kept the trade lanes open, and they left us alone. We took their money and ignored them, we kept their engines churning, and the moment they pulled away, we forgot them. Because we had each other. We had Ferrix. But we were sleeping. I've been sleeping. And I've been turning away from the truth I wanted not to face. There is a wound that won't heal at the center of the galaxy. There is a darkness reaching like rust into everything around us. We let it grow, and now it's here. It's here, and it's not visiting anymore. It wants to stay. The Empire is a disease that thrives in darkness; it is never more alive than when we sleep. It's easy for the dead to tell you to fight, and maybe it's true, maybe fighting is useless. Perhaps it's too late. But I'll tell you this: if I could do it again, I'd wake up early and be fighting... these bastards... from the start. Fuck the Empire!
My favorite scene from the whole season. As soon as I heard the band marchingI knew something crazy was about to happen. *Spoiler alert* When the bell tower drummer kicked the storm trooper off the bell tower, I was crying with laughter. May the force be with all of you.
He's one of my favorite Star Wars characters now. His official name is "the time grappler" btw.
Same for me. I love this show. And Ferrix is the spark that ignites the "real" open rebellion. What a great fucking show.
Dude just made it to the top only to be immediately kicked off
@@def3ndr887 🤣Right, and the person that ordered him up there was hiding after being kicked himself.
I just took it in with no spoilers. I thought it was just a simple funeral service, but given Maarva’s status as a community leader and her stance…
“Fight the Empire!!!” Maarva’s spirit will live on in the rebellion.
And in that brick that got used to bean an Imperial officer in the head.
@@samu9629 lol!! Yes, one of my favorite moments in that episode!
She did say "I would wake up early and fight these bastards."
She must be smiling somewhere lol
We all know she was going to drop the F bomb but it's Disney 🤣
There is edit, she would say Fuck the Empire, but Disney didn't allow it, so they edited it to "Fight the Empire"
“The Empire is a disease that thrives in darkness. It is never more alive than when we sleep.”
This music is tear-inducing when you think last time Cassian and Maarva spoke, he said he would return for her, but she dies before that happened.
Nah, he kept his word. He came back for her. He was there for her. In doing so he was there for the people as well. He saw what she had done in the time he had spent inside Narkina 5
“You can’t stay… and I can’t go!”
Can't help myself but laugh at someone named "Death Squad 88" with a monarchist profile picture cheering on a scene which says to rise up against fascism.
One of my favorite cinematic moments in this bit was the drone shot over the Imperial forces, digging in and rooting their defenses. Giving their “show of force” and the camera pans over them, over their forces, who look to be between 20 and 50 troops, max, and shows the people of Ferrix, the entire population of the town, marching towards the Imps. Numberless, a tidal wave cracking against the wall. No matter how strong it is, the water will seep in, crack it, break it. These moments of defiance will flood the banks of the Empire, and then there will be one too many.
Take in mind the "people of Ferrix" are one of the dumbest rebel cells to exist that IVE ever seen. What were they rebelling against? The Empire did nothing to these people, the corp sector police did nothing to these people. Yet theirs a Rogue Rebel "Skarsgard" who even scares the Rebel Alliance founders with his plans, which is to make life worse for everyone, and he is the one that flat out killed more people on Ferrix than anyone we see in the series.
The Empire was looking for the people that killed the people on Ferrix, and yet its the Empire they decide to fight. Thats insane.
@@lancer737the corpos brought a dropship full of rentacops all eager to play with their weapons like toys and started a gunfight in the middle of town. if you are siding with them you are a fascist.
@@DEClimax Nothing what you said changes the fact Andor and the guy all the Rebel Founders are scared of blew up part of a town with their own weapons.
When dealing with someone who likely is Zann Consortium, Corp should be heavily armed if the Empire isn't around to fight them.
@@lancer737 see my last post
I like that this song is so perfect because it's so imperfect. Like the timings, the tunings, it's all off. It's unorganized. It's just random people picking up instruments and joining the others. Together they form a marching band. Everything together is what makes the symphony.
It is so perfect because it doesn't just represent the sense of community that the people of Ferrix have, where just hearing a few notes from the brass section is enough for them to know what is going on and join in, it is also the perfect characterisation of rebellion.
Rebellion isn't perfect. It's not organized. It's just people from everywhere and nowhere at once being inspired by eachother in doing what they can to fight for freedom for eachother. A single act might not do much. But everything together is powerful and brings change.
This is a wonderful piece of music for the story. It is also just a wonderful piece of music. It is what a funerary march should be: Solemn, simple, and deeply moving, able to carry us through grief and towards redemption and hope for us the living.
It was perfect. The bell tower and the marching band created much more tension than a regular symphonic underscore would have. Like Marching season in Northern Ireland on the one hand, Lamarque’s funeral in “Les Miserables” in the other.
Ok, PLEASE tell me I’m not the only one that started crying a little during this (both scene in the show and the video we just watched)?!
Highly doubting it :D
I find myself comparing this scene with Jyn watching Galen's holographic message to her in Rogue One. Jyn and Cassian, kin to parental figures who wanted change in the galaxy they lived in. Tired of the oppression. They wanted to bring back a sense of belonging. Their children didn't much care for it then. They simply accepted the grasp the Empire had on the galaxy. They weren't fond of it, but they didn't choose to take it on. But then seeing how deeply their parents cared about wanting change altered their perspective for the better. And they would soon come together to give the Rebellion hope.
The moment when the band really kicks off the song, it gets me going every single time, its such a powerful moment.
I f*****ing love this show
I was asking Google what I was listening to about 3 seconds after the music started on the show. No results. And here you are. Thank you. 🧡
ANDOR is an anomaly...a rare treat or valuable gem that has initially been overlooked but one that those with an eye for quality are discovering each day...
Bravo 👏
It brought me to tears each time i can to this part in the episode.
Especially on a binge watch of the entire series. The music just hits like a truck.
The episode is the culmination of pretty much everything that had happened in the series before it, the music perfectly capturing and enriching that.
Its perfect.
It becomes difficult to find something which is not perfect in Andor!
Couldn’t stop rewatching this scene for days. Made my ears prick up and my hair stand on end.
Dude, I was looking for this all day! Can't bealive I just had to wait five hours and this video would be out. Internet is amazing.
Great work!
These comments. ❤👏 No matter what happens going forward, Andor: Season 1 was truly something special.
It could be the Rebellion's official Anthem
The composition, building towards the climax we all new was coming was UNLIMITED POWER. People NEED to see this show
This is one of the best Star Wars songs ever made. It's powerful in a whole other level.
Star Wars haters listening to the most heart wrenching, tear jerking, toe curling, beautiful of a score that perfectly encapsulates the sadness of death as well as the never ending will of the people to fight against oppression no matter how hard it may seem
For a music that is presented to us in a diegetic way, I think the recreation is really good. Goosebumps from neck to toes.
best scene in Star Wars over 40 years
XD
This song will always bring me tears as it basically is also the funeral song of my beloved dog that died almost at the time this episode came out 😭
"Gets to you, doesn't it? That's what a reckoning sounds like. You want it to stop but it just keeps coming. It's when it stops that's when you really want start to fret."
Andor as a series has, in my opinion as a long-term fan, rescued Star Wars as a franchise. This scene was the perfect cap to the season….can’t believe I’m saying this about a Disney Star Wars production, but I can’t wait till Season 2! The only other Disney project that’s been true of to date is the Bad Batch. Of course, I’m also looking forward to the Mandalorian as well.
Love this music The way Vel ran towards the chaos gave me Batman v Superman vibes when Bruce ran towards the building collapsing it was epic!
Most people will runaway from danger. The rare that run towards it they can be only there to cause more pain or to help people from it. As humans, the number of people willing to cause pain WILL ALWAYS be outnumbered by those who want to stop it. And that is something worth being shown.
An absolute masterclass in Invoking Emotion. Well done 👏
this was, by far, one of the best series of Star Wars.
the In depth look at the Bureaucracy of the Imperial Security Bureau.
the Corpos
The way the First sparks of Rebellion started.
At this point all we saw was the Ghost Crew in Rebels. This is an entirely different perspective bringing us up to a point where both of those Series intercept.
The way Civilians were treated under Imperial Rule, the way Corpos were the Capos of the Imperials, how "peace" was maintained through fear and retribution
This series was the greatest, if not the best piece of Star Wars lore created, without a single ignition of a lightsaber, a single showing of the Emperor or Vader.
Since wednesday i Was looking for that song, thanks for the awesome version!
It’s decided. This song is playing at MY funeral 😂
So it will be for everyone who stands against all the oppressors of the Universe
Awesome recreation of the march music!
It’s not a recreation but the music posted
@@hooliganmusic343 it's a transcription
Best scene I ever seen Andor my favourite star wars show so far
I absolutely love every note of this perfect piece of music. Gives me chills
I think Ferrix represents something very real. I feel connected to these scenes. This very well could be real life. You can kill an idea and a burning passion for freedom from oppression. You can’t stifle people’s cultural customs and practices. You take a stand. And once you do more follow suit. We must hold our ground as citizens, and uphold to our core values and founding beliefs. The battle of Rix road really showed this to me.
The scene where the riot control troopers run towards the line with the funeral march opposite of them walking towards them in a steady pace has to be the best scene in the series.
I really like the part at 5:05. The music has been stuck in my head for weeks which usually most songs aren't for me, especially just something with horns and not a full song with a beat drop or anything. Wow!
I've been glued to the screen the whole series but at this scene it felt like i was glued AT the screen. I just wantes to scream with excitement when they started charging. By far the best show and i cant wait for season two
The build up of this scene was just incredible. I was more on edge than I've ever been watching Star Wars. This music was just perfect.
i've been looking for this ever since the episode came out, thank you.
This was the most moving Star Wars show up to date. Bar none, this made me ready to rebel.
There’s a resolute sense in the arrangement that gives me so many goosebumps. A call to action before a word was said.
Episode 12 was So sad 😢 This is the best Star Wars I have ever seen all the actors are awesome in Andor.. Can’t wait for season 2 it’s Going to blow all the other star wars out the water!!! So sad we have to watch a whole Year!.
This song should be played at my funeral
Wow! This sounds amazing! Good enough to be an official version!
This funeral scene is easily one of the top ten scenes in all of live action SW canon, if not top five! It even caused me a tiny bit of eye leakage. 😢
Cool as hell, we dont get enough mentions of music and the effect of it in universe
Thank you, someone finally uploaded it! I've been looking for it since I first saw the marching band, what a great piece of music
STONE AND SKY
i really liked this show... sometimes something different to star wars is good and it makes us realize how big is the galaxy, how many cultures, planets, people, art, traditions... some people don´t realize how massive star wars GALAXY is.
I'm hopeful to see a lot of High School band marching shows with this next year. Good job on the arrangement.
It’s high school. Don’t get your hopes up. The high school systems are arguably similar to the Empire. I have a Kino Loy’s speech: High School edition posted somewhere on another video
@@CT-9904-Crosshair I mean I probably agree with your point but I'm just a fan of the top tier marching bands that compete in BOA, etc.
Yeah, IF a high school had entered this into a competition, easy first place.
@@CT-9904-Crosshair it's a bit more complicated than that but the Andor soundtrack does provide a good base of music.
Amazing job, this scene, that episode, this show has been amazing, and the build up all season to this has been phenomenal. Thanks for putting this out, I was hoping to find it.
thank you 4 the upload i loved that music so much it was a fantastic finale for a fantastic show
Perfect, the scene, the speech and the music made me shed a tear and be happy at the same time
Thank you for this! I don't think I was alone in trying to find this after the episode aired... such an incredible piece and setup for the fight scene.
Just Amazing. One of the best pieces of music in the hole Star Wars history!
appreciate your work man i ve been looking for this since 12 episode came out
Thank you for your work! 😍
Good job man. Thank you so much for uploading this
This was great thank you for putting it together.
Amazing!!!
awesome moment!! what a song and scene👏👏👏
amazing arrangement 👍🏼
Wow! Great work
Nice job. Thank you.
Beautiful
Thanks you for this :D
Loved it.
And another Stone for Cassian Andor. We will not forget...
Great Job!
Great! Love this
i have so been waiting for this
I just rewatched 'rogue one' after finishing 'andor' yesterday, let's just say that ending hit even harder…aw man Cassians story is depressing
This show made one of the most forgettable characters into one of my favorites. Love Rogue One and Andor
Like the dpression of the death of someone who we loved, to a silent good bye, the raise of a new hope and the growing of a new generation
thx for the video and greetings from germany ;)
Bravo putting this together
Great work, you have tallent!
Christian Finnish Frostiis This actually was a great song, touched my emotions deep
that we care for Maarva is a truth
Thanks, dude! I'm looking after Nicholas Britell profile on Spotify almost everyday, waiting for the release of Andor: Vol. 3, wich will contain this song.
"we're going to catch Cassian Andor and put an end to this little rebellion"
*proceeds to spend so much time looking for Andor they don't realize that the giant blue hologram is telling like a thousand people to put their boots up the imperial's asses*
Most powerful scene in all of star wars by a mile
Andor takes a well-established universe and adds profound depth to it; not through grand battles of epic scale, but seeing it through the eyes of the commoner just trying to get by in this imperial-infested world. It brings humanity into star wars, and thus makes a mere funeral scene an equally as powerful moment as the greatest there are in star wars... if not the most powerful, imho.
This is what a reckoning sounds like.
"Stone and Sky!" ✊😔
I really like what you did there :)
Hermoso!
¡Gracias! :D
they managed to perfectly recreate the sound of a beginner orchestra (people with 2-3 years experience or so) which I assume is intentional, but sadly it doesn't bring out the true potential of this piece
Exactly
This seems like a place where I might be able to find something I'm looking for-- an Andor fan who's also a folk musician. I've got an idea percolating that I'm hoping such a person might be able to help realize.