Michael Barranco Senior Recital 6. Gassenhauer - Carl Orff
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2015
- Michael Barranco's senior recital at The College of Saint Rose. Spring 2015. Featuring: Anjni Amin, Collin Bevan, Nicholas Cavin, Meghan Gillen, Ryan Joeckel, Christopher Scheer, and Christopher Weatherly.
Shot and edited by Derick Noetzel
Sound recorded by Sean Wendell - ตลก
One of my favorite happy songs is "You're so cool", from Hans Zimmer (True Romance OST) and someone mentioned it is inspired in this piece, so I had to look for it.
It's beautiful how one resembles the other without being a copy. It makes me think Zimmer intended to allude to Badlands too.
Great performance!
Great song!!
Always loved this tune from the movie badlands starring Martin Sheen and stacey spibeck. A wonderful piece of music played so well by these young folk.
Stacey Spibeck is awesome.
@@lukethomas402 thank you luke. please consider subscribing for more percussion content! :)
Absolutely delightful. Could listen to this over and over again. Good to see young people playing such good music.
Thank you so much for your kind words!
I do listen to it over and over again, now that I discovered it. :-)
@@timohyland thank you tim. please consider subscribing for more percussion content! :)
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@@timohyland thank you a ton!
Vielen herzlichen Dank!
Breathtaking, beautiful, flawless. Thank you
This tune is absolutely magnificent this rendition puts chills up & down my spine!
I just absolutely love it.
Hats off to you 8 gifted artists
Still great in 2022!
This is like a prayer before I go to bed. Wonderful!
Magnificent! I listen to this a dozen times a year, just wonderful
This music is so very rare because I haven't heard a version I don't like but you boys and girls have performed possibly my favourite one 😊
thank you so much!
2021. Listening at 10:00 P.M. in California. Bravo!!!
i found this bc i needed it for school
Very Cool. Bravo the performers. I just showed this to my three young daughters, they were bouncing around the room to it. Its one of those pieces so often used as incidental music in documentaries etc - especially for up lifting scenes and you can see why. Congrats again.
Thank you so much!
Wow. So this is what a smile sounds like. This is a great performance! Well done!!
Thank you so much. This is such a nice comment.
Isn't it the coolest? I can't believe such beauty
Michael you have a rare gift & your team are brilliant .
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This is one of those songs I've heard now & again over the years, but never knew what it was. Thanks to a late night showing of "Finding Forrester", and my smart phone, I now know the name, and ran across this video. Well done, thanks!
Thank you!
Late reply but you’ve gotta watch Terrence Malick’s “Badlands” just for its masterful use of this piece of music.
This is amazing! This will be my "go to" to get over the hump of a tough week. Kudos to all involved.
Thanks so much! Hope your week is better
One of the best renditions I have heard of this!
Sublime music and a joyous performance. There are several recordings on TH-cam, but this is by far the best. I just listened to it six times in a row and could have kept going. What wonderful sounds these little xylophones created, and the pacing and ensemble were perfect. When I recently heard the piece(s) before finding this video, I tried to pick out how many xylophones were playing. The harmonies are so luscious. I also loved the tympanist's flair -- he was into it. Everyone was wonderful, and the "optics" of the young people and their varied outfits added immensely to the fun. Building on someone else's earlier comment, there was nothing mechanical about the repetition, only an awakening of warm feelings. Thank you, Michael, for posting this tape, and Bravo! Your standing ovation was well deserved. Guess I'll listen to it again.
Allen Crockett thank you so much!!
Cant help but have massive smile on my face every time i listen to this
Beautiful!
Heard a version of this in Tippett's Mad God. I have to say I love this version! Bravo young man to you and your other performers!
thank you, Jeff!
Well played! :-D
Each purcusive instrument has a different tonal quality... the blend made for a rich tapestry of sound... the timing and cadence was excellent ..
Tim&MaryAnn thank you so much!
one of the best versions I have ever heard! Perfect!
You guys and gals nailed it. AWESOME!!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Ya
I Loved it! Such a very talented young group of people.
Bon...! autre chose que Carmina Burrana... différent ! 😊
Un témoignage de la volonté de Carl Orff d'être pédagogue auprès des jeunes ! bravo.
Ce court air est néanmoins poétique, enchanteur, il nous fait voyager ailleurs, loin dans notre imaginaire d'enfants de la musique, en tout genre et de tous pays.
Une simplicité rafraîchissante !
Refreshingly simple !
Beautiful music, beautiful recital.
Stunning performance a truly great version of this masterpiece
Fab. Thank you very much. A lovely piece of music.
Thanks!
These kids did an amazing awesome job. Bravo!!!!!!!!
Magical. Well done.
Very impressive , a good live performance.
I spent years searching for this piece after hearing the soundtrack to Badlands back in 1973, thank you for this excellent and moving rendition.
Thank you for your kind words!
Loved this theme and movie
One of Orff's "Schulwerk," written as part of his instructional system for beginning musicians.
Still enjoying this in 2018!
OMG, this is everything. So glad to have discovered this performance of Carl Orff's masterwork. Y'all killed it! (In a good way. Lol.)
I know I just commented, but I have become obsessed with Gassenhauer videos this week. Your performance here has to be the most pure, sublime representation of Carl's composition. Again, good work all.
Que maravilla!! Bravo!
this great~thanks for posting !
CJC thank you!
Saludos y felicitaciones desde Lima-Perú-América.
Well done. Really impressive.
Magnífico!!!!!
Very interesting arrangement of an Orff favorite of mine. Very well done indeed!
+BartholomewSmutz Thank you so much!
Love it
Carl O would be proud !
Great performance!
Thank you!
That waiter sure knows how to vibe!
such a cute song i love it
Pure enjoyment
Extraordinario! Muy bueno.
Thanks!
bravo... esta pieza es típica de un gran esfuerzo en la educación musical, en España todavía más, las aulas de música ya no tienen este tipo de instrumental de placa... una pena.
Jaime Cores thank you!
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the 2 thumbs up are because they won't let me give it two thumbs up in the like column.
starts at 0:19
Oh man this is freakin' awesome!
Xeno87 thank you so much!
I know I'm two years late, but congratz to your graduation! Are you going to upload other videos of your work?
Xeno87 thanks! I actually have another recital for my graduate studies coming up soon
Other videos of my senior recital are up on my channel. Check them out!
Bravo!
Nice to hear good sound quality. It's a shame a second camera wasn't available, but hey, it makes the editing easy!
WOW! There's so much about this that I love and appreciate! 1st, that you did this with Orff Schulwerk keyboards while sitting. Sure, you could have done it with a couple of marimbas and a xylophone, but you didn't! 2nd, It's so darn expressive and musical. Nothing mechanical about all the repetition. 3rd, as per the comment below you took someone that's not a mallet player and taught them the part/technique and then put them on stage. Isn't that what pedagogy is all about. I think Mr. Orff would be happy that you did this "children's piece" as a formal recital selection.
Thank you so much. I am happy that you appreciate the work that was put into performing this piece.
Genial!
Sublime :)
nightowl685 great band
Aside from your BRILLIANT performance... I couldn't sit with my legs crossed as I'm a double V guy... plus I can't play the Xylaphone :)
Enjoyed that btw.
Did a human create/ compose this masterpiece? How??
Hans Newsidler had something to do with it, and sources indicate that he may have been human. How? Probably with a lute.
The green shirt guy be vibin
definitely :)
@@michaelbarranco are you him man lol?
Die sind gut
Thought it was rhett and link for a second there lol. Nice tune
What's the name of the instrument that the blond hair man is using?
it's an orff xylophone named after Carl Orff!
@@michaelbarranco I'm saying the other
@@kromck8007 cabasa
This was a great arrangement and well played, thank you for sharing. Is the arrangement available anywhere? I'd like to adapt it for handbells and play it in a concert.
Hi Alan, thank you for your kind words. I have the arrangement and would love to share it with you! What's your email?
@@michaelbarranco I just sent you a Facebook friend request (I'm pretty sure it was you..). I didn't want to leave my email here in public
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Michael, Can I have the original record of this? I would love to hear this at maximum quality :')
hey Jose! unfortunately, this is the only recording we have. thanks so much for your comment!
@@michaelbarranco First of all. Thanks for answering Michael.
Secondly, what I was asking for is: Could you upload this file to any uploading server? Like Mega or something like that.
It's just because if I try to download this from youtube it loses quality, and I want to put this on while I'm driving. It's an awesome performance.
There's no problem if you can't. I'll download it from youtube and it will be awesome anyway.
Greetings from Spain
@@josebalsalobre3441 ah okay! i will look into doing that. hope Spain is doing okay in the current climate. im stuck in america haha
@@michaelbarranco Spain is suffering but I'm hopeful we will recover like we always did. I hope America makes it great too.
Oh, forget about uploading the file. I just downloaded it from youtube and it has decent quality.
Keep making music buddy. It's the salt of life.
Quand je vois sur quoi ils ont à taper, sur toutes ces lamelles... je trouve le timbalier très favorisé,
et plus encore celui qui agite une boîte de pépins de pastèques et aussi celui qui tape sur la caisse claire.
En tout cas, arthritiques des genoux, s'abstenir ! 😉
What's Ed sheeran and Dave grohl doing there? Just kidding, that's was lovely.
So extra trills in there, no?
We learned later the maid was deaf.
Yung George Osbourne on the big glock.
The Simpsons, scorpion's tale, soundtrack, s22 e15, 03:57
"You're so cool", lol :):):)
What? Do You agree with the plagiarism?
Um, Orff is NOT Zimmer. This Orff piece was played in movie, ‘Badlands’. Zimmer was played in “True Romance”.
Found this by looking for sonething other than carmina burana by Orff. Interesting but pan pipes and xylophone types of instrument are not pleasing to my ears.
I've watched this performance several times and like it very much as I stated in an earlier comment. However there is one thing that kind of annoys me, and that is the young lady with black hair behind you looks like she is ready to nod off and fall to the floor at any moment! She really gives the impression she would rather be somewhere else, didn't she realize there was an audience?
She was very nervous as she is a flute player and it was her first time playing percussion in front of an audience.
+Michael Barranco Well, in that case I should cut her some slack. She did seem to play well and maybe she will be more at ease in the future. Once again loved the performance and wish you the best of luck in your music career.
+BartholomewSmutz Thank you so much and check my other senior recital videos if you want!
Disagree. She played well and is absolutely gorgeous.
So her smile at the end was one of relief. How charming, and I enjoyed the little smile that the other young woman had all the way through.