The Most Fearless Trumpet Solo You've Ever Heard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2023
- Bob's LED by John Powell Transcription by Hayden Dillard
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You seem to be loving the movie soundtrack solo's so here's another one
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John Powell always comes in clutch with the fire trumpet charts
fr, this one, mountain chase, test drive (obvi)
john powell is so good
There really needs to be a "best of John Powell" video out there
God I’m so fucking happy people are finally acknowledging how raw John Powell’s works are, I’ve always felt alone when it comes to my love for his music and it’s so so so nice to see him just. Get recognition for how hard he goes with every film he works on
(Hoping someone shows off his work for the Ice Age films too, I could kill god with some of his pieces he’s done for the series)
Holy fuck yes pleaaase we need some recognition of the fire in the Ice Age scores!!
His work in Solo: A Star Wars Story is great too! The opening and "Marauders arrive" specifically comes to mind for me. The movie generally has a very underrated soundtrack
I've been in love with his stuff since Hancock and Ice Age! The dude can compose so dang well!
There’s a darn good REASON John Powell’s one of my top favorite composers (alongside John Williams and Hans Zimmer)!
You will beg for forgiveness one day for how you speak Gods name. I Agree On John Powell Being an Absolutely Incredible artist though.
The same guy who did the solo on on “Mountain Chase” in Horton Hears A Who, John Powell hits hard for these soundtracks
And httyd I think
yeah, but Mountain chase also has a ridiculous trumpet solo in it@@ethandaniel1424
HTTYD is what made me aware of John Powell. He is the GOAT
Test drive is probably the best audio experience I've ever had in any movie ever
The part when both Hiccup's and Toothless' leitmotifs combine, as they finally learn how to fly in unison
INSTANT eargasm
we be escaping ths leopard seal with this one!!! 💯🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣
Fax
John Powell is one of my favorite composers. He is an inspiration and gosh dang his music slaps
Always liked that movie, this is a great example of how underrated it's soundtracks were and not just it's songs.
This awakened a memory I forgot I had
Me and my lil bro running from education and chores:
John Powell is THAT guy.
Speaking of John Powell and _Happy Feet_ , the track called "Alien Ships" is one of my favorites in the film.
I love it when trumpet players do solos like this.
Even as a kid, I found that trumpet solo quite interesting.
"He's ruthless. He is dangerous. And as the name implies-"
Was literally thinking about how you could make a turbo act like a jet turbine on a car while going to bed a couple nights ago. Thanks for the video!
JOHN POWELL THE GOAT
I always remembered this tune oh my god.
How did I not remember this, holy shit it's fire
Congrats on 1k subs. You’re making it out of the hood with this one
And the music directly following this solo goes hard AF too
that just sent goosebumps down my body
I remember this exact scene being on of my favs as a kid cos of the trumpet
That key signature too 😭😭
why is cartoon movie music so good
I love trumpets.
...The first part leading up to the Trumpet Solo brought to mind of the drum beat that started off the song, "Thundering Charge" from "The Valley".
That reminded me a little of the main theme from “The Mask of Zorro”!
John Powell is a master
Wow I did not expect a nostalgic ride. So freaking good
this literally gave me the goosebumps
this movie is underrated as fuck, i loved it as a kid and still love it
Ohhh BOBSLED
Adelieland from this show written by John Powell is severely underated, I suggest you all give it a hear
Very Morricone - like sound
We breakin’ the Thwaites Glacier with this one!
John Powell seems kinda underrated.
Okay time to rewatch Happy Feet again
Director : "so it's a story about a tap dancing penguin"
John Powell : "aight so Imma make a soundtrack fit for a breath taking epic hero of the gunslinging far west"
You should do a transcription of a track from the movie "Paws of fury: the legend of hank" the track is called "Showdown on the Super Bowl" by Bear McCreary.
The trumpets and the whole arrangement go pretty hard.
i can feel the pain of the beginning
This makes me want to learn to play trumpet lol
Woah, where did that trumpet come from.
Keep up the great work!
Listen I will always, ALWAYS say this, but I swear to god the Happy Feet soundtrack could eat me up, spit me out, then step on me and I would THANK it, that stuff is ingrained in my very BONES
I remember young me was so enthralled by this entire sequence, the chaos of the penguins sliding down and the music building that intensity when you see how their shenanigans led to this GIGANTIC avalanche, I was laughing so hard in the theater my dad had to shush me lol
Powell is the Goat for a reason
The only composer for films I hold in higher regard is Howard Shore (He did lotr)
Good evening.
COoL, sound more like E Phrygian to me
There's a trumpet solo in one of the songs from the movie Bedazzled that's like this
If you do more Powell cues I'll have no choice but to subscribe
This a whole ass monster hunter theme
It’s always just so funny to hear the most absolute fire soundtracks come out of debatably crappy kids movies
“Pray for mercy from… _Happy Feet!”_
really good! quick question: why not use 2 sharps instead of 5 sharps for this trumpet solo in B minor?
Alright, now I want you to make a video about that sick as hell violin and banjo combo in doc hudson racing theme in cars. That cant be slept on
Sounds like Rango
Monster Hunter cutscenes be like
Just wait till they discover DCI
POV:movie takes place in Mexico
you should do a transcription of the monsters university end credits theme, theres like 3 solos in it
Sounds like the boss music in a Mexican cartel game
Is this mariachi? It sure sound Latino, the power and outright defiance of odds comes through clear as the trumpet's peals themselves.
Wouldv’e enjoyed a shake more than a trill.
My cousin voiced the main character of this film
If ur looking for more good John Powell, just do the how to train your dragons theme
When you find out you’re 1% Mexican:
I call and raise the bet:
Brandenburg Concerto No.2, Movement No.3 Allegro assai...
Those first two spots you have trills written in aren’t actually trills. It’s just his gnarly vibrato lol
Why five sharps when it's in b minor?
*A random guy spawns in Mexico…*
EL MACHO
Who composes this hard to motherfucking happy feet
Sounds like something from Puss in Boots
hear me out, this and helldivers 2
IM SCARED OF TRUMPETS HELP
Anyone else feels Spanish now?
What the HECK was that solo?!
jokes on you i cant hear it because my phone is bluetooth only and i forgot my headphones and i dont like using my speaker
False sorry the most fearless trumpet solo is actually Miles Davis on My Funny Valentine live
Bro how is it that fire music is used in the dumbest of movies? Like this would sooner fit the likes of the “A Fistful of Dollars” trilogy than happy feet.
Dumbest of movies???
@@thesejokesarentfunnyyetthe9522 Happy Feet always felt dumb to me as a concept. Even as a child I thought this was strange for a kids movie
its a 5 note solo...
El de Gankplank Galleon es Mejor
How is it that the worst animated movies always get the best scores? It happened with the secret life of pets, the boss baby, despicable me 2... Why?
What I want to know is, with all these crazy ass trumpet solos he's writing into everything, does he bring his own trumpet player or can most session players pull something like this out of their ass?
Sounds like old music from Mexican culture.
How had I missed the giant crap all these years
Sounds spanish imo ngl
That is not the most fearless trumpet solo I have ever heard.
Meh...
I’ve heard better
Honestly don't get the hype. Trills that sounded like they wished they were shakes, broad orchestral sound with some nice brightness but not the level of bite youd expect for the (attempted) style. Obviously done in two takes (cut around 13 seconds when he drops down to the F#). Harmonically disinteresting, rhythmically meh.
Trash