When you listen to the song as a whole you think to yourself, this is a masterpiece, then you see the breakdown of it and then you start to wonder how they did that, you can hear all the harmonies isolated and so it should be clear to you right? No sir, bohemian Rhapsody is not just a song by a rock band, it is an epic, written by the poets handpicked by God, and the musical score isn't something you will hear being imitated ever again, it is just too unique, overall, no one can say that bohemian Rhapsody isn't the greatest song ever
I recorded a parody version of Bohemian Rhapsody and am beyond indebted to you for making this video and giving me all the harmonies! You are a freaking GOD!
Amazing! I love hearing the individual parts, it's so satisfying hearing them come together. there's so many songs like Somebody to Love for ex. that would be awesome to breakdown
covering a song this complicated isnt easy..but making a song this complicated, its just another level... the queen were surely a legendary group of artists.. (also so are many other choir groups and musicians who had understood this beautiful set of voices and is able to play with it)
I’m 39 years old… I took one week to determine what I think and my opinion is the greatest song in existence? I chose this. The reason why it is, because no matter what country you go to, everybody knows this in English. I’ve been to many countries and many states. This is by far in my opinion, the best song ever.
What could we learn from this video. What are the types of harmonies he does like 5ths or 6ths to give it that Freddie Mercury feel. That would be interesting to know
Yeah the harmony they used is very interesting. Changing keys all the time and the voicings are unique. I felt like showing each voice was a good way to hear everything that's happening without spelling out the chords and harmony of each part which could be a whole other video lol
@@RobCarrollMusic 9:39 the second to me after the harmonies lol. Not what the video is about at all but thats not the point you can't leave us hanging like that 😂.
Is it okay if I copy these, like actually copy them, the way it was sung, how the harmony is made, etc. for our school group performance? But I'll add some finishing touches that is not in the video, it isn't in the original song as well, I just saw something from a high school choir singing video that filmed them singing Bohemian Rhapsody and decided to add it to our performance as well? I hope that made sense
It depends on which part. Lots of these chords are seventh chords so they have root,3,5,7 but some are just triads and some don't have all the chord members. I have a short on my channel with sheet music for the intro and will be putting up one for the middle section soon
If you want to hear them play I have plenty of videos with them playing straight through. This is to demonstrate each part for someone trying to learn how to sing them. If you can listen to something all the way through once and have it memorized that's really impressive but I find breaking things into sections to be much more effective
The whole point of this video is to play each part and section separately so we can hear them individually -- so if you're saying "just let the damn parts and section play" you may be missing the point of the video, or you might be in the wrong place.
When you listen to the song as a whole you think to yourself, this is a masterpiece, then you see the breakdown of it and then you start to wonder how they did that, you can hear all the harmonies isolated and so it should be clear to you right? No sir, bohemian Rhapsody is not just a song by a rock band, it is an epic, written by the poets handpicked by God, and the musical score isn't something you will hear being imitated ever again, it is just too unique, overall, no one can say that bohemian Rhapsody isn't the greatest song ever
For easy reference if you're trying to learn a specific part. (Just ballad timestamps for now)
Soprano parts:
03:00
06:04
07:45
09:52
Alto parts:
03:18
06:18
08:04
N/A
Tenor parts:
03:36
06:32
08:20
10:08
Bass parts:
03:54
06:50
08:37
10:21
I'm so used to recording on my own I forget people might not want to learn every part 😂
Wow, thanks for doing that Bonnie!
you’re an angel🤩🙌🏽
OMG Thankyou! Even with you isolating the “never never” part I’m still having a devil of a time trying to work out the notes!
The whole middle section is a nightmare 🤣
I recorded a parody version of Bohemian Rhapsody and am beyond indebted to you for making this video and giving me all the harmonies! You are a freaking GOD!
Happy to help!
Amazing! I love hearing the individual parts, it's so satisfying hearing them come together. there's so many songs like Somebody to Love for ex. that would be awesome to breakdown
Ooo that's a good one and such cool harmonies. I'll add it to my list!
Thank you for this! 😇
covering a song this complicated isnt easy..but making a song this complicated, its just another level... the queen were surely a legendary group of artists.. (also so are many other choir groups and musicians who had understood this beautiful set of voices and is able to play with it)
My friends and I are doing this for a karaoke night so this was helpful!
I’m 39 years old… I took one week to determine what I think and my opinion is the greatest song in existence? I chose this.
The reason why it is, because no matter what country you go to, everybody knows this in English. I’ve been to many countries and many states. This is by far in my opinion, the best song ever.
Agreed! Definitely my favorite too
The best breakdown I've seen
12:04 blew my mind, I LOVE IT 🤯❤️
That every part are my favorites at 14:07, 18:12 and 19:39!
Dude, nice job
really perfect work！！really appreciate it！！
Thanks for showing us this, but I wanna hear the finished product, which I thought for snappin sure you'd let us hear in this video! What a bummer!
Full cover on my channel!
3:00 6:04 7:45 9:52 soprano
Sooooo well done ❤️
What could we learn from this video. What are the types of harmonies he does like 5ths or 6ths to give it that Freddie Mercury feel. That would be interesting to know
Yeah the harmony they used is very interesting. Changing keys all the time and the voicings are unique. I felt like showing each voice was a good way to hear everything that's happening without spelling out the chords and harmony of each part which could be a whole other video lol
@@RobCarrollMusic thanks mate tell me if u make a new video on it 🤣🤣
@@Marcshaww I actually did put up a video with sheet music for the intro harmonies since then lol. It's a short on my channel
Wow, fantastic! Thanks!
Helpful, thank you.
Dude I love your content you are super underrated. Do you have a link to the full multitrack queen made? I would be interested in hearing that too.
Thank you glad to hear it! And no unfortunately. That would be awesome but I am not that lucky lol
This is just awesome. Great video. Plz do a video for Somebody to Love by Queen
Awesome breakdown. Can’t believe you didn’t at least play us one tooooo meeeeee though. Such a tease.
I did didn't I? Unless you mean just the high one by itself in that case I didn't think about it lol
@@RobCarrollMusic 9:39 the second to me after the harmonies lol. Not what the video is about at all but thats not the point you can't leave us hanging like that 😂.
@@WhitmeisterG lmao oh that.. yeah that was kind of rude of me tbh
Thats very usefull thanks !!
23:28
23:35
23:42
3:18 6:18 8:04 alto
27:26
27:38
27:51
28:04
3:35
6:33
It is possible to download these stems?
Is it okay if I copy these, like actually copy them, the way it was sung, how the harmony is made, etc. for our school group performance? But I'll add some finishing touches that is not in the video, it isn't in the original song as well, I just saw something from a high school choir singing video that filmed them singing Bohemian Rhapsody and decided to add it to our performance as well? I hope that made sense
That's what it's here for!
@@RobCarrollMusic Thank you so much. Great video by the way!
Great video.. just curious what are the harmonies? 3rds 5th 7th and octave?
It depends on which part. Lots of these chords are seventh chords so they have root,3,5,7 but some are just triads and some don't have all the chord members. I have a short on my channel with sheet music for the intro and will be putting up one for the middle section soon
@@RobCarrollMusic I appreciate the quick reply! Thank you very much! I’ll check out that short! Stoked for more videos 🤘🏼
wow...10k sub? ppl would sell this and tryna rack thousands this guys doing it for free!
10:08
사랑해요 당신은 우리 앙상블의 입니다 희망
OMG 😩🔥🥺
3:55
Do you have the sheet music for these vocals? It would be enormously helpful!
I have a couple of shorts on my channel that have most of these harmonies with sheet music
Why does he look so sad 😭
No hate btw love your content
Just my face lol
just let the damn parts play, dont pause, stop and talk during the whole video, just let the section play entirely and THEN talk. It's annoying
If you want to hear them play I have plenty of videos with them playing straight through. This is to demonstrate each part for someone trying to learn how to sing them. If you can listen to something all the way through once and have it memorized that's really impressive but I find breaking things into sections to be much more effective
The whole point of this video is to play each part and section separately so we can hear them individually -- so if you're saying "just let the damn parts and section play" you may be missing the point of the video, or you might be in the wrong place.
YOU'RE annoying. You clearly don't understand the purpose for which this video was made!