Marc, coming back to this video, it's interesting to see that Williams used the minor 7th interval leaps quite a bit in this cue! I think it represents tension and angst from the characters.
Why for any unknown reason this particular track makes me cry, not the goodbye part but the part when ET lifts the bikes, is it something in the notes designed to bring emotions? Every time (and yes here too) my eyes get watery.
Thanks man ! I must say it was also hard not to be overcome by emotion while recording it ! Not easy to play when you've got huge goosebumps going on ^^
Got tears in my eyes. Amazing work....I always knew the French horn was that "warm fuzzy" sound for some reason but wasn't sure until I watched this. Love the work and the trumpet too!
Without doubt the greatest 15 minutes of music that i haver ever heard & i am a Pro musician for 44 years. So emotional, also the greatest film i have ever seen. No exaggeration.
When Spielberg & John Williams released the film score on LP and Cassette , many Music critics around the world hailed this masterpiece of music as being one of John Williams greatest musical scores and it was probably considered as Williams greatest musical achievement
Watching this makes me wish I stuck with Trombone Performance instead if switching to education. But education is more stable than not having any gigs. You gotta be a prodigy or know the right people to get places in the Performance industry. I very well respect those who made it and make great music🤌👏
Bravo Marc! Im at the point in my life where listening to Johns music brings back a lot of nostalgia and makes me very emotional. Seeing these videos always mean a lot to me and give me the utmost respect for your amazing playing and ear. Thanks again my friend, your humble admirer Max.
The movie's premise was silly but as I got older, I saw its Biblical references and recognized its spiritual Messianic subtext which the seriously beautiful and victoriously redemptive music by Williams so aptly and brilliantly conveys. Well done Marc. It looks like a ton of work, but your video succeeded in giving us greater appreciation for horns and music composition.
No... Culdn't handle it!! Magnifique job. Rarely music is that expressive on films nowadays. It's like watching a Buster Keaton film. And YES: Cops would be armed if kids were hanging out with an alien: something that becomes quite illustrative on a children vs adults film like this one. Never understood the change.
Yeah what's amazing when watching these 15 minutes with just the isolated score is that you realize you don't even need dialogues and FX to make these scene work, the music just does all the talking :) And I agree about the guns, removing them was just a silly decision !
Thank you French Horns and other horns. Your contribution is immeasurable only because a composure is grand in total. But, I now understand and appreciate the wonderful contribution of Horns. Thank you very much -- from an alto sax player in high school, 1984.
Another classical masterpiece by the hands of the great John Williams . E T, the extra terrestrial . What a great nostalgia. The escape /chase theme is so iconic . Blending ionian and lydian mode in one. The last epic scene with E T going home is so emotional and triumphant . ( 6 Horns in F , 4 Trumpets in B flat ( one doubles in piccolo trumpet ) , 4 Trombones ( 3 tenors / 1 bass , optional 3rd Tbn dbls bass tbn 2 ) , 1 Tuba usually bass or contrabass ... Epic brass section )
Awesome. And I love how you can pick out other themes in his music, like a Jurassic Park feel at the playground scene. Fantastically clean articulations, too! You earned a subscriber today.
Marc, I know I am commenting on a ton of your stuff, but these interpretations are absolutely inspiring. These horn and trumpet parts are absolute monsters, and you nail them every time. Keep giving us this great stuff!
i've only ever seen E.T. once and i swear... its so crazy, i didn't know what video this was since i just have stuff playing in the background. I sort of focused on the music all of a sudden and just thought, "Hm...where have i heard this? It sounds like it's from E.T." and sure enough, when i look at the title it's from E.T. Just goes to show how memorable and timeless this soundtrack was.
Thank you for this video!! Amazingly great learning resource. Also a reminder of how marvelous this music and scene is. There is not cinema like this anymore...
Oh my God, you're my heroe... I'm french and my best dream would be to have a french horn and learn and know to play it. I know it will probably never happen, and it makes me so sad... Also the music of E. T. is my favorite movie soundtrack, with Back To The Future one. Thank you a million time for this cover.
This is my absolute favorite video by you and probably my favorite piece of music of all time. Bravo. Bravo. I started trumpet yesterday and I'm looking forward to working torwards this level
YOU did it!!! It's wonderfully done too.. goosebumps allover! Thank u so so much Marc.. hope you one day could make a cover of the music from Soarin over california, written by Jerry Goldsmith ,I think it would fit perfectly to your instruments too :) thanks yet again for making such wonderful music.. oh and thank goodness for John Williams too.
Transcrire et synchroniser la partoche c'est un truc qui me tient vraiment à cœur, je trouve ça tellement cool de pouvoir la voir en même temps que le film, un peu comme des "sous-titres musicaux" en quelque sorte :)Et merci !!
What a pulchritudinous suite from the Movie, E.T. I'd like to congratulate you for doing such a phenomenal job with your arrangement for trumpet and horn. I, myself, play trumpet as a serious instrumentalist musician, and find this extremely phenomenal. Cheers, to you.
Love your stuff man keep up the good work👌🏾. Really appreciate the quality in the arrangments and the focus on an inspiring composer like John Williams.
FINALLY! 9:55 You guys have no idea how long I've been scouring TH-cam, eBay, Spotify, Pandora, iTunes, BitTorrent, and I can't remember where else... for an accurate rendition of the ORIGINAL E.T. soundtrack with the 'Saying Goodbye' portion exactly like how it's arranged in the movie. Since... well, you have no idea, because... honestly, I don't really have any idea, but I have an estimate. And I'll tell ya. 18 years! That's when I lost an apparently super rare CD of the original movie soundtrack for E.T., unaltered. During my search, the only copy of the original soundtrack, a 30 year old vinyl LP on eBay was selling for $300! WTF! All I wanted was this particular, accurate to the movies version, of 'Saying Goodbye!' YEESH! All that's been available for 20 years and uniquely replaced with that undecipherable, unacceptable, completely nostalgia erasing 2002 re-release of the E.T. soundtrack of 'Saying Goodbye'! I dunno if you guys have heard it, but it is equivalent to the sound of listening to the erotic daydreams of an infant worm being sucked backwards through a French milking machine! UNACCEPTABLE! IT'S JUST HORRIBLY WRONG! YOU GUYS, on the other hand, have reproduced it perfectly, and my thanks extends to the bottom of the iron clad singularity in my chest where my heart finally feels like it might grow back! You folks don't know how this made my afternoon while I set this to playing while I was cleaning my wreck of an art studio, hoping beyond hope that I would hear the original version of 'Saying Goodbye'. Then, right at 9:55, when it happened, I thought I was dreaming for a second (this song pervades my dreams, as well as Close Encounters of the Third Kind at the very end and all the way to the end of the credits) when... I HEARD THIS AND THOUGHT MY ISLANDS OF LANGERHANS WOULD EXPLODE! Thank you, my heart is full again.
Wow man, what a post !! It was super important for me to play it exactly as it was in the movie, I just couldn't have done it any other way. Especially glad you enjoyed it 😃
@@Marc_Papeghin Whoops, my bad, I got all excited and had a seizure and when I came to, somebody, some poltergeist, or more likely my brain playing tricks on me (my brain hates my Auia) or snuck in while I was incapacitated and posted the wrong time stamp! 9:55. You hear that, brain? I'm in control! NOT YOU! It's 9:55, as in NINE-FIFTY-FIVE or ELEVEN HUNDRED FIVE FIVE! There. I feel better. And thanks again, you guys. I've got it on repeat. 18 years of lost time to make up!
@@kaxtorplose Btw i've just released a Horn & Trumpet cover of the last 7 minutes from Close Encounters ! Thought you might enjoy that :) th-cam.com/video/d7z3LFGkp_A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xTGpifnE-8rdCcl9
Great Job, and helpful Playalong Video! I really like the long Trumpet solo Part from on 10:50 and play it a lot. Not easy to gently hit that last note after long and high Soloing :) is it also Trumpet solo in the Original Score?
Hello friend, I had a question about goodbye music in ET 2002. I have noticed that the rise of music when in front of Eliot does not happen in the 1982 version, it does.
Have you guys done or considered doing John Williams Imperial March ??That is Epic. Check out the version of it in John Williams in Vienna, it's the best version i have ever heard, ever.
Just incredible!!! Thank you so much for doing this for what is surely the greatest score of all time. I was wondering how closely your cover matches the real score at 13:11, because I’ve always thought I could hear the horns play a major third of the chord there where the violins emotionally lay a MINOR third at the top of the stack?
Hey Marc, I don`t know how it is in in your country, but can`t you upload your The Architect cover again on youtube? It was so awesome, every time i hear it on daliymotion i am just shivering and try to cover it with my french horn, is it possible or did Haken themselves take the video away?
Hey Paul! It's actually still uploaded but Haken's label blocked it worldwide...I asked the band about it and sadly they can't do anything about that :/
Actually it's a little bit of both ! They always start off as side projects in my sparetime, so I'm working on them anytime I can, and when I'm reaching the final stages I then make them my main priority !
Hi Marc, do you have a recommendation for a cheap trumpet for a pretty serious horn player (plays 8D) that wants to have fun playing the trumpet and make a nice sound?
Hey Raphael, I'd suggest you try this one ;) www.thomann.de/fr/startone_str25_trompete.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIt5Cnov_g1wIV6p3tCh2PTQixEAQYASABEgLMAPD_BwE
How do you record yourself playing French Horn? I've been trying, but I can't seem to find a good place to put the mic. Also what software do you use for mixing?
I use two mics to record in stereo, one in front of me and the other behind, both at about 5 feet high. The tricky thing with horn is that the sound people hear when you play it is not its direct sound ( like say a trumpet or trombone ) but its reflected sound. So you need to take that into acocunt when you record it, the mics need to capture that "reflection" As for the software I use Cubase
The best 15 minutes in Williams oevre ever. Hands down. Even better than the Battle of Yavin 4 from Star Wars. I can't listen to this without crying tears of joy. And to be a french horn player... but I only play the clarinet. ;) But you went a bit overboard with adjusting the orchestration. I didn't mind much except in the chase where Williams clearly gives the same motif first to the trombones only and then to the horns and then the trumpets and you played it all through. Not a fan of that.
Yeah I didn't mean for this "new orchestration" to make sense, my goal is just to have fun playing those parts ;) As for those 15 minutes I totally agree, i'll even say those are some of the most perfect 15 minutes in film history !
I had the urge to say something similar, but then I thought of Vertigo and abstained from making such bold claims. Anyway thank you for uploading this. It was a great joy watching it.
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Marc, coming back to this video, it's interesting to see that Williams used the minor 7th interval leaps quite a bit in this cue! I think it represents tension and angst from the characters.
One of the greatest moments in cinematic history and a score to match it! Spielberg and Williams have never been better!
Why for any unknown reason this particular track makes me cry, not the goodbye part but the part when ET lifts the bikes, is it something in the notes designed to bring emotions? Every time (and yes here too) my eyes get watery.
That is just the magic of John Williams 🙂
It's hard not to be overcome by emotion while watching this. Absolutely beautiful playing, and pretty educational to follow along on the score.
Thanks man ! I must say it was also hard not to be overcome by emotion while recording it ! Not easy to play when you've got huge goosebumps going on ^^
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Got tears in my eyes. Amazing work....I always knew the French horn was that "warm fuzzy" sound for some reason but wasn't sure until I watched this. Love the work and the trumpet too!
Being a pro musician now for 37 years & this 15 minutes of music is hands down the best i have ever hear,ever. Thanks Marc!
Without doubt the greatest 15 minutes of music that i haver ever heard & i am a Pro musician for 44 years. So emotional, also the greatest film i have ever seen. No exaggeration.
Wow, who in their right mind would dislike this?
This is one of the best pieces of music I have ever heard. The passage between 13:00 and 13:17 with those dissonant notes breaks me every single time
The strings when the bike chase begins... I remember it well as a ten-year old kid sitting in the packed movie theater.
When Spielberg & John Williams released the film score on LP and Cassette , many Music critics around the world hailed this masterpiece of music as being one of John Williams greatest musical scores and it was probably considered as Williams greatest musical achievement
Absolutely incredible resource for young musicians to listen to and view "how it is done". Magnificent effort. Thank you so much!
Watching this makes me wish I stuck with Trombone Performance instead if switching to education. But education is more stable than not having any gigs. You gotta be a prodigy or know the right people to get places in the Performance industry. I very well respect those who made it and make great music🤌👏
John Williams is the best!
Yes he is !!
Bravo Marc! Im at the point in my life where listening to Johns music brings back a lot of nostalgia and makes me very emotional. Seeing these videos always mean a lot to me and give me the utmost respect for your amazing playing and ear. Thanks again my friend, your humble admirer Max.
So incredible!!! The composing, the playing… all of it. Thank you.
This genuinely made me cry to play, YOU ARE WONDERFUL MR PAPEGHIN
Are you Marcs mum.?
Or DAD?
The movie's premise was silly but as I got older, I saw its Biblical references and recognized its spiritual Messianic subtext which the seriously beautiful and victoriously redemptive music by Williams so aptly and brilliantly conveys. Well done Marc. It looks like a ton of work, but your video succeeded in giving us greater appreciation for horns and music composition.
A masterpiece in music history and one of the reasons I make music. Thanks for the great implementation and Merry Christmas !.
No... Culdn't handle it!!
Magnifique job.
Rarely music is that expressive on films nowadays. It's like watching a Buster Keaton film.
And YES: Cops would be armed if kids were hanging out with an alien: something that becomes quite illustrative on a children vs adults film like this one. Never understood the change.
Yeah what's amazing when watching these 15 minutes with just the isolated score is that you realize you don't even need dialogues and FX to make these scene work, the music just does all the talking :) And I agree about the guns, removing them was just a silly decision !
OMG I freaking love all your covers but this one just
Was the BEST!! Plz keep up the fantastic work
Thank you ! It is a really special one...one of my favorite (if not my favorite ) movie cue of all time :)
That was fun to play along with! Awesome performance! Great composition by one of the greatest! ;)
How does this not have more views??? Amazing!
Thank you French Horns and other horns. Your contribution is immeasurable only because a composure is grand in total. But, I now understand and appreciate the wonderful contribution of Horns. Thank you very much -- from an alto sax player in high school, 1984.
Im in tears
Another classical masterpiece by the hands of the great John Williams . E T, the extra terrestrial . What a great nostalgia. The escape /chase theme is so iconic . Blending ionian and lydian mode in one. The last epic scene with E T going home is so emotional and triumphant .
( 6 Horns in F , 4 Trumpets in B flat ( one doubles in piccolo trumpet ) , 4 Trombones ( 3 tenors / 1 bass , optional 3rd Tbn dbls bass tbn 2 ) , 1 Tuba usually bass or contrabass ... Epic brass section )
That ascending figure at 13:13 brings tears every time.
Awesome. And I love how you can pick out other themes in his music, like a Jurassic Park feel at the playground scene. Fantastically clean articulations, too! You earned a subscriber today.
Marc, I know I am commenting on a ton of your stuff, but these interpretations are absolutely inspiring. These horn and trumpet parts are absolute monsters, and you nail them every time. Keep giving us this great stuff!
Starting at 11:48 always makes my hairs stand on end! So satisfying, terrific job!
Definitely one of my favorite parts too ! And thanks 🙏
This is just an absolute joy to listen too!
Thank you :)
i've only ever seen E.T. once and i swear... its so crazy, i didn't know what video this was since i just have stuff playing in the background. I sort of focused on the music all of a sudden and just thought, "Hm...where have i heard this? It sounds like it's from E.T." and sure enough, when i look at the title it's from E.T. Just goes to show how memorable and timeless this soundtrack was.
Thanks you so much for these Marc. I’m lucky to have such a great, inspiring player to listen to!
Julia Kraynak Exactly! Well spoken.
Thank you for this video!! Amazingly great learning resource. Also a reminder of how marvelous this music and scene is. There is not cinema like this anymore...
Oh my God, you're my heroe... I'm french and my best dream would be to have a french horn and learn and know to play it. I know it will probably never happen, and it makes me so sad...
Also the music of E. T. is my favorite movie soundtrack, with Back To The Future one.
Thank you a million time for this cover.
Visually and emotionally, blown away.
Bravo!
Ok, well, I might have teared up at the end there. Geez. Well done, sir.
This is my absolute favorite video by you and probably my favorite piece of music of all time. Bravo. Bravo. I started trumpet yesterday and I'm looking forward to working torwards this level
1:01 sorry but that sounds so amazing and that high C sharp sounds transcendental and mesmerizing I love it
Haha thanks !
These aren't easy to pull off on the horn ^^
They were originally split between 2 clarinets :)
YOU did it!!! It's wonderfully done too.. goosebumps allover! Thank u so so much Marc.. hope you one day could make a cover of the music from Soarin over california, written by Jerry Goldsmith ,I think it would fit perfectly to your instruments too :) thanks yet again for making such wonderful music.. oh and thank goodness for John Williams too.
Thor Kipperberg YESSSSSSS PLEASE
Your neighbours must love you mate.
This is wonderful. Bravo.
TEARS, TEARS EVERY TIME!!
Amazing playing and sync job !
Avec la partoche en plus!! Que du bonheur, merci pour ce travail!
Transcrire et synchroniser la partoche c'est un truc qui me tient vraiment à cœur, je trouve ça tellement cool de pouvoir la voir en même temps que le film, un peu comme des "sous-titres musicaux" en quelque sorte :)Et merci !!
Mais grave!!!
some of your finest work well done
Thank you kindly !
The greatest movie of all time. Grest video. How did you get around copyright Marc?
@@helpstopanimalabuse8153 I still don't know how ! Guess I was lucky 😁
this is so cool. learning to read the music at the same time.
THIS IS BEAUTIFUL
Another great track! You really know how to find compelling pieces that I just love. Keep it up, please!
this pure art! thank you for this
Excellent arrangement as always, Marc. Thoroughly enjoyed it!
Jesus dude, how are you so good? Like you're seriously inspiring
You are a horn master, man!
Wonderful
Excellent! This is one of my favorites!
What a pulchritudinous suite from the Movie, E.T. I'd like to congratulate you for doing such a phenomenal job with your arrangement for trumpet and horn. I, myself, play trumpet as a serious instrumentalist musician, and find this extremely phenomenal. Cheers, to you.
Thanks man :)
Perfect. Going in my Favorites
I love this so much!!!!!!!!! 🎶❤😻👍
It’s amazing to see your growth
Fantastic work Marc, congratulations.
Love your stuff man keep up the good work👌🏾. Really appreciate the quality in the arrangments and the focus on an inspiring composer like John Williams.
Very good!
I'll be right here.
FINALLY! 9:55
You guys have no idea how long I've been scouring TH-cam, eBay, Spotify, Pandora, iTunes, BitTorrent, and I can't remember where else... for an accurate rendition of the ORIGINAL E.T. soundtrack with the 'Saying Goodbye' portion exactly like how it's arranged in the movie. Since... well, you have no idea, because... honestly, I don't really have any idea, but I have an estimate. And I'll tell ya.
18 years! That's when I lost an apparently super rare CD of the original movie soundtrack for E.T., unaltered.
During my search, the only copy of the original soundtrack, a 30 year old vinyl LP on eBay was selling for $300!
WTF!
All I wanted was this particular, accurate to the movies version, of 'Saying Goodbye!' YEESH!
All that's been available for 20 years and uniquely replaced with that undecipherable, unacceptable, completely nostalgia erasing 2002 re-release of the E.T. soundtrack of 'Saying Goodbye'!
I dunno if you guys have heard it, but it is equivalent to the sound of listening to the erotic daydreams of an infant worm being sucked backwards through a French milking machine!
UNACCEPTABLE! IT'S JUST HORRIBLY WRONG!
YOU GUYS, on the other hand, have reproduced it perfectly, and my thanks extends to the bottom of the iron clad singularity in my chest where my heart finally feels like it might grow back!
You folks don't know how this made my afternoon while I set this to playing while I was cleaning my wreck of an art studio, hoping beyond hope that I would hear the original version of 'Saying Goodbye'.
Then, right at 9:55, when it happened, I thought I was dreaming for a second (this song pervades my dreams, as well as Close Encounters of the Third Kind at the very end and all the way to the end of the credits) when... I HEARD THIS AND THOUGHT MY ISLANDS OF LANGERHANS WOULD EXPLODE!
Thank you, my heart is full again.
Wow man, what a post !! It was super important for me to play it exactly as it was in the movie, I just couldn't have done it any other way. Especially glad you enjoyed it 😃
@@Marc_Papeghin Whoops, my bad, I got all excited and had a seizure and when I came to, somebody, some poltergeist, or more likely my brain playing tricks on me (my brain hates my Auia) or snuck in while I was incapacitated and posted the wrong time stamp!
9:55. You hear that, brain? I'm in control! NOT YOU! It's 9:55, as in NINE-FIFTY-FIVE or ELEVEN HUNDRED FIVE FIVE!
There. I feel better. And thanks again, you guys. I've got it on repeat. 18 years of lost time to make up!
@@kaxtorplose Btw i've just released a Horn & Trumpet cover of the last 7 minutes from Close Encounters ! Thought you might enjoy that :)
th-cam.com/video/d7z3LFGkp_A/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xTGpifnE-8rdCcl9
Currently arranging this for full brass band! This is awesome man!
Oh sweet ! For full brass band that's gonna be pretty cool :)
Marc Papeghin I hope so! I might hit you up about recording it sometime 😂, the horn parts in this are killer
Very nice and good quality sound. In my marantz in dts neo6 mode: music perfect sound seems like they are here at home playing
You're the best!
This is absolutely marvelous! How did you EQ your horns and trumpets to blend so well with the orchestra??
Thanks George !
Lots of EQ experimentations until it sounded good to my ears ^^
+100 points for using the un-mucked-with version of the film.
Great Job, and helpful Playalong Video! I really like the long Trumpet solo Part from on 10:50 and play it a lot. Not easy to gently hit that last note after long and high Soloing :) is it also Trumpet solo in the Original Score?
Thank you ! The part at 10:50 is only played by the violins in the original ;)
@@Marc_Papeghin SHOULD be trumpet solo 😉 very well transscribed!
I love how you played this, also how do you not have 1 million subs yet?
Hello friend, I had a question about goodbye music in ET 2002. I have noticed that the rise of music when in front of Eliot does not happen in the 1982 version, it does.
C'est magnifique
12:32-12:35 I’ll be right here. 14:29-14:40 happy 😊 40th anniversary, et.
I love brass instruments and I am woodwind player!
Have you guys done or considered doing John Williams Imperial March ??That is Epic. Check out the version of it in John Williams in Vienna, it's the best version i have ever heard, ever.
Absolutely, the DVD is in Dolby Atmos, Its stunning.
Exilirating
Just incredible!!! Thank you so much for doing this for what is surely the greatest score of all time. I was wondering how closely your cover matches the real score at 13:11, because I’ve always thought I could hear the horns play a major third of the chord there where the violins emotionally lay a MINOR third at the top of the stack?
Thank you Steve !!
About 13:11, I'm playing exactly what was written on the original hand-written score :)
Marc Papeghin thanks! It is maybe another wind instrument playing the major third of the chord 🤔
Hey Marc, I don`t know how it is in in your country, but can`t you upload your The Architect cover again on youtube? It was so awesome, every time i hear it on daliymotion i am just shivering and try to cover it with my french horn, is it possible or did Haken themselves take the video away?
Hey Paul! It's actually still uploaded but Haken's label blocked it worldwide...I asked the band about it and sadly they can't do anything about that :/
What mouthpieces do you use for horn and trumpet?
How do you record a full brassy (fff) sound (on horn) in a studio like that? Is there software or something?
It's a very tricky sound to reproduce, it's all about mic positions, EQing, recording with different horns also !
John Williams!
Any way you could arrange this for a low brass ensemble?
once again, awesome. who is writing this music or where are you getting these parts?
Thanks man ! I transcribe all of these myself
are you taking these parts out of the actual films music and overdubbing?
That's what I do yeah !
Do you make these videos in your spare time, or do you make them your main priority
If they are in your spare time I'll be shocked
Actually it's a little bit of both ! They always start off as side projects in my sparetime, so I'm working on them anytime I can, and when I'm reaching the final stages I then make them my main priority !
Hi Marc, do you have a recommendation for a cheap trumpet for a pretty serious horn player (plays 8D) that wants to have fun playing the trumpet and make a nice sound?
Hey Raphael, I'd suggest you try this one ;) www.thomann.de/fr/startone_str25_trompete.htm?glp=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIt5Cnov_g1wIV6p3tCh2PTQixEAQYASABEgLMAPD_BwE
How do you record yourself playing French Horn? I've been trying, but I can't seem to find a good place to put the mic. Also what software do you use for mixing?
I use two mics to record in stereo, one in front of me and the other behind, both at about 5 feet high.
The tricky thing with horn is that the sound people hear when you play it is not its direct sound ( like say a trumpet or trombone ) but its reflected sound. So you need to take that into acocunt when you record it, the mics need to capture that "reflection"
As for the software I use Cubase
could you actually play the whole first horn part from start to finish without breaks with a double horn?
Sure ! I actually did when I filmed it ;)
I thought you did it in chunks. It is brutally high
Is there a place were you can get/listen to this version of the music without the film?
Yes
Where did you find the recording of the music at 11:11 and on? It's not in the original soundtrack :(
It's available on the 35th anniversary edition of the soundtrack :) www.lalalandrecords.com/Site/ET.html
Marc Papeghin THANK YOU!
Tu peux faire Narnia Battle Final s'il te plait??? :D
Ah très bonne idée ! J'aimerais beaucoup reprendre du Narnia :)
Tu parles bien de The Battle du premier film ?
Le voici :D
th-cam.com/video/-zyruZ2XoSg/w-d-xo.html
what french horn do you use?
Holton H179 !
Do You Like John Williams Songs?
Eek!
The best 15 minutes in Williams oevre ever. Hands down. Even better than the Battle of Yavin 4 from Star Wars. I can't listen to this without crying tears of joy.
And to be a french horn player... but I only play the clarinet. ;)
But you went a bit overboard with adjusting the orchestration. I didn't mind much except in the chase where Williams clearly gives the same motif first to the trombones only and then to the horns and then the trumpets and you played it all through. Not a fan of that.
Yeah I didn't mean for this "new orchestration" to make sense, my goal is just to have fun playing those parts ;)
As for those 15 minutes I totally agree, i'll even say those are some of the most perfect 15 minutes in film history !
I had the urge to say something similar, but then I thought of Vertigo and abstained from making such bold claims. Anyway thank you for uploading this. It was a great joy watching it.
Yep it's up there with the battle of Hoth in my opinion.
Does it bother anyone else that he plays upper E 1 and 2 on trumpet
I sometimes mix up horn and trumpet fingerings ^^ Luckily for me in that case it works ;)
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