It's good of you guys , sharing these technical pieces of knowledge with public in an understandable way.The composer's soul would be pleased of this humane effort. May God be with you all .
I only recently got into classical music about a year and a half ago and I first found your channel from the video about Shostakovich's 5th Symphony. Since then, I've been following your channel and I've enjoyed all the music history stuff you have released. Carnival of the Animals along with Pictures at an Exhibition and The Planets were kind of my introduction into the genre as they have shorter and easier to define movements (i.e. they have names beyond scherzo or allegro) that make them easier to understand for a beginner like me. I love Carnival of the Animals so I'm kind of angry that I only found this listening guide three weeks after it was released! I kind of wish there were more excellent guides like this, they make it so much easier to understand and get into the music.
I was wondering why “Aquarium” sounded so familiar, then I realized that the initial melody is used in the original music for Space Mountain! Now excuse me while I clean my brain splatter off the wall.
The Prologue from Beauty and the Beast is an actual pastiss of aquarium. The director asked the composer Alan Menken to write a similar music to aquarium for the opening of the film.
We're gonna play the, "Finale" at our school in the near future, but i honestly didn't know, "The Swan" was from carnival of the animals LOL great piece
Absolutely brilliant analysis! My hat's off to you! Could not be better! Many thanks. Will use it today for my music class! Like to know if you have more of these. Wonderful!
Definitely looking to see if there is more of this type education piece! Love it! Also, glad I wasn’t the only one that thought of Beauty and Beast with the Aquarium Movement. Same chording at the beginning.
doesn't sound much like harry potter theme maybe the similar selection of instruments. You could say that whole impressionist era inspired music for harry potter movie. Try listening to Gabriel Faure Siciliene which is very similar to one piece from harry potter and prisoner from azkaban soundtrack.
Apparently that is a piece that gives different mental images to different people. Ogden Nash set poetry to Carnival, and for the Characters With Long Ears, he wrote: "In the world of mules, there are no rules."
Absolutely! My process starts by looking at what topics my viewers have requested, then researching the topic. Then once I have a script that I like, I use a combination of After Effects and Photoshop to animate the video. Mostly using After Effects for the animations and Photoshop to crop/adjust any of the graphics before bringing them into After Effects. Thanks for the question!
Awesome! I have found this guide perfect for my students! One question...how made this colour bar around the score? It is a great idea to allow read music while listening! Please tell me how can i do it with other scores!
Lions 2:08
Hens and roosters 4:14
Donkey 5:00 (only pianos)
Tortoises 7:07
Elephant (double bass) 10:24
Kangaroos 12:00
Aquarium 13:39 (glass harmonica)
Characters w long ears 16:24
Cuckoo in deep woods (clarinet) 17:29
Aviary 20:31 (flute)
Pianists 22:11
Fossils 23:50
Swan 25:25
Finale 28:41
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It's good of you guys , sharing these technical pieces of knowledge with public in an understandable way.The composer's soul would be pleased of this humane effort.
May God be with you all .
This may be my favorite video on UA-cam. This couldn't have been quick to whip up! Thank you
So glad I got to see/hear this before I finished teaching the carnival to Special Needs Kids!
Something about the aquarium movement is so magical to me.
y'all are using this video as a tool for learning from school? I am so jealous. My teachers will never be that fun.
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I only recently got into classical music about a year and a half ago and I first found your channel from the video about Shostakovich's 5th Symphony. Since then, I've been following your channel and I've enjoyed all the music history stuff you have released. Carnival of the Animals along with Pictures at an Exhibition and The Planets were kind of my introduction into the genre as they have shorter and easier to define movements (i.e. they have names beyond scherzo or allegro) that make them easier to understand for a beginner like me. I love Carnival of the Animals so I'm kind of angry that I only found this listening guide three weeks after it was released!
I kind of wish there were more excellent guides like this, they make it so much easier to understand and get into the music.
This is amazing! Puts music history in perspective as this has a lot of what one might call 'sampling' in it
I asked for it almost two years ago and you actually did it! Thanks, man
I am trying to work through all the requests. Sorry it took so long. Thanks for watching!
Wow! The Tortoises caught me by surprise, i haven't noticed the reference at all before! lol it's so much funnier now that i understand.
Best tutorial I’ve ever seen!
I was wondering why “Aquarium” sounded so familiar, then I realized that the initial melody is used in the original music for Space Mountain! Now excuse me while I clean my brain splatter off the wall.
Alan Menken cites aquarium as a direct influence for the prologue of Beauty and the Beast so you are definitely not wrong!
the fossils were and always will be my favorite.
The Prologue from Beauty and the Beast is an actual pastiss of aquarium. The director asked the composer Alan Menken to write a similar music to aquarium for the opening of the film.
Makes sense, I couldn't place the first time I heard Aquarium..sounded so familiar from childhood 🤣
We're gonna play the, "Finale" at our school in the near future, but i honestly didn't know, "The Swan" was from carnival of the animals LOL great piece
Awesome listening guide. Especially because of the sheet music
9:16 taking famous music and slowing it down. So the original vaporwave
Absolutely brilliant analysis! My hat's off to you! Could not be better! Many thanks. Will use it today for my music class! Like to know if you have more of these. Wonderful!
This piece has been a fave of mine since I was a little girl.
Your explaination and everything just Perfect as Music bring Joy and Happyness Thanks you make my day
This is wonderful! Thank you for creating it.
This is epic
I’m just now finding this channel, and it’s awesome! 😎
The tortoise was basically the first Vaporwave piece ever done
Definitely looking to see if there is more of this type education piece! Love it! Also, glad I wasn’t the only one that thought of Beauty and Beast with the Aquarium Movement. Same chording at the beginning.
13:58. The music also inspired the music form the harry potter movies.
doesn't sound much like harry potter theme maybe the similar selection of instruments. You could say that whole impressionist era inspired music for harry potter movie. Try listening to Gabriel Faure Siciliene which is very similar to one piece from harry potter and prisoner from azkaban soundtrack.
28:41 “What would happen if you gave a yo-yo to a flock of flamingos?”
Great video, thank you
Love it it is such a good song
Thanks
In Tortoises, the harmony is off in a couple places after Can Can is through.
Excuse me, what software have You used to create the moving bar on the score which indicates the notes that are being played, Please?
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Woah cool video :3
I am doing this for my school orchestra home work and this is fun.
very zpic (epic)
3:19 leão
12:00
13:40 aquário
16:22 burros
17:27 cuco
10:02 Berlioz ELEFANTE
10:25
7:16 tartaruga
24:16 twinkle little star
it sounds so magica likeharry potter
I always tought that personnages à longues oreilles was about rabbits jumping and running on a field hahaha
Apparently that is a piece that gives different mental images to different people. Ogden Nash set poetry to Carnival, and for the Characters With Long Ears, he wrote: "In the world of mules, there are no rules."
Spectacular video!
The finale has a amazing rithom
What i learned from this video: it's pronounced song songs
The s at the end of Saëns is silent :) Great video!
Isn’t it the glass armonica, rather than the glass harmonica or am I mistaken?
You are right! It goes by many names including glass harmonica, glass armonica, glass harmonium, bowl organ, and hydrocrystalophone.
Ah, I see. I was once corrected for saying harmonica but I suppose that would explain it.
I have a assignment for this vid lol
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Hey may I ask how you create you music tutorials
Absolutely! My process starts by looking at what topics my viewers have requested, then researching the topic. Then once I have a script that I like, I use a combination of After Effects and Photoshop to animate the video. Mostly using After Effects for the animations and Photoshop to crop/adjust any of the graphics before bringing them into After Effects. Thanks for the question!
Awesome! I have found this guide perfect for my students! One question...how made this colour bar around the score? It is a great idea to allow read music while listening! Please tell me how can i do it with other scores!
saint saens, only troll in music
saint-saens is the father of meme music
I've seen Aquarium play in an episode of The Simpsons
I love it
your vids are so cool
What's the one about the fairies? (The title of it) the one at 10:02
Kangaroos sounds like Chopin's Wrong note étude.
so basically tortoises is cancan vaporwave
your so cool
I bet everyone is here cuz of music class
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It put it like loser sorry man