This makes me wanna rematch the movie 🥹 non-linear time = non-linear variations is such an incredible observation!! Amazing video!! Thank u Bach-senpai 🥰
Oh look you stumbled across the video I'm still secretly proudest of... 👀💦 Thank you!! Bach-sama grants you 1 (one) head pat for your reward. (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)
You know I never even knew that the movie used Bach's music, I thought it was all original score, lmao. You broke this down super well, explaining how Bach's music ties into the themes of time travel and how it contrasts with the original score.
Yes! It’s one of those things most people would pass by without a second thought while watching the film, but going back to analyze it reveals ideas that really elevate the film at another glance. I just think this is such a fun film to play around with Bach in such a unique way! Thank you for watching ^~^
You're gonna have to discuss Fullmetal Alchemist one day (in specific, the 2003 run). It's chock full of references in the original soundtrack, as well as the more obvious pieces by Beethoven and Chopin. Mahler, Sibelius, and Tchaikovsky are the three most apparent points of inspiration.
OMG FINALLYYY, music analysis channel about anime and animation soundtracks!!! :'))) I'm crying happily inside T_T. Anime music is rarely discussed in detail with scores, unlike film and video game music analysis which are quite abundant in YT. Can't wait to watch more analysis from you!
Cool video! I did pick up on the aria marking the beginning and ending of the time travelling in the film, but your theory on the use of variations is very well crafted. Thanks This films shows how much potential film has as a medium. Incredible and subtle use of music and plot concepts. I want more films like thise
There are few things I appreciate more than appropriate or creative use of classical music in movies/TV. TGWLTT is such a fun film to watch AND it has one of the most thoroughly justified uses of classical music I’ve seen so it just really hits that sweet spot for me 👌 Thanks for watching! :)
I have been waiting almost 3 years to watch this video, and I finally watched The Girl Who Leapt Through Time yesterday, I can FINALLY follow it up with this! UGH the closure feels incredible.
That's amazing! I hope that closure also helped elevate the film for you, I LOVE this movie and I'm stoked anytime I can get someone to take a deeper look at it. :)
@@CelShadedMusicTheory It did, it did! I knew nothing about the Variations going into this video. And while I thought the soundtrack was very fitting, I missed the symbolism hidden in the variation changes. This is lovely. Thank you Mr. Cel.
This was extremely fun and enjoyable to watch as you truly know what your talking about but you make it feel comfortable as if listening to a close friend instead of a teacher. :) cant wait for another vid
Thank you so much! That's the exact tone I try to strike in my videos so I really appreciate your comment. :) Music is fun and interesting, so learning more about it should be too!
Finally I got round to watching this film today and remembered there was something about the music in a video on yt. My enjoyment has deepened and now I love the Goldberg variations even more - Silence of the Lambs wasn't the only piece of cinema to utilise the genius of that music, heck theres even that Thomas Bernhard book The Loser that builds on it. But I am particularly glad that I can point to The Girl Who Leapt Through Time as an example how anime builds on classical culture. Maybe a man of your talent and interest would find Angel's Egg stimulating? It utilises a choir and orchestra to give the film a really eerie otherworldly atmosphere, I am sure theres more to unpack from it.
At one point I considered showing the iconic Silence of the Lambs scene to draw comparison to how tonally different Bach can be used in film, but ended up deciding to avoid the copyright nightmare that might entail. 😂 Thank you for coming back to watch! :) I've yet to see Angels Egg, but it's been on my list for years!
I have seen this movie a handful of times, but I watched it yesterday with my husband for the first time in a while. I was thinking to myself what an interesting song choice it was for these scenes. Great analysis! You answered all my questions and gave me a fun nugget of music history!
Amazing video! I really liked it. The girl who leapt through time is also one of my favorite movies and seeing your analysis of the music in the film was just a pleasure to watch. Keep up the great content!
Thank you so much! I truly adore this movie and even though this is a super niche video I just had to get it off my chest how cool I think it is! ^~^ Thank you for watching!
2001 a space odyssey, Dracula and the girl who leaped through time! What other movies use classic music so heavily? 2001 cause the director didn’t like the original music made for the movie base on the classics Dracula cause it was cheap and The girl who leaped through time cause the movie is based around the music. Didn’t notice watching it though so that byproduct know as the story is pretty good too.
Kubrick's The Shining also uses tons of contemporary (for the time) concert music. Much of which was used without the permission of Penderecki, whose music comprised the bulk of it. So Kubrick doesn't have a great track record with composers unfortunately... especially with how iconic those movies and pieces have become! End of Evangelion is the one that comes to mind for anime films, with Bach being the highlight there as well. Thanks for watching! ^~^
@@CelShadedMusicTheory cool thanks! Long times since I saw the shining. And stay clear of Evangelion after reading the manga a bit… too many times of girl meets boy followed by tragic.
@@harrihaffi2713 Yea Eva is admittedly not my thing either. I respect it for its significance in the medium of animation, but don't particularly enjoy it.
@@CelShadedMusicTheory actually, at .07 ! I can't remember. Also your video on boy and the heron was amazing, I watched it twice before it got taken down... Sorry man
We always knew Bach was a man of culture
Even Speedwagon is a Bach stan!!!
This makes me wanna rematch the movie 🥹 non-linear time = non-linear variations is such an incredible observation!! Amazing video!! Thank u Bach-senpai 🥰
Oh look you stumbled across the video I'm still secretly proudest of... 👀💦 Thank you!! Bach-sama grants you 1 (one) head pat for your reward.
(⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)
You know I never even knew that the movie used Bach's music, I thought it was all original score, lmao. You broke this down super well, explaining how Bach's music ties into the themes of time travel and how it contrasts with the original score.
Yes! It’s one of those things most people would pass by without a second thought while watching the film, but going back to analyze it reveals ideas that really elevate the film at another glance. I just think this is such a fun film to play around with Bach in such a unique way! Thank you for watching ^~^
I've always been a huge fan of the film so being able to appreciate another aspect of it was great! Loved the video ❤
So glad to hear that, thank you for watching! I think this will always be my favorite Hosoda film 🥲
Bach to the future
You're gonna have to discuss Fullmetal Alchemist one day (in specific, the 2003 run). It's chock full of references in the original soundtrack, as well as the more obvious pieces by Beethoven and Chopin. Mahler, Sibelius, and Tchaikovsky are the three most apparent points of inspiration.
No joke that is almost an exact idea I have for a future video! That score is one of my absolute all time favorites, so you nailed it haha.
@@CelShadedMusicTheory Great! I'll be on the lookout for it. 🧐
The time is nigh….
THE LEGEND RETURNS!
Welcome Bach!...
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God it's just such a low hanging fruit, I'm sorry.
OMG FINALLYYY, music analysis channel about anime and animation soundtracks!!! :'))) I'm crying happily inside T_T. Anime music is rarely discussed in detail with scores, unlike film and video game music analysis which are quite abundant in YT. Can't wait to watch more analysis from you!
That was the void I saw on YT that convinced me to give it a go! Hope you’ll stick around for more nerdy anime music discussion!
Cool video! I did pick up on the aria marking the beginning and ending of the time travelling in the film, but your theory on the use of variations is very well crafted. Thanks
This films shows how much potential film has as a medium. Incredible and subtle use of music and plot concepts. I want more films like thise
There are few things I appreciate more than appropriate or creative use of classical music in movies/TV. TGWLTT is such a fun film to watch AND it has one of the most thoroughly justified uses of classical music I’ve seen so it just really hits that sweet spot for me 👌
Thanks for watching! :)
You are brilliant man! The use of meme and the commentary is just perfect!
I have been waiting almost 3 years to watch this video, and I finally watched The Girl Who Leapt Through Time yesterday, I can FINALLY follow it up with this! UGH the closure feels incredible.
That's amazing! I hope that closure also helped elevate the film for you, I LOVE this movie and I'm stoked anytime I can get someone to take a deeper look at it. :)
@@CelShadedMusicTheory It did, it did! I knew nothing about the Variations going into this video. And while I thought the soundtrack was very fitting, I missed the symbolism hidden in the variation changes. This is lovely. Thank you Mr. Cel.
10/10 I worship at the altar of Moe Bach
Moe Bach will accept your offering of one (1) Joseph Joestar dakimakura
Cel-Shaded Music Theory *extremely Joseph voice* OH MY GOOOOOOOD
This was extremely fun and enjoyable to watch as you truly know what your talking about but you make it feel comfortable as if listening to a close friend instead of a teacher. :) cant wait for another vid
Thank you so much! That's the exact tone I try to strike in my videos so I really appreciate your comment. :) Music is fun and interesting, so learning more about it should be too!
@@CelShadedMusicTheory I also find music quite fun as I am in my schools chorus sadly I am one of the only three guys lol
@@weeabooleader3218 Hahaha, the eternal conundrum of school choir
Finally I got round to watching this film today and remembered there was something about the music in a video on yt. My enjoyment has deepened and now I love the Goldberg variations even more - Silence of the Lambs wasn't the only piece of cinema to utilise the genius of that music, heck theres even that Thomas Bernhard book The Loser that builds on it. But I am particularly glad that I can point to The Girl Who Leapt Through Time as an example how anime builds on classical culture. Maybe a man of your talent and interest would find Angel's Egg stimulating? It utilises a choir and orchestra to give the film a really eerie otherworldly atmosphere, I am sure theres more to unpack from it.
At one point I considered showing the iconic Silence of the Lambs scene to draw comparison to how tonally different Bach can be used in film, but ended up deciding to avoid the copyright nightmare that might entail. 😂
Thank you for coming back to watch! :) I've yet to see Angels Egg, but it's been on my list for years!
This man needs more subs
🙏🙏🙏
(I was so happy with the growth CSMT saw this past year though!)
I have seen this movie a handful of times, but I watched it yesterday with my husband for the first time in a while. I was thinking to myself what an interesting song choice it was for these scenes. Great analysis! You answered all my questions and gave me a fun nugget of music history!
So glad to hear that!! I have a huge soft spot for this film if you couldn’t tell x)
I hope you and your husband enjoyed it!
Your videos are brilliant and need more recognition!!
Thank you so much, I really truly appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoy my content, niche as it is! ^~^
loved this analysis!
Amazing video! I really liked it. The girl who leapt through time is also one of my favorite movies and seeing your analysis of the music in the film was just a pleasure to watch.
Keep up the great content!
Thank you so much! I truly adore this movie and even though this is a super niche video I just had to get it off my chest how cool I think it is! ^~^
Thank you for watching!
This video is great haha. So funny, really well made and super insightful! New sub here!
Don’t tell anyone but this video is still my favorite I’ve made 👀💦 haha
I’m so glad you found it enjoyable and thanks so much for subbing! :)
2001 a space odyssey, Dracula and the girl who leaped through time! What other movies use classic music so heavily?
2001 cause the director didn’t like the original music made for the movie base on the classics
Dracula cause it was cheap and
The girl who leaped through time cause the movie is based around the music. Didn’t notice watching it though so that byproduct know as the story is pretty good too.
Kubrick's The Shining also uses tons of contemporary (for the time) concert music. Much of which was used without the permission of Penderecki, whose music comprised the bulk of it. So Kubrick doesn't have a great track record with composers unfortunately... especially with how iconic those movies and pieces have become!
End of Evangelion is the one that comes to mind for anime films, with Bach being the highlight there as well.
Thanks for watching! ^~^
@@CelShadedMusicTheory cool thanks!
Long times since I saw the shining. And stay clear of Evangelion after reading the manga a bit… too many times of girl meets boy followed by tragic.
@@harrihaffi2713 Yea Eva is admittedly not my thing either. I respect it for its significance in the medium of animation, but don't particularly enjoy it.
@@CelShadedMusicTheory cool
What is the Bach piece playing how about 10 seconds into the video?
That’s Mirai no Kioku from the Girl Who Leapt Through Time OST!
@@CelShadedMusicTheory actually, at .07 ! I can't remember. Also your video on boy and the heron was amazing, I watched it twice before it got taken down... Sorry man
Ah sorry, that’s Bach’s Goldberg Variation 14!
Thank you for watching my videos! The Boy and the Heron video is back up (for now) 🤞