Where is this guy getting paid? I am a four-mallet player in my high school marching band. Seeing you for the first time, you are my idol. Being one of, it not the best marching bands in my state, even this still impresses me every time I have watched it. The 4 mallet tendons and fluctuations are so beautiful, I have never heard anything like it. Bravo my dude 👍
I performed Drift Away this year and loved it. It even got me a music scholarship. When I go to college next year I'd love to learn this piece with a friend!!!
This is an absolutely beautiful piece of music! The "Push and Pull" concept just permeates into absolutely every aspect of this piece and it's fantastic. The key modulating all over the place gives this such a remarkably unique sound and character; 1:51 and the 2:11/3:24 sections being fantastic examples. One part I especially love is how the melody jumps between players at the end, it sort of puts the rest of the piece into perspective. Also, I don't know what it is, but 3:53 has a unique sound unlike any other composer that shows up in a ton of pieces like Until Dawn, Drift Away, and Embers Above- I love it. I truly hope to perform this piece with somebody in the future
i just watched stay alive for me which is one of my favorite duet pieces made by arnor chu, which by the DIFFERENCE is actually crazy. that was made 4 years ago and to see the skill he has improved so much upon is insnane. it's still one of my favorite pieces and every single piece he makes are incredible. but push and pull shows so much amazing development that not everyone can get to in that amount of time.
Your marimba duet is absolutely beautiful, Arnor! But, isn't that what I think about every song you compose? I guess so! I've had a wonderful experience on your channel and I am always so happy when I listen to your peices and see them in your interpretation. Please keep going, you are a big inspiration to me and lot's of other musicians! ❤😊
Hello Arnor, I’m a sophomore in high school amd absolutely love listening to your playing and your writing. I have played stay alive, for me and until dawn for fba solo and ensemble and got superiors on both. I have been looking for new music for next year and you come out with this beautiful piece and was so excited to play it for next year. But then I saw that it was 5 octave required which my school doesn’t have. I would be so happy if you could make a 4.3 octave version if you have the extra time. If not, would it be possible to just augment it on my own?
Thanks for the kind words, and for performing my music-congratulations on your solo and ensemble superiors! Unfortunately this piece is not so easy to adapt for 4.3-octave marimbas without changing its character, since it truly utilises the full range of both 5-octave instruments, more so than my other 5-octave pieces. You are more than welcome to try though, and maybe one of these days I will, too; however, my initial feeling is that it's not quite possible.
Those outer mallet double stops will never not be satisfying
Where is this guy getting paid? I am a four-mallet player in my high school marching band. Seeing you for the first time, you are my idol. Being one of, it not the best marching bands in my state, even this still impresses me every time I have watched it. The 4 mallet tendons and fluctuations are so beautiful, I have never heard anything like it. Bravo my dude 👍
Babe wake up, new Arnor piece dropped! ❤
I performed Drift Away this year and loved it. It even got me a music scholarship. When I go to college next year I'd love to learn this piece with a friend!!!
The skill required to both write this and perform it is really amazing. This is an incredible duet. 🔥 🔥
Keep up the amazing work!!
This is an absolutely beautiful piece of music! The "Push and Pull" concept just permeates into absolutely every aspect of this piece and it's fantastic. The key modulating all over the place gives this such a remarkably unique sound and character; 1:51 and the 2:11/3:24 sections being fantastic examples.
One part I especially love is how the melody jumps between players at the end, it sort of puts the rest of the piece into perspective. Also, I don't know what it is, but 3:53 has a unique sound unlike any other composer that shows up in a ton of pieces like Until Dawn, Drift Away, and Embers Above- I love it.
I truly hope to perform this piece with somebody in the future
i just watched stay alive for me which is one of my favorite duet pieces made by arnor chu, which by the DIFFERENCE is actually crazy. that was made 4 years ago and to see the skill he has improved so much upon is insnane. it's still one of my favorite pieces and every single piece he makes are incredible. but push and pull shows so much amazing development that not everyone can get to in that amount of time.
this is amazing, Arnor & Judy! 👏🏻💜💜💜
Very cool duet. Since I discovered all your pieces I can safely say you’re my favorite composer.
Your marimba duet is absolutely beautiful, Arnor! But, isn't that what I think about every song you compose? I guess so! I've had a wonderful experience on your channel and I am always so happy when I listen to your peices and see them in your interpretation. Please keep going, you are a big inspiration to me and lot's of other musicians! ❤😊
Bravo Arnor. Beautifully written and performed
Beautiful ❤ I'd give it a try but im not yet at your guys's level im afraid 😔
Amazing as always brother 🔥 Now i just need to find someone to play this with 🙌🙌
Hello Arnor, I’m a sophomore in high school amd absolutely love listening to your playing and your writing. I have played stay alive, for me and until dawn for fba solo and ensemble and got superiors on both. I have been looking for new music for next year and you come out with this beautiful piece and was so excited to play it for next year. But then I saw that it was 5 octave required which my school doesn’t have. I would be so happy if you could make a 4.3 octave version if you have the extra time. If not, would it be possible to just augment it on my own?
Thanks for the kind words, and for performing my music-congratulations on your solo and ensemble superiors! Unfortunately this piece is not so easy to adapt for 4.3-octave marimbas without changing its character, since it truly utilises the full range of both 5-octave instruments, more so than my other 5-octave pieces. You are more than welcome to try though, and maybe one of these days I will, too; however, my initial feeling is that it's not quite possible.
@@ArnorMusicOk, thank you so much for responding!!!
I LOVE EVERY SONG ON THIS CHANNEL IT'S SO GOOD
Beautiful!! Arnor!! Wow!! Just lovely.
Thank you, Billy!!
Super interesting play with tonality here! extraordinary work from both of you for sure, love it ❤
Outstanding Arnor. Congrats! 3:50
Thank you, Rob!
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