No it's horrible. All props for the playing part, but just no. The melodica version sounds like a shitty arcade version of the original Jupiter, because half of what makes it Jupiter is the orchestration.
so much yes!!!! but I kind of want to hear the fourth movement. if you can make me cry, I was going to say that I'll subscribe, but I've already done that...
It's funny, even in this version the movement at 1:30 makes me tear up. In high school Every time we warmed up in band before a show/ concert/ Marching half time, we played that movement. It's such an amazing composition. Holst is amazing.
I think I just about died at 1:56 where he does pretend hand vibrato as if he was playing a heartrending cello solo. It's a melodica; that makes absolutely no difference! 😂 A+ to you guys for tackling such a challenging piece of music and then proceeding to goof off the whole time! 😆
My father had a radio show in the 1960s in New York City about classical music and Holst's 'Jupiter' was the theme music. Having grown up with Jupiter, I think I get most of the nuance of it. I think your duo has captured practically every nuance of it known to me. Thanks.
The rhythmic tension is so excellent! There's nothing I don't love about this. I have played this several times from the cello section and I just adore hearing how you manage some of the orchestration with what I'm assuming is tonguing on the melodica. And I'm adding another 5000 points for the Tchaik 6 project.
At 0:42 I started conducting with my hand out of habit, like I always do when I listen to the Planets, then I realized they were doing it too! Absolutely outstanding.
@@timflatus when I sing other words to Thaxted (I vow to thee, my country” not being usual in a Catholic parish in Florida), that octave drop from the original tune is jarring. Poor Holst, his biggest tune mangled for hymnody. Does Elgar have only one Big Tune in Pomp and Circumstance 1, or does the one in 4 also count?
I once went to a symphony where at the very end of the performance but before the room erutped into a roaring applause someone shouted, "Holy Crap!!!". This performance was even more impressive than that! When the video ended, those were the same two words that came from me as there was nothing else I could say! Amazing job guys. Simply amazing!
How I see them: NASA and ESA sitting together in an office meeting and instead of agreeing on making another space project, both of them pulled up their instruments and played this
Damn! Fabulous! I was smiling and nodding my head through the whole thing. I have listening to every version of Jupiter I can find weather it be orchestra, sax ensemble, percussion ensemble, piano, guitars and you guys are up there. I love what you did. Nice touch in the chorale section changing instruments. I'm going to listen to it again right now.
Your guys' energy for classical music reminds me of my own passion- my friend and I can whistle all of Dvorak 9 and many other pieces together... it's so great to see you guys play. Would love to hear more of Holst's planets-- I just love your arrangements!!
Very well done, I enjoyed this greatly! But if you really want to knock my socks off... do a rendition of Mars, The Bringer of War by Holst. Then I will be incredibly impressed! Very good stuff nonetheless, all the finest gents!
I have just subrscribed to your channel, I am blown away by what you can do with melodicas. Utterly flawless and so enjoyable, some really complex pieces too, perfectly executed.
The fact that these two dudes literally converted one of the best orchestra pieces ever into something played by two melodicas is just amazing.
No it's horrible. All props for the playing part, but just no. The melodica version sounds like a shitty arcade version of the original Jupiter, because half of what makes it Jupiter is the orchestration.
@@shostakovichistheshit7322 The point is to make it comical and upbeat while maintaining the essence of the piece
@@shostakovichistheshit7322 It was originally written for two pianos.
@@shostakovichistheshit7322 You are saying that the orchestrated version is the original, but the original was actually written for two pianos.
Shostakovich is the shit its good but whatever you say buddy
I'm telling you. Holst earned himself a special place in heaven when he wrote Jupiter.
Fastest sub of my life.
Fancy seeing you here Oxford Weatherman
25th like!
100th like
Same here 🙌🏼
1:56 trying to vibrato a keyboard
Not trying, doing.
@@Kjango2002 he means how violinists do that motion on the string for a vibrato, even though it doesnt make a difference on a melodica.
It feels like it makes a difference when you’re playing it
I do the same thing
This is more of a salute to Holst than a travesty.
I love it!!!
If you guys find a way to do tchaikovsky 6 on melodica, i will give you guys 5000 good boy points
oh my god yes
Of course we're talking about the 3rd movement... right?
so much yes!!!! but I kind of want to hear the fourth movement. if you can make me cry, I was going to say that I'll subscribe, but I've already done that...
Oh my god please do!!
Tchaik 4...4th movement.
1. I'm not crying you are
And
2. Where did you get that Holst shirt? 👀
i need that shirt
zazzle.co.uk sell it.
thanks a lot
You're welcome, it is a bit pricey though. Plus you can't tell if the shirt is a quality silk screen or crappy plasticky transfer print.
I got the shirt too lmao. Gotta show some love for holst
This is what i want to be played at my funeral when they lift my body in to space with several drones
It's funny, even in this version the movement at 1:30 makes me tear up. In high school Every time we warmed up in band before a show/ concert/ Marching half time, we played that movement. It's such an amazing composition. Holst is amazing.
me too
I had to hold back tears during rehearsal and our spring concert
which was this past Thursday actually :3
Man that's some serious double tonguing right there.
Rory Craig I'm pretty sure it would be triple
Not for the beginning.
I'm sure there's a "that's what she said" joke to be made here.
Richard Harrold Hahahahahahahaha GRoW uP
Rory Craig : Or not. I laughed.
I think I just about died at 1:56 where he does pretend hand vibrato as if he was playing a heartrending cello solo. It's a melodica; that makes absolutely no difference! 😂 A+ to you guys for tackling such a challenging piece of music and then proceeding to goof off the whole time! 😆
My father had a radio show in the 1960s in New York City about classical music and Holst's 'Jupiter' was the theme music. Having grown up with Jupiter, I think I get most of the nuance of it. I think your duo has captured practically every nuance of it known to me. Thanks.
i love that holst shirt so much
Thank you - There were like 50 or 60 people that bought that design this September. Just search 'Holst" on Zazzle.
my very good friend Kipp(tumor) made that shirt!
Some Indonesian pirate is selling it on ebay now.
Gentlemen, you do not disappoint.
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH OH MAH GLOB .... please do Blue shades
Didn't expect to find you here Mr. Hogan, but at the same time I'm not that surprised
10th like!
And now for Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" :))
adam28xx they've already done it...
ua-cam.com/video/vIq543Q10UM/v-deo.html
adam28xx they already did. Almost a year ago
My assumption is they were referring to the next song in the playlist.
adam28xx pfft i read this the day that came out
鍵盤ハーモニカだけでここまで再現されるとは…ホルストさんも思いもしなかっただろうw感動しました！！この世界観にとても惹かれます。
ぽmぽmプリnnn〝 いつだったかリコーダーでやらされたわ…
ぽmぽmプリnnn〝 関係ないけど右の人のシャツが好き。
The rhythmic tension is so excellent! There's nothing I don't love about this. I have played this several times from the cello section and I just adore hearing how you manage some of the orchestration with what I'm assuming is tonguing on the melodica. And I'm adding another 5000 points for the Tchaik 6 project.
Gustav holst is my favourite classical compositor. The St Paul suite is incredibly beautiful.
Same tho personally I prefer first suite in Eb.
@@hannahreid1549 suit in Eb was the first piece of heard from Holst. It's my absolute favorite!
I like Hammersmith
Ode to death is pretty neat!
肺活量はもちろんだけど地味にppでの細かいタンギングが凄い！
A piece that is notorious for being written for an absolutely massive orchestra-
Also, two melodicas and a piano...
Guys, that is awesome. Thats my favourite piece of classical music.
You can hear how it inspired both Williams and Zimmer directly
Twenty seconds in, and consider me subscribed.
Mephostopheles IS THAT DANNY
Kawaii Potato _"Totally!"_
Same here!
Correct!
You needed 20 sec? 5 is anouht! Love it!
At 0:42 I started conducting with my hand out of habit, like I always do when I listen to the Planets, then I realized they were doing it too! Absolutely outstanding.
playing this piece is so hard esp at the beginning I felt that and I am vividly impressed by these melodicas
I'm laughing hysterically, because this is SO DAMN GOOD
They manage to make the "I vow to thee" segment sound good with THAT instrument.
Damn, talk about musical geniuses.
The tune is actually called "Thaxted". The hymn was a later adaptation that Holst was not so proud of for various reasons
@@timflatus when I sing other words to Thaxted (I vow to thee, my country” not being usual in a Catholic parish in Florida), that octave drop from the original tune is jarring.
Poor Holst, his biggest tune mangled for hymnody.
Does Elgar have only one Big Tune in Pomp and Circumstance 1, or does the one in 4 also count?
@@markiangooley #4 also counts. I've always been one for listening to the whole album, not just the singles
This is too beautiful. *sheds a tear*
I once went to a symphony where at the very end of the performance but before the room erutped into a roaring applause someone shouted, "Holy Crap!!!". This performance was even more impressive than that! When the video ended, those were the same two words that came from me as there was nothing else I could say! Amazing job guys. Simply amazing!
My favorite!!! By the way, the melodica totally makes it sound like a sea shanty at 0:43.
It reminds me of a medieval drinking party
It's my favorite too
How I see them:
NASA and ESA sitting together in an office meeting and instead of agreeing on making another space project, both of them pulled up their instruments and played this
めっちゃ上手いのにおもしろい！！
Amazing! Remember it was originally written by Holst for two pianos - and then turned into an orchestral piece.
Bravo!
ピアニカって凄ぇ…
amazing song
amazing play
amazing T-shirt
定期的に見たくなる笑
This deserves to be in everyone's recommended
Oh my God, when it got to the Ballad part, I quite LITERALLY swooned. MAJOR SWOONAGE.
Wow loved that vibrato 1:56
Yo this is one of my FAVORITE pieces I loooovvvvveeee this
you mean favorite movement
Damn! Fabulous! I was smiling and nodding my head through the whole thing. I have listening to every version of Jupiter I can find weather it be orchestra, sax ensemble, percussion ensemble, piano, guitars and you guys are up there. I love what you did. Nice touch in the chorale section changing instruments. I'm going to listen to it again right now.
Where do I find friends who will do this kind of stuff with me?
First become the kind of person someone would enjoy doing this with.
#tooreal
On a Facebook musician social group or instrument interest group!
@@SomeFreakingCactus Oof
Music school. That’s where.
Well, that's it. I'm done with the internet, because I will never see anything that can top this.
Firiel how about the original?
Your guys' energy for classical music reminds me of my own passion- my friend and I can whistle all of Dvorak 9 and many other pieces together... it's so great to see you guys play.
Would love to hear more of Holst's planets--
I just love your arrangements!!
Fantastic! “Jupiter” is my favorite Holst planet especially the “hymn” portion beginning @1:30. You guys are truly melodious.
I miss you guys
so wholesome and well played!! I love
INCREDIBLE. It´s just perfect. Congratulations.
This was amazing. Loved the facial expressions
Very well done, I enjoyed this greatly!
But if you really want to knock my socks off... do a rendition of Mars, The Bringer of War by Holst. Then I will be incredibly impressed! Very good stuff nonetheless, all the finest gents!
I literally just thought the same!
Hi, I'm here from the future of today to let you now they have done it! Check their channel!
Bruh they did it yesterday, time to say bye to them socks
puritania11 tbh Mars would probs be easier than this this is more impressive that melodica mars
This is my favourite ever piece of music, and you just made me love it even more.
題名を見て
『まさか、あのジュピターじゃないだろうなぁ』
と思って開いたら…
凄すぎる。。。
2人で合わせるのもそうだし、
タンギングどうなってるの！？
小学校の時､音楽会でした事思い出しました!!!楽しかったなぁって当時の事がこんなにハッキリ思い出されるなんて！凄い力を持った演奏…🙇💓💓
They always look like they’re genuinely having a great time
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!! One of my most favorite pieces!! You guys killed it!!
You guys are seriously amazing. Thanks for playing everynote right in your arrangements, my ocd appreciates it
Awesome! It's comical and heartfelt all at once.
You guys are fantastic!! I subscribed within 30 seconds. Love the addition of piano in the slow section. Excellent musicianship.
Well I was looking for the London Symphony Orchestra, but... this made my day instead.
This is an incredible performance both in sound and picture.
Not only is it wonderful, but it suits the “jollity” of Jupiter.
1:28 Well, I wasn't expecting that
I got 36 seconds in and subscribed. Truly beautiful.
I don't know why this was on my recommended list but you guys just found another subscriber!
These two are amazing !!!!Such original ideas to play like this with the facial expressions too!!!brilliant and original!!
Wow, I was thoroughly entertained. Thanks for a great performance! Loved it!
That was the most talent I have ever seen used to play one instrument and multiple parts in my life. Bravo
I have just subrscribed to your channel, I am blown away by what you can do with melodicas. Utterly flawless and so enjoyable, some really complex pieces too, perfectly executed.
最高すぎる。
素晴らしい音楽をありがとう！！😍
Wow. This was fantastic thank you so much!!!! Your musicianship is out of this world!
Are you guys woodwind virtuosos or piano virtuosos! What the hell 😐 much love ❤👌🏻😍
This video is a gem, these guys are awesome and the music is woaaaaah
You guys are so amazing!!
Even on melodica this is still supremely enjoyable to listen to 😂
Masterfully player and arranged! Brilliant job guys
You guys are Virtuosos! Magnificent performance!
I've seen 19 seconds of this. now I'm subbed. this is the most wonderful thing I've ever seen.
LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT! Can't wait to go check out the others now.
I needed this in my life.
You guys are so awesome!
This is so well done it hurts. Excellent work.
You should do Rhapsody in Blue!
One of my favourite pieces. See "Tokyo Melodica Orchestra". Surprising is one description, but most enjoyable.
You guys are a blast! And obviously well-trained musicians!
I've heard a lot of interpretations of this piece and this one was by far the best.
so beautiful!!! so wonderful!!!!
This is actually very soothing. The chorale is lovely!
YOU DO ALL MY FAVORITE CLASSICAL SONGS THANK YOU SO MUCH
What really makes this work is that it's clear you guys absolutely love what you're doing.
This gave me goosebumps. I am otherwise speechless. Just absolutely amazing!!!!
Genius! You certainly brought me joy with that :)
Absolutely amazing
You guys are so silly! I love what you do!
Best thing I heard all week. Keep it up boys!
Omg! I'm in love!! Great job
both of your T-shirts are awesome!
This is pretty much my favorite piece ever and y'all nailed it
love the vibratos, yall rock!
Absolutely incredible. Love the technique used
I love this piece so much.
I absolutely love holsts jupiter, and this is a great cover