The TEAR-JERKING "Married Life" from Up - Music Analysis
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- In this video we'll look up the beautiful musical number "Married Life" from the Disney/Pixar movie Up (2009), scored by Michael Giacchino. With pianist Henrik Kilhamn.
(Contains spoilers!)
▶ Performance: • "Married Life" (from U...
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Difficulty level: Advanced
0:00 Music
0:20 About
1:30 Harmony
4:14 Articulation
6:47 Episode
9:13 Structure
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Michael Giacchino: "Married Life" from Up (2009)
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Im so happy you are doing more contemporary and cinematic tracks thank you🙂
Yes, I thought it was about time!
I find it interesting how the music relies entirely on tempo and textural changes to evoke the sadder events in the prelude, rather than shifting into a minor key or pouring on the drama.
Many years ago I attended a lecture of classical music in cartoons at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills. After the lecture there was a reception in the lobby. I was amazed to see Richard Sherman there! And later on I ran into Michael Giacchino in the bathroom lol! I wanted to approach him but considering the circumstances I was way too embarrassed! When I saw him again he was chatting it up with Richard Sherman which really overwhelmed me to approach either of them.
I've never cried so much over a music theory lesson! Beautiful piece, beautiful extrapolation.
Really appreciate the work that you do.
Your amazing analysis make me love the movie and soundtrack again
The way you've analyzed this beautiful music is so impressive. Thank you
I usually don't comment on youtube but you deserve more Subs my bro ❤️
Please do more videos and don't be tired.
Your videos are amazing 🔥🔥
This is soo beautiful!!
Amazing. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank you for your great channel, your analysis have inspired me to learn more about music :)
Wonderful analysis and beautiful playing. Thanks.
First! Thank you!!! Beautiful soundtrack, analysis, and elaboration!!! As usual...
You are my no. 1 fan ;)
when is your next album dropping? it's already been over 200 years!!
Thanks for your video! love your tie!!
This is wonderful ❤️
Man, this is beautiful, thank you!
This was really an excellent explanation. Thank you!!
Been waiting for this since Kylandry did it. Everything changed. And now you do it. I'm extatic.
Really cool to see you expand the channel there's far too much good music out there, lovely playing!
This was actually really good to see
I love your analyses. They’re incredibly useful for when I’m struggling with a piece. I found your video on the Revolutionary Etude particularly useful!
If you intend to do future analyses on film themes, I can thoroughly recommend Joe Hisaishi’s scores for Hayao Miyazaki’s films. They’re quite interesting harmonically, and many of them have great melodies.
Loved the tie
Thank you for this analysis. I actually enjoy the, "Stuff We Did," cue. That cue has that beautiful F Maj7, and even extends to a 10th (I can't reach that). That F Maj 7 has so much nostalgia because of that modal mixture. I also enjoy those mediant thirds relationship (ex. F Maj to D Maj). All in all, this music being in a CHILDREN's film really surprised me.
Film scores of this nature, with rich orchestration, strong motifs, and colorful harmonies are very rare, today. We are in a trend, today, where we are steering AWAY from strong thematic development, the use of a classic orchestra, and replacing it with more obscure drone sounds. Much more synths are being used, today, and the music is more of a soundscape with more emphasis on blending sounds with sound effects.
Merci beaucoup
Can you do chopin's aeolian harp etude next?
I found a resemblance to Satie's "Je te veux," your thoughts? Thank you for discussing your arrangement decisions they are helpful as I struggle to arrange some orchestral works
The music definitely sounds very "French" to me. I find a resemblance in Mel Bonis's Gai Printemps
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I love this music. Thanks for arranging it. What grade do you think this piece is?
It's quite advanced, but mostly the part I skip over in the video. Maybe around grade 4-5 for the most part but like 7 for bars 41-45 and 101-108. It's hard to say for certain...
There are definitely better arrangements for lower grades out there, I just haven't looked into that.
I accidentally found a striking resemblance to Satie's "Je te veux"? Your thoughts? And thank you, for discussing some of your arrangement decisions, which is so helpful for me trying to play other film scores...
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If one wouldn't know the corresponding movie scene, there would be NOTHING "tear jerking" in the music. It's just one of these usual "old-timey", "circus/fair"-feeling, schmaltzy pieces. Harmonically and formally, it's even a bit clumsily written.