@@leoholder7839 English isn't my first language, perhaps that may be why. That, and I am not too familiar with the semantics of music, I just go with the vernacular terms. Would suite be a better word?
dont know if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother during the lockdown :)
Listening to this jaunty tune over and over today because the orchestra doesn't play it live at the 'Star Wars in Concert' film series (apparently you can't play it with a regular orchestra 🤔)
DM:The dingy bar had a scene of unsavory bunch of folk, from cutthroats, lowlifes, scoundrels and much more, but the band played some ear worm of a song. You all step into the space cantina named the smugglers' cove. With that out of the way, what do you all do?
@@viniciusmarcellino No, it isn't. John Williams always intended for it to be played by four guys, because that's how it's performed in-universe. The idea behind the piece was what it would sound like if aliens from the future discovered a Benny Goodman jazz piece and tried to interpret it. Calling this the "complete version" is second-guessing Williams.
Yes, he would've. He's Han Motherf*cking Solo! Where did you get the idea that the version of the tune used in the film would've had any impact on whether or not Han shot first? That just doesn't make sense.
Harry Coleman The arrangement is by Sid Ramin. The Boston Pops Orchestra has occasionally performed this version under the baton of Keith Lockhart and John Williams himself.
There's a video of a 1940's girl band on CZcams playing something eerily similar and very close to the SWard cantina band. If I find it again I'll look it up.
You are in no position to demand that people "leave it to John Williams." There's no rule against making a different arrangement. Even Williams himself conducted this arrangement. And no, this doesn't have "too much flute." This is a jazz piece, and jazz uses a lot of flute.
Well, quite honestly, I don't think that was very good. It was a bit blurred and fuzzy in the middle.. and ragtime needs to be crisp and distinct in order to show how syncopated it is. Proof? Here is an Icelandic orchestra doing a MUCH better job. (Play from 1-10 to avoid preamble) czcams.com/video/dO4nGkDEfqc/video.html And bear in mind it is 'phone footage.. and still a clearer sound than this.
If you "don't think that was very good," then you're setting your standards unreasonably high. This is a fully orchestrated arrangement of a jazz-based tune.
@imfsresidentotaku9699 I will admit that the orchestra did pretty well, considering the difficulty of so many instrumentalists endeavouring to remain so PRECISELY synchronised as this particular number requires. They made a valient effort, and that is to be applauded... All the same, I think this rendition demonstrates that the symphony orchestra is not the right 'instrument' for all kinds of music. To be honest, I find that massive church organs in massive reverberrant spaces, like, say, inside a cathedral, (just as a suggestion) also totally "scramble" the music being played.... but much MUCH worse than this orchestra trying to play this piece of ragtime. A pet hate is The Entry of the Queen of Sheba, which can be so bad as to be a completely muddled cacophony.... as if all the keys are being played at once.
You KNOW that something exciting is happening or about to happen, when all the flute players switch to piccolo ...
Or when a percussion plays a slide whistle
ThaSchwab when you say piccolo I think of piccolo from Dragon Ball :/
I have to play piccolo for marching band next year
nnnnnneeeeeeeeeeeeeeerddddddd XD
Impressive, most impressive
darth vader
Nyx the force is strong with this one
Lord Pyrous babababababaabbaabbaabbabababaabbaab
ha g you smelt it wrong xD before
The people of the 1920s/30s/40s unfortunately missed this song, it would have been perfect for that time period.
I can imagine people from the Victorian era listening to this too
+Joshua Sinogaya Victorean era? Not likely. The kinds of scales used here originate from North America a little bit later.
Through no fault of their own of course.😊
@@leoholder7839 English isn't my first language, perhaps that may be why. That, and I am not too familiar with the semantics of music, I just go with the vernacular terms. Would suite be a better word?
dont know if you guys cares but if you're bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all of the latest movies and series on instaflixxer. I've been watching with my brother during the lockdown :)
John Williams is the greatest composer in world history.
yup
+Brennon Guilbeau Woah, let's not go overboard here. He is a great composer, but the greatest? That is a bit hyperbolic.
+queb92 He is unmatched.
+queb92 He's probably the greatest living composer. But certainly not in history....
+adam4757 No, in history (from the time of the Sumerians to the present day)
Finally! A version where nobody ia clapping!!!
Finally, an orchestral recording of this song where people aren't clapping offbeat in the middle of it.
And just so happens to be without a single goddamn saxophone. This song must be somehow cursed
@@bacaw2856 i agree
but after all this is an orchestra lol
that said, there shouldn't really be a drumkit
When us Brits have nothing better to do. So we decide to do some orchastrated Star Wars
Personne Lambda Yeah. why not
It was a rookie mistake
As a team I think this song fits us well, yes?
There isn’t anything better to do
It sounds like a Tom and Jerry opening style. This is my favorite arrangement of the Cantina Band.
2:09 the basses though, so epic!
I know it's really cool it's my fav part
Chaos I play the bass
cool bro
ikr
I hear this arrangement for the first time - awesome!!!
"Yeah, sorry...we only know one song".
gavsky23 is that family guy?
This is the catchiest song in the entire damn series!
The brits know what’s what when it comes to music 😁 Proud to be British!
If I’m not mistaken, that’s the Boston Pops.
@@paulsomers9306 BBC Concert Orchestra, according to the descriptor.
Best theme from star wars
A very tricky piece for an orchestra but they did very well.
OMFG this is the best version ever.
The cantina doesn’t play this anymore so I came here.
Such a bop.
The best thing Ive seen all day
impressive, this is
Great...just great!!
impresionante !!!
The Force is strong with this one
Bass was on fucking point!
Like the sound of R2D2!! 1:55
a surprise to be sure but a welcome one
i should be studying my finals now
oh wait, i don't have to study, because they are over! important videos here i come again
See with 1.25x speed!
cantina band its jus pure Jazz music
any other band players get chills while hearing the piccalos first play??
nope. I play rock and heavy metal lol so I rarely hear piccolos and flutes😁
Listening to this jaunty tune over and over today because the orchestra doesn't play it live at the 'Star Wars in Concert' film series (apparently you can't play it with a regular orchestra 🤔)
And then someone goes the extra mile…. czcams.com/video/k6zCLs1_LnI/video.html
No disturbances to the Force were reported that day.
Sounds like it was a 1940s version by Glenn miller
Awesome!
Star wars otaku heaven
Awesome.
May the 4th be with you....
Oh my god I wish I was there
DM:The dingy bar had a scene of unsavory bunch of folk, from cutthroats, lowlifes, scoundrels and much more, but the band played some ear worm of a song. You all step into the space cantina named the smugglers' cove. With that out of the way, what do you all do?
My droid character quickly gets out and waits in the street for the group.
Brilliant
it's way better then the film version!
WOT M8? Jk I respect your opinion I personally like the film version more.
*than.
Not "better," just different.
@@viniciusmarcellino No, it isn't. John Williams always intended for it to be played by four guys, because that's how it's performed in-universe. The idea behind the piece was what it would sound like if aliens from the future discovered a Benny Goodman jazz piece and tried to interpret it. Calling this the "complete version" is second-guessing Williams.
Gooodddddddd
sublime (Y)
2:09 omg too much epicness
Vileness
Sounds like Wallace & Gromit music.
Or Mary Poppins music
Was this song made with cheese?
My music teacher showed me this song!i go to north Falmouth elementary
Song meiner Kindheit.. xD
Had this been the version in the film, Han would never of shot first.
Yes, he would've. He's Han Motherf*cking Solo! Where did you get the idea that the version of the tune used in the film would've had any impact on whether or not Han shot first? That just doesn't make sense.
good video
Listen to Sound Nomadens electro swing version it’s great
0:30 Matthew Perri
Who arranged this version
Harry Coleman The arrangement is by Sid Ramin. The Boston Pops Orchestra has occasionally performed this version under the baton of Keith Lockhart and John Williams himself.
Cheers
wowowowow| arrangeb by???
1:30 Franz Beckenbauer an der Geige 😂
Spielt den selben Song nochmal !
This sounds as would be perfect in the 1920's to dance to. Do you agree like if you do.
Lord Goddrid Well, it is Space Jazz.
not much people agree... only 3 people at this current time do
There's a video of a 1940's girl band on CZcams playing something eerily similar and very close to the SWard cantina band. If I find it again I'll look it up.
do or do not there is no try
Francina Smith EPIC
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Had this been the film version, Han would have redecorated the stall with Greedo's brain matter, before the odious Rodian had even sat down.
Not the droids you're looking for.
Does anybody know what arrangement this is?
Looks Like Something From An 40’s Cartoon
2:09I think I just grew a pinstripe suit.
Whose orchestration/arrangement is that? Williams' own?
GGbreizh Arranged by Sid Ramin, but I went to a Boston Pops concert where Williams himself conducted this arrangement.
Alguem me envia a partitura para violino
I find the presence of 19 dislikes disturbing.
Is it me or the bit rate a little off?
he doesnt like you.
i dont like you either. you just watch yourself. were wanted men. i have the death sentence on 12 systems
Han Solo shot first!
GRWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Instrument at 1:57?
+TheFishMeister It's a slide whistle
BlueSeriin Thanks :D
It annoys me that they had flutes instead of clarinets
I think han shots first
Charleston charleston.
no sax triggerd
Mozart then Beethoven then Williams
😂👌
Society when haves mumble mode, retro mode, and civilian GNKs
He doesn't like you. I don't like you either!
Is it just me or is the conducting off?
he was conducting on the 2s and 4s i think
no leave it to John willaims.. btw good but too much flute, or whatever xD
I think also :)
You are in no position to demand that people "leave it to John Williams." There's no rule against making a different arrangement. Even Williams himself conducted this arrangement. And no, this doesn't have "too much flute." This is a jazz piece, and jazz uses a lot of flute.
tempo feels iffy
No, it doesn't.
Yes. The tempo is wrong and it just doesn't swing. Felt wrong in the first few measures as I'm sure you felt too.
It doesn't "swing" it's too halting...unsure, perhaps under rehearsed, can be a real problem with a big orchestra
@@imfsresidentotaku9699 You're right, I must be mistaken as to what I subjectively experienced.
/s
1:19 why is Karen playing the violin
Cool niet saai
another addition to songs that get white people excited
Жалкая пародия
c’est horrible
Its ok
Well, quite honestly, I don't think that was very good. It was a bit blurred and fuzzy in the middle.. and ragtime needs to be crisp and distinct in order to show how syncopated it is. Proof? Here is an Icelandic orchestra doing a MUCH better job. (Play from 1-10 to avoid preamble)
czcams.com/video/dO4nGkDEfqc/video.html
And bear in mind it is 'phone footage.. and still a clearer sound than this.
If you "don't think that was very good," then you're setting your standards unreasonably high. This is a fully orchestrated arrangement of a jazz-based tune.
@imfsresidentotaku9699 I will admit that the orchestra did pretty well, considering the difficulty of so many instrumentalists endeavouring to remain so PRECISELY synchronised as this particular number requires. They made a valient effort, and that is to be applauded... All the same, I think this rendition demonstrates that the symphony orchestra is not the right 'instrument' for all kinds of music.
To be honest, I find that massive church organs in massive reverberrant spaces, like, say, inside a cathedral, (just as a suggestion) also totally "scramble" the music being played.... but much MUCH worse than this orchestra trying to play this piece of ragtime. A pet hate is The Entry of the Queen of Sheba, which can be so bad as to be a completely muddled cacophony.... as if all the keys are being played at once.
Disliked due to copyright infringement by stealing the Cantina Band's music without their consent. Plus, they didn't use the correct instruments