How to Train Your Dragon | Drachenzähmen leicht gemacht | John Powell | 5 People = 1 Brass Band
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2020
- Time for another collaboration: This time we recorded a complete Brass Band arrangement of the movie score from "How to train your Dragon" with just 5 people. Original composition by John Powell, arranged by Bertrand Moren.
Thomas Rath:
Soprano, 1st & 2nd Solo Cornet, Repiano, 2nd & 3rd Cornet, Flügelhorn
Tenor Drum, Timpani, Tambourine
Miriam Gieseke:
Solo Horn, 1st & 2nd Horn
Congas, Wind Chimes, Vibraphone
Jonas Stadlbauer:
1st & 2nd Baritone, 2nd Trombone, Bass Trombone
Snare Drum, Cymbals, Glockenspiel
Philipp Lohmeier:
1st Trombone, Bass Trombone, Euphonium
Cabasa, Bass Drum, Triangle
Markus Männer:
Eb & Bb Bass - Hudba
This is so beautiful! My husband was one of the supervising animators on all three films, it's a huge part of our lives and this made me cry. Will be showing it to him. Just amazing x
No way how did this just get 19k Views in 3 years? THIS NEEDS MORE VIEWS GOD DANG IT!
This video needs way more recognition than it’s getting, it’s absolutely extraordinary. Amazing performance
That guy with the tuba has awesome hair!
Agreed!
THE NOSTALIGIA
Dang ya got me crying because I grew up to this show
Thanks :)
I never quite realised how much the soundtrack relies on brass instruments.
I came here from Christopher Bill's channel, and this is very cool! You have gained yourself a subscriber!
Thank you :)
this is underrated
Auch nach mehreren Jahren ein tolles Cover 😍
zu diesem Video komme ich gerne regelmäßig zurück ☺️
Hell yes! This was fantastic. One of my favorite scores. (and gotta love all the cheesy grins whenever someone plays a tiny percussion instrument)
:D yeah those were fun - and it's amazing how much life they bring to the arrangement!
When brass gives you shivers up your neck you know its good
Glad you liked it :) Enjoy the rest of your day!
This is fantastic! Beautiful rendition of John Powell's amazing score.
Very impressive high notes on the piccolo trumpets!
Major props to all - awesome playing (and mixing!). Super impressed by everyone - especially some nice picc trumpet work and wow fast moving French Horn lines. Bravo to all!
Yeah! Gefällt mir sehr gut :))
Love it!
YOU ARE ALL LEGENDS YOU BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE I LOVE YOU ALL 😭
I like very much, especially the trumpet.
The articulation is simply phenomenal. Great job!
Thanks a lot Tom!
Tremendous work!!!
Pure beauty :)
This is really really good!
Cool too see and hear a Wagner tuba in action.
Sehr schön gespielt :)
I love this score, and this is an excellent performance! Bravo!
Increible :o
Muy buen trabajo!
Absolutely wonderful !! Bravo 😀
Haha 4:28- 4:35 LOVE IT
Excellent. I know these are very time consuming. I hope you are able to create more.
As lockdown continues we just might - any suggestions?
Ich hörs rauf und runter, so geil
Was sind das für Tuben Fabrikate?
Ich Feier es immer wenn man die große Trommel sieht sieht man auch wie die Kamera vibriert. Percussion Sektion sieht man ganz besonders die Spielfreude vielleicht weil ihr es nicht so oft macht
How did you play this without getting copyrighted? I’m writing a trombone and euphonium quartet arrangement for me and my friend consisting of This is Berk, Romantic flight, and Test Drive. I want to post the cover on CZcams, but I don’t know how I could without getting copyrighted. If you know what I could do to avoid that I’d love to know how.
Is that a frickin Wagner Tuba with the opening melodic line ?!?
Not quite, it's a Baritone horn in its bohemian form; it's commonly used in traditional music in Bavaria. Didn't have a Euph available. Do you like the sound?
Oh nice! Yeah, love the sound. Are they pitched in Bb???
@@jonbetts8473 Yes they are - the larger bore is referred to as "Bariton" and the smaller bore is called "Tenorhorn"
Is the smaller one in F by chance? :D
Still Bb, just smaller bore same thing otherwise ;)
Is that Wagner tuba/German baritone horn?
German baritone horn
What brand is that rotary euphonium?
Mine is an Oberrauch; Jonas plays a Miraphone
Philipp Lohmeier | Thanks! If you don’t mind me asking, but do you know where you can buy any VF Cerveny horns at online? Some websites have some, but they don’t have all of the horns.
Maybe Thomann? You could also give them a call if they don't stock your preferred model; it shouldn't be a problem for them to order it for you.
Thanks for posting! If you have a second, I've been recording some acoustic covers of my favorite artists like Charlie Puth. As a fellow music lover, I'd love if you would take a listen. It's on my channel. Hope you like it.
man brass bands are way cooler in europe