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That was fun.

To everyone reading this: Never forget that Jesus loves you so much!! He gave himself on a cross so that we could have eternal life❤

Truly one of the greatest musical songs of all time.

Amazing video Brett, thank you! On the topic of rhymes, how would you categorize lyrics like “Scurvy knaves are extra scurvy On the sixth of Janu-ervy” or “We all have gaped at some Adonis But then we crave a meal more nourishing to chew And since you've shaped like a croissant is.” Really clever writing. Reminds me of something you’d hear in the Wizard of Oz.

Well- isn't hellfire already in the key of B flat major and modulates to f major?

I was so distracted by your fabulous voice, I didn't even realise what you were singing! 😍

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Love this breakdown.

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In my opinion the major key version is bittersweet and your minor key take is heroic

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I had a go at the role of Judas on stage... could you take a look at my performance of this song (by typing in Ian Rowles) and let me know what you think?

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❤ you have an amazing talent and voice 😊

❤ love this movie 🎥, I’ve seen all the Disney on ice 🧊 and of ice 🧊

Fun fact- my grandmother is the one who wrote this music! You completely nailed her thought process. She’s such an amazing woman and such an incredible songwriter😊

From Pirates of the Caribbean to Mermaids of the Caribbean

Wow, Brett - I am LIVING for the long-form musical analysis. On the edge of my seat waiting for the next one!

I’m not into music theory that much but I love hadestown and learning more stuff about it, thanks!

This is my favorite musical of Disney, and I love that Clopin’s high note is the same note Elsa sings in Let it Go

This was an awesome video! I would to see you do an in depth analysis of the songs in Prince of Egypt. Also, can you one day compare the film version of Bells to the stage version?

There is one in the "in here" section of "out there" where the lyrics for frollo say " out they will revile you as a MONSTER. Out there they will hate and scorn and jeer. Why invite their calumny and CONSTERnation" and he made sure people will hear it so he told the actor for the original frollo(tony jay) to hold on that initial conster. Also but i am not sure about this one in the end of "Hellfire" he says "God have mercy on HER. God have mercy on me. But she will be mine or she will BURn" the rhyme is prominent because he doesn't say the N for a few second. But this just makes amazed and astonished by steven schwartz's lyrical genius.

"i curse you, Maria, and all your saints so cold and cruel, who let this fire consume my flesh and bone"

I wonder if it was a choice to change hellfire and therefore the movie theme song or if it was a decision to make hellfire the movie theme-brilliant choice.

Your enthusiasm and love for your craft really shines through in your content! An absolute joy to watch. And so many interesting and fun things I’ve never noticed before! Thank you very much!

Would love a deep dive into the orchestration

it almost feels like even when played in major, Ursala is twisting the truth and there is more to the story.........

but i like the demo too 😊

Well that sounded fun :)

the 6 part end harmony at the end always makes me smile and gives intense chills

I'm so hungry that your happiness Is making me upset. 😢😢😢

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How did you come up with the brilliant idea to add a choir singing Latin to the cartoon?

Thank you for discussing this music; it has always been my favorite Disney score. A guess at the reason for the major recapitulation of the hook is that a major resolution relates to the "glory of God," since Baroque music was heavily influenced by the Catholic Church, and Catholicism is inextricable from the movie/book/TITLE. It also is the first time it appears in major, so the sound is more uplifting and exhilarating, raising us from the despair and "squalor" of the start. Though I think a better reason is that, visually, it occurs the first time we see the "purest" character (and main protagonist/hero), Quasimodo, so he is accompanied by the "purest" sound.

Thanks for your clear explanations of the intricacies of arranging great show tunes! I’m so glad I found you. Have you heard the Ringmasters sing Bells of Notre Dame? I’m a barbershopper and they knocked it out of the park by combining it with Out There. ruclips.net/video/Qo_N9_ZFBhs/видео.htmlsi=g6_m_z2eAs27krVa

I'm glad RUclips figured I need the M Tea so I can find your videos here!

This is amazing! Ive been extremely hyperfixated on the HoND Musical and Disney movie for roughly 3 weeks, simply consuming as much media as possible, and in a search, I found your account on instagram! Im in love with Music, although I have little knowledge about it in all honesty-. Its so nice to listen to this! Truly one of my favorite films and musicals! I would love to see more of this! I would totally reccomend Listening to "Flight into Egypt" if you havent before! It takes place of "A guy like you" From the movie! Another wonderful song in the musical is "Made of Stone". Its so. Stunning. I love the Bells of NotreDame in the musical, as its a bit longer and has a few different sections, talking about the relationship between Frollo and his brother Jehan (Quasimodo's Father in the musical!) I like to imagine it as the "Sancutary" Motif- I think i used the right word- :]. Both the movie and the Musical are so incredible. I'd love to hear more of these analyses! I'd also love to hear some takes on some of the songs in the Musical- Great video, and Great voice!

Please please cover Air Bud. I recently revisited this childhood favorite and there are some very interesting and clever things happening with the score. I am analyzing it myself and I would love to hear your take.

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I have been looking forward to this - thank you so much!

So great! Thank you!

An amazing video, I kept hearing "the riff" and I wonder if that was intentional?

Followed you over here from IG Reels to check out the full video. Once again, THANK YOU for this absolutely joyful deep dive. This movie and its score mesmerized me as a child, and I adored breaking it down and studying it scene by scene during my animation course. And now I've found someone doing a phenomenal job of explaining why this song goes so damn hard! I have just about the musical aptitude of a bag of rocks, so having someone incredibly knowledgeable and passionate explain why this music is as good as I know and feel it is gives me so much joy. Would you consider doing Hans Zimmer's score for The Lion King in the future? Specifically "King of Pride Rock"?

Hans zimmer is brilliant. I wish I could sing like this vocalist. Such a great interpretation

I LOVE these indepth breakdowns. this is exactly the kind of learning I want to appreciate music I become obsessed with. You're an absolute treasure in the RUclips space.

Super insightful! Please do Anastasia next? :)