More or less. He wrote the thing as a tribute to a renaissance architect. The form of the piece is a concerto grosso, most commonly utilized during the Baroque period of music. Rhythmically it's sort of a stylized blend of 17th century baroque gestures, and contemporary minimalistic repeating gestures. Harmonically it's definitely closer to 18th century Classical era music. Sort of Neo-Baroque if you will.
i can see the notes. i cant understand one single note. i have no idea what any of that means. what i DO understand is that is one of the most beautiful pieces of music that i have ever heard. thats all i needed to understand....
Often, you don't need to know any more than what your intuition tells you to appreciate it (as much as a non-musican could). You read left to right, each dot is a note, higher the dot higher the note, each section an instrument etc.
idk if it’s because i’m like highly advanced. but this piece is so easy, coming from a concert master and having the first violin solo, this piece isn’t as hard as people are saying it is in the comments.
It's a piece very often played by youth orchestras and other youth ensembles, so for lot of young musicians this is like the first "real" piece they might play. I'm a trombonist and I see the same thing in the comment sections of recordings of Mozart's Tuba Mirum. When I think back to when I first started playing that piece in like, grade 10 it was a challenge lol. At twenty, with a year of a music degree done, I play it to warm up.
I always take the hardest part so my seat partner doesn't have to! I would feel so bad making someone else do something when I could just take it on for them
Lots of covers… Escala’s music video does it justice, there’s little percussion. Other covers either have overwhelming percussion or sections rearranged or removed. Escala album version and Bond both skip Ba and play Bb fewer timed the second go around. Bond skips Ca and Cd and Escala’s album version skips Cb. Both repeat Ce an extra time and A 2x extra. Bond’s is half tempo. Asturia just has extreme percussion.
I was studying when this song called Palladio started playing, at the same moment I stopped my studies and started a remix of it : ruclips.net/video/i7aRyQeAEzQ/видео.htmlsi=UfNAN7Op_kpr7p6G
This Music makes me think of a trial,a fight,a test to overcome &,in its glorious ending,the deserved victory ❤
Played this as 1st year in college, 1st violin. Had to invent 3 types of fingering on several parts of this piece. Intense, but always a challenge.
the guys had to invent 3 types of fingering on their first deployment, its all good.
why are college orchestras playing this 😭 i was playing mahlers symphony 5 adagietto in my hs orch 💀
On the part where it goes from F natural to D and C all I do is much my fingers together and hope for the best
@@kindcell6556it's all about momentum. Once you get good fingering going on, the entire piece is yours.
i just played this today i was a 2nd violin and our “rival school” asked us to play with them and we lowkey did better then them ngl
I’m currently playing this as cello with my middle school and I love it lol
I had to play the violin part and your pfp was my reaction
@@yourweirdfnaffan1439 lmaooo it was easy for me I’m lucky for that
Us cellos have it way too easy on the first mvt/part
Wdym cello part be boring asf I gotta play it at 720 in the morning 😭😭😭
can someone say whats mean lol plss
I was surprised when I learned how recent this was, it has a pretty strong early-mid classical vibe to me. That was probably the intent
Same
More or less. He wrote the thing as a tribute to a renaissance architect. The form of the piece is a concerto grosso, most commonly utilized during the Baroque period of music. Rhythmically it's sort of a stylized blend of 17th century baroque gestures, and contemporary minimalistic repeating gestures. Harmonically it's definitely closer to 18th century Classical era music. Sort of Neo-Baroque if you will.
@@TromboneConductor767больше похоже на смесь барочных прогресий, романтичных модуляций и современной оркестровки
Bro I'm using this in a marching show im writing. I DIDNT REALIZE SIR KARL JENKINS WAS STILL ALIVE AND KICKING
Played this in secondary and lost my music sheet before the concert, id memorised all the piece and played without a music sheet 😭
Now officially The History Exam song, courtesy of History Buffs.
Playing this in my highschool orchestra as a 1st violin it's so hard 😂
same
Played this in middle school hardest song I've ever played so far
Had my concert last week it went horribly wrong 💀 everyone clapped tho
I had a concert at primary school before as a cellist and I dropped my bow
@@kiung8057 LOL that's rough 😅
Simplemente sublime!! Excelente!! Que subidón 🤌
Amazing work here
playing this as a viola freshman and it's so fun
I guess Karl Jenkins had something against lower strings
That's mind-blowing.
Очень хорошо ,это лучшее исполнение ,которое я слышала из всего))супер
Thanks a lot! Very helpful for practising playing💙💙💙
i can see the notes. i cant understand one single note. i have no idea what any of that means. what i DO understand is that is one of the most beautiful pieces of music that i have ever heard. thats all i needed to understand....
happy to teach you if you’d like to learn. love that you love the song.
Often, you don't need to know any more than what your intuition tells you to appreciate it (as much as a non-musican could).
You read left to right, each dot is a note, higher the dot higher the note, each section an instrument etc.
@@Manas-co8wl your very kind, but you are preaching to a very lost cause there...lol! thank you tho!
bro this is a absolute banger wtf, how have i never heard of this piece before
radio is lobotomized these days. glad you found the piece
Never heard anyone call orchestral music a banger lol
@@ILYKona if its good anything can be a banger
Bro I literally can’t stop listening to this song
Not a song
Piece
@@mikejones2416don’t be a dick and just say it’s not a song. Educate them about what it is. A piece of music and a piece of art
I’m the soloist as a freshman in Highschool for this song and I’ll just say I’ve never struggled on a song like this
idk if it’s because i’m like highly advanced. but this piece is so easy, coming from a concert master and having the first violin solo, this piece isn’t as hard as people are saying it is in the comments.
It's a piece very often played by youth orchestras and other youth ensembles, so for lot of young musicians this is like the first "real" piece they might play.
I'm a trombonist and I see the same thing in the comment sections of recordings of Mozart's Tuba Mirum. When I think back to when I first started playing that piece in like, grade 10 it was a challenge lol. At twenty, with a year of a music degree done, I play it to warm up.
Kinda serendipitous that this was recommended right after Por Una Cabeza - both were my highschool performances.
Perfect example of :"Why am i hearing boss music?"
here from my county orchestra winter performance pieces :)
Playing this piece for my marching band show 😎
센텐스를 어떻게 사용할 것인가, 시퀀스를 어떻게 발전시킬 것인가에 대한 모티브 발전이 엄청난 곡이라고 생각 됩니다.
단순하지만 기본적인 틀에 아주 충실한, 기초 작법에 대한 모범적인 곡이 아닐까 싶네요.
so good
Karl Jenkins is an amazing person 🎉
SLAPPER!!!❤
Cello was the hardest on this one guys.
LOL totally!!! I NEVER spaced out while playing‼️‼️‼️
It’s is very good and hard work 😅🎉
Practicing for my audition. For my school orchestra. Violin 2 🎻.
I'm the sole violist at my school so I'm completely overpowered 😂
We played this at the ceremonial day in school (germany) where we got all our certificate (Abitur). It was quite swetty😅
👍👍
High school? Collage? I'm primary 5 and I'm playing this!
can share new dropbox link?
Olá você poderia enviar o pdf novamente ?, o link está quebrado
Nice arrangements! the dropbox file is not opening! can you send us an updated link please
Me too!
I remember playing this fir all city middle school around 2000 to 2001... unfortunately i only made 2nd chair 1st violin
I HATED playing this as a cellist 😂
its awsome i dance with this music on my ballerina curse (my english bad :ı) is this have cello version like violin 1?
Hi, the dropbox link to the free sheet music for this is empty, is the free score and/or parts for this still available? Thanks, Patrick
link dead
good
İyi iş
Who knows why at the end of the song I feel like saying "A Diamond is forever, De Beers"? 😂
The download link is not available anymore 🥲
Anyone have the parts? I'd like to play this on the quartet I'm in 😢
2:02 beethoven reference 😂😂
Remember the France Nike ad from 2011?
Bro the only thing I hate abt this as a violist is the 32nd notes at the end 😭
I always take the hardest part so my seat partner doesn't have to! I would feel so bad making someone else do something when I could just take it on for them
this could really easily be transcribed for winds
Lots of covers… Escala’s music video does it justice, there’s little percussion. Other covers either have overwhelming percussion or sections rearranged or removed. Escala album version and Bond both skip Ba and play Bb fewer timed the second go around. Bond skips Ca and Cd and Escala’s album version skips Cb. Both repeat Ce an extra time and A 2x extra. Bond’s is half tempo. Asturia just has extreme percussion.
Played this in middle school
I m going to play in church😭
Free score ?
Doing the violin solo for my highschool 🤑🤑🤑
Playing this in double bass 😮😮😅
Tell me you don’t think of the opening of The Goonies when you hear this!!
For tight homework deadlines
who made this music???
Antonio Vivaldi
I was studying when this song called Palladio started playing, at the same moment I stopped my studies and started a remix of it : ruclips.net/video/i7aRyQeAEzQ/видео.htmlsi=UfNAN7Op_kpr7p6G
ANTS stick together who's inncharGE
Flat face no
Its rapTOR face
CITizen test for pirate lines
Is a musT
Was it a more french guin they say
Viva hoaVER
Share street geo with arca
They trump it
We added gorge
modern vivaldi
This is so fast. I am even rushing with the 0.75 speed.😅
Meme?
thanks i hate it
Always loved this. Hurray for deBeers. Yes you can still learn new things. ZNow l'oreal has borrowed it!, K.