Just so you know the famous "orchestral hit" sound that is ubiquitous on electronic keyboards is not a fake hit. It is a direct sample of the opening hit of Stravinsky's "Infernal Dance" from The Firebird.
Here’s a suggestion for another analysis series,two actually,either Carmina Burana by Carl orff,or Dvorak’s 9th symphony,both of these are ones I frequently listen to but surprisingly don’t have many in depth analysis series like this. I would binge either of those videos I’m one go,I love them and would love to see how you would do it. Love the work dude 👍✌️
I might be weird, but I always sort of analyze Mars as being in G minor and sonata form, with the second theme being the chromatic trombone line in C major--and the third theme being the horn calls (though more used as possibly a variation of the original ostinato). Venus too, just without a development section; the Bb minor second theme (notated in D# minor?!) is just repeated in Eb minor instead. The form feels like a favorite of Schubert's slow movements too--listen to the 8th B minor symphony. (i haven't watched the full video yet, but i'll give my thoughts after the full vid)
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This video is a masterpiece!!! I hope it gets the attention it deserves.
That would be epic
Just so you know the famous "orchestral hit" sound that is ubiquitous on electronic keyboards is not a fake hit. It is a direct sample of the opening hit of Stravinsky's "Infernal Dance" from The Firebird.
Can you make more videos please. I love your content and it has been a while
Here’s a suggestion for another analysis series,two actually,either Carmina Burana by Carl orff,or Dvorak’s 9th symphony,both of these are ones I frequently listen to but surprisingly don’t have many in depth analysis series like this. I would binge either of those videos I’m one go,I love them and would love to see how you would do it. Love the work dude 👍✌️
I love Dvorak's 9th! Will consider...
@@The_Xylophone YES!!!
Wow this video is super huge, super massive. But wow what great content, I learned very much
I will be keeping track of my various comments here:
The trombones in mars sound so menacing, and you can tell that the conductor totally leans into their trombone-ness.
Unbridled rage mentioned
I need to play at least the last part of mars with a big band.
I am very enlightened, thank you!
I might be weird, but I always sort of analyze Mars as being in G minor and sonata form, with the second theme being the chromatic trombone line in C major--and the third theme being the horn calls (though more used as possibly a variation of the original ostinato).
Venus too, just without a development section; the Bb minor second theme (notated in D# minor?!) is just repeated in Eb minor instead. The form feels like a favorite of Schubert's slow movements too--listen to the 8th B minor symphony.
(i haven't watched the full video yet, but i'll give my thoughts after the full vid)
This is an amazing video! I’m glad to have found you before you famous, Keep Going! 🐄
I will never give up
3 hour video
"A brief analysis"
It would be cool to see an analysis of Music For 18 Musicians by steve reich
I'll give it a listen
obrigado:D