It must be an honor to be part of a orchestra, that's responsable to put life and emotions in different parts of the movie using beautiful soundtracks!
@@wrightyy Well, good thing there’s lots of different kinds of instruments- Something for everyone! But most people can make it through a violin solo piece like Schindler’s list and enjoy it. ☺️
@@notenoughtreble As always there are exceptions. As a bass player (electric guitar variety, although I own at acoustic one too) I imagine it's just too higher of a pitch for me? I do not play the double bass. But I may do. Lack of frets scare me.
This gave me some great insight. I realized that there's SO MANY PEOPLE behind everything we hear. Personally, I didn't really think about it much because I couldn't see these People. But it's also admirable that they're willing to give the spotlight to someone elsee while they're supporting. ANDQ HELL ARE THEY GOOD.
Thats what it would seem like lol. Oboe has an enormous amount of back pressure that the player experiences when playing. He is actually exhaling excess air at the end of that note not inhaling.
As an former oboe player that’s actually quite normal for us to look like we’re dying while playing, but in reality what he’s actually doing is keeping those 2 notes he plays steady and keep the transition between them smooth. Oboe takes a lot of air just, especially when you’re using vibrato because we produce our vibrato through our stomach instead of our throats like flutes and saxophones. So when you are playing 2 long notes like that that have to be incredibly smooth bc you are the feature instrument there, you have to take a huge intake of breath before playing it bc those 2 notes cannot be separated (meaning there’s a gap in between the sound of the 2 notes). This man did a great job, and he had a great ambusher (pretty sure I spelt that wrong lol, but it’s the way he’s playing and the firmness of his lips around the reed, the best ambushers produce the best sounds out of an oboe) and his notes were incredible, they were smooth and the vibrato was subtle but pretty. What he was doing at the end, although he looked like he was dying was just letting out all the excess air
@@desireer1050 interesting, @Danny Thibodeaux yes I know he's exhaling, that's why I said he could not wait to breathe (in). edit: holy f. that comment is 6 years old :))
Can you imagine Disney (or whoever does it) calling you saying "Hey! Want to come play your instrument for our new movie soundtrack?" HELL YES I DO! :D
Didn't really like FROZEN when i first saw it, but now that I see the AMOUNT OF TIME AND EFFORT, and MONEY PUT INTO THIS MOVIE, I really truly appreciate many of Disney's animations
and now imagine they do it with every movie.You should see the work at Aladdin 1992 and The little mermaid 1989. You will be deeply touched by the amount of work efforts and enthusiasm and seriousness they treat these cartoons. Those are real masterpieces.
+zmgalen2000 I think the ones going super crazy were the violas, them and cellos tend to be the ambiance builders when violins and basses normally take the lead and echo the lyrics. I could be wrong, they looked bigger then a violin though.
Pretty sure it was the violins, because (according to traditional orchestra seating), the "violinists" were in the violin section. The violas are generally adjacent to cellos, not across from them
Its all about that early bassoon entrance at 1:31 that's what it's all about!!!!! Yeah that bassoon entrance. Looks like someone wasn't "concentrating", just watching the hours tick byyyyyyyyy.
Ugh I get goosebumps every time I hear the score of the scene when the parents die at sea. It’s just beautiful and the music is all that is needed to just make you feel all sorts of feels during that part
Absolutely awesome to watch. Nice to see a few older folks among the violinist/instrumentals. If you could imagine getting to be behind a huge project like this at that age. I was really impressed by that. I don't know all of my musical instruments, but the older gray haired guy was doing a solo and just wow.
+ Some Guy There were other instruments in the song despite the piano. The strings and probably a flute or some sort of wind instrument kicks in around the time when Menzel sings the first words, and there are practically a fanfare from the moment where Elsa starts creating the palace. There are drums too.
walt disney's animation magic and music never fails to impress me. it doesn't matter how old you are.........whether you like animations or not. walt disney will always be the best.
So I had the opportunity to be in a workshop and record similar to how they would with my highschool band. The person who taught is a professional musician, he told us that they only get about 2 minutes to look through all of there music, then they play it once, and then record. I find it amazing that they only sightread this once before they recorded this.
Really happy for all the success Frozen and its music is getting. Salute to these unsung heroes behind the scenes, at least they know in their heart they have been a part of this splendid Disney movie. :) Onwards to Oscar glory!! :D
I got a lil teary...this is amazing..watching the.movie I knew that one solo part was from an Oboe and this confirmed it. I play the Oboe and Clarinet so this brought good memories. Love it
Love to see behind the scenes, especially the musicians playing it :) Wonderful music, thank you all the talented musicians involved in this movie~~My family love it.
All these people working to make an animated movie like this is just a really beautifull job.I mean you are making a movie, creating characters and music people are gonna love and they will stay in our mind for quiet a while.I don't know about you guys but for me is like something alive through my mind and heart.Great job by all these people, they are all really talented and inventive and creative.Wonderfull job !!!
Holly Lockhart Yea, but it's kinda odd since most of the songs don't have a defined tempo. Maybe that's why there's a rough cut of the movie playing in the background. So that the conductor can see have a better grasp on the slightest tempo changes the music makes. It would've been way harder if the only thing guiding the orchestra was the recorded voice.
Andre Isidro all music on films has defined tempo. it's not like concert music that you just read "allegro" and you conduct what you think allegro tempo is! in Films you have a BPM in every single song. That bpm is synched with a timecode so everything is synched in the movie. So the conductor don't see the movie to get faster or slower the tempo. They have a click track so conductor and musicians can hear the tempo and changes of tempo. Also in the screen with the rough cut of the movie you can see the measures change and the speed of bpm to get a better idea. Let's say that the rough cut helps to get a better idea of Dynamics rather than tempo.
Oh wow. Love how that lady reads through 1:34 like she's bored! What'll really blow your mind is that there's a good chance she first saw that music about 15-30min before recording it....
Wish they had shown the cellos more :( but I love this video. In the movie you mainly hear the singing but here the music is much more audible. I wish we could see video(s) of them recording all of the songs
I don't know how true this is, but I have heard from music teachers that stuff like this the musicians that get into this stuff usually only get a quick look at the music, maybe get a once through play and then its recorded most of the time they get next to no actual rehearsal time. Its pretty much sight read.
They're focused. A lot of the time, the recording session is the first time they're seeing the music, so it takes a lot of concentration to do everything in as few play throughs as possible.
Yeah, like everyone here already said, they're concentrating haha. Basically, when you're recording, you sight read the music, then you have maybe an hour to perfect it, and then you record it. Hard stuff :P
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2:57 - The conductor is having the time of his life, it seems. Can't blame him.
Lars G. S. Larsen pretty much
Believe me, when you’re up there and it’s going really well and it’s coming together beautifully you’d dance to😂
omg the part from 1:33 to 1:40 is AMAZINNG. eargasm.
It must be an honor to be part of a orchestra, that's responsable to put life and emotions in different parts of the movie using beautiful soundtracks!
Roniso mms y z st zzm
Full orchestras are a beautiful thing. :)
IKR
Whereas violins by themselves are horrendous!
@@wrightyy Well, good thing there’s lots of different kinds of instruments-
Something for everyone!
But most people can make it through a violin solo piece like Schindler’s list and enjoy it. ☺️
@@notenoughtreble As always there are exceptions. As a bass player (electric guitar variety, although I own at acoustic one too) I imagine it's just too higher of a pitch for me? I do not play the double bass. But I may do. Lack of frets scare me.
that violin run at 1:33 is beautiful! full orchestras that record scores for movies are amazing.
2:28 Elsa? Please i know your in th- NOPE
Xangzorg xD
Lmao
😂
LMAO
😂💚
It's so refreshing to see that the people who played the score for Frozen are still the same people who played the score for Frozen 2.
wait how do you know?
This gave me some great insight. I realized that there's SO MANY PEOPLE behind everything we hear. Personally, I didn't really think about it much because I couldn't see these People. But it's also admirable that they're willing to give the spotlight to someone elsee while they're supporting. ANDQ HELL ARE THEY GOOD.
the old guy at the end was funny how he didnt want to mess up the tone and breathe :D
2:24
Thats what it would seem like lol. Oboe has an enormous amount of back pressure that the player experiences when playing. He is actually exhaling excess air at the end of that note not inhaling.
salute him!
As an former oboe player that’s actually quite normal for us to look like we’re dying while playing, but in reality what he’s actually doing is keeping those 2 notes he plays steady and keep the transition between them smooth. Oboe takes a lot of air just, especially when you’re using vibrato because we produce our vibrato through our stomach instead of our throats like flutes and saxophones. So when you are playing 2 long notes like that that have to be incredibly smooth bc you are the feature instrument there, you have to take a huge intake of breath before playing it bc those 2 notes cannot be separated (meaning there’s a gap in between the sound of the 2 notes). This man did a great job, and he had a great ambusher (pretty sure I spelt that wrong lol, but it’s the way he’s playing and the firmness of his lips around the reed, the best ambushers produce the best sounds out of an oboe) and his notes were incredible, they were smooth and the vibrato was subtle but pretty. What he was doing at the end, although he looked like he was dying was just letting out all the excess air
@@desireer1050 interesting, @Danny Thibodeaux
yes I know he's exhaling, that's why I said he could not wait to breathe (in). edit: holy f. that comment is 6 years old :))
@@desireer1050 embouchure. He is definitely not dying
Can you imagine Disney (or whoever does it) calling you saying "Hey! Want to come play your instrument for our new movie soundtrack?" HELL YES I DO! :D
Didn't really like FROZEN when i first saw it, but now that I see the AMOUNT OF TIME AND EFFORT, and MONEY PUT INTO THIS MOVIE, I really truly appreciate many of Disney's animations
+BoilingHotCoffee thats why i appreciate all movies
+BoilingHotCoffee thats why i appreciate all movies
and now imagine they do it with every movie.You should see the work at Aladdin 1992 and The little mermaid 1989. You will be deeply touched by the amount of work efforts and enthusiasm and seriousness they treat these cartoons. Those are real masterpieces.
And THIS, ladies and gentlemen, is why I'm a music major. Forget all the doubters!
Man those violinists can really go! 1:32
i know i love watching them
+zmgalen2000 I know right! Those are some badass staccatos!
+zmgalen2000 I think the ones going super crazy were the violas, them and cellos tend to be the ambiance builders when violins and basses normally take the lead and echo the lyrics. I could be wrong, they looked bigger then a violin though.
Pretty sure it was the violins, because (according to traditional orchestra seating), the "violinists" were in the violin section. The violas are generally adjacent to cellos, not across from them
Its all about that early bassoon entrance at 1:31 that's what it's all about!!!!! Yeah that bassoon entrance. Looks like someone wasn't "concentrating", just watching the hours tick byyyyyyyyy.
1:50 is the best from all the frozen music, such a dramatic and nostalgic moment.
LOL Awkward random horn note at the rest at 1:32 :D
sounded like a bassoon lol
Yeah, one of the worse experience an orchestral player can have: coming early when everybody is silent:)
Yyoo, ya someone wasnt counting right.
Haha so funny
I would LOVE to watch these in their entirety
Ugh I get goosebumps every time I hear the score of the scene when the parents die at sea. It’s just beautiful and the music is all that is needed to just make you feel all sorts of feels during that part
Do you what is the name of the core
1:32 is a glorious moment!!!
I KNOW RIGHT!?
I'm listening to exactly that part over and over again..
Hahahahaha
My oboe teacher played in this! You can see him 1:47 playing eh
That's awesome. Which orchestra?
Jonathan Eichinger how in the heck did he get to play with this orchestra? Can you ask him? I'm very interested
Jonathan Eichinger
Im wondering to know the name of orchestra that your Oboe teacher( 1:47 playing) playing!
That's amazing!
Jimin Kim my uncle is a very famous oboist in Korea
I saw Frozen in the UK early screening! It was so beautiful!!!
And the music was phenomenal!!!
was it daniella? was it?
Absolutely awesome to watch. Nice to see a few older folks among the violinist/instrumentals. If you could imagine getting to be behind a huge project like this at that age. I was really impressed by that. I don't know all of my musical instruments, but the older gray haired guy was doing a solo and just wow.
The composer really sounds a like a nice guy.
Diego de la Vega
His name is Robert Lopez, and also her wife compose the music.
it's so fantastic watching how this bunch of talented individuals link their talents together to create a wonderful work of art!
1:50-2:30 this is what I came here for
I LOVE FILM SCORE!!!
i love this behind the scene.
So damn magical.
the raw animation scares me omg
same here!😂😂
I was expecting to see a bit of "Let It Go" is there somewhere a video of that?? I'd be great to see the musicians record that AMAZING song!!
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Some Guy
There were other instruments in the song despite the piano. The strings and probably a flute or some sort of wind instrument kicks in around the time when Menzel sings the first words, and there are practically a fanfare from the moment where Elsa starts creating the palace. There are drums too.
Probably copywrite reasons...Disney guards that song with it's life
As they should, it’s a masterpiece!!🤍❄️🤍
I love to watch the way they put the music together. It is so fascinating.
Without no orchestra, there would be no movie. Kudos to the musical team/s! :)
0:22 this is amazing
1:33 the best part sounded so deep i loved it
Wow, me too man!❤
Thumbs up to french horns
can anyone say OSCAR
Two of them :3
1:33 I loving this moment))
Me too❤
Beautiful music ! The most beautiful that Disney ever made !!!
walt disney's animation magic and music never fails to impress me.
it doesn't matter how old you are.........whether you like animations or not.
walt disney will always be the best.
So amazing to see how much work goes into such seemingly simple parts of the movie
wow! a lot of effort has gone into this!!! It was all worth it!
It's a amazing to see those artists who brought us that spectacular music. THANK YOU!!!
this is making me cry. so beautiful
Omg this is awesome!!! I love disney so much!!! Frozen is in my top 3 disney movies for sure!!!
So I had the opportunity to be in a workshop and record similar to how they would with my highschool band. The person who taught is a professional musician, he told us that they only get about 2 minutes to look through all of there music, then they play it once, and then record. I find it amazing that they only sightread this once before they recorded this.
Rocking the contrabassoon at 0:41
0:28 omg CHILLS. That bassoon🤤
The oboe solo was amzing !!
i love the sad part at 1:50 so beautiful
this is so beautiful, how are these people so talented
Oh god the wonderful music pleases my ears *___*
The animations in the background creep me put O.o
Not put, out
I love watching these! It's always fun to see the people behind the beautiful music!
I love the music a lot
1:36 is awesome
Really happy for all the success Frozen and its music is getting. Salute to these unsung heroes behind the scenes, at least they know in their heart they have been a part of this splendid Disney movie. :)
Onwards to Oscar glory!! :D
I find it wholesome that the music is not computer-made entirely; that there's a humane aspect of recording, that goes into the music.
1:34 is my favorite part
Me favorite part too hehehe❤
I got a lil teary...this is amazing..watching the.movie I knew that one solo part was from an Oboe and this confirmed it. I play the Oboe and Clarinet so this brought good memories. Love it
Love to see behind the scenes, especially the musicians playing it :) Wonderful music, thank you all the talented musicians involved in this movie~~My family love it.
how about "Let it Go" recording?
obsessed ahh the conductor is having so much fun
I want to like more of this!! It's perfection!
i dont know what to say but that was so amazing!i just can't believe it!i think it'll be part of my dream :3 it was just so beautiful
All these people working to make an animated movie like this is just a really beautifull job.I mean you are making a movie, creating characters and music people are gonna love and they will stay in our mind for quiet a while.I don't know about you guys but for me is like something alive through my mind and heart.Great job by all these people, they are all really talented and inventive and creative.Wonderfull job !!!
I really loved this movie! The songs were amazing and I'd so much love to get the score!
Loved the production! Just amazing!!!
I always thought the music was made before they added the vocals :/
They probably record the voices to the piano and then add the whole orchestra in later in editing.
I was wondering about this as I watched.
Holly Lockhart Yea, but it's kinda odd since most of the songs don't have a defined tempo. Maybe that's why there's a rough cut of the movie playing in the background. So that the conductor can see have a better grasp on the slightest tempo changes the music makes. It would've been way harder if the only thing guiding the orchestra was the recorded voice.
Andre Isidro all music on films has defined tempo. it's not like concert music that you just read "allegro" and you conduct what you think allegro tempo is! in Films you have a BPM in every single song. That bpm is synched with a timecode so everything is synched in the movie. So the conductor don't see the movie to get faster or slower the tempo. They have a click track so conductor and musicians can hear the tempo and changes of tempo. Also in the screen with the rough cut of the movie you can see the measures change and the speed of bpm to get a better idea. Let's say that the rough cut helps to get a better idea of Dynamics rather than tempo.
Junior Basurto Lomba Awesome! I didn't know that, but it makes sense!
Amezing, I love that musical quality.
Everytime I watch this it gets better.
Oh wow. Love how that lady reads through 1:34 like she's bored! What'll really blow your mind is that there's a good chance she first saw that music about 15-30min before recording it....
I am so excited for this movie, it will be fantastic
Very nice music recording.. But, where is the 'Let It Go' song? Anyone think that we wanna see 'em recording the 'Let it Go' song so bad?
I do :D
This must be a really sweet job for people who can read & play music fluently. ♥ Taking part in playing for a Disney film..
Amazing! (:
What i love in frozen is that they play real music, just like in old times.
I would probably get goosebumps if I were gonna see them perform live.
Aye oboe playing at 1:44 but the dude right next to him is ruining the shot XD
CHRISTOPHE BECK!!! I have loved that man's score since Buffy!
Wuaaooo!! Magnífico! !! Excelente trabajo! !!^_^
Wish they had shown the cellos more :( but I love this video. In the movie you mainly hear the singing but here the music is much more audible. I wish we could see video(s) of them recording all of the songs
awesome!! disney is always making fantastic song
It's like a real concert, so amazing
they are really talented
Really awesome movie i love frozen:)
I love music sooo much! 😭
I don't know how true this is, but I have heard from music teachers that stuff like this the musicians that get into this stuff usually only get a quick look at the music, maybe get a once through play and then its recorded most of the time they get next to no actual rehearsal time. Its pretty much sight read.
Amazing!!
Astonish!!
I like this video~!
this film really is beautiful
1:20 this was amazing
Love the music
I love watching Stephen Oremus do his thing. :)
It's AMAZING!!
i love the all the song and the scene !
SO EXCITED FOR THIS MOVIE!
these people are really amazing!
dang 1:32 got intense
Those musicians were making history, how can they look so bored?
Well one thing is that they need to concentrate right?
They're not bored, they're focusing on the music! Trust me, you need to concentrate A LOT, especially when you're recording :)
They're focused. A lot of the time, the recording session is the first time they're seeing the music, so it takes a lot of concentration to do everything in as few play throughs as possible.
Are people copying what I'm saying
Yeah, like everyone here already said, they're concentrating haha. Basically, when you're recording, you sight read the music, then you have maybe an hour to perfect it, and then you record it. Hard stuff :P
so beautifull ;w;
Frozen 2 next plsss
beautiful