The fact the Dan Da Dan episode that used this music for the first time aired right on October 24, 2024, 1 day before the 13 year anniversary of this episode.
The most amazing thing about this performance is that at no point did the musicians leap up and run wildly about the hall. Superhuman composure and equanimity.
You have to have a lot of self control, these people are part of a select few who are disciplined enough to not go on a horse chase when the intro starts 😂
Another reason why I think the team chose this piece for the scene is because if you sound it out of your mouth it sounds exactly like Dan da da Dan Dan da da Dan Dan. Genius move Science Saru
It was chosen because the William Tell Overture is often played at school sports festivals and it has a japanese feeling of "running" to it. This is a nice little bit of cultural overlap because the William Tell Overture is also connected to horse racing in american culture and also has a feeling of "running" to americans too.
Don't despair triangle player. In this piece, it is one of the most important instruments. William Tell finally without the triangle would sound terrible! This is the cleanest, best performed William Tell performances on the web. Only one small error about 2 seconds before the end by one of the horns, but other than that, perfect!
As far as television history and my childhood are concerned it is the greatest rallying cry for a half hour of excitement that there is. The Lone Ranger… most famously portrayed by Clayton Moore, and his partner against crime Tonto portrayed by Jay Silverhills.
I remember fondly bouncing my youngest on my knee when he was a toddler. He wanted to hear it over and over. At first, he couldn't get the name right, ofc, but when he said, "The Middle of the Finale", I knew what he meant.
My elementary school music teacher used to play this all the time for the kids and, as any child of the early 70s, we would always finish with a LOUD "HIYOOO SILVERRR AWAYYYYYY"! Fun times in her class😂😂 She passed away this year in her 90s. Miss her.
The musicians deserve alot of credit playing the William tell overture must be difficult just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud and amazed job well done William tell would be proud just love classic music appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
Same here. As a patriotic Swiss women has this music and the story behind a big meaning to me. 😊 Right in this very difficult time too, to bring in our democracy and human rights again, and to fight and stand up against the coming dictatur in Switzerland!
We started off every family road trip with this song on tape. And now we can continue the tradition with our own kids with this wonderful performance. Thank you!!!
you don't just get one instrument if you're in percussion. You have to learn all of the instruments if you're a percussionist, some pieces require you to move around while you're in the pit [the place where percussion plays]. So if you only played triangle, the band wouldn't need you. You would need to know all of the instruments in that section. The conductor may move people around in the pit to get the best result for the band.
When I was growing up the early years of tv, we regularly exposed to classical music ( Paul Whitman ? Orchestra, the themes played like this one, Navy Log's music, etc. Such a shame that young people have mouth on this wonderful art..
I love this too and also listen to it everyday about 20 times a day because by 25 month old daughter is obsessed with it 😄 *had to make a note she doesn't just listen to it she enjoys watching the performance
I just came across this today and was absolutely amazed! How beautiful this orchestra played this overture. Gave me the goosebumps. Fabulous musicians! ❤
Whoever picked this theme in 1930s for the Lone Ranger show on radio did great. The theme gives the perfect image of a rider on his horse galloping across the plains of the American West.
@@EarthmoverBenjamin_ULTRAKILLit's not the orchestra's fault most would rather be mispronouncing words in order to make them rhyme with liquors, forms of currency, and genitala, over someone else's bass track, Then picking up an actual instrument themselves.
This overture, and especially the finale, always thrills me and more so when I am able to see the wonderful musicians bringing this music to life. Thank you all....
AN ABSOLUTELY SUPERB RENDITION!!! I've loved this rousing finale since first hearing it at around the age of 10 - I'm now 60 - and I have to say - this is one of the best versions I've ever had the pleasure to listen to. Very moving indeed - many thanks to all involved!!! Yours etc., Dave Robinson (UK)
I’ve listened to Rossini’s William Tell Overture Finale since I was a child. Now soon to be 69 years old, I was surprised at how my whole being tingled as I listened to it being played by an wonderful orchestra I didn’t know and was conducted so brilliantly. Thank you so much #Jennifer_L_Scott for this awe opportunity. 👏👏
Multi mike expertly mixed recording - you can clearly hear the spotlighted instrument parts at various bars - listen for the triangle , the French horns and especially the trombones ! A rare treat. Thank you.
Agreed, and their concert hall helps too. I heard this orchestra for the first time this past weekend and was extremely impressed. It's a fantastic orchestra complimented by an excellent acoustical environment. Here in Chicago, we have a great orchestra but a dead, hard-sounding hall.
William tell would be proud just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud and amazed one of the favorite songs to listen to appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud ! Joe
Everything has to be so played so correctly just a beautiful piece of music one of my favorite songs to listen to or watch on TV you guys deserve alot of credit appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud appreciate thanks ! Joe
***** ...I just meant because all that epic stuff is happening and your standing they're playing a triangle... To any of the unenlightened your completely insignificant...
I love all overtures and musical movements. Written by all the musical greats, Mozart, Beethoven, and the rest. I'm a musician and can feel the emotional modes of various musical compositions. The William Tell Overture is one of my favorites!
❤😂😂❤❤😂😅😅😅😅everything is so detailed the musicians deserve a lot of credit tons of it let's stop and honor them god bless you guys thanks you guys rock way to go BBC very impressed from the lone ranger just classic music at its very best love and appreciate you guys thanks keep on playing job well done you should be amazed and proud way to go !!! Joe ❤❤😂😂😅
I remember I was leaving school one day, and I was stepping on the bus when I realized I left my trombone in the classroom. I was listening to music and this song came on. I ran all the way back up three flights of stairs, grabbed it, hauled it BACK downstairs, and sprinted out the front doors. The buses were starting their engines and I could see people laughing at me through the bus windows. I made it just in time, and this song is now called "the Trombone Dash" in my mind.
That mission impossible theme tune?It will be forever be called the painting stealing accompianment in my mind because of that one time in that one pretend play me and my friend did.... lol
The Lone Ranger! A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty Hi Ho Silver! The Lone Ranger! Hi Ho Silver! Away! A time long ago, where men were men and hats NEVER fell off !
Excellent and outstanding performance the musicians deserve a lot of credit just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud you guys rock thanks job well done keep on playing love respect and appreciate you guys thanks you made my weekend thanks ! Joe
I've been playing this rendition or the full length version every day. I don't know why I'm really getting into the William Tell Overture as of late, but it's all good!
¡Mis felicitaciones! A la Producción que grabó está bella música. Principalmente al enfocar los dos elementos importantes como son: "El Triángulo y Los Platillos". Ellos deben tener precisión, exactitud y sincronización para ejecutarlos. He visto a muchas orquestas pero esta ha sido la ÚNICA en donde enfocan al que ejecuta El Triángulo.
Beautifully done; however, I think the description should note that this is an abridged finale, as it's missing about a minute and a half of the full composition.
Man, it doesn't get much better than this! Camera work was perfect - most of the time the videographer misses the solos and other keys to the performance. This video nails it. On the musical side, nice to see a full compliment of French horns!
Rossini was the first great modern entertainer. He understood the ever evolving audience. This might be the greatest composition ever because of it's universal appeal and 20th century sound. The great master himself might have thought so too, because this was his last opera.
Plenty of Baroque music has universal appeal and, dare I say, a "pop" sensibility. Not to mention Mozart, who was basically the Beatles. In fact get out of here.
I have had this song stuck in my head for literally years and i could never find what it was and after a random ass youtube short talking about some stupid musical road i have found the missing melody i have been toutured with for years
The new comments are precisely what I expected them to be.
Yes they are😂
peakdadan
IKR LMFAO
Made by bots?
@@arnithor5137 Dan Da Dan related.
Me when I got chased by a crab
Dandadan
W reference
Yes sir 🏃♀️🏃♂️🦀
This is why I’m here 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Dandadan guys 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fr that remix was fire 🔥🔥
😂❤️
Idk why in episode 4 this song is played🗿
😂
Took me bit to long to jog my memory and remember title of this one :D
The fact the Dan Da Dan episode that used this music for the first time aired right on October 24, 2024, 1 day before the 13 year anniversary of this episode.
It was the day of when it aired in Japan.
@@micahthecomfortablehuman1324 That's the date I watched it.
Who else grew up listening to this song as a kid? 😂
The Lone Ranger!
And so many old cartoons. I got a musical education watching those cartoons😃
MEEEE
@@jennapherhague5728 also in Kill La kill.
You Can’t Do That On Television ? :)
The most amazing thing about this performance is that at no point did the musicians leap up and run wildly about the hall. Superhuman composure and equanimity.
You have to have a lot of self control, these people are part of a select few who are disciplined enough to not go on a horse chase when the intro starts 😂
Well, the cameraman looks like he cannot control himself.
is it even possible to sit still during this?
@@ZidAngeles I guess you're right. :-D
Oh welp. This song is played in the morning of my school. And I can literally imagine it lol.
Another reason why I think the team chose this piece for the scene is because if you sound it out of your mouth it sounds exactly like Dan da da Dan Dan da da Dan Dan. Genius move Science Saru
FR😂
It was chosen because the William Tell Overture is often played at school sports festivals and it has a japanese feeling of "running" to it. This is a nice little bit of cultural overlap because the William Tell Overture is also connected to horse racing in american culture and also has a feeling of "running" to americans too.
Dandadan Episode 4 brought me here.
The triangle player is CARRYING this piece. All hail.
too right
how did you k ow I am running around the house right now
Needs cowbell
Doing the hard yards.
you are so right
Lmao we all new comments here from ep 4, aren't we 😭
Yep
episode 4 of what
@@Evil_inc if you know you know
Listen again and watch the triangle. Try to imagine this piece without it. You must be able to hear very high pitch to appreciate it.
thank you now I realize it
do you know if triangle is played more then the drums or the other way round?
It's quite easy to heae
@@Rayfireful no hhgi
G3v
At 86, I still enjoy this and always think of the LONE RANGER and TONTO. !!!
Me too!!!
I’ve watched the Lone Ranger before
Don't laugh. The triangle is VERY important.
Ha, ha, ha
Don't!
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
Stop it!
Indeed. Only a small mind would believe otherwise.
"Hi Ho Silver and away" This piece always reminds me of the Lone Ranger on TV when I was a kid, more than 70 years ago. Many great memories!!
Me too!!!
I just searched up what that was- I think I’ve just entered a rabbit hole
@@SirSqueakinsjust young
You gotta see that guitarist play this with an orchestra
Asikkkk..... Kesini gara" anime dandadan pas kejar"an dengan nenek turbo😂😂😂😂
Sama (・∀・)
Terakhir denger ini di kartun Tom&Jerry, eh malah muncul di anime dandadan
My dad was humming this and he asked me, "What song is this?" I didn't know, either. So I googled "Epic Horse Chase Music" and found this. xD
you dont wanna know how i found it
it'S a PIeCe!
@@rolo8742 Amazing Bulk?
@@djaaggron5041 thanks
5 years later, remind your dad that this song is also the theme song of Long Ranger
Don't despair triangle player. In this piece, it is one of the most important instruments. William Tell finally without the triangle would sound terrible! This is the cleanest, best performed William Tell performances on the web. Only one small error about 2 seconds before the end by one of the horns, but other than that, perfect!
Why is the triangle so important?
+Mark Younger Not true, this version is too short, it's cut by atleast a full minute.
Ya, but still had triangle, so is good.
The triangle is much harder to play than the rectangle.
Wait.
0:33 best guy in the orchestra...
Lol yea true
0:33 does rock go 0:33 your amazing man
+DigestiveDunker you mean the triangle
Angelo Pacheco Indeed I do.
1:06 also
WE ARE RUNNING AWAY FROM THE POSSESSED CROWD AND A GIANT CRAB WITH THIS ONE!!! 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥
As far as television history and my childhood are concerned it is the greatest rallying cry for a half hour of excitement that there is. The Lone Ranger… most famously portrayed by Clayton Moore, and his partner against crime Tonto portrayed by Jay Silverhills.
I can see Silver rearing . . .
Time to get everyone that dont watch anime extremely confuse with the new comments about Grannys and Crabs
Dandadan army assemble
"My definition of an intellectual is someone who can listen to the William Tell Overture without thinking of the Lone Ranger." - Billy Connolly
Thank God I am not an intellectual.
That and Looney Tunes.
@@90sNickfan91 Also Arnie Hammer and Johnny Depp.
@@dtaylor4552, that one sucked.
@@90sNickfan91, I feel fortunate that we got to hear such great music accompanying Bugs and the Lone Ranger.
THE most thrilling piece of music ever written, and the best performance I've ever seen. My 8 month-old granddaughter loves it.
I remember fondly bouncing my youngest on my knee when he was a toddler. He wanted to hear it over and over.
At first, he couldn't get the name right, ofc, but when he said, "The Middle of the Finale", I knew what he meant.
I belive in *T R I A N G L E* legacy
i knew smth fruity like this was gonna be on here 💀
Absolutely!
My elementary school music teacher used to play this all the time for the kids and, as any child of the early 70s, we would always finish with a LOUD "HIYOOO SILVERRR AWAYYYYYY"! Fun times in her class😂😂 She passed away this year in her 90s. Miss her.
Who was that masked man anyway?
Why don’t you know? That was the Lone Ranger!
The "hyo silver" shout originated in the mid 1950s. I watched the original 'Lone Ranger' on black and white TV aged 4 to 7
The original radio show started in 1933 but I don’t know if he yelled Hi Yo Silver then.
God bless you and your teacher my friend. 😊
The musicians deserve alot of credit playing the William tell overture must be difficult just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud and amazed job well done William tell would be proud just love classic music appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe
Same here. As a patriotic Swiss women has this music and the story behind a big meaning to me. 😊 Right in this very difficult time too, to bring in our democracy and human rights again, and to fight and stand up against the coming dictatur in Switzerland!
We started off every family road trip with this song on tape. And now we can continue the tradition with our own kids with this wonderful performance. Thank you!!!
This is one of the most magnificent pieces of music ever composed, and this orchestra seems to really feel that magesty.
majesty
@@georgelogothetis549 Of course. I thought I could spell but apparently not. 😝
What a collection of incredibly talented and dedicated musicians. Music is a vital part of life. Should be appreciated a lot more than it is. ❤
It is, in other countries; it’s used in this country as a end of week escapism thing accompanied with alcohol smh (UK)
No one my age can listen to this without yelling "HI HO SILVER AWAY!" even when we are sober.
". . .awaayyyy"
"Hey I heard you are in an orchestra, that's cool!"
"Yeah I play the triangle!"
"Oh..."
+Jack Stevens Funny how that triangle is a centerpiece of the orchestral ensemble. William Tell's Overture wouldn't be as exciting without it :P
you don't just get one instrument if you're in percussion. You have to learn all of the instruments if you're a percussionist, some pieces require you to move around while you're in the pit [the place where percussion plays]. So if you only played triangle, the band wouldn't need you. You would need to know all of the instruments in that section. The conductor may move people around in the pit to get the best result for the band.
+Rocket Raccoon so true so very true
+Jack Stevens just imagine playing all the instruments all at once perfectly which is impossible
+Jack Stevens another version:
"Hey I heard you play violin in an orchestra, that's cool!"
"Well I play the viola!"
"Oh..."
Perfect tempo. Some conductors drag the pace so that it's leaden, while others run so fast that the players can barely articulate.
You can play it fast with a skilled orchestra.
When I was growing up the early years of tv, we regularly exposed to classical music ( Paul Whitman ? Orchestra, the themes played like this one, Navy Log's music, etc.
Such a shame that young people have mouth on this wonderful art..
Loved this since the Lone Ranger! I'm 69 years old, I listen to this every day. Its my energy!
The lone ranger
@@estebanmontes159 I'm so glad that that reply wasn't a joke about 69.
@@Stephenp503 I'm sorry but I don't get it about 69, I'm 68 and I watched the lone ranger all the time too!
@@estebanmontes159 I don't understand it either. People are just obsessed with that number.
I love this too and also listen to it everyday about 20 times a day because by 25 month old daughter is obsessed with it 😄 *had to make a note she doesn't just listen to it she enjoys watching the performance
Two years later and I still watch this every week. The videographer and sound team was just great....thanks to all. from America.
I've had this song stuck in my head for literal years but couldn't find out the name of it! I'm so happy I found it!
It’s my text sound for my husband
I just came across this today and was absolutely amazed! How beautiful this orchestra played this overture. Gave me the goosebumps. Fabulous musicians! ❤
Me too!!
What God-given talent! I admire anyone who plays a musical instrument.
As a kid in the 50's that was the theme music for the lone ranger. As an adult I had my daughter listening to it as we drove home. Still love it
I was just wondering why it reminded me of a fast horse!
Whoever picked this theme in 1930s for the Lone Ranger show on radio did great. The theme gives the perfect image of a rider on his horse galloping across the plains of the American West.
One man wrote this. Each and every part for every different instrument. One man.
The level of genius involved... Mind blown.
Of course, that is true for every orchestral composition, and some composers wrote hundreds of pieces.
Blow your mind some more?
Im racialy offended by the video
There are no black people playing😡
@@EarthmoverBenjamin_ULTRAKILLit's not the orchestra's fault most would rather be mispronouncing words in order to make them rhyme with liquors, forms of currency, and genitala, over someone else's bass track, Then picking up an actual instrument themselves.
No you are not. You are just a trouble maker. Get the help you need. @@EarthmoverBenjamin_ULTRAKILL
This overture, and especially the finale, always thrills me and more so when I am able to see the wonderful musicians bringing this music to life. Thank you all....
the triangle dude is extremely underestimated
he's thinking "More cowbell!"
Fantastic rendition of this music that many of us enjoyed as kids when watching the Lone Ranger ride his Silver Steed and Tonto Scout.
HI HO SILVER AWAYYY!!!!!!!
One of the finest pieces of music ever written, it brings boundless joy to my heart, magnificent
One of the finest bits of heroic music ever.
Too right!
Dan Da Dan!!!!!
I have loved this Rossini piece for 59 years🎼♥️
Perfect BGM for Scene Chased by a giant crab and A granny
Great times .
Great music.
The Lone Ranger.
The 50's.
The best of times.
Life was simple.
AN ABSOLUTELY SUPERB RENDITION!!! I've loved this rousing finale since first hearing it at around the age of 10 - I'm now 60 - and I have to say - this is one of the best versions I've ever had the pleasure to listen to. Very moving indeed - many thanks to all involved!!! Yours etc., Dave Robinson (UK)
You do realize that part of it is cut out, right?
This wonderful piece of music will NEVER die!!
It's like you brother giving you a disconnected controller
I’ve listened to Rossini’s William Tell Overture Finale since I was a child. Now soon to be 69 years old, I was surprised at how my whole being tingled as I listened to it being played by an wonderful orchestra I didn’t know and was conducted so brilliantly.
Thank you so much #Jennifer_L_Scott for this awe opportunity. 👏👏
It is truly a beautiful song
I am here because of Jennifer too! She’s such an amazing woman! Blessings!
Excellent. Reminds of my 1950's childhood.Hi Ho Silver away.
Multi mike expertly mixed recording - you can clearly hear
the spotlighted instrument parts at various bars - listen for the triangle , the French horns and especially the trombones !
A rare treat. Thank you.
Agreed, and their concert hall helps too. I heard this orchestra for the first time this past weekend and was extremely impressed. It's a fantastic orchestra complimented by an excellent acoustical environment. Here in Chicago, we have a great orchestra but a dead, hard-sounding hall.
Lemme guess, Peakdadan brought you here even though you already know this song
William tell would be proud just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud and amazed one of the favorite songs to listen to appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud ! Joe
Still gives me the good chills at 55 years of age 😊
Me too and I'm 74😂
Everything has to be so played so correctly just a beautiful piece of music one of my favorite songs to listen to or watch on TV you guys deserve alot of credit appreciate you guys thanks job well done you should be proud appreciate thanks ! Joe
How'd ya feel being the guy with the triangle?
I'm sure he plays other instrument(s), too, as needed.
***** I know...LOL!! I would NOT like to be him. :D
***** ...I just meant because all that epic stuff is happening and your standing they're playing a triangle... To any of the unenlightened your completely insignificant...
Atleast its the easiest instrument...... lol
Lotus Lexa. i would feel pretty badass because without it, it would seem dull, you need percussion since you have tons of strings.
The most exciteing two minutes in music.
I love all overtures and musical movements. Written by all the musical greats, Mozart, Beethoven, and the rest. I'm a musician and can feel the emotional modes of various musical compositions. The William Tell Overture is one of my favorites!
LOVE all of U that played in the orchestra , U R GREAT !!!!!! World wide PRO'S NO MATCH !!!!!
Dan Da Dan FULL THROTTLE
The first thing i noticed was how prominent and integral the triangle is to this piece!
What a great performance!
GLORIOUS. TAKES ME BACK TO THOSE DAYS OF YESTERYEARS.
❤😂😂❤❤😂😅😅😅😅everything is so detailed the musicians deserve a lot of credit tons of it let's stop and honor them god bless you guys thanks you guys rock way to go BBC very impressed from the lone ranger just classic music at its very best love and appreciate you guys thanks keep on playing job well done you should be amazed and proud way to go !!! Joe ❤❤😂😂😅
I remember I was leaving school one day, and I was stepping on the bus when I realized I left my trombone in the classroom. I was listening to music and this song came on. I ran all the way back up three flights of stairs, grabbed it, hauled it BACK downstairs, and sprinted out the front doors. The buses were starting their engines and I could see people laughing at me through the bus windows. I made it just in time, and this song is now called "the Trombone Dash" in my mind.
That mission impossible theme tune?It will be forever be called the painting stealing accompianment in my mind because of that one time in that one pretend play me and my friend did.... lol
You are going to love the game that just came out called Trombone Champ. Absolutely hilarious
@@tesomusicbase2763 Already played it!
Sounds like a movie script
I did the same with a Tuba....
The Lone Ranger! A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty Hi Ho Silver! The Lone Ranger!
Hi Ho Silver! Away!
A time long ago, where men were men and hats NEVER fell off !
You forgot... "Rides Again !"
Love orchestra music. This tune is legendary.
Dan Da Dan FULL THROTTLE TIME
Excellent and outstanding performance the musicians deserve a lot of credit just image what a practice is before a real live concert you should be proud you guys rock thanks job well done keep on playing love respect and appreciate you guys thanks you made my weekend thanks ! Joe
I just love the detail that guy with triangle is just standing and doing his job
my favorite part of the stanley parable was when this played
I've been playing this rendition or the full length version every day. I don't know why I'm really getting into the William Tell Overture as of late, but it's all good!
poo
Complete and total inspiration. .. makes you glad to be alive...BRAVO
Spellbinding. I can't keep from tearing up. Excellent. TY
I finally found it after my grandpa found this and its so good to hear
Never tire of hearing this when it is done so superbly. Like now. Great job.
Wow....just amazing, Ladies and Gentlemen you've done an astounding job of playing this song.
I LOVE IT!!!! Such precision and talent! Thank you for this beautiful performance! It just love it!
I made this song 3000% louder, bass boosted it, and sent it to my teacher. Its over.
Always watched the lone ranger as a kid and I still get excited the William Tell Overture
HI HO SILVER AWAYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Come after dandadan
Excellent, a favourite piece of music played so well, thank you
Always played at the conclusion of the Lone Ranger in the 1950's. Took us an hour to calm down so we could sleep. Our intro to classical music.
:Turns up radio: hahahahaha
This is the horse race music right? Dandadan episode even has the start gun sound
¡Mis felicitaciones! A la Producción que grabó está bella música. Principalmente al enfocar los dos elementos importantes como son: "El Triángulo y Los Platillos". Ellos deben tener precisión, exactitud y sincronización para ejecutarlos. He visto a muchas orquestas pero esta ha sido la ÚNICA en donde enfocan al que ejecuta El Triángulo.
guy playing triangle reaction:
best song ever!
Bravo, bravissimo 👏 Simply great performance, from all of you 😃 Gives me goosebumps every time.
Me when a giant crab and hundred of possessed running people trying to hunt me and my gf:
Beautifully done; however, I think the description should note that this is an abridged finale, as it's missing about a minute and a half of the full composition.
Man, it doesn't get much better than this! Camera work was perfect - most of the time the videographer misses the solos and other keys to the performance. This video nails it. On the musical side, nice to see a full compliment of French horns!
pp
The camera work might have been good, but the editing is terrible. It is out of sync the whole time, sometimes by a complete bar!
Rossini was the first great modern entertainer. He understood the ever evolving audience. This might be the greatest composition ever because of it's universal appeal and 20th century sound. The great master himself might have thought so too, because this was his last opera.
Wait this is from a opera? 0-0 now I feel stupid
Plenty of Baroque music has universal appeal and, dare I say, a "pop" sensibility. Not to mention Mozart, who was basically the Beatles. In fact get out of here.
Let's go full throttle!
WOW! and THANK YOU!!
Anime brought me back here this week.
I played trumpet on this in high school orchestra. What a joy.
We're running away from a giant ass Crab with this one 🗣️🗣️
wow I can’t believe it they are good at this performance love it
After watch dandanan 🎉❤❤
Excellent rendition, Thankyou for posting
I have had this song stuck in my head for literally years and i could never find what it was and after a random ass youtube short talking about some stupid musical road i have found the missing melody i have been toutured with for years