Deltarune "The World Revolving" Brass Ensemble (Feat. Jevil on Guitar)

“The World Revolving” from Deltarune, composed by Toby Fox and arranged for brass nonet and guitar by Thomas Kresge.
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🎵 Daniel Romberger (DannyMusic): Trombone
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Notes from Daniel about this arrangement:
I CAN DO ANYTHING! The World Revolving is the battle theme for Jevil, a secret boss found in Deltarune Chapter 1. When Thomas arranged Brasslevania, he made sure to include a track that features each member of the Game Brass playing their alternate instruments. For Robby, this is actually his primary instrument, guitar.
The Game Brass’s aesthetic has been all black lately, but for this video, Robby made a Jevil costume, one of our most elaborate costumes yet! He had a lot of fun coming up with the “revolving” spinning effect and the purple backdrop that functions like Jevil’s battle arena. We also have several raw videos of literally nothing but performers spinning around, and these are a treat in their own way.