Durham University Orchestral Society performs John Williams' Harry Potter Symphonic Suite Conducted by Harry Castle "A Night At The Movies", Durham Cathedral, 30th May 2015
Swimmer 2020 Swimmer 2020 the celeste sound being synthesized on a keyboard; Randy is implying that it would sound much better if they’d just used an actual celeste as the score calls for instead of “taking the cheaper route out” with the synthesizer. Not saying thats the player of this synthesizer at all, but that the overall texture would’ve sounded much with that player on a real celeste.
@@seanmuller8774 And for some reason in this video it's being played an octave lower ... To be fair, the original Harry Potter film was recorded with a synth celeste.
Really fantastic performance. The concertmaster was phenomenal, by the way.
the strings were beautiful and amazing!
Amazing, you need much more subscribers !
The first trombone played an amazing piece here
at 3 minutes?? why no handdrums?
Keyboard sounds awful...insert an electronic sample into a sea of organic instruments and you throw the balance off. There's no color whatsoever
What keyboard
Swimmer 2020 Swimmer 2020 the celeste sound being synthesized on a keyboard; Randy is implying that it would sound much better if they’d just used an actual celeste as the score calls for instead of “taking the cheaper route out” with the synthesizer. Not saying thats the player of this synthesizer at all, but that the overall texture would’ve sounded much with that player on a real celeste.
@@seanmuller8774 And for some reason in this video it's being played an octave lower ... To be fair, the original Harry Potter film was recorded with a synth celeste.
@@Metroid9824 no. No it wasn't.
@@tomalandavies What wasn’t? The original score was recorded on a Synth Celeste. This isn’t up for debate, it’s an undisputed fact.