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Worth mentioning is that Williams, here seen conducting his second violin concerto with Anne-Sophie Mutter, was 89 year old. He's now 91.
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I think I speak for many of us when I say that John Williams was the first orchestral music I heard as a child and the first time I really fell in love with the sound of the orchestra. So many of my early explorations into classical music were just trying to find things that sounded like John Williams. If not for his work, would I still love Mahler and Stravinsky and Wagner and Brahms as much as I do? Whether or not his music can really be considered “classical,” I think John Williams has done more for classical music than any other living person.
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The composers for movies soundtracks must bring out the suspense, passion, (every emotion basically) during most of the scenes as you mentioned. Without music in the background, a movie would feel "empty" and I think that the same goes for videogame music composers ! It would be nice if you could cover someone of them 😀. Your videos are always relaxing to watch, thank you Nahre !
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Awesome job on that "orchestral mock-up" at the end. Damn, you nailed that "John Williams sound".
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A couple of points I'd add:
- Melodies he creates are always combined of intervalic and scale-wise motion; also very closely related to the underlying chords
- He uses rhythmic repetition to establish a theme, then modulates it masterfully to introduce interest, and then takes this to incredible levels where he takes the listener on a journey, but always ensuring that the listener doesn't get lost by reintroducing the theme clearly ever so often
- He is the master of structure - he knows how to write in the long symphonic format, which is why his film scores are so effective - he can introduce a simple theme in its simplest form in the beginning but at the end of the film, where the audience is very familiar with the theme, he makes it more obscure
These are just a few of the most important aspects that make John's music one of a kind and John the best living composer - there are many that try to emulate his *sound*, but don't fundamentally understand the content of his music...Yeah many can try emulating the sound but no one can get close to his structure. You don't become John Williams any other way than doing what John has been doing for 80 years :)
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I enjoy listening to people talk about music almost as much as listening to the music.
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Nahre, I love your John Williams inspired composition! I think you nailed all the aspects - theme, orchestration, etc.
Also props on your video production quality. Your set and presentation perfectly complement your content. This is my favorite of all your videos!
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Hi Nahre. You have such a beautiful channel. Thanks for all you do. Thomas Newman also has the spark 🔥
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Nahre, you might be the YouTube person with the MOST skill and perspective and varied talents, to not be absolutely huge. I have no idea why you aren't famous as hell.
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i still believe that no other film soundtrack has captured the emotions of a story better than the Schindler's list soundtrack.
Truly a genius work of art by John.
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I was about to throw a brick at my television, not really but…, when you suggested changing the theme to Schindler’s List to a jazz piece. That almost seemed sacrilegious. Then I heard it and my brain stopped working for a few moments. That was amazing.
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I always enjoy when you do things like this.
On John Williams: remembering a radio interview from 15-20 years ago he did with Jim Svejda of KUSC. It was basically 2 hours of Williams discussing dramatic music -- not only his own music for film, but some of the composers he listened to and drew from while learning his craft. Lots of Wagner, natch, but also R. Strauss and others. Great stuff, if it can still be found anywhere.
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Fantastic analysis Nahre. This fills in some holes in my understanding of music and John Williams music in particular. Glad you brought up some of his concert music too which I think is under-appreciated.
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10:41 Fx can help reinforce the emotion - the tremolo on the strings here suggest crying, which reinforces the tragedy.
Thanks for this video! There were many aspects I've blown over, or maybe only controlled subconsciously, or instinctively... which doesn't offer as much flexibility as conscious intention. Nice track at the end - it especially reminds me of Williams' flying scenes.
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You never fail to impress us with your content, charisma and musicality ❤
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Fantastic video, Nahre! I would love if you could delve into the musical world of Middle Earth and give us your perspective on Howard Shore's work on Lord of the Rings. It is my all time favourite work of film music; the way he uses leitmotif, how he relates them to each other, how he moves develops them with the plot and with the characters, how he creates the mood and shows us how the characters feel.
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Love this, Happy Holidays and Thank you!
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Thanks for making this. All of us Williams fans are so glad. Your piece really captured his essence very well.
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It's always wonderful to find a new post from you. We love your observations, insights, and creativity. Keep on!!!
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@NahreSol
4 months ago
What deep dive should I do next???
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