Omg yes I'm gonna use this to surprise my band director!

this music is so incredible, differently from the movie that they make a lot of mistakes on purpose. they didn't fallowed the bible

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Not as long as we remember it

It absolutely was not considered as famous as it should have been.

Forgotten by whom?

My whole family loves the film. So I never really thought that to some it is considered forgotten. It makes me sad. God. I luv this film💖💖.

As a Jewish Israeli I can assure you it is most certainly not forgotten. (and never will be)

FhornPatrick I automatically gave him a lile...those first notes were haavenly!!!

The only time music has given me chills. Such a powerful medley!

#MosesCool

Agreed even if you aren’t religious this move is worth every penny

Adrie Pramudya sane, I’m always in tears at the end of this song and this version was no different!

I remember watching this as a child BALLING uncontrollablely. 😭😭😭

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That scene was epic! Imagine being there to see it all in person 😱 if I had the chance, I would totally travel to Old Testament times

@@Victory.In.Jesus95 It did not happen. It is not history it is just a story. Not different in any way to the myths of the greeks.

Quotenwagnerianer we know that not everything in the Bible is just stories. You can’t say Jesus getting crucified by the Jews and Roman Empire is just a story.

@@Quotenwagnerianer I think a big difference between Greek myth and the Bible is that their god impregnated children and our God sacrificed his only son so that the world could be redeemed in his blood

William Jakobsen I didn't know that non religious people watched this movie. I lay ever saw it at church.

@@niecomartinez2148 religious or not, this movie has a great story. A truly masterpiece

@@niecomartinez2148 Why wouldn't we? Just because lots of people can't tell facts from fiction doesn't detract from a good story.

Quotenwagnerianer fair

Hell yeah!

Thank you :)

You may love the flugelhorn then.

@@amberstreetfilms I haven't written anything for the flugelhorn yet, nor do I have any plans to right now, but I'm not ruling it out!

The trumpet is very nice in context for its bright sound, especially in a piece like this, but the trumpet, when taken from the wrong approach, by the player, can become overpowering and poor in tone, which just kinda sux sometimes.

yeah id also like to know his tips for hitting those notes!!

@@kb8842 it's the speed of air. But still it's hard to take it very clearly and without any mistakes, like he does.

Something that helped me is working on low longtones. it's fast air and embouchure control. pick the lowest note you can play, and hold it for as long as you can. go a half step up, repeat. then start trying to transition between the low notes using a single breath and keeping them as connected as possible. then start doing single breath lip slurs. its all about the control

Lots of practice. I play violin, viola, cello, and double bass professional. So I just know it's all about practice.

Practice man

Sameee aahh😭😭

Yes, I wish KZfaq would give us a heart option!

Very... I can only make it up to a high A

It quite high dude. Normally people plays until “high” G and A. Well, professionals doesn’t have a hard time hitting high C and D with softer volume(not blast). Much respect!!

Horns having decent tone and intonation on a high c is the equivalent of a flute section tuning to high f while running

Caitlyn, that C is high but not terrible for a professional player (in case you ever write/arrange anything for horn). It would probably be considered high for most hornists at a pre-university level. Most of the standard solo literature regularly goes up to the Bb a half step below that (the Mozart Concerti come to mind, as well as stuff like Strauss, Glazunov, etc...). The big horn solo from Wagner's Siegfried ends on that C, for example, so it's very much expected that professional hornists can play in that register with confidence and reliability. There's a lot of modern orchestral lit where the 1st horn is going up to the Eb or E above that (Symphonia Domestica by Strauss is one example). There are a few pieces that go even higher, but they are few and far between. Horn has a pretty wide range overall ~4 full octaves for professional players, so we need to read both treble and bass clef.

Yeah.... High Bb is basically the end of my range as a horn player

Jërëjëf 🙏

Thank you 🙂

Alyssa Porter are y’all on KZfaq?

@@texanboiii562 yes we are! heres the link -> kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rrZhibWkuq7LZ4E.html

FH/Mello crew right here.

Thanks 🙏

Thank you 🙏

Santi The quality is surely there

Do you think Disney is going to make another movie that has to mean with religion? (~¬_¬)~

꧁ AjoloteConModales ꧂ Probably not. I feel like they gave up after Let It Shine

Shame

I beleive the person responsible came from disney and had been wanting to make this movie but couldnt until he made dreamworks

Thank you very much :)

Mud. Sand. Water. Straw Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then everything changed when the Straw Nation attacked. Only the Avatar, master of all four elements, could stop them. But when the world needed him most, he vanished. A hundred years passed and my brother and I discovered the new Avatar, an Sandbender named Aang, and although his Sandbending skills are great, he still has a lot to learn before he's ready to save anyone. But I believe Aang can save the world. (straw burns easily, sand will flow when the wind is strong. Mud is quite strong afer a while and water... well, stays water :d

Seems legit