God's Hornline. (Carolina Crown 2017)
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Published 2021-10-17
Original video: • Carolina Crown 2017 | Hornline Warmup...
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All Comments (21)
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The chord progression after the cluster chords is actually part of their Fugue in G Minor performance for the same year, which is why it's featured n the warmup. Also, Crown has won the Best Brass Performance award three times since 2016, and in 2013 they scored the only perfect brass score in the history of DCI.
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I fell asleep with autoplay on and the really loud dissonant part woke me up, followed by such a heavenly succession of chords it kinda felt like I had died.
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I mean, there were Adim and Gsus in there, truly a biblical sequence of chords
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Ah yes, cluster chords, where everyone is told to choose a random note.
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If that chord progression doesn't play as I'm lifted up into the heavens, I ain't dying.
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It’s legit the musical equivalent of a biblically accurate angel
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Guy looked like he was casting a High Tier level 12 sorcerer spell.
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0:12 ans: yes
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woah, that cluster into the Cm9 was and is both brilliant and terrifying, the title to this video is on point
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Imagine how powerful that conductor feels 😂
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God the move from Dm7 to Ebmaj9 makes my whole spine tingle
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Dsus4 -> Dm7 -> Ebmaj9 -> Ebmaj7 brings me to tears every time, no matter the context. Just so good.
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Thank you for being a dci, jazz, and trumpet fan and sharing your transcribing skills to everyone
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The part that will always amaze me with the Carolina Crown’s tuning sequences is the fact there’s no echo whatsoever. Listen closely to the end!
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1:06 I always knew Gsus would be in God's Hornline
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didn't know the drop the hammer sequence could get any better
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0:16 the contras are so in tune in the perfect 5th that you actually hear the Eb the octave below from the overtones lining up
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That feeling when a set of chords are played so well it finally puts Bach’s soul to rest
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The transition at 0:50 from the sudden pause, then the incredibly powerful Cm9 to Cm7/ Eb chord gives me immense chills and makes me just melt. It’s crazy how it sounds fake but it’s not, it’s just the magic of an incredible brass section.
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Me: Sees title of video Me: "Hmm, it's probably Crown. Their horn line is always god tier." Watches video Me: "Oh yeah, this doesn't phase me in the slightest. It's classic crown."
