Оркестровка "Моржа" великолепнейшая! Но так(!) хотелось бы, чтобы ещё протянули бы финал, как в оригинале, когда скрипичные уходят в такие высочайшие верхи... А тут, жаль, заканчивается ...ну, слишком банально.
Sir George Martin did work with several other bands. Did those bands do anything that compares to the Beatles work? Not in a million years! But there was G. Martin, working with them (the others) wasn´t he? Then, why was there no other "Beatles"? You could have put the question this way: "What would G. Martin have been without The Beatles?" Without them pushing his knowledge to the limit, allways asking for new sounds, new ways to do things, etc? And giving him that material - and what a material, by God!!! - to work with? Sir George was so, so, so lucky to have The Beatles in his life. The Beatles, the Beethoven/Mozarts of our times, were fortunate too, working with him. But the real genius were the boys. Not GMartin. But he was good. Very, very good. But what a bit of luck, meeting the boys!!!
Gabriel Soares and to think just about every recording studio, producer in G.B turned Brian Epstein down. Just out of desperation he tried someone who didn’t work with rock n roll bands. Just fate I guess.
I have always wondered how the musicians in the orchestra really felt about the Beatles Music. I know they are professionals and would play what was it front them, but did some of them feel that the music was simple and silly? Of course we will never know.
@@GentlemanAmerican John Lennon said and later Paul McCartney confirmed it, that the lyrics were purposely written as silly and weird, as he had just read Alice in Wonderland, and all of them were tired of having their songs over analyzed.
