Bradley: Tom and Jerry / Rattle · Berliner Philharmoniker 

I think the Flutes are also extrem fast and difficult.

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@@lappilappland3708 right at least the violins can breathe

Not entirely true I'm just learning the xylophone part Not for sight reading i can tell u

These are the guys that Warner should have hired! :)

Those old-time studio orchestra guys were probably even more skilled musicians than most symphonic players - they could play their instruments every bit as well, and sight-read better.

Radio sound effects plus music.

Yeah but the gunist was a quarter tone flat

@@Baribrotzer Like some of Spike Lee's 'clowns'

Absolutely agree

definitely

It’s one of those pieces that makes you happy to be alive !

The man who does the dog's sound plays the viola actually! 😂😂

@@TheJuanTP With those fingers??

Xylophone runs!

Uze mi riječ iz usta hahaha

Your death comes too late for us

But if you die its unefficient!

In fact the guy who barks is Spanish and is a violist in the orchestra haha

"The dog" is from Spain 😝

I want to know who they were. They must be the most skilled orchestra in human history!

Aren't they the original ones?😅

Or did they already retire ?😂😅

@@believerinhope_3832 - Most of them are in their graves. Scott Bradley, the original conductor, died in 1977.

TECH,tech SkaseMouni lol

lmfao

GUN

@@ahuddleofpenguins4842 Bb gun

Water you saying?

Yeap, the same fella: Joaquín Riquelme y García.

Things that we, the spanish people do xD

He's a very known spanish violist, soloist of the Berliner Philharmoniker.

Tallented man

@@luismarhuendaramon1193 and also violist in our natural habitat

Absolutely!!!! Insane work.

Plus the main theme is sooo catchy. It was stuck in my head all day!

Carl W. Stalling who is responsible for the Looney Tunes music is as well.

This is a part from original Bradley orchestrations from studio sessions.

@@MrRbjunior83 This arrangement was put together by John Wilson & Pete Morris. Yes the original score was written by Scott Bradley, This arrangement comes from eight different cartoons: Smitten Kitten, Sufferin' Cats, The Framed Cat, Cat Fishin' Just Ducky, Jerry and Jumbo, The Cat Comes to Dinner and Mouse for Sale". John did not have the scores for this and re-constructed this just by listening to the music. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kYrUWfLlYI0.htmlsi=VgnDueI8aJezCrDD

Xfancypants135 OMG

Very underrated

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This is indeed very hard

For the string players and perhaps the woodwind players, yes. But for the dogist, it's just the usual canine repertoire.

A general rule of thumb in music for woodwind and string players is that the faster your fingers (whilst maintaining accuracy) the harder a piece will be. Now there are pieces out their that are very slow and very difficult but in the scheme of things the faster the tempo (speed) and the more notes in a short period of time the more difficult it is. - I hope this helped :D

yes, you are noob

Faster doesn’t always equal hard. And it’s not atypically complex

No. This is original Scott Bradley orchestration and compositions from Hanna-Barbera studio sessions. It is not John Wilson. Sorry

@@MrRbjunior83 go and listen to the John Wilson performance it’s the exact same arrangement. Regardless of whether the arrangement is the same or not John Wilson still finds a certain magical cartoonish sound that I can’t hear here

Hanna, Barbera and Bradley, plus the artists who made these cartoons, were pure genius. Warner Bros. had their color. MGM had theirs too.

..da noi, invece, tanto sindacalismo e tanti 'ho preso la Virtousitè di qui, ho preso la Virtousitè di là'..

tubaSiBemolle si

Also the Berliner Philharmoniker under Sir Simon Rattle played the soundtrack for the movie "The Perfume" The story of a murderer in the year 2006. And the documantary "Deep Blue" played by the Berliner Philharmoniker(music by George Fenton)...great records I will never missed!

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Found it!!! Cool! Thanksss!!!