This is wonderful! I love Jupiter:the bringer of jolility! Would it be possible for you to upload them all separately as well so they fit better into a playlist?
We did consider it but thought it would be best to just upload it as one long vid! It is on all streaming platforms though if you want them individually
Putting this on in the background for sure! Back in high school, our marching band played Mars, Jupiter and I want to say Saturn as a halftime show, then Mars as a parade song. Definitely my favorite of the bunch!
Oh, wow, didn't see this uploaded. I've loved the Planets Suite ever since my concert band in high school played a professional version of Jupiter. That and Mars were my favorites. Oh look, here it is on iTunes. MINE!
Gadzooks! Am I the first person to post here? Howaboudat? Nice to see you return to classical music. I've never listened to any version of "The Planets" before, but hearing your interpretations of other classical pieces, I figured I'd give it a listen. Very impressive. My favorite is "Mars, The Bringer Of War." Keep up the great work.
This is incredible! And perfect timing. I recently discovered the Planets thanks to Sheet Music Boss, and fell in love with it. I was so inspired by the Planets that I want to make a similar composition dedicated to the Olympian gods with Minecraft noteblocks. You guys did a bang-up job!
This is AWESOME! I swear I will become a film-maker just to put one of these masterpieces in a trailer! Never thought the epicness of such epic pieces could be made MORE epic but man, you really went above the mark!
Huh. I've heard these songs before but never knew their names or the fact that they're all part of the same suite. You learn something new every day! Thanks L'Orchestra Cinématique!
This is beautiful! Jupiter especially, it is one of my favorite instrumental songs, so I loved hearing your version of it. The part starting at 21:25 is just perfection.
I also don't know what this is, but it's pretty cool. I reminds me of Bowser's Galaxy Reactor in Super Mario Galaxy. (You know what you should do? Jesus Loves Me Epic Version)
