The Beatles' Magical Orchestra: "She's Leaving Home" 

+Jim LHun Thank you for your comments, Jim!

Great story jim,its such a great song and they wrote hundreds of them.Great great artists,spectacular talents these guys were.

Its a great cover by the way.

a Wonderfull tale!

Jim LHun........One of the most beautiful (and perhaps the most powerful and emotional) of The Beatles' ballads. And it happens to be based on a true story that appeared in a newspaper article that Paul was reading. Her name was/is Melanie Coe. 909 1

My favourite Beatles song xx

i agree, must be true and amazing that they were all born and lived within a 5 mile radius of each other

Off course

Evolved souls who incarnated on earth to bring with them a message of love 🙏

It’s amazing

Yep.

23..24...25

Dear Mauro, Paul McCartney was only 24 years old when he wrote She's Leaving Home. They started the Sgt Pepper recordings during the start of 1967. McCartney would have been 25 in June 1967.

Pure genius. ❤

brian wilson

Eu.

+janmarsh Thank you, Jan!

if you say so.

Interesting bit of trivia. I was well aware that as good as the Beatles were, none of them had any formal training with regard to musical arrangements. George Martin, often called "the fifth Beatle" was responsible for complex arrangements as Beatles music itself became increasingly complex. I don't think it's stretching truth too much to say that without Martin, the Beatles would have been just another guitar group, albeit with the bonus of having two sometimes three incredible songwriters. Time, place and circumstance.....

@@logotrikes ''I don't think it's stretching truth too much to say that without Martin, the Beatles would have been just another guitar group'' sorry but the Beatles, being as talented as they were, would develop their creativity and natural talent into their music sooner or later, even without Martin. They were too gifted to just stay a guitar group. Though he really helped them and learned them much, you're now giving him way too much credit. George Harrison became interested of own willingness in Indian Music, John Lennon became an expert in pschydelia, surrealism, etc, Paul McCartney was a natural born melody and harmony genius who could conceive of songs in a matter of seconds or by usual day - to day circumstances that nobody would profit from, as well as those three being amazing multi - instrumentalists and had great musical instincts. Add Ringo in and you have a perfect combination. How could guys like these keep singing She Loves You over and over? And don't forget that many of the orchestral instruments' roles were thought up by a Beatle: Paul wrote the French Horn solo on For No One and the Piccolo Trumpet solo on Penny Lane, George Martin only took down notation and added nothing to the melody, as well with Paul choosing the instruments, etc. John Lennon came up with I Am The Walrus' arrangement's opening melody and hummed it to George Martin, George Harrison had the whole structure of Within You Without You's arrangement in his head and just needed Martin to work out the details... They were far more than a casual rhythm and blues band, and didn't need Martin to prove that. And if they were a casual rhythm and blues band, that sound, the raw beauty of the melodies and the way their voices and instruments blended were already proof of something greater than usual, even in 1964, way before their transformation. Of course George Martin helped and guided them, but giving him all the credit for the Beatles' sound, magic, style and instrumentation is very unfair, to say the least.

Thank you so much for your explanation!

Practice practice practice.............

I know what you mean. I've been coming to Starbucks lately ... and have discovered from their music playing (in the place over their sound system) that there really are in fact talented people out there doing some really nice stuff. One recent one I've learned about is a young gal named Angel Olsen. Check her out and see if like me you find her to be a pleasant surprise. I guess basically the stuff I'm talking about is something they call "indie music."

I'm 18 and though I love today's music nothing will ever beat The Beatles. They are timeless. But you should check out artists like Tame Impala and Mac DeMarco who have a unique Beatles-y vibe!

I'm nearly 60 years old and love today's music also its just that i listen to what's underground and not what's commercial.I'll check out what you said.Check out the Mona Lisa Twins.Austrian girls that love Beatles and British beat music and write good songs of there own.

I've been listening to Mac Demarco's Salad Day's LP.Thanks for the tip.

You're not looking deep enough, like Danny said

As did I.

Thank you, Kerry!

The backing vocals from the other guy Neal is it? Good key and to sound like John Lennon you make him proud. Happy to say their music will be around till the end of the Earth :)

Kerry Russell Thanks! The other guy is Anthony Pomes.

@@Jariel3311 Superb vocals.

@@ClariceAust Thank you, Clarice!

If you aren't familiar with Beatles music, you have a wonderful journey of discovery ahead of you !

One road love affair

Have you heard the cover by the Analogues?: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lVOrmNhKgns.html

ALL Beatles tunes should be heard more often. And I'm sure there's always someone playing them somewhere in the world, because their songs are for the ages. They are uniquely gifted.

Thank you, Stuport! It's been a real labor of love. Please "Like" our Facebook page (The Magical Orchestra) to keep up with future concerts and other news.

+Best_buddy Thank you!

+Stewart Campbell Thank you, Stewart!

And thank you, Rick!

+frank curry Thank you, Frank!

+Ljerka Devcic Thank you, Ljerka!

+Starmoon Seer Thank you, Starmoon!

Expecting to hear