"We Slept In!" - Home Alone (Score Reduction & Analysis)

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A full score reduction and analysis of "We Slept In!" Enjoy!
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@bradfrey 5 лет назад

Okay so “Attack on the House” is next. The whole sequence. All 15 minutes of it. Split in two parts. So stay tuned for that… and Merry Christmas Eve everyone!

@sweatynevets 5 лет назад

Awesome! Can't wait. Saw the movie a few weeks ago with the score performed live. Was blown away.

@mitchlg531 5 лет назад

Dude this is awesome! Thank you!!! Merry Christmas Eve!

@trevorjensen2706 5 лет назад

Can you work on Home Alone 2 as well? The Welcome To New York cue is incredible! Great work, Film Score Analysis!

@RobertDPore 3 года назад

0:26 1:00 Darth Vader's in the BASS

@mattslazik 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for the videos! It's so cool to see the reductions and little analyses! You're scores look fantastic as well, what program do you use?

@BundB393 5 месяцев назад

Really great job! Thank you! Where do you get the score?

@kytom2548 5 лет назад

until i watched this movie again and saw this video, I would swear on my life that Trepak was used and not just referenced.

@ruscopcoltrain 4 года назад

Always thought of this piece as if Copland had written Trepak. Definitely references the original, but it also sounds a bit like Copland's "Rodeo."

@RTCMAHL 5 лет назад

I've always heard Nutcracker with many themes.

@yrockerboy 3 года назад

Harmonic language sounds like Prokofiev

@yasupiano 5 лет назад

良い！

@mrsnooz1 5 лет назад

does that count as plagiarism? At what percentage does it count?

@LordMangudai 5 лет назад

It doesn't legally count as plagiarism because the Nutcracker is in public domain...

@reyfernandezjr 5 лет назад

Ok so pretty much every single composer has been influenced from other previous composers

@mrsnooz1 5 лет назад

Rey Fernandez Jr yes so the question is at what percentage does it become too much

@reyfernandezjr 5 лет назад

It’s hard to do, first of all it has to be a very similar melody, harmony, also rhythm, for example if I write 10 notes with the same rhythm as the first two bars of Star Wars but with different notes imagine.

@Metalpazallteway 4 года назад

Well, it basically sounds like a variationnof the nutcracker, so not exactly entirely fully plagiarized...per say

@typo1345 5 лет назад

You mean 'doorbell' not alarm clock? In any case well done!

@bradfrey 5 лет назад

WOW I'M STUPID

@typo1345 5 лет назад

@@bradfrey it's all good we know what you meant

@typo1345 5 лет назад

@@bradfrey oh hey, I had a quick question: on the tall chord areas with a whole bunch of instruments playing it, like the trepak motif, does that mean on the original sheet each instrument had those tall chords notated or does it simply mean that particular instrument plays the middle note, bottom note or top note? If that makes sense

@bradfrey 5 лет назад

@@typo1345 Usually the notes are split amongst the instruments, where one or two instruments might be playing the top note, another instrument playing the bottom note, etc. This varies depending on context, but you can kind of assume some of it as well, especially with those octave stacks like in the Trepak motif (the bassoon probably isn't playing the top note, for example). If you ever have any specific questions regarding the voicing of a chord, just ask, and I'll try to answer it. I just don't notate it because it's a pain.

@typo1345 5 лет назад

@@bradfrey lol thanks. I'm probably going to do an attempt at analyzing some John William scores I've gotten. Though probably after the holidays