Man What a special movie this is

Amazing Video🤩😮🤯😂🥺😔😊💚❤️

Does "Something in the Way" on the The Batman soundtrack also use that Major 3rd? Is that why they picked it? It sounds very similar to the theme to my normie ears.

Love your detailed attention to music theory in this video. I'm a music theory teacher and am a huge theory nerd. 😁 I just started working on intervals with one of my students who loves Wicked and I will share this video with her.

Oh fuck me. I recently rewatched Die Hard at the cinema, and at the end, when the paper is falling down from the building, I turned to my Mom and said "It's snowing", thinking that was the intention.

I love this! I saw this already discussed in the comments, but I also thought the new chord in the final chorus is her son - only because of what your video taught me, it’s been so many years since I learned anything about music. And never composition like this! It’s so cool that this is free on KZbin. I wonder if part of why that meaning of the new 2 chord jumped out to some people is that the “shift in gravity” from loving a husband to loving a son is pretty major in many women’s lives. It’s even described that way by many women. So this change in resolution, in the anchor of Jane’s love, makes perfect sense. I have always heard the whole end of the song as referring to her love for her son in her last days. I wish Jane Seymour had gotten to really be a mother. She would have been a good one, I think.

09:47 (Having looked at the whole scene like Glinda is performing a very flamboyant bird [room] mating dance for Elphaba) O h

Why haven’t you done anything of Taylor Swift songs? At least do, a breakdown of all too well the original version versus the 10 minute version please 🙏

Saw the movie today and it was incredible!

Omg. Seriously, what an amazing vídeo! I loved it! I knew nothing about &Juliet before, besides its most basic premise, and know I reeeeaaally wanna watch it. Like, right now.

Use the original pitch next time.

1 of my fav vids; i keep trying to find people to show it to.

I just found your KZbin. OMG! This is brilliant. And so relevant for our time. Thank you! I just subscribed.

10:54 He's from Kansas, not Nebraska.

10:33 am I tweaking or is there 37 not 36 words

Interesting cut to They Live, because the glasses work exactly the opposite to what you’re trying to get across here. Those glasses show the world for how it truly is, rather than filtering and limiting reality as you discuss.

Check out the Wicked Tiny Desk Concert for some great info from Stephen Schwartz on his choices in composition.

I appreciate this!

Came back to this video. In What else can I do (precisely at 11:07 on the video) there's a really nice key change. So yeah, Isabela can access another set of colours, hence the different chords. But do you have any thoughts on the harmony happening here? Would love to hear more of Encanto from you

It's more of a villain song than This is the Thanks I Get.

12:34 so THAT´s what a power chord is!!!! Thanks! I´ve been playing that on my guitar since 2008 without knowing why it´s named that!

Cynthia said she wanted defying gravity to be earned and you can tell she studied the lyrics and music to understand the evolution of Elphaba and it works in the film

que triste que en español se pierda todo este arte, lin es magico

4:07

Something i didn't realize until seeing the movie was defying gravity literally meant flying. So it was used literally and figuratively in the story.

Te amo capo

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on an unrelated related, not loving ppl referring to the riff as a “battle cry”. idk if it’s just a tik tok thing, but not into it haha.

Pretty poetic!

Fantastic

My favorite thing about the visuals is how it showcases Luisa downplaying her troubles and feelings. “Who am I if I can’t run with the ball?” - the ball is the literal planet. “Line up the dominos, a light wind blows” - the wind is a literal tornado. And, well, this line isn’t illustrated, but “Give it to your sister, it doesn’t hurt / And see if she can handle every family burden”. Yeah it does hurt, but she’s denying it. I see so much of myself in Luisa… 😢

INCREDIBLE analysis! This film has reignited my love for music/musical theater and your video has taught me a tangible reason as to *why*. As someone who was an English major, I haven’t been this inspired to analyze any piece of art since college and I can’t thank you enough. I’m so inspired.

Your post on wicked a few weeks ago was the reason I went to see this opening weekend.. i figured if you raved about it this much, it has to live up to the hype. I rarely enjoy musicals when on the big screen., but I haven’t enjoyed a movie in so long.. these are the types of movies I had been missing. It was everything ❤ I’m so glad I went

ok but does she use magi to cure her eye site?