Cory Wong & Metropole Orkest (w/ Bruce Hornsby) "Quotidian Fields" - strings winds session

the strings and woodwinds recording session for
"Quotidian Fields" by Cory Wong and Metropole Orkest (w/ Bruce Hornsby)
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Quotidian Fields -
Written by : Cory Wong & Bruce Hornsby
Produced and Mixed by: Cory Wong
Arranged by: Vince Mendoza and Cory Wong
Mastering engineer: Will Quinnell
Recording engineer: Tom Gelissen
Recording assistants: Dirk Overeem, Tom de Haas
Trainee sound design: Luuk van Leeuwen
Tonmeister: Damiano Pascarelli
Piano - Bruce Hornsby
Guitar - Cory Wong
Bass - Yohannes Tona
Keyboard - Kevin Gastonguay
Drums - Petar Janjic
Orchestra Conductor
Jules Buckley
Violin 1
Vera Laporeva
Jasper van Rosmalen
Sarah Koch
Pauline Terlouw
David Peijnenborgh
Casper Donker
Danna Paternotte
Leonid Nikishin
Violin 2
Merel Jonker
Willem Kok
Ewa Zbyszynska
Ruben Margarita
Róbert Bába
Xaquín Carro Cribeiro
Jenneke Tesselaar
Viola
Norman Jansen
Mieke Honingh
Julia Jowett
Isabella Petersen
Yanna Pelser
Alex Welch
Cello
Joel Siepmann
Annie Tångberg
Jascha Albracht
Diederik Smulders
Double Bass
Arend Liefkes
Jaap Branderhorst
Dobril Popdimitrov
Flute
Mariël van den Bos
Karin Leutscher
Oboe
Quentin Rychner
Saxophone
Marc Scholten (altsax 1, sopraansax, clarinet 1)
Paul van der Feen (altsax 2, clarinet 2)
Leo Janssen (tenorsax 1, clarinet 3)
Sjoerd Dijkhuizen (tenorsax 2, bass clarinet 1 & 2)
Jessie Brevé (baritonsax, bass clarinet 2)
Horn
Pieter Hunfeld
Jasper de Waal
Trumpet
Ray Bruinsma
Nico Schepers
Jan van Duikeren
Rik Mol
Trombone
Jel Jongen
Peter Delannoye
Jan Bastiani
Martin van den Berg
Percussion
Murk Jiskoot
Frank Wardenier
Harp
Beate Loonstra
Videographer: Ward Brandsma
Video Editior : Carter Brice

[@DeadRoman]

Hornsby’s style is always immediately recognizable.

[@peaelare]

Hornsby is my favorite contemporary pianist by a long shot. It gives me joy to see my favorite players of old collaborating with my favorite player of new. Love you, CW. Keep it up!

[@GuyWhoLikesTheSnarkies1435]

Cory Wong and Louis Cole each doing their respective collab album with Metropole Orkest is something I never expect it to be my bingo card this year, but I'm glad that they did 😆😆

[@scottjones6624]

What a beautiful video. I stopped everything and just stared and listened.

[@EduSanchezB]

The party builds then disco snails chill on quotidian fields

[@ollyalme]

This one hit me for some reason. Music is powerful stuff! What a great composition, presentation and performance.

[@mumblbeebee6546]

Plenty of fretboard artists have signature sounds. I can recognise a few brass and woodwind players. Duke and Hammer always stand (stood… 😢) out with their sounds. But to have a signature piano sound? That’s pretty strong game :0) This is beautiful, thank you for sharing!

[@achillesamusic]

The Cory Wong i fell in love with

[@chuz1403]

thats gonna wong

[@waynemiller6070]

I know what you mean there.

[@Joseph_Official]

This is a definition of beauty expressed in music ❤

[@richardbuckner8779]

Incredibly beautifull. Made my day, and I hope it made yours too.

[@lalarazafimahefa2783]

Waow, it's grandiose 🎸🎹🎸🥁🎹🎻🎻🎻🎺🎷🪘 and magnificent 🎼🎵🎶🔥💯!!! And yes, that's gonna work 👌🏻✌🏻, it already works in our heart 💗💖 and on our emotions 🤩🥰!!! Congrats and thanks, Mr. Cory Wong 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 !!! ☮💙

[@PaulMcKendrick]

The genius of Victor Mendoza. 🙌🏻

[@zarg05]

Metropole Orch are great & love bruces music

[@andyjames6664]

Great to see Jules Buckley again. What a fabulous piece.

[@CambiodeRumbo]

Wasn't specting this beauty at all!!! Amazing!!!

[@EllieReagan]

Can’t wait for this track!

[@marjoleinsmeenk4222]

Great! Love everything!

[@evasomogyi1900]

Beautiful.

[@thiago_reis]

4:36 it definitely worked

[@juniorsinaise3340]

Very nice as always well done

[@user-pl3ll8fq1p]

Wow!

[@mondubammyfgc]

LETS GOOOO

[@muchord]

"You done it!"

[@xyzzy12345]

That's a Purdie shirt.

[@CryingMoustage]

❤

[@jonshannon7096]

OK really nice piece of art. Warm textures and keeps you interested throughout the song. Extremely nice layering of voices as the piece grows, almost like watering a garden and watching flowers grow. Nice build section, but where was the brass in the video? ( I didn’t see them) I do have some concerns about the heavy bass volume. The drum kit is almost to busy, like it’s a bit of too much to the recipe type of thing. Then there’s the absent of auxiliary percussion. Some really opportune parts could have been added for enhancement. ( adding the chimes is perfect. That’s a major plus)

[@ashemoon_77]

the video is only strings and winds, read the title

[@ElBeeEss]

@@ashemoon_77 Not to mention clue number 2: Cory saying "That's gonna work" at the end.

[@YoRealDyna]

@yebisu was the bestttt!

[@TheSpiceLord]

NO WAY.

[@OskarSvan]

What

[@sjwright2]

The

[@pauledwdz]

1970s, Batman!

[@ssmyth999]

What? No Piano solo! Nice though.

[@thumbthump]

Fine piece. I would prefer the 1st and 2nd trumpet out from 3:33 til 3:48. Introduce them at the line not the chordal structure, the bells are carrying that sufficiently at 3:33

[@petertimp5416]

Someone’s playing poorly on violin in the beginning 😂 Edit: no, it keeps popping up everywhere

[@matto9734]

Wow, that´s boring... and normally I really like Cory´s work.