The Plagues The Prince of Egypt - Freestyle Conducting

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

OK, I have a serious question for all of you. Do any of you actually watch the video? Or are you only listening to the music in the background? 🤔

[@GhostCatMomYT]

both xD

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Figures. I might not do more of these videos if it means people are generally and purposely avoiding the official music sources, as this video (and others) in this series are still subject to copyright claims because I haven't done much "original" stuff with it other than using it in the background as I attempt to "Freestyle Conduct" to the music. Hence, my main focus has shifted over to my Organ Covers (which I tend to enjoy doing them more), though I'm flabbergasted to see that my Freestyle Conducting videos are getting crazy viral.

[@valus712]

I watch thr video and listen to it in the background

[@PURPLELOVE-ch5db]

Yes alot

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Of what? Watching the actual video or only listening to it in the background? 🤔

[@slicknik007]

As a trumpet player who has played in bands and orchestras, well done!

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Thanks. 😊

[@deswoods663]

Loved this movie so muvh as a kid in 3rd grade I took the VHS tape to show and tell. Now I have it on DVD and twice on VHS.

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

Since you refuse to free my people

[@dibsdibs3495]

All through the land of Egypt

[@Spleens854]

I send a pestilence, a plague

[@Guessyyyy6270]

Into your house into your bed

[@homunculus_in_a_bottle_3454]

Into your streams and streets

[@Guessyyyy6270]

*into your streets

[@cobracorporal6738]

*The 10 Plagues of Egypt* 1. Turning water to blood 2. Frogs 3. Lice or gnats 4. Wild animals or flies 5. Pestilence of livestock 6. Boils 7. Thunderstorm of hail and fire 8. Locusts 9. Darkness for three days 10. Death of firstborn

[@AndrewSung-f3s]

Each and every plague was to show the Egyptian people that their gods were fictional.

[@hhowdy]

Notice how God gave Ramses 9 chances each arguably worse than the last. Warning him and showing him that he is in fact very real. He only resorted to the death of children after Ramses refused to let the Israelites go AFTER ALL OF THAT.

[@jamesmcdavid1673]

Each and every plague unleashed was proof that the Gods of Egypt have no power over Yahweh, and that they flee before him. Turning the Nile River into Blood: Signifies God's supremacy over the the various gods associated with the Nile, many of whom (Anukis, Khnum, Sobek) the priests invoke. Frogs from the Nile: Illustrates God's power over the frog-headed goddess Heqet, another of the gods Hotep and Huy invoke. Lice from the Dust: Signifies God's power over Geb, the Egyptian god of the earth/land. Swarms of Flies: This Shows God's authority over Khepri, the Egyptian god who moved the sun with the head of a fly/scarab/insect. Pestilence of the Livestock: This shows God's victory over Hathor, the Egyptian goddess of love usually depicted with a cow head and is closely associated with cattle. This also was an affront to Heqet, a goddess of birth and fertility. Boils and Sores: Represents God's power over the gods of healing, such as Isis and Thoth, along with two the priests name- Sekhmet and Selket (who specifically healed venomous bites and stings). Thunderstorm of Hail and Fire: Signifies God's dominion over Nut, Egyptian goddess of the sky (one of the invoked gods), Shu, the Egyptian god of the winds, and Sekhmet (goddess of fire amongst other things). Locusts: Illustrates God's supremacy over Seth/Set, the Egyptian god of chaos and the desert, and Neper, the Egyptian god of grain. Three Days of Darkness: Represents God's supremacy over Ra, the Egyptian sun god, who is the first god the priests turn to for power. Possibly also demonstrates superiority over Aten (another solar deity) and Khonsu (deity of time and the moon). Death of the Firstborn: Signifies God's ultimate authority over the pantheon, especially gods associated with protection and death. This demonstrates power over many gods invoked (Anubis and Nepthys who protected the dead, Nekhbet and Wadjet who were protectors of Egypt, and Meshkent and Heqet who were goddesses of birth), along with multiple other major gods; Osiris as lord of the dead shouldn't have let it happen, Horus as protector of Egypt should've stopped it, and, most pertinently, it was a personal failure of the Pharoah himself, as it was a direct attack on the people of Egypt that he allowed to happen when he could've easily stopped it by letting the Hebrews go free. Additionally, the Angel of Death arrives and leaves from a portal in the constellation of Orion the Hunter...who to the ancient Egyptians was Osiris, judge of the dead. This could be interpreted either as Osiris being subservient to Yahweh, siding with Yahweh against the Egyptians, or Yahweh doing this against the will of Osiris.

[@Haseo92]

Love this song, used to watch this on vhs when I was a kid with my mom and brothers all the time 😊

[@cobracorporal6738]

2:26 - *Rameses:* I will not let your people go *Moses:* Let my people go *Audience:* Let His people go

[@merrykatt]

The expressions you give, you really got into it! 😺❤️🇨🇦💕

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Indeed I did. I still felt the passion I had when I was recording it when I was rewatching this just now.

[@demarcusbalangao]

I am a violinist this is lit! Thanks for reference sir

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Happy to hear that, thanks. 🙂 You're welcome. 😊 Also, did you by any chance happen to feel that energy I expressed from 1:26 - 1:55 (especially at 1:29 - 1:30 "Until there's nothing left of green!")? 🤔

[@laxvmarch3]

​@@JonnyMusicOrganist I'm not the original poster of this comment, but I absolutely did feel the energy; it was extremely powerful and perfect for the song. I'm a trumpet player and I find this to be conducted excellently :)

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

@@laxvmarch3 Glad to hear that you think so. Thanks. 😊

[@Allaiya.]

This movie is a 10/10 for me

[@tinydancer7432]

best song to listen to while working out

[@KINGKROSBYSKINGDOM]

This man is gangsta.

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Lol, thanks. 😁

[@merrykatt]

CONGRATS YOU MADE IT TO 100K viewers, I'm your 100thk, lol, 😺💞❤️💕💖♥️🐾🇨🇦

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Thanks! 😃

[@jeremiahisrael9050]

God said oh you won’t? Now watch as I unleash death

[@dannyakins8742]

Actually it was God who hardened his heart so he wouldn't let them go.

[@LuccaMorandin]

Perfect!

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Thanks. I really put a good amount of passion into this back when I recorded this. 🙂

[@daisytru5047]

Beautiful bro

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@findnemo5930]

Just remember Ramsey hardened his heart making his people suffer.

[@Jul9390]

love this

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

What part of the video do you love about it? 🙂

[@lukexander]

2:20 Rameses: you who i called brother how could you have come to hate me so is this what you wanted: (i send the swarm) (I send the horde) Rameses: then let my heart be heardend and nevermind how high the cost may grow. this will still be so i will never let your people go Moses: thus saith the lord (Thus saith the lord) Rameses: I will not let your people go Moses: let my people go (let my people go)

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

And It Continues...

[@liliantan2379]

Until you break, until you yield - I won't cos this era is the new testament era whereby humans need to use their free will to decide what to do.

[@saucefreakystyle]

And look where that got us

[@name-ug5xq]

​@@saucefreakystyle???? U dont like free will?

[@saucefreakystyle]

@@name-ug5xq have you been outside lately

[@squidward.m]

Me when there is village and I'm in creative mode in minecraft

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

Into your house,into your bed,into

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

Al through the land of egypt

[@寰宇驚龍]

真可愛❤

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

I send a pestilence a plague

[@Comic-Star-Not-Here]

Your bread

[@유하선-j1d]

GET OUT!

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

Not sure if your comment is a positive or a negative one, as the phrase "Get out!" has multiple different meanings. So can you please make yourself more clear on what you meant by, "GET OUT!"? Did you like the Freestyle Conducting concept/idea or not with a song like this?

[@dankiumzed2831]

Jonny Music I’m pretty sure it’s a reference to the prince of Egypt, or something else

[@tommydoezvidz7366]

@@JonnyMusicOrganist I mean his username is in an asian language. so he probably didn't know how to say it in proper english. just my opinion

[@merrykatt]

I think they were referring to the expression "get out" meaning what the king of Egypt said to the children of Israel cause by this time he was frustrated with them so he told them to get out of Egypt! 😺❤️🇨🇦💕

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

@@merrykatt Yeah, I got that when Dankium clarified it earlier.

[@AndrewSung-f3s]

Waste of time cause no one will hire you to conduct their orchestra!! 😢😅😮😂

[@JonnyMusicOrganist]

That wasn't the intention. 🤣 I wanted to do it for fun. 😜