The Prince of Egypt - Red Sea || French Horn & Trumpet Cover

[@Marc_Papeghin]

MORE PRINCE OF EGYPT COVERS : ► kzbin.info/aero/PLIubPTwbzCSa_ia3SaH3oBfC-MqdNVjLw SHEET MUSIC FOR THIS ARRANGEMENT ♫ ► www.marcpapeghin.com/red_sea ► www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/red-sea-from-the-prince-of-egypt-french-horn-digital-sheet-music/21761090?aff_id=553715 ► www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/red-sea-from-the-prince-of-egypt-trumpet-digital-sheet-music/22204328?aff_id=553715

[@Jaasau]

This is one of the greatest movies of all time. What an EPIC score. Those french horns are just tear-inducing.

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Yes they are !!

[@Kira6311]

2:10 In the scene where the water divides and rises, the scale goes from low to high notes repeatedly... It's like the motion of the water is captured in the music itself, so we can not only see it but also hear it, which makes that scene even more powerful and gripping. Love it.

[@boeman6702]

What's better is that the rising notes are divided between the left and right sections and are playing at different times. This leaves the main motif for God in the middle where the water divides. The trumpet is there for the shocker and shock factor and the strings playing the high notes are representing the rising tension or the rising water.

[@adamanderson418]

Amazing analysis

[@zachb6638]

Kira Anima composers like John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Stephen Schwartz, and Jeremy Seoule LOVE doing this kinda stuff. Next time you watch Star Wars, you’ll notice a lot of the music either mimics creatures or blasters or sounds like a starry night sky. Pretty much any space movie that Hans Zimmer composed for us just instant with the spacey feel bc of music

[@ifNATEcan]

For me, it almost brought me to completely crying with faith

[@Kira6311]

@@ifNATEcan same

[@lonk_daboi6219]

What’s a human’s natural desire if they find they have a talent? To pursue it. So if God wants you to do something in life. Often times He’ll give you the talent to do it. Marc is a great musician. Go figure.

[@ifNATEcan]

You are absolutely right.

[@josephmorris8404]

Never thought about it that way, that’s awesome

[@spencerphillips1962]

Holy shit those horn runs were perfect

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Genius writing by Mr Zimmer !

[@lanetracarther7282]

This film score is one of my favorites. Hans Zimmer did a wonderful job showing the French Horns some love! John Williams is my ultimate favorite, but this score is happily in my collection.

[@redrobin3667]

I still remember the first time I heard the music in this movie. It's good that I went to the movies alone, I was out of breath from the great emotion it caused me. And I still feel that way every time I hear it. What a great video.

[@ifNATEcan]

That is the lord moving through you, thanks to the great music!!

[@merlinhlr3553]

The French Horn has Always been my favourite brass Instrument. From gentle mellow sounds up to the metallic vibes of a marching brass band - it's capable of so much

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Oh yes it is :)

[@sarahturner4148]

ahhhhh I didn't realize how much I needed to hear this piece with the horns brought out like this! Those ascending lines when the sea parts are just gorgeous. so nice to hear those pulled out of the piece.

[@CurtisBrown3]

I came back and cried again. Beautiful.

[@ifNATEcan]

I just wanted to let you know Marc Pageghin, this piece you did, was amazing. In a way, it was different from the movie, which I’ve seen many times, like different in a way I can only attempt to explain. It made me remember the extreme works and miracles of the Lord. I mean, the miracle of the Red Sea! God split the waters, and when he did, what was left? The sea ground, which had been covered with water for centuries, was completely dry!! I mean, that should never be possible!!! Listening to you just play the music practically brought me to tears with faith. And to anyone else who read the entire comment, I want to let you know that even though this movie was made for kids and everything, it all happened. Whenever you are feeling alone or sad, just remember that we are watched over by a God do awesome and powerful that, who is even willing to SPLIT an entire sea I half for some slaves. But the true and simple fact is, the Lord Almighty is willing to move mountains for us, because we are his, and he loves us more than eternity. So sorry for the long comment, but I needed to at least let you know Mr. Pageghin. Thank you for what you have given me and anyone else who watches this video. And I can only amagine that this is what the Lord made you for. Bringing people to him through your music! May the Lord our God bless you and everything you do!! 🥲

[@ifNATEcan]

Please read the whole thing I had a lot on my mind!! Thanks!!

[@MultiDarkElf]

The film and the score and songs are all masterpieces and this performance is a brilliant tribute. Amazing job once again Marc... Magnifique!!!

[@Jaasau]

Masterpieces indeed.

[@acadia5898]

The right and left horns complimenting the main composition is so powerfully beautiful. The ascending scale is so beautiful, as if it is raising your hair down your back

[@Marc_Papeghin]

@@acadia5898Yes !! It's my favorite part from this piece :)

[@DCIaddict2601]

Marc, you and I need to do a collab! 🎺🔥

[@gerardogarcia2071]

DCIaddict2601 Another collab just waiting to happen!

[@DCIaddict2601]

Gerardo Garcia I hope so! That would be dope!

[@thetrumpetman]

*****sits back patiently and waits for this collab to happen*****

[@westonnemitz1093]

Did it happen yet??

[@gimelvauquinto6436]

tears dropped while I played this

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Tears dropped when I recorded it ^^

[@ifNATEcan]

Tears dropped while listening and witching I could play it😭

[@ccg2412]

This is incredible. When you perform in chorus at the orchestral moment of the waves parting in the movie. Wow. You are so talented.

[@antoine_capron8152]

Je compte plus le nombre de fois que je viens réécouter cette merveille mais à chaque fois les frissons sont fous!!

[@wilbervalenteg.417]

3:36 that part was beautiful music and visuals

[@8114梦见]

Really captures the grandiose of the original

[@joshuahines1415]

Another Prince of Egypt video? Yes please! :-D

[@もち米-y8h]

1人で音楽してここまで迫力あるってかなりすごい😖💓

[@orangutanteets192]

Damn bruh... Those horn rips are awesome

[@isa.riv.]

Literally started to tear up watching this 🥺

[@iantipov]

Magic music with magic performance👍👏😎

[@Phoenix684]

Best musically scored movie, BAR NONE! this scene ALWAYS gives me chills with the horns glissando!🥰🥰🥰

[@Ashberryvillage10]

1:09 Marc: oh god here we go...

[@TheCreepypro]

you play this so well with your horns it gets me every time I love this film and its music so you covering it so well means a lot props to you good sir!

[@benjaminrandecker6570]

Awesome!!! My favorite movie and this is my favorite scene. I love how you conduct the 2/4 measure at 1:22 with your horn

[@XkcerMan]

Sweet! I'm gonna play along with this!

[@CurtisBrown3]

More Prince of Egypt. Please please please.

[@Brinco-tv]

Great that you keep working on this one! The music of this film together with such poetic visuals really produce a religious experience.

[@dalmataalbino]

I've never seen a video like this! I'm amazed! I'm sharing everywhere hahaha I love it! Please, bring more!

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Thanks ! A new one is coming very soon ;)

[@adamclaybourne]

Love what you're creating here. Cheers! YHWH bless you

[@leszekhalama1173]

He did not create anything. It's the music of the great Hans Zimmer.

[@james-yc4jx]

Wow! That is a very powerful piece of music.

[@AdrianGarcia-io7mq]

This was so beautiful!!!! I was following every note and I was transfixed and lost in the music! Amazing job!

[@MohawkGaymer]

Oooh!! Another Prince of Egypt piece!

[@Charly-sy2lt]

This beautiful piece reminds me every day how much I suck at playing the French horn....beautiful sounds created by a beautiful instrument.

[@sdghomero]

THIS. IS. FREACKING AWESOME.

[@Jayme501]

Mesmerizing. A Yt video hasn't gripped me like this for a long time. Bravo

[@thetrumpetman]

Ooooh, that was good :D And you do such a great job of sticking the horn and trumpet parts right into the texture of the soundtrack. Sounds so natural.

[@chansolpark6860]

First Voctave now beautiful french horn music...today is a good day :)

[@kikinou42]

J'adore bravo ! je découvre la chaîne et je viens d’enchaîner une heure de vidéo. Ce score de Hans Zimmer est un chef d'oeuvre et ce morceau en particulier. Que des morceaux de bravoure dans cette soundtrack !!

[@eugeniapatroncosta920]

You are awesome, pal. I never could play a trumpet so good like they did the trumpeters that Hans Zimmer guied.

[@virus4046]

0:35 0:48 1:14 2:08 2:38 2:57 3:31 4:08 4:24 4:38 4:45 4:54 5:01 5:15

[@Colosphur]

YOU SUCK

[@pompeyo21]

Amazing. I love this BSO. Thank you for record it. Bravo!!! From Spain!!

[@pompeyo21]

Can you record the hunckback of Notre Dame please?? It is my favourite!!

[@Ellimanist15]

Simply fantastic!

[@jacobmerrill7382]

You are such a beautiful horn player. My goodness.

[@tomastrompa]

Epic AF!! love it

[@白桃-u7h]

すごすぎる、、。 ホルンの色かっこいい！！！こんな風に吹いてみたい😣😣

[@Frapsity]

As always such beautiful music

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Thank you :)

[@KarlSheen]

Love to see a Percussion vers of this. Those scales when the water splits must be murder to play! Well executed and clear!! I bet in the hands of a amateur that passage sounds like a elephant giving birth HAHA!

[@TopMassEntertainment]

sounds so beautiful

[@arcana830]

This is so cool!

[@danielwomer]

Brilliant!

[@peatdrummer9189]

Most legendary Music EVER

[@turnersugg]

RIP Lips

[@ifNATEcan]

Amen to that!!

[@asterionuniverse607]

WOOOOW WOOOOOOOWWW WWWOOOOOOWWWW!!! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!! SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO DF!

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Gracias !!

[@NoNameIsBest89]

Very well done sir

[@angelo9627]

Amazing!

[@lovechocolateish]

AMAZING...!!!!

[@kylejudkins754]

awesome man!!!!! I wish I had to time and motivation to learn atleast 1 brass instrument haha

[@marsgelfo]

Marc this is wonderful and inspiring to play along with. The way you sequenced the visual from the movie with your playing and the score makes it so easy to join in, which is super satisfying! Plus you sound freaking great. I love that you are doing this. One request, when you're playing along, how do you sync up so well with the track? Do you use a video conductor track or something? I would love to see conducting before entrances - even just more cueing from the horn if possible, so I can be like your youtube section mate

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Thanks Marc ! The best way is to create a tempo map of the track ( which often means going through the whole thing bar by bar to figure out all of the tempo and time signature changes ) and that tempo map will then enable me to record with a clicktrack perfectly synched to the piece :) But I don't systematically do that, when the piece has a very steady tempo for example I can easily play along without a click !

[@justinpatillo253]

There’s not a reason in fucking hell as to why this doesn’t have millions of views.

[@phantomgamer12]

You know you gotta give rameses props if i saw a fire tornado id give up right there

[@Dotdope]

Hey Marc, I just discovered you through my brother and we are both such big fans of your work and your taste in music! My brother just said that it seems like we are soulmates because you picked all of our favourite soundtracks to cover :D Could you maybe cover Deliver Us? Keep up the great work, it is such a pleasure to listen to you!!! Greetings from Germany!

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Vielen Dank !! Haha that's cool, you have great taste in music then ^^ I've thought of doing Deliver us, it's such a breathtaking piece of music....ich werde darüber nachdenken ;)

[@gabbyd.2758]

This is awesome!

[@bigchefharve7173]

Excellent job

[@YoLo-ej9th]

love it

[@baptistegodefroy2454]

Nice dude ;D (from Normandy)

[@Colosphur]

0:38 1:13 4:25 4:34 4:42

[@angeloreyes7257]

This song is cool.

[@josephspence4968]

Any chance we could get a Deliver Us cover as well? I love this movie and score so much and there are absolutely no records of it publicly. You are literally doing God's work sir!

[@nathancruz9172]

0:31 Awesome 😎 0:34 🎺 1:08-1:14 🔥 🌪 2:11-2:15, 2:19-2:22 part of the Red Sea! 4:26-4:38, 4:46 kill them all! 5:15 🌊 5:26-5:29 no! 5:31 wipeout!

[@mcsinger7719]

wow. Just wow

[@ariah5093]

wow holy shit

[@MDXDMusic]

Amazing stuff man! We're learning to notate this year at uni so watching this is helping me, kind of? lol Still getting my head round it but it makes sense though. It's fun to read along with the music, this was great!

[@Marc_Papeghin]

This one is quite unusual with those "left" and "right" horn parts... you'll probably never see that again ^^

[@maxmcmahon5401]

3:03 though this part wasn’t written by Schwartz, I can see where he got the inspiration for the „Wicked - Unlimited theme“ from (except for „Somewhere over the rainbow“ of course)

[@courtneythompson6179]

I’ve been listening to Wicked and all I hear are octave intervals lol

[@Kal_43]

I love it

[@randomanimations2591]

I wish I could do more than like this video

[@parkeryancey7512]

magnificent

[@naru315]

か、かっこいい…

[@doctorkimcruises]

3 seconds in I pressed like

[@Marc_Papeghin]

고마워요 ^^

[@simonreitberger3361]

Epic🙄

[@fimdofilme]

Am I crazy or the Main Theme is very similar to the Where The Streets Have No Name's intro U2 song?! I'm like :o

[@cirenrose]

I actually feel sorry for Ramses he was only trying to do what his Father wanted. But it is bad. But you can't help but feel sorry for him.

[@Kira6311]

I think this is what they wanted. To show the other side of story too.

[@chesi_7_0_79]

The problem os that Ramses wanted to keep building Egypt from the backs of the slaves.

[@THIAGO-gc9ff]

Amei amo musica

[@artweekly2324]

good

[@ppheard1254]

Ok the prince of egypt is already the greatest movie of all in my opinion but the orchestra is the best part

[@babyA700]

God is amazing!😭

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

OK , Hanz Zimmer is epic , no doubt. Tragic irony composed the score of the Dark knight with James Newton Howard.

[@alexandraamador5939]

Also can you try to do plagues from this movie!

[@Marc_Papeghin]

I will definitely think about it ;)

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Here it is :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZmtZp2LpLBgg6M

[@alexandraamador5939]

@@Marc_Papeghin I JUST LEARNED HOW TO SEE THE COMMENTS! NO WAY loll I used to play trumpet but am now youtube university-ing how to play the horn, just marvelous work good sir

[@JoseAntonio-on4oi]

Would you be able to play this masterpiece with a F horn? Because I think you play with a F/Bb horn isn't it? I play F horn and I can't reach these high notes :(

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Not impossible but quite hard indeed ! An F/Bb is highly recommended

[@alexandraamador5939]

Are you able to explain how to count the switching from 4/4 to 5/4 then 6/4 47 seconds in, im trying to get back into playing and some of the time signatures are confusing to understand. Also is there a difference between 6/8 and 6/4, I’ve seen this a couple times and it seems like they are both a compound duple but what’s the difference if there is one? Or is that just a preference, like how people say tomato in two different ways even though it’s the same word?

[@Marc_Papeghin]

Hey Alexandra ! Switching from 4/4 to 5/4 is quite easy, 5/4 is basically a 4/4 with one extra beat :) Same goes for 6/4, you just count 6 beats instead of 4. As for 6/4 and 6/8, they are not the same thing. 6/4 is actually not a really common time signature so you shouldn't worry too much about it, but 6/8 definitely is ! I'd suggest you check out this link :) www.musical-u.com/learn/learn-to-hear-the-68-time-signature/

[@texanboiii562]

What about the burning bush?

[@soynando1192]

Que episodio es esta música?

[@bigbang1787]

マークの次って何て読むの？

[@SquishyTheVampire]

As a trumpet player I know the pain your lips must feel 😂

[@anthonyugalde5557]

Um, French horn sheet music?😅😂❤️

[@Marc_Papeghin]

It's here ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWfCk4WYe8Zqo6s

[@Виктор-ъ6д4в]

Это играете с листа???

[@VenomCold]

3:55 what are the +'s over the double full notes in the horn lines? thanks

[@Marc_Papeghin]

The "+" indicates that they're "stopped notes", meaning you completely close the bell with your right hand and play the note a half-step lower than written ( this will result in a very "nasal" sound ;)