Young Persons Guide to the Orchestra - Part 3 - Bob Green

This is a performance of the third and final part of the Young Persons Guide To The Orchestra written by Benjamin Britten and performed here by Bob Green on his synthesisers. The full work is too long for one video on KZbin so others will hopefully follow later. The music is subject to MCPS licence no. LM-0003357 as far as the composition is concerned. The performance copyright rests with John Robert Green

[@zakkasian]

This video shaped my childhood! I saw this 10 years ago and I loved the song ever since! Thank you!

[@caemartin]

This helped me SO much with my music appreciation work! Thank you for uploading this! It was much easier to hear everything and differentiate between the instruments than it was in the performances with actual instruments. Thank you again!

[@Arch5280]

Full of great niceness! Congratchalations.

[@sahand144]

This sounds so awesome

[@Dracopol]

This is great. You did great work annotating the instruments for the newcomers to classical music. I would not listen to the haters who say "it's only MIDI" since the electronic reproduction techniques of musical instruments get better and better. We might have to update the whole thing to mention synths, LFO, pitch-bends and so on. Well done! I was looking for an annotated intro to classical instruments and will recommend it.

[@colinreid3544]

Keep music LIVE !!!!

[@newgateshiro]

Se pierde mucho del concierto al utilizar esos sonidos electronicos, el concierto con instrumentos reales se siente totalmente vivo, lleno de vida. Como se muestra en este video es un sonido mecanico, todo programado sin variacion alguna....

[@nelsonutella]

Haha. It's cute! Even though it's not like the real version, playing it slower helps us to understand the parts. We can hear it clearer haha.

[@projectglee01]

Impressive

[@MarimBeast]

Great Sounds man, what library were those sounds taken from?

[@gilhams]

What sequencing software did you use? Logic perhaps? This must have taken quite a while to complete. Impressive work - but why the slow tempo?

[@violadude0987]

I wish my orchestra were playing the fugue that slowly.....XD

[@nousernamewhatsoever]

@MadScientist7777 that's because it IS a midi file :)...

[@andyflagboy]

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO FIND ANOTHER VERISON / THE REAL VERISON OF THIS PIECE?????

[@sixfoot0]

hey this is synth!!! aww man that takes so much away from the original!

[@dss103]

lol same here. the mp3s they give u in that horrible CD when u get the book are caca.

[@gilhams]

What the hell does that comment even mean? It has to be one of the most inane comments ever left on KZbin. So you don't like it - does anyone care?

[@SnuggeryBuggery]

awful, sorry.