Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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For Those Most Epic of New Year Countdowns.
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Auld Lang Syne is a Scots-language poem written by Robert Burns in the year 1788 set to a tune of a traditional folk song (Roud #6284) This is very well known to be used as the song for New Year's Eve and other occasions that revolve around a farewell. With the Decade ending, I do believe this is a fitting last orchestral cover.
[SPOILERS]
The piece begins with a grand introduction of soaring instruments that transitions to the main song, Beginning with a piano, strings and a tuba. It slowly escalates with more strings and woodwinds as the brass begins to arrive. Then a sudden turn to all strings playing the next part of the piece. The taiko drums signal the return of the orchestra with full force as the french horns and trombones lead the charge. The grand introduction is played once again but with even more harmony and then suddenly, The Brass Section signals the entire orchestra to change the scale and thus the finale begins. The sheer force of the orchestra plays the piece with unrelenting magnitude on the new scale. The piece concludes with all sections playing one last section of the piece. The Strings Soar high, The Drums brings the thunder, The woodwinds flow smoothly and The Brass concludes the orchestral piece with the magnanimous spirit that of humanity.
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For Those Most Epic of New Year Countdowns.
I left a small message by the end of the video, I do hope you can read it, comrades :)
Auld Lang Syne is a Scots-language poem written by Robert Burns in the year 1788 set to a tune of a traditional folk song (Roud #6284) This is very well known to be used as the song for New Year's Eve and other occasions that revolve around a farewell. With the Decade ending, I do believe this is a fitting last orchestral cover.
[SPOILERS]
The piece begins with a grand introduction of soaring instruments that transitions to the main song, Beginning with a piano, strings and a tuba. It slowly escalates with more strings and woodwinds as the brass begins to arrive. Then a sudden turn to all strings playing the next part of the piece. The taiko drums signal the return of the orchestra with full force as the french horns and trombones lead the charge. The grand introduction is played once again but with even more harmony and then suddenly, The Brass Section signals the entire orchestra to change the scale and thus the finale begins. The sheer force of the orchestra plays the piece with unrelenting magnitude on the new scale. The piece concludes with all sections playing one last section of the piece. The Strings Soar high, The Drums brings the thunder, The woodwinds flow smoothly and The Brass concludes the orchestral piece with the magnanimous spirit that of humanity.
If you like my content, Be sure to support my channel and check out my other musical comrades! Thanks and Happy New Year!
Leave a Like for a great 2020.
