Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
In this episode Mitch breaks down The Asteroid Field from Star Wars Episode V and looks at how the brass playing loud makes such an impact on the cue, whilst also looking at different pieces of classical music that use forte, fortissimo and even louder.
I have mis-pronounced the german translation for Trombone at the 2 minute mark, as it should be pronounced 'Poh-sow-ne' instead of 'Puson', thanks to Sven He for pointing this out!
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In this episode Mitch breaks down The Asteroid Field from Star Wars Episode V and looks at how the brass playing loud makes such an impact on the cue, whilst also looking at different pieces of classical music that use forte, fortissimo and even louder.
I have mis-pronounced the german translation for Trombone at the 2 minute mark, as it should be pronounced 'Poh-sow-ne' instead of 'Puson', thanks to Sven He for pointing this out!
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Video Contributor: Mitch Gardner
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