when literally everyone wants the solo
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Published 2022-03-20
The upbeats (and downbeat if they're at the end of someone's solo) are cut out to simplify the score for the video. They are included on the sheet music downloads. This was transcribed in three different notation software (GuitarPro for guitar + bass, Sibelius for drums and MuseScore for sax + piano) due to the preferences of the transcribers so there could be a couple of formatting stuff that might've been screwed up when exporting that I didn't notice!
Original video: • casiopea vs tsquare - fightman
Performed by: Casiopea & T-Square
Piece: Fightman
Transcribed by: George Collier (Sax + keyboards), Daniel Semmelrock (Drums), Barabás Tamás (bass)
faq:
Q: how old are you / A: i'm in high school!
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
Q: where can i suggest videos? / A: discord.gg/3qxNDA3NCy
Q: what music do you listen to? A: open.spotify.com/playlist/0zPgZZd5H1nX9HjTZo5gqy?s…
Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible!
All Comments (21)
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i love how quickly it goes from mozart to complete and utter musical degeneracy. 0:17 School Days (Stanley Clarke) 0:23 Smoke On The Water (Deep Purple) 0:37 Burn (Deep Purple) 0:43 Richard Tee style 0:52 Domino Line (Casiopea) 1:31 Sonata Facile KV545 (Mozart) 1:55 Jonetsu Tairku 2:02 On The TRail (Ferde Froge's Grand Canyon Suite) Thanks for commenter contributions^^
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The mozart sonata appearing out of nowhere in the middle of all this was just perfect
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absolute madlad gets a bass solo, plays smoke on the water
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>Finally get bass solo >Years of pain and practice >All leading here >Here it comes >Play smoke on the water >Refuse to elaborate A true hero.
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2:17 if the sax player was able to copy the guitar riff on the spot and especially with these high pitched notes, he's a beast...
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the worst part of this video is that it ends
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This kind of sounds like a Mario Kart 8 song but the fills never stop
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I think that “literally play anything quickly” has got to be my new favourite piece of musical notation
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1:31 I love how you can hear the audience bursting into laughter at the Mozart sonata
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YOU get a solo ✨ YOU get a solo ✨ YOU get a solo ✨ YOU ALL GET A SOLO!!!! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
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Wow, trading solos in completely different styles up to every 4 beats is no joke!
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0:08 Bruh we need to talk about this camera panning
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The absolute madlad at 1:32 playing a Sonata has not only balls of steel, but probably a closet of monocles to boot!
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RIP Izumi, amazing composer, and keyboardist on T-SQUARE. Your solo which just playing the Sonata always makes me laugh.
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Hmmm, I have two measures. What should I do? Uh, Mozart? Yep, that'll work. Absolutely amazing song and performance. Such a jam.
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This is called jugalbandi in Indian/Pakistani classical music. Usually two or three artists will play, say, 16 or 32 measures each. Then the time is halved over and over and over again until each person is only playing one beat. After that, they all progressively start to meld together until it becomes an explosion of sound. It's a beautiful thing to behold.
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1:21 gotta love it when the gituar deadass says "yah-y"
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Musicians are: 0:02 Akira Jimbo from CASIOPEA (stayed in 1980-1989, 1997-2022) 0:09 Hiroyuki Noritake from THE SQUARE (stayed in 1985-2000) 0:16 Yoshihiro Naruse from CASIOPEA (staying from 1990-present) 0:23 Mitsuru Suto from THE SQUARE (stayed in 1986-2000) 0:30 Minoru Mukaiya from CASIOPEA (stayed in 1977-2006) 0:37 Keizo Kawano from THE SQUARE (stayed in 2005-2020) 0:43 Hirotaka Izumi from THE SQUARE (stayed in 1982-1998) 0:51 Issei Noro from CASIOPEA (staying from 1976-present) 0:58 Masahiro Ando from THE SQUARE (stayed in 1976-2021) 1:04 Takeshi Ito from THE SQUARE (stayed in 1977-1990, 2000-present) Hirotaka Izumi passed away in 2021. Rest in peace.
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1:32 loved it! I almost choked on my coffee laughing! The solos were getting funkier and weirder an he comes with a f-ing Mozart sonata out of nowhere lol
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Everyone's talking about the musicians but let's also give a quick shout-out to the camera crew and control room for being on point with all the cutting around back and forth between performers.
