Take On Me - a-ha - Brooklyn Duo at Carnegie Hall

[Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] you [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] [Music] hey guys thank you so much for watching our cover of take on me by the sweet 80s band for this video we partnered up with Carnegie Hall where we performed alongside ensemble connect and Carnegie Hall's beautiful new education if you're not familiar with this group they used to be called a cjw now they're called ensemble connect it's a program for some of the best young musicians in the US and we had an awesome time working with them and also while we were at Carnegie Hall we recorded three musicians from Ensemble Connect performing Brahms beautiful clarinet trio if you don't already know this piece you should definitely check it out we'll put the video link right there where you can watch it over at Brooklyn classical and if you want to find out more about this group check out their links in the description box below and as always if you like this video please give it a thumbs up and subscribe and we'll see you on the next one thanks guys [Music]

Channel: Brooklyn Duo

Views: 7,710,853

Keywords: Take On Me, Take On Me Cover, Cover, a-ha, Aha, A-ha, Brooklyn Duo, Carnegie Hall, Ensemble Connect, ACJW, Juilliard, Cello, Piano, Violin, Viola, Bass, Trombone, Bassoon, Clarinet, Chamber orchestra, chamber music, orchestral cover, string cover, woodwinds, Patrick Laird, Marnie Laird, Cello Cover, Piano Cover, orchestra

Id: DHbLuIxw3y4

Length: 4min 11sec (251 seconds)

Published: Sun Feb 05 2017

Reddit Comments

[u/ycnz]

That was a genuinely excellent arrangement. Definitely need more of this.

[u/badlydrawnzombie]

That's an awesome cover! Also...are the piano player and cellist reading their sheet music off of a tablet? Is there an app that scrolls through sheet music like a teleprompter? That's crazy. I feel old.

[u/RATFINK187]

glad to see the Bassoon got a solo, Bassoons don't get as much love as they should.

[u/razerzej]

That string drop at 2:13!

[u/SirGhosty]

I always wondered how people of the past (Beethoven era) would react to this being played in some grand theater.

[u/Aquagoat]

The original song and it's video is like the most perfectly 80's thing in existence. It's magnificent.

[u/trulytracy]

Cool version of such a fun upbeat song. Always makes me smile to hear it.

[u/pigsbladder]

Camera guy made me nauseous. Bit too much swinging back and forth for my liking.

[u/SCUMDOG_MILLIONAIRE]

What's the instrument that looks like a rain stick with the bendy straw that goes in your mouth? It sounds pretty