@makerofjam Thank you! I made it with little bits of things from all over the internet. But, Mahler "told me" how to put it all together. It took a LOT of time - lots of tiny edits to match the notes.
There's a LOT of Mahler on YouTube, now. That's what I like about YouTube; if you hear about ANYTHING involving music, from obscure works by Bach to something about Freddie Mercury, you can find it here. Sometimes, the videos are even legal! Well, not often.
@makerofjam A wonderful resource for Public Domain ANYTHING is archive(dot)org - a non-profit funded website crammed with film, books, more films, Grateful Dead concerts, and tons of music. Expired copyrights, music that is not owned by anyone - that sort of thing. Also, tons of stock footage - the kind I used in my film.
this is great!
makerofjam 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@makerofjam Thank you! I made it with little bits of things from all over the internet. But, Mahler "told me" how to put it all together. It took a LOT of time - lots of tiny edits to match the notes.
There's a LOT of Mahler on YouTube, now. That's what I like about YouTube; if you hear about ANYTHING involving music, from obscure works by Bach to something about Freddie Mercury, you can find it here. Sometimes, the videos are even legal! Well, not often.
TheStockwell 1 month ago
@TheStockwell Very true. I'm thinking of doing something similar with a piece by Vaughan Williams.
makerofjam 1 month ago
@makerofjam A wonderful resource for Public Domain ANYTHING is archive(dot)org - a non-profit funded website crammed with film, books, more films, Grateful Dead concerts, and tons of music. Expired copyrights, music that is not owned by anyone - that sort of thing. Also, tons of stock footage - the kind I used in my film.
TheStockwell 1 month ago
@TheStockwell Yeah, I've come across that website before - I used some stock footage from it to make another of my videos
makerofjam 1 month ago