A Five-Part Brass Cover of ‘Joy to the World’
Musician Seb Skelly performed a harmonious five-part brass horn cover of the classic Christmas carol “Joy to the World” while dressed in different holiday garb. As with his previous arrangements, Skelly accompanied himself on two trumpets, a solo horn, a flugelhorn, and a soprano trombone.
Instruments used Left to Right: Trumpet | Solo Horn | Flugelhorn -2 octaves | Soprano Trombone -1 octave | Trumpet Recorded with a C414 Mixed in Logic Pro Filmed with a Fujifilm X100F Edited in Final Cut Pro Music written in Dorico Pro 4 Valve oil all over me bleddy fingers Burt’s Bees® applied liberally Transcriptions done with my earholes.
Lori Dorn
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