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00:00 A lively, syncopated dance as the court procession enters 01:08 (Appalachian Spring ;) ) A grand but sweet chorale welcoming the King and Princess (2:31) mixes with the lively dance of before 03:06 The mummer's play: joyous and whimsical folksy melodies (3:53) 06:53 Exuberant orchestration alternating with darker music as the court grows weary of the silliness (07:25) 08:28 The Human Organ. The Showman pretends to play a "Human Organ" that sings baroque-esque piece 09:26 ...before the orchestra (the irritated populace) violently interrupt him and threaten him (9:42) He responds by having the human pipes chase them away (with a 15/8 vs 12/8 polymeter) 10:23 As the Showman is to be executed, Jack sneaks in to his rescue (10:46 more Appalachian Spring) 11:09 Dark, mysterious music as the Showman invokes sleep upon the Court and brings out the Golden Goose 13:13 Dance of the Three Girls. A sweet jig mixes with a more abrasive dance in polymeter and polytonality 16:54 The Goose Dance. A jubilant dance; multiple rhythms come together as the music grows more chaotic 19:49 A soft and sweet chorale as Jack and the Princess embrace. 20:57 The lively music of the beginning returns as the court precedes to their wedding 22:03 A climactic grand chorale 23:53 A subtle ending featuring the celesta Composer: Gustav Theodore Holst (September 21, 1874 – May 25, 1934) Orchestra: BBC National Orchestra of Wales conducted by Richard Hickox Chorus: Joyful Company of Singers Holst Playlist: • Gustav Holst How I make my videos: https://github.com/CMajSeven/Workflow... Program I develop for this channel: https://github.com/edwardx999/ScorePr...