William Tell

A good bit of headspace, you know, definitely being challenged at the minute with some of the music we've got out.

You know, William Tell Overture.

That's, well, it's

one of the most difficult pieces

I like jazz as well, even though I can't play it for the money.

And film music is nice, but there's a time and a place for it and things.

And sometimes it is just nice to, like this upcoming concert we've got, which is playing the more traditional brass band music, plus things like Pomp and Circumstance and William Tell and things like that.

Yeah, exactly.

think, in 1829.

William Tell was the last, wasn't it? That's right.

That was his

last hurrah.

The heroic reveal.

well just just i mean i liked i liked the sort of the basically as soon as the william tell music happened yes and the and just the stuff the stuff that took place from here i was like for everything that has happened in this movie i am i'm not fully on board no but i'm i'm on board enough that i can have a really good time

I thought this has had that hair stand on the back of my neck moment.

And then I paused it and I think there's like 23 minutes left of the film.

And I do agree with the whole, like the, and I can't work out why it's fine here, but not fine at the start.

I think it's because they haven't earned it.

Whereas here I'm like, yeah, there feels to be, there's a bit, sorry, I've I'm going all over the place there's so many bits in this particular where they use the William Tell theme really well as well where it's like but you can sort of like the guns the explosion of the like the windows to the tune it's like it's like you've this is what the film is yeah you've it took you two hours and ten minutes to get here but this is it It's a great

reveal because they've got this Gatling gun that they're about to wipe out everyone with.

All right.

So what they do, they play the William Tell 1812 overture.

And the fans put two fingers up and they go like this.

This is all they do.