DuckTales "The Moon" Brass Ensemble

“The Moon” from DuckTales, composed by Hiroshige Tonomura (殿村 裕誠) and arranged for brass ensemble by Daniel Romberger.

This track is part of our space-themed video game music album BRASS EFFECT available for preorder now!

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Featuring...
🎵 Abby Lannan (GoofyEuph): Euphonium
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🎵 Jordan Moore: Euphonium
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The Game Brass:
🎵 John Robert Matz: Trumpet
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🎵 Robby Duguay: Trumpet, Video
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🎵 Danny Flam (From ConSoul Big Band): French Horn
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🎵 Daniel Romberger (DannyMusic): Trombone, Arrangement, Video
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🎵 Alex Hill (WarTubaFox): Tuba
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🎵 Thomas Kresge: Mix
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🎵 Henry Faber: Logo Design
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Watch more game soundtrack covers performed on brass here:    • Game Music on Brass Instruments  

Notes from Daniel about this arrangement:
The Moon Theme from DuckTales is one of the most iconic pieces in the canon, and a space-themed vgm album like Brass Effect wouldn't be complete without it. This arrangement is a euphonium feature starring Abigail Lannan (GoofyEuph) and Jordan Moore.
Not too long ago, GoofyEuph had a hysterical viral video tweet in which she "blasted off into space" playing this theme on euphonium against a green-screened background. The beginning of this arrangement pays homage to that tweet; turns out when she arrived in space, there were many brass-playing friends around!
Other than that, I did my best to stay faithful to the source material (including the original mixed meter time signature; I know people care a lot about that) while adding a few personal touches and flourishes to highlight what brass instruments -- especially euphonium -- can do. Thanks to Abby and Jordan for joining us again, and hope you all enjoy!