Re -Train Your Brain To Happiness: The Piano Guys "Jurassic Park Theme"

June 11, 2015

The Piano Guys "Jurassic Park Theme" - 65 Million Years In The Making!

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When you combine Michael Crichton’s imaginative writing, Stephen Spielberg’s cinematic directing, and John Williams’ transcendent composition, it’s an infallible recipe for an epic movie – now relived in the latest iteration of the series, “Jurassic World.” We thought we’d pay tribute to this “hat trick” of artistry by arranging a “chill,” almost reverent version of John Williams’ deeply emotive theme from Jurassic Park and film it in the nearest prehistoric place we could find: Crawdad Canyon. We hope you enjoy it!

Credits

Music
“Jurassic Park Theme” written by John Williams
Piano Guys Arrangement produced by Jon Schmidt
Written by Jon Schmidt, Al van der Beek & Steven Sharp Nelson
Performed by Jon Schmidt, Piano
Steven Sharp Nelson, Cello
Recorded, mixed & mastered by Al van der Beek at TPG Studios in Utah

Video
Executive Producer: Ariana Richards
Produced by Paul Anderson & Shaye Scott
Filmed by Paul Anderson & Shaye Scott
Edited by Shaye Scott
Production Assistant: Kyle Fisher
Production Assistant: Addison Foote
Drone pilot: Kyle Dahl, Andrew Taylor, Paul Anderson, Shaye Scott
Piano Stunt Coordinator: Jeremy Crawford
Assistant Piano Stunt Coordinator: Frank Nelson
Assistant to the Assistant Piano Stunt Coordinator: Damien Nelson
Piano Technician: Stan Taylor

Dinosaur consultant: Sam Neill
Chaos theory specialist: Jeff Goldblum
Historian: Charles Darwin
Location: Crawdad Canyon, Veyo, Utah

And now for "Jurassic World"

Science says Jurassic Park gets the dinosaurs mostly right by Chris Pash

Many dinosaurs, according to the latest research, had feathers in addition to scales but it’s still unknown whether they were covered in them.

Now a study published by the Royal Society's Biology Letters indicates that the Jurassic Park movies depiction of dinosaurs probably isn’t so far off.

While bird-ancestors had feathers, scales were actually the original condition for dinosaurs and were retained in many dinosaur groups.
Professor Paul Barrett of the UK’s Natural History Museum and colleagues tested whether all dinosaurs had features and found that current data didn’t support this.
“It seems most likely that scaly skin, unadorned by feathers or their precursors, was primitive for Dinosauria and retained in the majority,” the researchers write.

With many thanks to Science Alert

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