For the ones where the comment has been erased or not approved : "Message to people who come here to insult, tell bad things about Mr Williams or his music, or don't agree with the playlist of this film music medley (YOU ARE PLENTY !!!). YOU want to complain about why this composer or this one or this other one is not featured in this video / recording / Tribute / Salute, that this one had an oscar, or two or three or a million and you don't understand why it's not featured. You don't understand why your favorite composer or your favorite movie or favorite tune is not in this Film Medley... From now, your comment will be erased. This "Salute to film composers" is available on other channels on youtube, there is even the original version made for the Oscars, so do youself and to me a favor, save my time (and yours) and go writing your negative comments elsewhere, Thank You." Marty.
Thank you! Much appreciated. This was a beautiful medley and no need for complaints or negativity. And thank you for uploading the video. I have watched it like 5 times, so far :)
"Without John Williams, bikes don't fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the earth. We do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe." - Steven Spielberg
@@lubix1665 bahaha fair enough but the flow is still there for me regardless of the abrupt start. It sort of comes to natural pause just before psycho. And that change from psycho to jaws!!
The most epic thing about this is how much of this music he originally wrote, how deserving he is to include his own music, and how modest he is not to include some of his works that absolutely could have been included.
Actually there was only one Oscar-winning score he didn't take from, and that was Schindler's List. His other original score Oscars (Jaws, Star Wars, E.T.) are all included. His fifth Oscar came from an adaptation of Fiddler on the Roof as I recall, but I don't believe that was an original score Oscar.
Because you realize how much is missing: Superman, Schindler's list, Hedwig's Theme, the Imperial March, the Olympic Fanfare, Indiana Jones and that's just what I can think of quickly.
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
As a retired studio singer blessed with a busy 60 year career I am so honored to say I was present on recording sessions of several of John’s scores. One of them was Close Encounters. I mentioned to him how much I loved Star Wars and he replied that it was a lot of hard work. Thank you, John, for ALL your hard work over your extraordinary career which has blessed the lives of millions of movie goers around the world. What a legacy! And happy belated 90th!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
@@richardque4952 You can certainly make a strong case for him. Whenever people say that there's no American "classical" music I just point them to the movies, and Korngold is at the top of the list.
@@bobbell1922 Gershwin, Copland, Bernstein, Ives, Cage, etc... I am not from USA and I don't live there, but sure they need a better educational system, US also has a very fluid culture. And also, Korngold was austrian, He lived the late romanticism in Music, remember that the first Hollywood composers were inmigrated from Europe.
Many of the greats came over after fleeing Nazism. Korngold also wrote “serious” classical music for piano and orchestra but the movie studios paid most of the bills. Max Steiner was 9 years older than EWK and came to New York in 1914 working first on Broadway. Considered the father of film music he was also from Austria. His godfather was Richard Strauss and as a young man had private tutoring from Gustav Mahler. The “old timers” were a transition from the European classical tradition to American popular music for movies.
How can anyone not love this? This is a perfect set of music clips picked by John Williams himself. He is now retired and will be missed. His music will be around for future generations to love and enjoy. These films should be re-introduced in theaters to future generations to keep the love of them alive. I would love to see them replayed in theaters on the big screen.
1/ John Williams is not the only one who worked on this. this arrangement / medley has been done in collaroration with Conrad Pope 2/ there is no official statement that Mr Williams is retired, and it's normal, because he's not ! he's still touring worldwide and give concerts, and didn't told "no" to steven spielberg in case steven would ask him to write a new movie score. he clearly told it in several interview (check the Stephen colbert interview for the release of the Fabelmans : Williams : "steven is someone i can't tell no". despite his actual healt issues which forced him to cancel all his concerts for 2024, i'm sure the strong man will come back in 2025 ! we all hope ! just for your information, usually musicians never retire.
Unfortunatly, This is the audience of the Boston Symphony Hall for the Boston Pops Orcthestra. Except some Williams fan in the audience eventually who succeded to have one of these very expense tickets, this is one of the worst audience in concert on the whole planet (It's not a joke, and it's, unfortunatly, a well know fact). The feeling that the audience give respect to williams music is unfortunaly not accurate, they don't care. Really... :( It's just a bunch of rich people from Boston, who spend their night here for a drink. Some of them doesn't even know who John Williams is and dont care about this music.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
@@iceomistar4302 Interesting! I kinda wondered a bit as some of these sounded a bit different than when John recorded them outright with the BPO....Gone With The Wind for example....My point being that I think JW himself would have stuck a bit closer to the original orchestrations but just my opinion.
John was my gateway drug into film compositions. I remember the exact day I discovered he composed most of my favorite soundtracks and that's when I fell in love with movie scores. I'm 25 and I was like 10 or 11 when I discovered it. I have no experience in an orchestra other then playing a recorder in 4th grade but listening to his music and watching him talk about it definitely has taught me alot about it
@@Martyprod2 never wanted to honestly. I mean I've always wanted to learn piano and guitar since My mom knows both but doesn't know how to teach (Even though her mom was music teacher)
@@GiantMovieNerdtm bad idea to learn with a mom ! lol.. i tried, it was impossible... (My own mother was a piano teacher). I'm mainly self teached and after a while, I took the other parts with an amazing french Jazz pianist during 3 years. if you really want to learn something you'll do it anyway, and 25 is not too late... no matter the way. That's what I did : th-cam.com/users/didiermartini / didiermartini.com (if curious i'm this guy).
I am now 73. I had a similar reaction to music scores when I was around 8 to the score by Elmer Bernstein for "THe 10 Commandment". th-cam.com/video/tkJ3cjfmCdo/w-d-xo.html My "gateway" composer was Henry Mancini but there were many more to follow. Enjoy the journey.
@@Martyprod2 moms are many-sided, some musicians have learned from mom and where would we be without them: fletcher henderson and mildred bailey to name but two.
Williams has very good taste! Which is why I love his music so very much - he's my top favorite composer of all time. Why? He's the only composer at his level (the top) which is still alive and totally willing to teach. I'm not a musician, but having been born by a musician I know that music is a fundamental to life. Don't ask a scientist about this, they have lots of theories, none proven.
@@vintagebrew1057 The score is wonderful, though that doesn't change the fact that gone with the wind is southern revisionist history in the same way that gods and generals or song of the south are.
@@SploooksYet, I think we should still view these types of films with an educated eye and understanding of the times in which they were made. I am under no illusion about the content and certainly don't support its sentiments.
This VIDEO should be kept forever cause we do remember (and feel) all these fabulous themes and their respective FILMS but most of us NEVER remember their composers , all of them (except by 3 ) all dead now...A GREAT TRIBUTE we should keep forever !!🏆🌟🎬🎶🎼👏👏👏
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
I love how clever the transitions are. e.g. the serious, tragic themes from Spellbound and Titanic are followed up by Jaws and Psycho for comic relief.
@@Southamericangirl42 Williams was in berlin giving a concert few days ago. they played the superman march there. Waiting the streaming of the concert there with "impatience" : www.digitalconcerthall.com/en/concert/53783
This man is an absolute legend. Jurassic Park and E.T. are two of my favorite childhood movies ever. Both soundtracks are just stunning and I get goosebumps every single time. Pure magic. I also would like to shoutout Home Alone as well. This performance just proves that John Williams can do it all. God bless him. A national treasure.
Impeccable! Only John Williams' capable hands could make this a real treat to the ears --- lush and inspiring. I was a French Horn player for many years and played some of his compositions. Ah, to have been in that orchestra, though ...
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
Marty, I've listened to this video and the music that you posted on the channel probably half a dozen time. I'm watching in the afternoon. I have a rest. I watch it before I go do my workout as a swimmer love it. Thank you so so so much AnnMarie Santa Barbara, California.
Thanks to you. i'm unfortunatly not responsible to this, it's Mr Williams and others, ahah, but I appreciate the comment :) ! All the best from the french riviera !
John Williams is one of the greatest contemporary composers, and truly one of the greatest of all time. He is also a wonderfully warm and unassuming person. Magnificent!
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars, Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
What a shame martyprod2 had to issue an admonishment to this video... JW is a national treasure and gifted composer. He has scored the soundtrack of our lives in his music, thank you for posting this great work.
This man right here put my whole childhood into music and now that I am an adult, he's the one who got that magic to bring me back to that precious time.
At 44 years of age, just THIS alone still brings to the very surface of all my years - The young child - The very last of my innocence - From days better past when I believed in something so unbelievably larger than life itself. Even as I write this, I find tears welling up in my eyes and down my face because I often wonder what happened and where have those days gone?!
Where are Franz Waxman, Dimitri Tiomkin, Alex North, George Delerue, Victor Young, etc? But I agree, for the length of time they had, they managed to squeeze a lot of great composers and film music in.
Miklos Rozca was a mentor and friend to John Williams and the composers of the monumental Ben Hur and other seminal works... I imagine it must have been heart breaking not to be able to squeeze a few bars in of his while including no fewer than four of his own soundtracks in.
I am sure that MANY of them will go down as some histories greatest composers; espeically John Williams. God bless them all for the joy and tears they gave us over the years!
Wow, what an arrangement! So many memories, tears, and laughter all in just over 5 mins. The orchestra did well to quickly move from one mood to the next. 🥰
The transition from Titantic to Psycho to Jaw then to Pink Panther is probably the most clever thing I have ever seen. It is so smooth and so well-integrated yet you can tell the distinction between each masterpiece.
As of 2020, the only surviving composers that are part of this medley are Bill Conti Andrea Morricone Randy Newman and of course, John Williams. When this was originally performed (2002), the composers still alive at that time were: Malcolm Arnold Bill Conti John Barry Elmer Bernstein Jerry Goldsmith James Horner Maurice Jarre Andrea Morricone Ennio Morricone Randy Newman and John Williams.
Que coisa mais espetacular! Iniciando com Casablanca, passando por Tubarão, Exodus, Dr.Jivago, Cinema Paradiso, E.T. e tantos outros. Maravilha! Amei!!
John Williams is the king of modern composers! This is truly epic. Probably the best medley ever written. The transitions flow like a river. The most notable and very smooth are: Casabalanca to Citizen Kane; Newman Fanfare to Star Wars, Psycho to Jaws, Out of Africa to Dr. Zhivago, Patton to Rocky, Cinema Paradiso to The Godfather, The Godfather to ET then Gone With The Wind.
2002! Look at his huge arm movements and lively conducting! He's really slowed down and is just enjoying music and the moments now and that's so nice to witness. Anyway, what a gorgeous set of pieces, several of which he has composed, previously made award winning recordings of, and very much enjoys. That Godfather to ET transition was so smooth!
...now the most nominated musical individual in Oscar history; surpassed by onlyWalt Disney in total nominations; the only Oscar nominee to have seven decades of nominated work; bravo, John!
I think you need to re-check your statement. My sources say that Walt Disney had 59 nominations and 22 WINS. John (and I am NOT denegrating this incredible genius) has 52 nominations and 5 wins.
I love it when John Williams grins during the Jaws segment, that also got the biggest applause. That soundtrack made him a music legend. Here his arrangement of Patton and the Magnificent Seven are equally great.
There’s perhaps not a more influential master of music in the history of the world than John Williams. His music quite literally runs through our veins and inspires us when we need a kick. And it comforts us when we need a nostalgic reminder of the beauty of our past.
I grew up in the 80s and JW was the soundtrack to so many films. I'm not sure Spielberg would have had the career he had without the extraordinary music.
Did my life just pass by me once again. Due to Carrie’s cancer I sit here alone again…listening to what lovely feelings musicians continuously bring to us…thanks..
This is absolutely beautiful! John Williams is phenomenal for putting this together. He is a great conductor and composer! I could listen to this on repeat!
@martyprod2, this is actually from 2002. He conducted this concert the Saturday night following a week of tributes to his 70th birthday. That concert was the first Boston Pops concert I attended. I've seen him conduct 22 times!
Ah thanks ! i took the date from the end credits of the show ior maybe from the Boston pops program website lol. someone made a mistake, i will change that immediatly , thank you ! wow, 22 times... I'm very jealous now ;).
For the ones where the comment has been erased or not approved :
"Message to people who come here to insult, tell bad things about Mr Williams or his music, or don't agree with the playlist of this film music medley (YOU ARE PLENTY !!!).
YOU want to complain about why this composer or this one or this other one is not featured in this video / recording / Tribute / Salute, that this one had an oscar, or two or three or a million and you don't understand why it's not featured. You don't understand why your favorite composer or your favorite movie or favorite tune is not in this Film Medley...
From now, your comment will be erased. This "Salute to film composers" is available on other channels on youtube, there is even the original version made for the Oscars, so do youself and to me a favor, save my time (and yours) and go writing your negative comments elsewhere, Thank You."
Marty.
Bravo! Well said. Stand for what you believe in. It's your channel and you're the one who creates the content you want. I like it!
Thank you! Much appreciated. This was a beautiful medley and no need for complaints or negativity. And thank you for uploading the video. I have watched it like 5 times, so far :)
Well F that attitude, I'll watch it elsewhere so TH-cam can spend their pennies on a better cause. :D
@@mjohnstone2399 This channel is NOT monetized..
Amen!
"Without John Williams, bikes don't fly, nor do brooms in Quidditch matches, nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the earth. We do not wonder, we do not weep, we do not believe." - Steven Spielberg
I love that quote so much, because it's true.
Hear hear!
And there wasn't a dry eye in either the audience or even the orchestra when he conducted Schindler's List.
Thanks Steven we all agree with you.
Friend and partner
This has to be one of the best examples of a well done medley I've ever heard. No awkward transitions... Just flows so smoothly.
What about the transition to Psycho though? 😅
@@lubix1665 bahaha fair enough but the flow is still there for me regardless of the abrupt start. It sort of comes to natural pause just before psycho. And that change from psycho to jaws!!
With some of them just a quick tidbit. 4 or 5 notes
I love the way John Williams smiles when going from Titanic music to suddenly Pscho music
@@TromboneConductor767 In my opinion, the abrupt transition adds to it. Makes it a little more uncomfortable, which it should be. :)
The most epic thing about this is how much of this music he originally wrote, how deserving he is to include his own music, and how modest he is not to include some of his works that absolutely could have been included.
It speaks volumes about his talent, and his humility.
@@obiwan88 well, try naming another composer who made 3 appearances in this medley
@@haiteng61 I'm surprised he didn't get 4 times by putting in Close Encounters Of The Third Kind.
@@SupermarketSweep777 Or the theme from Superman.
Actually there was only one Oscar-winning score he didn't take from, and that was Schindler's List. His other original score Oscars (Jaws, Star Wars, E.T.) are all included. His fifth Oscar came from an adaptation of Fiddler on the Roof as I recall, but I don't believe that was an original score Oscar.
I love how he includes three of his own pieces, and rather than be annoyed by this, we all think he's being humble.
Because you realize how much is missing: Superman, Schindler's list, Hedwig's Theme, the Imperial March, the Olympic Fanfare, Indiana Jones and that's just what I can think of quickly.
@@fredsafarowic3149
He had more contenders than any other composer. But who knows how he chose them? Putting them all together as he did was huge!
@@tishtashtishtash
I think you are correct, thank you.
@@fredsafarowic3149 Jurassic Park, Harry Potter, Home Alone, Hook... neverending list.
Bit more actually, considering he did considerable work on GWTW and Titanic.
John Williams is a gift to the human race. Plain and simple.
Grande e maravilhoso presente ganhamos gratidão gratidão gratidão
Genius
Will NEVER forget the opening of Star Wars
Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb bro graduated from mcdonalds 💀
The transition from Jaws to the pink panther was incredible.
❤ YES, AMAZING
John Williams , an American Treasure.
If it wasn't for composers like John we wouldn't have these glorious moment's.
Hello 👋
Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars,
Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry
Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic
theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is
rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his
work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like
Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
As a retired studio singer blessed with a busy 60 year career I am so honored to say I was present on recording sessions of several of John’s scores. One of them was Close Encounters. I mentioned to him how much I loved Star Wars and he replied that it was a lot of hard work. Thank you, John, for ALL your hard work over your extraordinary career which has blessed the lives of millions of movie goers around the world. What a legacy! And happy belated 90th!
Nice. Which others ones did you participate in?
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
@jurandysilca You’re so very welcome!
I always wanted your job. Congratulations!
Compliments to the orchestra to be able to switch so effortlessly from one musical theme to another.
I was wondering how many time changes there had to be in this piece.
18 times changes (without including the 4/4 at the beginning.)
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
They're professionals!
They're PROFESSIONALS!!
This is what TH-cam is for. Moments of pure joy like this.
yes!
AOIBHNEAS!
I agree. So true ❤
Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars,
Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry
Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic
theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is
rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his
work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like
Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
I’ve seen this so many times and it never gets old. Going from Titanic to Psycho is a pro-level move.
... then to _Jaws_ and _The Pink Panther._ Exhilarating stuff!
And gone with the wind at the end was the perfect touch
Comedy silver became comedy gold.
@@mattrismatt Going from Jaws to Psycho was almost a dig at himself for how Jaws has a similar vibe to Psycho, with its short repeating notes.
I couldn't imagine being in the orchestra and getting to work with John Williams. What a honor.
Can you imagine, listening to a movie that you played in and thinking I got to play for him. A once in a lifetime happening!!
One word for John Williams …. Simply a genius a true genius.
Ahhh that transition from the 20ty Century Fox fanfare to Star Wars was such a tease!!! Loved it!!!! This was all just amazingly beautiful
He Actually wrote the star wars theme in the same key so the transition would be smooth.
@@bmdj4986 Psycho into Jaws is good too.
😊😊😊太棒了！
@@kadindarklord I like how the audience actually cracked up at that and you can see how much John loved that transition too.
Brilliant!! John Williams is a National Treasure indeed. Thank you for this special video.
I still can't get over when John Williams' own Star Wars theme transitions into Erich Wolfgang Korngold's the Sea Hawk
Korngold still the best film composer.
Shame that it didn't transition into Korngold's King's Row... oh wait... it's the same 😂
@@richardque4952 You can certainly make a strong case for him. Whenever people say that there's no American "classical" music I just point them to the movies, and Korngold is at the top of the list.
@@bobbell1922 Gershwin, Copland, Bernstein, Ives, Cage, etc... I am not from USA and I don't live there, but sure they need a better educational system, US also has a very fluid culture. And also, Korngold was austrian, He lived the late romanticism in Music, remember that the first Hollywood composers were inmigrated from Europe.
Many of the greats came over after fleeing Nazism. Korngold also wrote “serious” classical music for piano and orchestra but the movie studios paid most of the bills.
Max Steiner was 9 years older than EWK and came to New York in 1914 working first on Broadway. Considered the father of film music he was also from Austria. His godfather was Richard Strauss and as a young man had private tutoring from Gustav Mahler.
The “old timers” were a transition from the European classical tradition to American popular music for movies.
How can anyone not love this? This is a perfect set of music clips picked by John Williams himself. He is now retired and will be missed. His music will be around for future generations to love and enjoy. These films should be re-introduced in theaters to future generations to keep the love of them alive. I would love to see them replayed in theaters on the big screen.
1/ John Williams is not the only one who worked on this. this arrangement / medley has been done in collaroration with Conrad Pope
2/ there is no official statement that Mr Williams is retired, and it's normal, because he's not ! he's still touring worldwide and give concerts, and didn't told "no" to steven spielberg in case steven would ask him to write a new movie score. he clearly told it in several interview (check the Stephen colbert interview for the release of the Fabelmans :
Williams : "steven is someone i can't tell no".
despite his actual healt issues which forced him to cancel all his concerts for 2024, i'm sure the strong man will come back in 2025 ! we all hope !
just for your information, usually musicians never retire.
John Williams and John Barry did this style justice with thought. Two of the most talented souls in the history of film.
John Barry was the greatest. Somewhere in Time Out of Africa Born Free
Add Jerry Goldsmith and Elmer Bernstein to that list and we're talking
John Barry is the best!
John Barry is the best!
The respect the audience gave him when each of his themes played was the best part of this video.
Unfortunatly, This is the audience of the Boston Symphony Hall for the Boston Pops Orcthestra. Except some Williams fan in the audience eventually who succeded to have one of these very expense tickets, this is one of the worst audience in concert on the whole planet (It's not a joke, and it's, unfortunatly, a well know fact).
The feeling that the audience give respect to williams music is unfortunaly not accurate, they don't care. Really... :( It's just a bunch of rich people from Boston, who spend their night here for a drink. Some of them doesn't even know who John Williams is and dont care about this music.
It is amazing how they can transition from one song to another without missing a note.
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
They're professionals
They're professionals!
They're professionals!
John Williams is an icon. He's positively brilliant. This was a well written and performed musical tribute. The songs flowed right into each other.
Hello 👋
Er no. Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars,
Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry
Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic
theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is
rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his
work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like
Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
I enjoy how he tried to utilize a variety of composers......tossing in 3 of his own themes just made the audience happier (me too)
I think it was actually Conrad Pope who arranged this medley.
@@iceomistar4302 Interesting! I kinda wondered a bit as some of these sounded a bit different than when John recorded them outright with the BPO....Gone With The Wind for example....My point being that I think JW himself would have stuck a bit closer to the original orchestrations but just my opinion.
@@maestroclassico5801 I think John Williams approved of Conrad Pope's arrangements, they needed to flow seemlessly.
@@iceomistar4302 maybe, but the Gone With The Wind "Tara" theme was bad in this version
John was my gateway drug into film compositions. I remember the exact day I discovered he composed most of my favorite soundtracks and that's when I fell in love with movie scores. I'm 25 and I was like 10 or 11 when I discovered it. I have no experience in an orchestra other then playing a recorder in 4th grade but listening to his music and watching him talk about it definitely has taught me alot about it
You never wanted to be a musician or learn a bit more about "this" except as a listener only ?
@@Martyprod2 never wanted to honestly. I mean I've always wanted to learn piano and guitar since My mom knows both but doesn't know how to teach (Even though her mom was music teacher)
@@GiantMovieNerdtm bad idea to learn with a mom ! lol.. i tried, it was impossible... (My own mother was a piano teacher).
I'm mainly self teached and after a while, I took the other parts with an amazing french Jazz pianist during 3 years. if you really want to learn something you'll do it anyway, and 25 is not too late... no matter the way. That's what I did : th-cam.com/users/didiermartini / didiermartini.com (if curious i'm this guy).
I am now 73. I had a similar reaction to music scores when I was around 8 to the score by Elmer Bernstein for "THe 10 Commandment".
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My "gateway" composer was Henry Mancini but there were many more to follow. Enjoy the journey.
@@Martyprod2 moms are many-sided, some musicians have learned from mom and where would we be without them: fletcher henderson and mildred bailey to name but two.
The transitions are so seamless! Especially going straight from Psycho to Jaws.
If it wasn't for Psycho, I don't think Jaws would have sounded the way it did, after Psycho everyone was trying to emulate Bernard Herrmann.
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Yes! It's perfect. My favorite, though, is his transition from "E.T" to "Gone with the Wind." Brilliant.
Why can’t all of our music be like this? So much excellence, from the entire orchestra! Bravo!
They're professionals, NOT a bunch of tone deaf teenagers
Williams LOVES Gone With The Wind, he always ends his film music medleys with that unforgettable and marvelous score.
Williams has very good taste! Which is why I love his music so very much - he's my top favorite composer of all time. Why? He's the only composer at his level (the top) which is still alive and totally willing to teach. I'm not a musician, but having been born by a musician I know that music is a fundamental to life. Don't ask a scientist about this, they have lots of theories, none proven.
One of the Greatest scores ever written though the PC brigade tear down the film.
@@vintagebrew1057 The score is wonderful, though that doesn't change the fact that gone with the wind is southern revisionist history in the same way that gods and generals or song of the south are.
@@SploooksYet, I think we should still view these types of films with an educated eye and understanding of the times in which they were made. I am under no illusion about the content and certainly don't support its sentiments.
@@vintagebrew1057 Oh of course, I fully agree with you there.
This VIDEO should be kept forever cause we do remember (and feel) all these fabulous themes and their respective FILMS but most of us NEVER remember their composers , all of them (except by 3 ) all dead now...A GREAT TRIBUTE we should keep forever !!🏆🌟🎬🎶🎼👏👏👏
Williams is a musical genius, and I seldom use the word. He makes films really come alive.
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There should be a TV special with every director John Williams’ music has changed their lives.
The way the melodic clips were used in this medley is really admirable. It is like one entire composition telling a story webbed in a single thread.
Absolutely!
I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days and you know God loves us so much,So where are you originally from? I am Ramos originally from Spain. But was born and raised in Sacramento, CA..
I love how clever the transitions are. e.g. the serious, tragic themes from Spellbound and Titanic are followed up by Jaws and Psycho for comic relief.
I love how clever the transitions are serious, tragic themes from spellbound and Titanic are followed
Great reply, Karolina 🙄
This is just Epic.
Magnifico
It's funny how many of these scores were written by Williams. The man is a genius, oure and simple.
You're wrong.
It's not "Just" Epic........
But I missed the theme from Superman (the late CR).
@@Southamericangirl42 Williams was in berlin giving a concert few days ago. they played the superman march there. Waiting the streaming of the concert there with "impatience" :
www.digitalconcerthall.com/en/concert/53783
The movies wouldn't be what they are without the great scores created by these fantastic composers. Thank you John Williams et all.
This man is an absolute legend. Jurassic Park and E.T. are two of my favorite childhood movies ever. Both soundtracks are just stunning and I get goosebumps every single time. Pure magic. I also would like to shoutout Home Alone as well. This performance just proves that John Williams can do it all. God bless him. A national treasure.
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Is nice to meet you here where are you from ?
Is nice to meet you here where are you from ?
Is nice to meet you here where are you from ?
Loaded with memories transitioning from one epic piece to the next
Impeccable! Only John Williams' capable hands could make this a real treat to the ears --- lush and inspiring. I was a French Horn player for many years and played some of his compositions. Ah, to have been in that orchestra, though ...
Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars,
Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry
Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic
theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is
rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his
work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like
Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
Marty, I've listened to this video and the music that you posted on the channel probably half a dozen time. I'm watching in the afternoon. I have a rest. I watch it before I go do my workout as a swimmer love it. Thank you so so so much AnnMarie Santa Barbara, California.
Thanks to you. i'm unfortunatly not responsible to this, it's Mr Williams and others, ahah, but I appreciate the comment :) ! All the best from the french riviera !
@@Martyprod2 and I on the Santa Barbara Calif Rivera!
@@Sbannmarie yeah, we're pretty close lol !
John Williams is one of the greatest contemporary composers, and truly one of the greatest of all time. He is also a wonderfully warm and unassuming person. Magnificent!
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😅Williams is overrated. A zero compared to Bernard Herrmann or Jarre
@@James-ll3jb no biggie, he only composed Schindler's List, entirety of Star Wars,
Saving Private Ryan, all of Indiana Jones, Jurassic Park, Jaws, Harry
Potter, E.T, Home Alone, Superman, Catch me if you can, original Olympic
theme, the list goes on and on. On the other hand, Herrmann's work is
rudimentary in comparison to Williams and the cultural relevance of his
work is completely non existent, with only a few notable ones like
Vertigo, Taxi Driver, Citizen Kane, Psycho, North by Northwest. Same thing for Maurice Jarre, not very relevant.
This piece of music simply shows how beautiful this man's mind is. We won't see another like him for a long time.
Brings back the joys of going to the movies when I was young.
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What a shame martyprod2 had to issue an admonishment to this video... JW is a national treasure and gifted composer. He has scored the soundtrack of our lives in his music, thank you for posting this great work.
This man right here put my whole childhood into music and now that I am an adult, he's the one who got that magic to bring me back to that precious time.
No medley of so many scores is easily constructed. And then John Williams picks up the baton.
At 44 years of age, just THIS alone still brings to the very surface of all my years - The young child - The very last of my innocence - From days better past when I believed in something so unbelievably larger than life itself. Even as I write this, I find tears welling up in my eyes and down my face because I often wonder what happened and where have those days gone?!
The humble smile when people start to applaud his compositions... brings a tear of joy to my eyes.
I love the transition between Psycho, Jaws, and The Pink Panther. Three iconic themes back to back to back.
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@@markharold2732 who’re you and way do u want?
@@meganbeyers9318 Well my name is Mark Harold just wanna be good friends
@@meganbeyers9318 is nice to meet you here looking forward to hear from you
@@markharold2732 leave me alone please.
John Williams is arguably the centerpiece of Hollywood. None of all those amazing movies are memorable, without his touch. Spielberg said it himself
Can't possibly say anything negative about this.
Where are Franz Waxman, Dimitri Tiomkin, Alex North, George Delerue, Victor Young, etc? But I agree, for the length of time they had, they managed to squeeze a lot of great composers and film music in.
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Miklos Rozca was a mentor and friend to John Williams and the composers of the monumental Ben Hur and other seminal works... I imagine it must have been heart breaking not to be able to squeeze a few bars in of his while including no fewer than four of his own soundtracks in.
André Raymond Spellbound was included.
25 people did. Idiots by the way.
Beautiful so beautiful so flippin beautiful and moving and superbe, thank you Mr Williams
Melodies of the gods of musical composition. Bring tears to my eyes.
Magnífico! A música eleva nosso espírito e faz nossa alma sorrir. Belíssima apresentação!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍
I am sure that MANY of them will go down as some histories greatest composers; espeically John Williams. God bless them all for the joy and tears they gave us over the years!
Música é alma ! A capacidade de resgatar emoções tão diferentes nestes 5 minutos do vídeo nos prova isso . Amei 💝
Muito Lindo Mesmo 👏👏👏 Eleva Nossas Almas,E Nos Traz Saudades De Filmes Que Marcaram Nossas Vidas!!!🙏🙏🙏...
Maravilhoso,Encantador, Parabéns Pra Esta Linda Orquestra!!!👏👏👏...
Maravilhoso 👏👏.
Listening to this I realise how much I miss hearing a full symphony in a live performance
I strongly advise you to do it then it is good use of music
Love the way they went from 20th century fox right into starwars
Watching John as each one of his creations came up, you can see him right back in that time. This concert means a lot to him as well
Wow, the segue from 20th century fox to Star Wars and Spellbound to Titanic. Genius.
Pour moi c’est le plus grand compositeur de musiques de films. Merci à vous Maestro. 👍🎶👌
Wow, what an arrangement! So many memories, tears, and laughter all in just over 5 mins. The orchestra did well to quickly move from one mood to the next. 🥰
One of the best, if not THE best, composers of our lifetime. Thanks for sharing.
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The transition from Titantic to Psycho to Jaw then to Pink Panther is probably the most clever thing I have ever seen. It is so smooth and so well-integrated yet you can tell the distinction between each masterpiece.
As of 2020, the only surviving composers that are part of this medley are
Bill Conti
Andrea Morricone
Randy Newman
and of course, John Williams.
When this was originally performed (2002), the composers still alive at that time were:
Malcolm Arnold
Bill Conti
John Barry
Elmer Bernstein
Jerry Goldsmith
James Horner
Maurice Jarre
Andrea Morricone
Ennio Morricone
Randy Newman
and John Williams.
Exelente maravilhosos imperdível parabens Aldo José Dellore medico
Sem explicação de tão fantástico. A contribuição do cinema para a música é inegável.
So sad, so few of the great Silver and Bronze Age composers left, Jerry could still be with us today do could James Horner.
Magnífico John, humildade é a virtude admirável, que mais me encantou nessa, lindíssima apresentação. God bless you
Que coisa mais espetacular! Iniciando com Casablanca, passando por Tubarão, Exodus, Dr.Jivago, Cinema Paradiso, E.T. e tantos outros. Maravilha! Amei!!
Muito bom.do passado mas sempre no presente e futuro
Mr Williams did a fabulous jobs on arranging this medley
If I could just borrow the masterpiece of a mind from John Williams, just so I could feel and hear all of his genius and stunning ideas! 🙏🏻
John Williams respects all the other composers and acknowledges them.
This man is a legend, I have listened to his work...and ...oh wow !
John Williams is the king of modern composers! This is truly epic. Probably the best medley ever written. The transitions flow like a river. The most notable and very smooth are: Casabalanca to Citizen Kane; Newman Fanfare to Star Wars, Psycho to Jaws, Out of Africa to Dr. Zhivago, Patton to Rocky, Cinema Paradiso to The Godfather, The Godfather to ET then Gone With The Wind.
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2002! Look at his huge arm movements and lively conducting! He's really slowed down and is just enjoying music and the moments now and that's so nice to witness.
Anyway, what a gorgeous set of pieces, several of which he has composed, previously made award winning recordings of, and very much enjoys. That Godfather to ET transition was so smooth!
I was thinking just the same about his movements =)
This is so beautiful! What a great tribute! All my favorite themes are in this medley! I could use this and play guess the theme!
...now the most nominated musical individual in Oscar history; surpassed by onlyWalt Disney in total nominations; the only Oscar nominee to have seven decades of nominated work; bravo, John!
I think you need to re-check your statement.
My sources say that Walt Disney had 59 nominations and 22 WINS.
John (and I am NOT denegrating this incredible genius) has 52 nominations and 5 wins.
...I stand corrected.
I love my wonderful Boston Pops and the incomparable John Williams. I was raised in Sturbridge, MA about 40 miles west of Boston. Love it all.
John Williams is truly an American Treasure. So gifted , magnificent composer.
This was fantastic. So many emotions listening to this. Nice he started and ended with Max Steiner.
I love it when John Williams grins during the Jaws segment, that also got the biggest applause. That soundtrack made him a music legend. Here his arrangement of Patton and the Magnificent Seven are equally great.
And he didn't include his greatest work Schindler's List. What a class act.
Holy shit what a smooth transission from 20th century fox to star wars!
I think Star Wars was intentionally written in the same key as Fox.
There’s perhaps not a more influential master of music in the history of the world than John Williams. His music quite literally runs through our veins and inspires us when we need a kick. And it comforts us when we need a nostalgic reminder of the beauty of our past.
Greatest musician for modern history, he accompanies the Americans to travel along the journey of greatness and glory.
The transitions on this are amazing.
From the fox fanfare going seamlessly into the Star Wars theme, and then Pyscho to Jaws to Pink Panther 😂
Perfeito, que bom que ainda podemos usufruir dessa maravilha. Não há quem não goste.
I grew up in the 80s and JW was the soundtrack to so many films. I'm not sure Spielberg would have had the career he had without the extraordinary music.
When the Jaws theme kicks in, his smile and obviously the music gave me chills
Deslumbrante! Aplausos em pé!!! Gratidão, Maestro Compositor John Williams!
My God!!! Such professionalism! The way the effortlessly blended into the next piece. SUPERB!!!
Muito bonito, nos leva a um passado maravilhoso. Belo arranjos.
I was about to cry the first minute in... but then heard Exodus and was screaming in excitement at that point :D Incredible!!!
John Williams and the Boston Pops. Great tribute arrangement. Joyful memories, a few scary moments, but above all, great music
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John Williams is one of the Greatest Composers of our time.
Thank you for posting. Wow! This kind of accomplishment is no longer, so thank you for posting.
I love it that he saved the very best for the end. Tara’s Theme would still be recognized globally!
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Did my life just pass by me once again. Due to Carrie’s cancer I sit here alone again…listening to what lovely feelings musicians continuously bring to us…thanks..
This is brilliant!
What a talent and musical genius.
Never forgotten. ❤️❤️❤️
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This is absolutely beautiful! John Williams is phenomenal for putting this together. He is a great conductor and composer! I could listen to this on repeat!
Amazing how many emotions you can feel in a few minutes
The fact that he could've made this entire thing out of his own music is amazing.
Genial arranjo! Maravilhoso recordar todas essas famosas trilhas sonoras! Sensacional, aplausos 👏👏👏👏
Beloved John Williams, you made this world a better place to live in.
@martyprod2, this is actually from 2002. He conducted this concert the Saturday night following a week of tributes to his 70th birthday. That concert was the first Boston Pops concert I attended. I've seen him conduct 22 times!
Ah thanks ! i took the date from the end credits of the show ior maybe from the Boston pops program website lol. someone made a mistake, i will change that immediatly , thank you ! wow, 22 times... I'm very jealous now ;).