Trivia, that tiny little outcropping in the middle of the ring. I learned in STO what that is. The whole ring can fold itself down and fit neatly into the center, and then the little outcropping is a tiny ship that takes off, then the ring folds itself out again. It's amazing looking.
Starts with the song and movie that made me into a Trek Fan, and made me feel... For lack of a better term. Live long and prosper... Peace and long life.... To you all.
The nobility of Spock's sacrifice...the Edenic pristine purity of Carol Marcus's genesis-created garden...the opening strains of the music bring it all back
I've always liked Amok Time's theme, but I never would have contemplated an entire piece dedicated to Vulcans. Thanks for taking us where I never would have considered going on my own. Not because it was a bad thing, but because I never would have considered going further.
What a wonderful composition of wonderful compositions! Very happy that you included the "Demise of Sarek"-Theme from Unification, it still makes my eyes wet. As I love the character and Mark Lenard's performance throughout the years, being the TOS-character with the strongest scenes by far in TNG.
The music from the Amok Time is so dramatic! Can see Kirk and Spock battling it out in the Kal-if-fee. Thank you for this Vulcan collection and all your other suites. I love the music!
This is great stuff (all your collections are, but this one especially). I never considered, until I saw all these tracks grouped together, how Spock and the Vulcans seem to bring out something special in TREK's composers.
I enjoyed listening to this - as has been said - some themes you included surprised me in the best tradition of Star Trek - the known became the unknown until we explored it, and then it was perfect. Thank you!
At the first few notes, I was remembering the scenes from ST II, and Spock's death scene then the garden on the planet "Genesis." This is dedicated to Vulcans but the irony is that this music evokes the most emotions.
Well done! I'm impressed with the consistency of the sound leveling and most of the segues are very smooth. Excellent timing as well! It does seem strange that Horner's Spock piece was practically unused -- I waited for it throughout the work, so it stood out that only a snipit of it showed up in the last phrase. But it did make me realize for the first time that those first four notes are practically identical to the four opening notes of the original series opening -- strange to have never caught that before
26:55 All rise for the decopodian national anthem. 34:11 Sareks goodbye was so superbly written and acted out by Mark Lenard and Patrick Stewart, and the somber music swelling to a full climax, then fading out slowly as Sarek drifts away with the word "Spock" on his lips just underscores the gravitas.
Ah, to see the seat of Surak, where all emotions were burnt on the pyre of Logic. But they did not burn, they transformed, they evolved, into pure logic, alas, that energy in motion could not be hidden, so it disguised itself as aloofness, cool observation, stoicism, and blunt speech. Deep within the heart of every Vulcan, lies the primordial volcanic lusts and desires, struggles and warrior ethos that drove their ancestors to such horrible deeds, seething, learning, adapting. In order to be, one must not be... such a paradox, but that is the enigma that Vulcan persists to be.
I can listen to this over and over, and please forgive me but most of this is Leonard Nimoy s/Spock music, i have seen the other spocks in SNW and the alt time line, and none of them have brough this much inspiration and heart to this music. like Mr Nimoy and the old star trek did.
I do intent to do both actually. The Romulan suite will be shorter, but I think there's enough to make it happen. The Borg suite will have to wait until the release of more Voyager music next spring, but I have some great ideas for how it'll flow. Thanks for watching!
8:22 I always thought this was a sound the Enterprise was making (like a clock in the observation lounge). LOL Never knew it was actually part of the score..
I wish Enterprise had done a great callback to TOS during the Vulcan three parter (The Forge, Awakening, Kir'Shara) and used Gerald Fried's music from Amok Time - especially in Kir'Shara when Archer, T'Pau, and T'Pol are fighting the Vulcan Security Directorate agents with their tactical lirpa. I was pleasantly surprised when SNW did it at the beginning of Spock Amok.
As much hate as trek 5 gets, I always loved Jerry Goldsmith's score. Especially when Sybok is making his speech to the Enterprise crew. Still gives me chills
The 5+ minute Goldsmith piece titled "God Is A Busy Man" I'm sure was suggested by Kirk's line, but I never thought it was the inspiration for a piece of music that long.
Excuse me, sir, but could you please post a shorter version of this? One that lasts less than 10 min. or something? Oh, and by the way, great job! This music is amazing!
@Tyrannicus - As I was listening, I realized that McCarth's "Kir'shara" score @ 38min is a direct musical nod to Khachaturian's Gayane Ballet suite, which was used in 2001: A Space Odyseey.
Admittedly, this one's a little, well, dark, if not outright spooky. I guess you got to just sit quietly and listen to the nuances of this kind of score.
@@jessethane6910 _"That is a d'kyr type science vessel. It would not be able to take on a death star. Besides, that "death star" is the IDIC."_ The D'kyr type was a heavily armed ship, able to hold off Andorian Warships one-on-one. It severely outgunned the NX-Class, even after weapon upgrades. According to Trip Tucker, it takes 1000 NX-class starships to destroy a planet - same exact number as the required number of Imperial Star Destroyers to do the same, according to Han Solo.
@@Idazmi7 Funnily enough, Han Solo greatly exaggerates. The required number of Imperial Star Destroyers to "destroy a world" (in this case, rendering it uninhabitable) in a Base-Delta-Zero orbital bombardment operation is three star destroyers, and in only a few hours. "As few as three Imperial-class Star Destroyers could execute such operations in a 'matter of hours.'" ~Wookieepedia, Base Delta Zero (Legends). For further reference, there is an essay on this tactic (and other considerations) available in this essay: www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Tech/Beam/BaseDeltaZero.html
Ever since I first seen Star Trek (2009) I instantly liked the Spock/Vulcan theme. I like Giacchino's better than Horner's or Sol Kaplan's music from Amok Time.
Still a thought-provoking series, just like Star Wars would still be action-paced without John Williams. In both cases, the music helps to conceptualize the scene. Get the viewer in the right "mood", if you will.
I've never understood why you don't make a series from the perspective of another race, e.g. Romulans or Klingons, give an insight into a culture and way of thinking, and deal with philosophical problems. It's a shame, it's a shame
If you rework this piece to include music from all the current shows (I.e. Unification III from Discovery’s 3rd season), you also might add something from The Animated Series 2nd episode “Yesteryear.”
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The vulcan ships' designs from Enterprise were drop-dead gorgeous.
Trivia, that tiny little outcropping in the middle of the ring. I learned in STO what that is.
The whole ring can fold itself down and fit neatly into the center, and then the little outcropping is a tiny ship that takes off, then the ring folds itself out again.
It's amazing looking.
Yeah, I agree, they are awesome, especially D'Kyr.
@@Zeithri Folding the ring has another use, to protect it from damage in combat, after all this ring is the most vulnerable part of this ship.
They're aesthetic. As T'Pol once said, Vulcans appreciate beauty. Maybe it sounds illogical
@@blinkenschnaag777 It's definitely not illogical.
ironically the suite which in my opinion elicits the most emotion!!
Derek McCarthy Fascinating.
There is no emotion, there is peace. ;)
@@dh1031
Vulcans possess emotion. They have learned to not allow it to rule them.
You know that Spock was really the "heart" of that series!
@MAW SAFGJP So say we all!
40:10 and what's right next has me crying omg. I literally can feel the loss. My poor Spock.
Never existed, while actual living human beings & animals suffer & die EVERY day! Focus.
But it is real!!
Spock .... Leonard Nimoy a very real human man passed away...
Starts with the song and movie that made me into a Trek Fan, and made me feel... For lack of a better term.
Live long and prosper...
Peace and long life....
To you all.
The nobility of Spock's sacrifice...the Edenic pristine purity of Carol Marcus's genesis-created garden...the opening strains of the music bring it all back
I've always liked Amok Time's theme, but I never would have contemplated an entire piece dedicated to Vulcans. Thanks for taking us where I never would have considered going on my own. Not because it was a bad thing, but because I never would have considered going further.
I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching/listening
I have long thought about collecting all the Vulcan music together.And now you have beaten me.Thank you.
What a wonderful composition of wonderful compositions!
Very happy that you included the "Demise of Sarek"-Theme from Unification, it still makes my eyes wet. As I love the character and Mark Lenard's performance throughout the years, being the TOS-character with the strongest scenes by far in TNG.
Tyrannicus, you will always be the intellect which drives the light of creation.
The music from the Amok Time is so dramatic! Can see Kirk and Spock battling it out in the Kal-if-fee.
Thank you for this Vulcan collection and all your other suites. I love the music!
Such wonderful music, brings back so many memories. For Spock & Vulcan - thank you Mr Nimoy. IDIC 🖖🏼
I play a Romulan in STO.... So in the spirit of Spock Prime and the unification I say, Jolan Tru....
Search for Spock is the most hauntingly beautiful score. I know not everyones favorite but its mine...love that movie
I love that movie too and the soundtrack.
🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and very nicely put together in all of its formats, A job very greatly well done indeed!,👌.
This music is well-suited for my pointy ears. It keeps my emotions in check.
'The Search for Spock' has engulfed Star Trek II too, it seems! ;o
+Jeroen Limbeek "I have been, and always shall be, your friend"
Still have too many onions around here....
"Do you have a message for your mother?" "Tell her I feel fine."
I couldn't have thought of a better opening for this suite.
Return to Vulcan was the perfect opening.
+Overcast Thank you!
This is great stuff (all your collections are, but this one especially). I never considered, until I saw all these tracks grouped together, how Spock and the Vulcans seem to bring out something special in TREK's composers.
I enjoyed listening to this - as has been said - some themes you included surprised me in the best tradition of Star Trek - the known became the unknown until we explored it, and then it was perfect. Thank you!
I love this suite so much. I come back often, and listen. It helped me get through my bachelor's, master's, and now my job! Thank you :))
Beautiful !! I really enjoyed listening listening to this Vulcan theme. Good work done Tyrannicus.
vulcan ships looks amazing
43:22
At our current estimates, no more than 10,000 Vulcans have survived.'
I'm now a member of an endangered species.
No one gets out alive. Except on Discovery, where the writers are too inept to create new characters, they just keep reviving dead ones.
I absolutely love the new Vulcan theme music from the reboots...its beautiful and dignified.
All of this star trek music and mega suite is the best of the bestThank You for doing this.Captain Smith
Star Trek will never have better Vulcan-themed music than Horner's Spock's Theme.
funny how this is probably the most emotional
I love the memory aria that starts playing at 23:16; it's the best mood music of all of Star Trek.
At the first few notes, I was remembering the scenes from ST II, and Spock's death scene then the garden on the planet "Genesis." This is dedicated to Vulcans but the irony is that this music evokes the most emotions.
Repression. Why the RC church is spending million$ on pedophile sex scandals.
Live long and prosper, gentlemen. You are missed.
Listening to this music every day is Logical.
Love this music.... So peaceful, and powerful !!!! 🖖🖖🖖🖖❤
Well done! I'm impressed with the consistency of the sound leveling and most of the segues are very smooth. Excellent timing as well! It does seem strange that Horner's Spock piece was practically unused -- I waited for it throughout the work, so it stood out that only a snipit of it showed up in the last phrase. But it did make me realize for the first time that those first four notes are practically identical to the four opening notes of the original series opening -- strange to have never caught that before
Wonderful surprise to see this appear at the tail end of the suite playlist!
26:55 All rise for the decopodian national anthem.
34:11 Sareks goodbye was so superbly written and acted out by Mark Lenard and Patrick Stewart, and the somber music swelling to a full climax, then fading out slowly as Sarek drifts away with the word "Spock" on his lips just underscores the gravitas.
Ah, to see the seat of Surak, where all emotions were burnt on the pyre of Logic. But they did not burn, they transformed, they evolved, into pure logic, alas, that energy in motion could not be hidden, so it disguised itself as aloofness, cool observation, stoicism, and blunt speech. Deep within the heart of every Vulcan, lies the primordial volcanic lusts and desires, struggles and warrior ethos that drove their ancestors to such horrible deeds, seething, learning, adapting. In order to be, one must not be... such a paradox, but that is the enigma that Vulcan persists to be.
Another great job.
Happy Christmas dude. LLAP.
This is wonderful. Thanks for posting this. :)
24:04 Kirk fights Spock with the things.
I can listen to this over and over, and please forgive me but most of this is Leonard Nimoy s/Spock music, i have seen the other spocks in SNW and the alt time line, and none of them have brough this much inspiration and heart to this music. like Mr Nimoy and the old star trek did.
Wonderfully put together!
Thank you so much for these, helps a lot when you have to build 100 banners in a days, cheers :)
Beautiful picture!
Thank you so much, I love it!
"Climb the steps Jim! Climb the steps of Mount Seleya!" 🖖
It should be a chant-- "Seleya; Seleya, your children return; on fiery plumes of the morning, your children to you come..."
Amazing Music !!!! My favorites..
excelente aporte
I suppose it is only logical to do a Romulan Suite next but I appreciate that there is limited material. Perhaps do a Romulan/Borg suite?
I do intent to do both actually. The Romulan suite will be shorter, but I think there's enough to make it happen. The Borg suite will have to wait until the release of more Voyager music next spring, but I have some great ideas for how it'll flow. Thanks for watching!
I listen to your suites whenever I am on Star Trek Online-Foundry. Get's the creative juices flowing. :D
Another good one.
THANK YOU TYRANNICUS🥰
GONGRATS!
MERRY CRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
,.keep up the good work!
8:22 I always thought this was a sound the Enterprise was making (like a clock in the observation lounge). LOL Never knew it was actually part of the score..
I wish Enterprise had done a great callback to TOS during the Vulcan three parter (The Forge, Awakening, Kir'Shara) and used Gerald Fried's music from Amok Time - especially in Kir'Shara when Archer, T'Pau, and T'Pol are fighting the Vulcan Security Directorate agents with their tactical lirpa. I was pleasantly surprised when SNW did it at the beginning of Spock Amok.
Fantastic!
The opening music from TSFP and the music from TMP - reminds me that the best era of Trek was the movies. At least for me.
As much hate as trek 5 gets, I always loved Jerry Goldsmith's score. Especially when Sybok is making his speech to the Enterprise crew. Still gives me chills
The 5+ minute Goldsmith piece titled "God Is A Busy Man" I'm sure was suggested by Kirk's line, but I never thought it was the inspiration for a piece of music that long.
The needs of the many outweighs the needs of the few... Or the one
The elder brother of Man.
Wow!
,.any piece about the Romulans,.!?
Keep up the good work!!!
Does anyone know what happened to Tyrannicus? Is he still around somewhere? His suites were beautifully done.
Excuse me, sir, but could you please post a shorter version of this? One that lasts less than 10 min. or something?
Oh, and by the way, great job! This music is amazing!
@Tyrannicus - As I was listening, I realized that McCarth's "Kir'shara" score @ 38min is a direct musical nod to Khachaturian's Gayane Ballet suite, which was used in 2001: A Space Odyseey.
th-cam.com/video/EB3IokHelRk/w-d-xo.html
Admittedly, this one's a little, well, dark, if not outright spooky. I guess you got to just sit quietly and listen to the nuances of this kind of score.
Probably been answered somewhere, but is there any way to get ahold of the 'missing' Mega Suites?
Also, I swear that's a Death Star coming up in the background. That Vulcan ship'll take it down, no problem.
nope, that is the IDIC symbol, the icon of vulcan logic and ideology.
That is a d'kyr type science vessel. It would not be able to take on a death star. Besides, that "death star" is the IDIC.
@@jessethane6910
_"That is a d'kyr type science vessel. It would not be able to take on a death star. Besides, that "death star" is the IDIC."_
The D'kyr type was a heavily armed ship, able to hold off Andorian Warships one-on-one. It severely outgunned the NX-Class, even after weapon upgrades. According to Trip Tucker, it takes 1000 NX-class starships to destroy a planet - same exact number as the required number of Imperial Star Destroyers to do the same, according to Han Solo.
@@Idazmi7 Well in that case, I stand corrected.
@@Idazmi7 Funnily enough, Han Solo greatly exaggerates. The required number of Imperial Star Destroyers to "destroy a world" (in this case, rendering it uninhabitable) in a Base-Delta-Zero orbital bombardment operation is three star destroyers, and in only a few hours.
"As few as three Imperial-class Star Destroyers could execute such operations in a 'matter of hours.'"
~Wookieepedia, Base Delta Zero (Legends).
For further reference, there is an essay on this tactic (and other considerations) available in this essay:
www.stardestroyer.net/Empire/Tech/Beam/BaseDeltaZero.html
Ever since I first seen Star Trek (2009) I instantly liked the Spock/Vulcan theme. I like Giacchino's better than Horner's or Sol Kaplan's music from Amok Time.
What would Trek be without its music?
Still a thought-provoking series, just like Star Wars would still be action-paced without John Williams. In both cases, the music helps to conceptualize the scene. Get the viewer in the right "mood", if you will.
STAR TREK Mega Suite 6...?
To cry is illogical..
But...
To mourn is....
Totally understandable..
No Spock..
For a human to cry....
IS logical..
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So, Vulcans are pretty much Space Elves, right?
Star Trek's Jedi.
I've never understood why you don't make a series from the perspective of another race, e.g. Romulans or Klingons, give an insight into a culture and way of thinking, and deal with philosophical problems. It's a shame, it's a shame
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If you rework this piece to include music from all the current shows (I.e. Unification III from Discovery’s 3rd season), you also might add something from The Animated Series 2nd episode “Yesteryear.”
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