I had this piece played at my wifes funeral but instead of brass it was played by John Williamson the guitarist with the backing of a symphone orchestra still brings tears to me. Both recordings are beautiful.
@@jimspink2922 John Williams... but yea my favourite guitar concerto... it holds a special place in my heart... my father and i took a road trip and we blasted it :)
Watched it so many times, but the goose bumps remain. What a wonderful film. Billy Elliot was one I saw many times. Tiny budget but unforgettable movies 🎥🎥🎥🎥
This was filmed only a few miles from where we lived. I Lived through those memory clips there.I have to say it breaks my heart every time I watch this film, and this music piece inparticular.Peter P portrayng the miner, suffering with black lung is a masterpiece of acting. They were dark and very difficult times indeed. Some families never managed to recover financially from the repercussions of the Strike, or the consequences of the working environment on miners working the pit face. Most kids these days dont appreciate how easy they actually have it most of the time.
Un film coup de poing particulièrement émouvant et une des plus belles scènes du film ! A voir et revoir ! Extraordinaire Pete Postlethwaite... décédé trop tôt
Absolutely one of my favorites.movies, such true emotions as to what was happening to the mining industry and the latest ves it destroyed.Supurb acting and the music especially the beautiful Tara Fitzgerald solo still brings a lump to my throat. Brilliant, one of my favourite movies that u never tire of seeing.
Wow, a wonderful trip down memory lane - for this piece of music, this beautifully made sad film, and for so many excellent young actors who went on to bring such joy and meaning in their acting in the ensuing years.
There's acting...then there's been so in tune (no pun intended) with the story you're trying to tell. Regardless of film taste, musical taste, whatever taste, this is one of the most perfectly filmed scenes out there
I can't think of a musical moment - video or otherwise that moves me more than this performance, to think that forty or so years later my own son has no context for it, to feel it. At the same time the pretended great legend of what was a truly evil woman with her stained hooks in power goes from strength to strength as if undeniable.
By Jove !!! Till now, I thought I didn’t like brass instruments !!! Now I am in love, what a shock, that’s amazing, that’s fabulous :) Thank you UTube for sharing.
Brilliant film all true to life my dad was a miner at Monkwearmouth in Sunderland....Now these guys were real men im so proud im a miners daughter and come from a long heritage of miners ...
It breaks my heart to see scenes like this and remember the miners of the old days and the miner bands and what has happened to the country and the people who are gone now 😢😢😢
This works for the simple reason that these men and lady wanted to feel good about something they were doing in a very dark time for the town they lived in!! A very simple and sweet story!!
Of course Wynton Marsalis is the real star here. Greatest horn player around-classical or jazz.But the film is brilliant along with all the actors.A bitter reminder of Thatcher's destruction of Britain. A legacy that British people still live through. Thank god I haven't lived there for over 5 decades 😢
I remember reading all about the trouble of closing the coal mines in England, reading about it in the Daily telegraph in Australia. Putting miners out of work because it was cheaper to import coal from China. Can you please tell an illinformed man about people who were effected by pit closures how has their lives moved forward.
Speaking for myself, as an ex-miner, made redundant Christmas 1990, it was a bit of a roller coaster ride. Took me about four years to find a full time job, did have part time jobs as a warehouse worker, taxi driver, data inputter. Eventually got in to working in social housing as a support worker, my last job was in a mental health rehab unit, which lasted me up to retirement seven years ago. That was a job I loved, worthwhile and good people to work with. Closing the pit was, for me, probably a good thing in the end, certainly health wise, if I'd worked in the pit up to retirement it would probably have left more of a mark.
Good thing this movie came out before the whole global warming thing got started. Today many Green people would say the mines should have been closed twenty years sooner.
It’s not about the pit, or the coal - whilst these are real things and events, it’s more about community and people pulling together despite adversity. It’s hard to glamourise an industry that at the heart of it wrecked lives and put profit before people. I speak as one from a family of miners who led short, hard lives and died young often as a consequence of the work. Indeed it would have been much better if the mines had been phased out centuries before, but the options weren’t there then
@@graham1735 Wait, a company tried to make a profit? Pray tell, how else would any company operate? Indeed, isn't that the real reason the mines were closed, they weren't profitable?
@@eamonanderson1304Aye lad; there's nowt wrong wirra bit of profit, as long as it's not at some other buggers expense...these lads were coffin up black phlegm so't rest of us could switch ont kettle. Think on...
Yes this is one of my emotional relax time listening. Although such a political music compilation depending what side you lean too. Absolutely a great movie and the music is superb but it divides the listeners and starts so many arguments and escalates to hatred. This video and music has so much meaning to the Brits that were involved. The family's, the wages and jobs within the mining industry wiped out. Things had to change but it changed into a war that i could understand as no viable employment alternative in the areas. It was done so quick but maybe not as we will never know the true facts....i guess i will be bombarded with yes we did. Unfortunately it had to happen but maybe it wouldn't with correct management but me to say. After all said the music should inspire you to like and enjoy . All i know is this is a great interpretation of music and feelings that gives us joy listening. .
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I don't know why, but this movie it's one of my favourites of all time. ❤️
The acting is superb, the plot compelling, the music beautiful, and Tara Fitzgerald is gorgeous. What a fine movie!
You mean Gloria.......
Cant think of anything so beautifull as this Piece of music
I had this piece played at my wifes funeral but instead of brass it was played by John Williamson the guitarist with the backing of a symphone orchestra still brings tears to me. Both recordings are beautiful.
@@jimspink2922 John Williams... but yea my favourite guitar concerto... it holds a special place in my heart... my father and i took a road trip and we blasted it :)
One of the best film clips
Pete p masters it
An unique piece of acting, just by moving his head and his expression
Masterful
This number always makes me cry!
It was written after Joaquin Rodrigo, lost a child!😭
Joachim Rodriguez, wrote this after he lost a child!
Watched it so many times, but the goose bumps remain. What a wonderful film. Billy Elliot was one I saw many times. Tiny budget but unforgettable movies 🎥🎥🎥🎥
Goosebumps never lie
This was filmed only a few miles from where we lived. I Lived through those memory clips there.I have to say it breaks my heart every time I watch this film, and this music piece inparticular.Peter P portrayng the miner, suffering with black lung is a masterpiece of acting. They were dark and very difficult times indeed. Some families never managed to recover financially from the repercussions of the Strike, or the consequences of the working environment on miners working the pit face. Most kids these days dont appreciate how easy they actually have it most of the time.
Perfectly stated
Sometimes I'd like to give 10 thumbs up. Sometime there are pure jewel pieces of music. This is one of it.
I am a miner's son and a former trombone player, albeit in a swing big band. This touched me in so many ways. Thanks for uploading!
Great film god bless all miners glen
It still gives me goosebumps every time I hear it. All I can say absolutely beautiful.
and so it should
Pete Postlethwaite - a truly great actor who never got the accolades he deserved.
Spielberg called him the best actor he ever worked with...
Incredible as Giuseppe Conlon in 'In the Name of the Father'!
@@Karma-qt4ji very memorable in anything I can find him acting in. May he rest in peace
Un film coup de poing particulièrement émouvant et une des plus belles scènes du film ! A voir et revoir ! Extraordinaire Pete Postlethwaite... décédé trop tôt
Absolutely one of my favorites.movies, such true emotions as to what was happening to the mining industry and the latest ves it destroyed.Supurb acting and the music especially the beautiful Tara Fitzgerald solo still brings a lump to my throat. Brilliant, one of my favourite movies that u never tire of seeing.
Those Coal Mines of Hard work brought forth the Choirs and The Brass Bands of so many unnamed folks That brought a sparkle into Daily Life
I first heard this about two weeks ago, and I’m totally hooked! Never considered Brass music, but this is fabulous, listen to it every day!
Nothing beat a miners brass band
Concierto de Aranjuez. Compositor Joaquín Rodrigo. Second act adagio.
Still awesome in 2024❤
Pete Postlewaite my favourite actor never seen him act badly in any films etc he has appeared in vastly underrated God bless you Pete
Gets me every time I hear this tune 😭
Wow, a wonderful trip down memory lane - for this piece of music, this beautifully made sad film, and for so many excellent young actors who went on to bring such joy and meaning in their acting in the ensuing years.
I'm not crying. You are.
You’re not wrong
Oh yes
There's acting...then there's been so in tune (no pun intended) with the story you're trying to tell. Regardless of film taste, musical taste, whatever taste, this is one of the most perfectly filmed scenes out there
There's more acting talent in that one room than the whole of Hollywood.
Going to have this at my funeral. So beautiful, so moving. Not a dry eye...
My favorite scene of that great movie ! RIP Pete, I loved you so in that movie and in the Name of the Father !
I can't think of a musical moment - video or otherwise that moves me more than this performance, to think that forty or so years later my own son has no context for it, to feel it. At the same time the pretended great legend of what was a truly evil woman with her stained hooks in power goes from strength to strength as if undeniable.
Tears in my eyes again. It does it everytime.
By Jove !!! Till now, I thought I didn’t like brass instruments !!!
Now I am in love, what a shock, that’s amazing, that’s fabulous :)
Thank you UTube for sharing.
Brilliant film all true to life my dad was a miner at Monkwearmouth in Sunderland....Now these guys were real men im so proud im a miners daughter and come from a long heritage of miners ...
It breaks my heart to see scenes like this and remember the miners of the old days and the miner bands and what has happened to the country and the people who are gone now 😢😢😢
This makes me weep. Everytime i see it. Stonkingly brilliant film. Absolutely brilliant.
Beautiful
Wonderful film and music
So beautiful....love it 💕
Still put this one every once in awhile
For me this is the most beautiful performance of this concert. Everytime tears in my eyes.
This is a wonderful movie. It captures working people trying to get along. Pathos.
This sends chills up and down my spine.
as flugel horn player myself this is wonderfull wonderfull wonderfull brings me to tears
This works for the simple reason that these men and lady wanted to feel good about something they were doing in a very dark time for the town they lived in!! A very simple and sweet story!!
It was this movie where I first heard "Concierto de Aranjuez". I was moved by this piece of music.
She calls that wobbly. Brilliant Pete.
I have watched this so many times and everytime I cannot withold the tears... because it is so funny and at the same time so full of Love ❤
Absolutely beautiful. Many thanks for this.
Pete posstlethwaite amazing
Just Wonderful!!
She calls that wobbly!
No words could ever match this performance, truly beautiful!
Absolutely brilliant
Wouldn't be too hard to act impressed with this 🤣
The great late Pete Postlethwaite
Always loved it especially this scene my late dad adored this movie
The whole film is the best ever everyone in it is fabulous and music amazing
Oh my God! I finally found this. Brings by so many beautiful memories.
Any one have the entire brass score to this?
Best line ever. Pete Pisslewait is Possed...Beautiful..
Great music and dare I say it, an even greater acting performance by pp.
Makes me feel emotional.
A wonderful moment in a wonderful film!
Thumbs up who loves Pete Postlethwaite? So sad we lost him at such a young age. 😔
Magnifique film.
Fantastic, cant stop playin it
Do you want to come in for coffee? I don't drink coffee.Thats good I don't have any coffee.😂
Amazing makes me cry
And she calls that wobbly..brilliant Pete P...R.I.P.
This is a fantastic piece
Of course Wynton Marsalis is the real star here. Greatest horn player around-classical or jazz.But the film is brilliant along with all the actors.A bitter reminder of Thatcher's destruction of Britain. A legacy that British people still live through. Thank god I haven't lived there for over 5 decades 😢
I remember reading all about the trouble of closing the coal mines in England, reading about it in the Daily telegraph in Australia. Putting miners out of work because it was cheaper to import coal from China.
Can you please tell an illinformed man about people who were effected by pit closures how has their lives moved forward.
Speaking for myself, as an ex-miner, made redundant Christmas 1990, it was a bit of a roller coaster ride. Took me about four years to find a full time job, did have part time jobs as a warehouse worker, taxi driver, data inputter. Eventually got in to working in social housing as a support worker, my last job was in a mental health rehab unit, which lasted me up to retirement seven years ago. That was a job I loved, worthwhile and good people to work with. Closing the pit was, for me, probably a good thing in the end, certainly health wise, if I'd worked in the pit up to retirement it would probably have left more of a mark.
Thanks for sharing your story . Enjoy your retirement and may it be a long one , it sounds as if you truly earned it .
My thoughts also ...
So beautiful
Good thing this movie came out before the whole global warming thing got started. Today many Green people would say the mines should have been closed twenty years sooner.
It’s not about the pit, or the coal - whilst these are real things and events, it’s more about community and people pulling together despite adversity. It’s hard to glamourise an industry that at the heart of it wrecked lives and put profit before people. I speak as one from a family of miners who led short, hard lives and died young often as a consequence of the work. Indeed it would have been much better if the mines had been phased out centuries before, but the options weren’t there then
@@graham1735 Wait, a company tried to make a profit? Pray tell, how else would any company operate? Indeed, isn't that the real reason the mines were closed, they weren't profitable?
Thatcher was the one who pushed the Global Warming nonsense into international politics.
@@eamonanderson1304Aye lad; there's nowt wrong wirra bit of profit, as long as it's not at some other buggers expense...these lads were coffin up black phlegm so't rest of us could switch ont kettle. Think on...
Rodrigo's d'orange juice 😃😃
Well done, so very well done.
Wie in einem Traum.... wundervolle Musik..
Yes this is one of my emotional relax time listening.
Although such a political music compilation depending what side you lean too.
Absolutely a great movie and the music is superb but it divides the listeners and starts so many arguments and escalates to hatred.
This video and music has so much meaning to the Brits that were involved.
The family's, the wages and jobs within the mining industry wiped out.
Things had to change but it changed into a war that i could understand as no viable employment alternative in the areas.
It was done so quick but maybe not as we will never know the true facts....i guess i will be bombarded with yes we did.
Unfortunately it had to happen but maybe it wouldn't with correct management but me to say.
After all said the music should inspire you to like and enjoy .
All i know is this is a great interpretation of music and feelings that gives us joy listening. .
Loved this. Do they still have brass bands up north?
On aye! Wouldn't be North without brass bands. Our mam loved them.
Love this❤
Best british film ever
Pete pothlewait amazing
Such a great film.
Brillaint!!! 🤍
My favourite song love it ❤
Bellissima esecuzione da brividi tradurre in inglese grazie
Yassss queeen x
Rodrigo concerto, t’orange juice.
Großartig !!!!
Sublime!!
Great, great film...
Nothing better 😌
The tone is wonderful
Marveles
Women and men who went through miners strike together
Greatest non English film of all time by some distance imho.
Beautiful 👌
Alguém sabe o nome deste filme maravilhoso?
Brassed Off
Please the name of this music AMAZING
Concierto de aranjuez
最高だわ👍
A keep forgetting that Ewan McGregor was in Brassed Off.
Obi Wan Down T'pit.
Love ❤️ this ❤❤❤❤
Lovely.
They do not make them like this anymore .
WOKERY , destroys everything it touches !!!!
Woke means awake to injustice. Anyone ‘woke’ would have been on the side of the miners. Stop trying to use the word as an insult.
Please explain??
grandios!!!
Welcher Film ,tolle Musik😢
Brassed off
Agree love it
Bravo on all counts. Such a poignant film.