Yes. Listening again today, and it has me in tears. I do consider the "Schindler's List" soundtrack to be the Master Composer's finest work. Just indelible. 🎉
What is interesting is when Spielberg asked him to compose the score for this film he said he could not and told Spielberg to find someone better. Spielberg replied with "I would, but they are all dead." Such a great backhanded compliment if I say so.
Yes, and what I like best is that you can clearly see that John is *so* blown way by this performance of his *own* piece that he kind of "freezes in time" for a minute..
When Spielberg asked John Williams to write the score for Schindler’s List he showed him an early cut of the movie. Williams stood up and walked out of the screening room. He came back in a few minutes later crying and said “you need someone better than me to write music for this.” And Spielberg said, “I know, but everyone better than you are dead.”
@@margaridacosta270 @Costa Margarida @Costa Margarida But in the last scene in the movie where Schindler (Neeson) laments that he could have saved some more people which was heart touching. Also proved that Neeson is a fantastic actor.
It is a beautiful piece no doubt and a heartfelt one as well. For me it is the power of music that carries us and touches the souls and conscience to never forget lest the past should repeat itself. Beethoven is a different matter
the guy (John Williams) is not even Jewish (I am), and yet in so few minutes, he managed to capture all of the profound sadness and angst that makes up so much of Jewish history. incredible, just incredible
I am a Jew, and a cellist... I have played this piece hundreds of times since I found the transcribed cello and piano version. If another piece of music says "never again" better than this, I have not heard it yet. Williams really carried the sorrow and grief of an entire race... Six million people remembered vividly in one melodic line.
I'd have to say this has to be Spielberg and Williams magnum Opus. The score and film itself is such a great piece of art that should never be forgotten.
Never forgotten like the Holocaust itself. We need to stop tearing down monuments and destroying history whether good or bad. The old adage is true about those who forget history.
@@victoriousrufus6747 i am only glad that we can enjoy and grew up with 2 of the greatest in MY OPINION i don‘t compare them but you just did. Wtf is your problem?
The sadness, the pain and the anguish that this music evocates cannot be put in words. It simply blows my mind that John Williams conveyed so much in just one piece of music.
Everytime I hear this theme I remember that last seen where Schindler collapses asking why he couldn't just save one more. Then the tears well up. It's even more when you look at Spielberg and Williams face like they are back making the movie again and the emotional moment.
John Williams has an extraordinary sensibility for composing musical scores that perfectly capture the essence of a film. This is definitely heart-wrenching beauty.
One of the most haunting pieces of music ever written, for one of the most difficult to watch, yet important movies ever made. Mr. Williams will always be the G.O.A.T!
If there ever was a piece of music that captured the horror and sadness of the holocaust this was it. Truly one of the best pieces of music ever written in the time of my life!
The score itself brings me to tears. Adding the backdrop of the movie it accompanied just gives it the gut punch. Together, both film and score are true masterpieces.
@@joeneighborIt is so difficult to Comprehend films of children being snatched from their Mothers. To be never seen again!..The burden on German Society is there forever!...
@@woodenseagull1899They are back again. Not so explicitly, but evil people doing things to our kids. Not flat out murder this time, but the Marxist, under the cause of "wokness" and generally insane claims, or perverting kids, telling/indoctrinating kids that they can switch sex, and even flat out castrating kids. This is happening in many countries. I used to think Hitler was the epitome of evil. The WHO, WEF, etc., the evil is among us again.
Maravillosa ,nunca vi pelicula q me impactara tanto,30 años despues aun recuerdo al terminar la pelicula ,la gente levantandose de sus butacas con lagrimas en los ojos y un silencio absoluto en una sala enorme llena de gente,solo se escuchaba el sonido de las butacas al levantarlas para salir ,esa sensacion me impacto casi mas q la propia pelicula ,salimos todos en soch por lo q habiamos visto.Aun tengo las entradas guardadas,para tiene aparte de ser una pelicula maravillosa ,un gran valor sentimental ,pues fue la ultima vez q sali con mi marido ya estaba enfermo de cancer terminal y el lo savia ,le pregunte q por q me llevaba a verla y me dijo ,por q se q si no ,no la vas a ver ,fallecio mes y medio despues,siempre se lo agradecere,pues si no es por el no habria visto esta obra maestra ,ni hubiera sentido lo q senti ,fue una noche inolvidable .
I don't understand why every time I listen to this masterpiece, it just makes me want to cry, it's as if it touches my soul and brings it to a degree of sensitivity that I can't control..
It’s a great music of a great movie about one of the most important tragedy seen on the world… I cry every times I listen this music, it break me deeply
I can't listen to this without feeling my heart literally crack. So incredibly moving. So much loss, so much suffering, and he captured it without words. Unbelievable.
Being a musician myself…this truly ranks up there with the most breathtaking music I’ve ever heard !!! Such gorgeous music for such a violent time!!!! Just hearing the 1st 3-4 notes bring my tears!!! Bravissimo John Williams /Spielberg !!!!!!
The sheer genius of John Williams....just incredible. Plenty of movie composers....but the depth of his work especially this one...it's visceral and moves you to a whole other plane. You can see him living the music he wrote. Just brilliant.
Thank you John Williams!! In my opinion this has got to be the most haunting and beautiful piece of music ever created. Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. The conductor, symphony, and soloist were outstanding. My hats off to you all!
This piece is like a hand reaching out inside my soul and squeezed the living hell out of my heart. I bawl my eyes out every single time I hear it without fail. The movie is also a masterpiece.
When hearing this, You just can't help thinking of the ways many lives were taken during the Holocaust and those who survive it. Very sad cry all the time I heard this.
단순히 어리석기만 한걸까? 인간 이하는 아닐까? 한 나라의 궁전에 무단 침범해서 왕비를 칼로 난도질하고 죄없는 젊은이들은 무단으로 징집해서 짐승만도 못한 짓을 서슴없이 하고도 독일처럼 진정성있는 사과조차 못한 파렴치 일본. 사람과 짐승이 다른 점은 사람은 염치를 아는 점이다. “고통을 느낀다면 당신은 살아 있는다는 것이고, 다른 사람의 고통을 느낀다면 당신도 비로소 인간이다.” - 레프 톨스토이
To play Schlindler's List theme for both Spielberg and Williams and to have that reaction , yes maestro, it is that good, one of your best. Thank you, it moves me every time.
I've listened to this many times by many artists over the years. It brings tears every single time. It's impossible not to feel the raw emotion within.
Hay sentimientos que las palabras o acciones no son capaces de expresar correctamente. La música en cambio puede transmitir de manera total todos aquellos sentimientos. Que curiosa alusión, "es como si el violín llorara". Yo creo que lo que transmite es tan puro y complejo que nos hace sentir eso, como si llorara.
Steven closing his eyes, letting his ears and imagination take sway and John letting out a gasp, stil not comprehenting what a master piece he has made.
We have two daughters. 4 years old and 18 months old. Explaining the Holocaust to them will be required but this beautiful composition will help immensely.
As they watch their work you see in their eyes that that the power of it is still there.o thank God I live in a world that allows me to enjoy the gifts these men bring into our lives
It’s as if the violin is crying. Unquestionably one of the greatest pieces of music ever written.
How much pressure was that violinist feeling. I can't fathom it
Listen to Chopin's Nocturne in C Sharp minor
Jurassic Park theme is better than this theme
@@macdeep8523 I won’t argue. Just goes to show how brilliant Williams is, to compose both those scores in 1993.
@@macdeep8523 I can't believe You Say that seriously
This is one piece that no matter how many times you listen to it, it still affects you
Yes. Listening again today, and it has me in tears. I do consider the "Schindler's List" soundtrack to be the Master Composer's finest work. Just indelible. 🎉
I listen to it a lot. It’s so beautiful yet the saddest thing I ever heard
John Williams has that look on his face like “I can’t believe I’m responsible for this masterpiece”
What is interesting is when Spielberg asked him to compose the score for this film he said he could not and told Spielberg to find someone better. Spielberg replied with "I would, but they are all dead." Such a great backhanded compliment if I say so.
@@jcudal32 What a shit comment !
Marc Franke couldn't agree more
@@marcfranke4254 don't mind him every village has it's idiot
@@StinkyGreenBud So True !!
Playing Schindler'list theme in front of Spielberg and Williams... What an accomplishment for a musician 😍
Or….Spielberg, Williams and Perlman??? :)
@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 Amen, Itzhak is legendary along w/ Williams - and Spielberg.
@@robertandhollyscorpiofan2697 Right. Absolutely. Three geniuses. They are from "the old times". Good, we have them 🙂
Yes, and what I like best is that you can clearly see that John is *so* blown way by this performance of his *own* piece that he kind of "freezes in time" for a minute..
When Spielberg asked John Williams to write the score for Schindler’s List he showed him an early cut of the movie. Williams stood up and walked out of the screening room. He came back in a few minutes later crying and said “you need someone better than me to write music for this.” And Spielberg said, “I know, but everyone better than you are dead.”
If that is true that is heartbreaking.
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@@iaskippy thank you
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when speilberg closes his eyes
12/21/2019 and still perfect
speilberg ?
Cush the famous director who made great movies like Indiana Jones. That Spielberg? Come on my guy, your better Thant that.
@@samuelhermosillo4532 I see
Elaine Lennox is not the only one with deficiencies.
Cush wow that was fast usually it takes a few days to respond. What ever the case, I’m not on your case so chill my guy. Bro 👊
“ I could have got more” gets me every time. Williams and Spielbergs’ masterpiece!!
Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire
Sempre choro nessa hora. E já vi o filme umas 7 ou 8 vezes.
“This car 10 people, this pin, 2 people”
Always must reach us 😢
Sadly that haunted him the rest of his life...
Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes nailed their role.
Add Kingsley.
Top 10 movie ever if not the best
@@margaridacosta270 Kingsley nailed his role in Gandhi. He just did acting in Schindler's List.
@@raginghorse1895 Only Fiennes was better than him.
@@margaridacosta270 @Costa Margarida @Costa Margarida But in the last scene in the movie where Schindler (Neeson) laments that he could have saved some more people which was heart touching. Also proved that Neeson is a fantastic actor.
Neeson, Fiennes, and Kingsley all should’ve won awards that year. Specifically Neeson
Can we take a moment and say how extraordinary Simone Porter's performance was? That final high pitched run, and climatic note were perfection!
Simplemente increíble. Muy desgarrador. Sin duda la mejor en tocar este tema.
Outstanding!!!❤❤❤
Perlman would be proud.
To be honest I prefer other solists on that wonderful song. Too fast played and I miss the emotion.
Absolutely. The best rendition I've heard after Perlman himself.
I think i have found the most Beautiful Piece of Music EVER Written. The Final Note....Staggering.
The look on John Williams' face at 0:35 and at 3:12 says it all
Very good piece but Beethoven also has some really beautiful pieces.
It is a beautiful piece no doubt and a heartfelt one as well. For me it is the power of music that carries us and touches the souls and conscience to never forget lest the past should repeat itself. Beethoven is a different matter
Bach's Chaconne
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Mr. Williams looked almost as if he was in shock. The violinist was superb, her instrument weeping with those who suffered! Beautiful music.
She was kind of automated and made her playing sound a bit too fast. The best violinist for this masterpiece is Itzhak Perlman.
Automated??? Ridiculous
the guy (John Williams) is not even Jewish (I am), and yet in so few minutes, he managed to capture all of the profound sadness and angst that makes up so much of Jewish history. incredible, just incredible
I feel the same way at Christmas time when I’m listening to timeless holiday classics…written by Jewish composers.
good point
I am a Jew, and a cellist... I have played this piece hundreds of times since I found the transcribed cello and piano version. If another piece of music says "never again" better than this, I have not heard it yet. Williams really carried the sorrow and grief of an entire race... Six million people remembered vividly in one melodic line.
@@JCosme1967 you made me google at a cellist is .rararara now i know ,this theme is a masterpiece
Since you are jewish you do know that what Hitler has done to jews Netanjahu is doing the same to the palestinians ...yes exactly the same.
I'd have to say this has to be Spielberg and Williams magnum Opus. The score and film itself is such a great piece of art that should never be forgotten.
It's so beautiful
Asi fue. Tanto sufrimiento y tanta maldad que a veces me pregunto ¿ Donde estaba Dios ?
The same that the Palestinian Holocaust
@@edilberherazo7589 Hace siglos se.olvido.de nosotros ya que no fuimos el producto que el deseaba
Never forgotten like the Holocaust itself. We need to stop tearing down monuments and destroying history whether good or bad. The old adage is true about those who forget history.
Williams has captured the pain and the sorrow of this endless tragedy in this short melody
How blessed we are to grew up and have music from John Williams and Hans Zimmer. GOATS
Are you trying to put oranges and apples together? HZ is not cut from the same cloth as John Williams! JW is of different category
@@victoriousrufus6747 i am only glad that we can enjoy and grew up with 2 of the greatest in MY OPINION i don‘t compare them but you just did. Wtf is your problem?
You missed Morricone
add alain silvestri to that list also please
Need to include in that list, the late great James Horner
Brilliant. The movie was a masterpiece, the music made it iconic
Sometimes I wonder how people could get so inspired and compose something so magnificent that makes others just cry.
Depression.
The sadness, the pain and the anguish that this music evocates cannot be put in words. It simply blows my mind that John Williams conveyed so much in just one piece of music.
Spielberg's reaction says it all bravo
Yeah, and this film maker is pretty much like George Lucas because their movies are proof that they are born to be legends.
Everytime I hear this theme I remember that last seen where Schindler collapses asking why he couldn't just save one more. Then the tears well up. It's even more when you look at Spielberg and Williams face like they are back making the movie again and the emotional moment.
Yes. You could see them reliving that intense experience. I could not watch them without tearing up.
Evry time I ear this I'll cry
Me too
Me too😢
What a brilliant violinist, she makes Williams' composition vibrate with endless emotion.
John Williams is a genius. And too humble to know it. Bless him.
The violin is pleading, is persuading, is crying to the heavens ! I am crying with the beauty of this piece of sublime music !❤❤❤
❤❤❤très triste j, ai vu le film
She’s a great violinist .Stunning music.
John Williams has an extraordinary sensibility for composing musical scores that perfectly capture the essence of a film. This is definitely heart-wrenching beauty.
He said he never created this song for the film, but only for the six million murdered for the money of industry
One of the most haunting pieces of music ever written, for one of the most difficult to watch, yet important movies ever made. Mr. Williams will always be the G.O.A.T!
John Williams is the greatest composer
No, Michael Jordan is.
Yes, I think he has written and composed between 25 and 30 pieces of music just for Steven Spielberg. Certainly a genius and one of the greatest.
Greatest MOVIE composer, yes. Greatest composer, no.
@@BrokenEnglis I LOVE ENNIOS MORRICONNES work. They share the first place
Jesie Guillen Nahh DN is the best
If there ever was a piece of music that captured the horror and sadness of the holocaust this was it. Truly one of the best pieces of music ever written in the time of my life!
Both Music and Movie = MASTERPIECE
Yeah, and I never thought that film makers like George Lucas and Steven Spielberg can be so inspiring
I cry every time I hear this masterpiece… so deep and emotional … pure music of the soul…
One of the most moving pieces of music ever created
John Williams is undeniably the most incredible and amazingly exquisite composer of his generation. Absolutely stunning piece.
This movie destroyed me in a way that I can't explain
So has me, like any nazi film
Вы делаете то што с вами делали вписитление такое не так ?
This score is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard...you can feel the sadness of the whole tragedy in this music..chills everytime
At 2:40 you can tell that even he has a tear and felt it as we have these years. This is a masterpiece thank you John Williams
This song is dedicated to his wife.
The little girl in the red coat hiding under the bed is just so sad. My heart broke when she ended up in the heap of dead bodies from the ghettos.
В реальной жизни она осталась жива.
John Williams knows the notes to our souls. What a kind hearted genius.
The most beautiful music ever written, how will we ever forget.
Probably the most moving song in the History of cinema
I will say it again, John Williams is an amazing composer, he is blessed with a great talent. The King of the universe has blessed him.
An angel came down to earth and took someone’s hand and write down his pain this is the result something out of this world
It is a very hauntingly sad, but beautiful peace of music. I always cry when I hear it.
The score itself brings me to tears. Adding the backdrop of the movie it accompanied just gives it the gut punch. Together, both film and score are true masterpieces.
Makes something that was so inhuman, human again.
@@joeneighborIt is so difficult to Comprehend films of children being snatched from their Mothers. To be never seen again!..The burden on German Society is there forever!...
@@woodenseagull1899They are back again. Not so explicitly, but evil people doing things to our kids.
Not flat out murder this time, but the Marxist, under the cause of "wokness" and generally insane claims, or perverting kids, telling/indoctrinating kids that they can switch sex, and even flat out castrating kids.
This is happening in many countries. I used to think Hitler was the epitome of evil. The WHO, WEF, etc., the evil is among us again.
Maravillosa ,nunca vi pelicula q me impactara tanto,30 años despues aun recuerdo al terminar la pelicula ,la gente levantandose de sus butacas con lagrimas en los ojos y un silencio absoluto en una sala enorme llena de gente,solo se escuchaba el sonido de las butacas al levantarlas para salir ,esa sensacion me impacto casi mas q la propia pelicula ,salimos todos en soch por lo q habiamos visto.Aun tengo las entradas guardadas,para tiene aparte de ser una pelicula maravillosa ,un gran valor sentimental ,pues fue la ultima vez q sali con mi marido ya estaba enfermo de cancer terminal y el lo savia ,le pregunte q por q me llevaba a verla y me dijo ,por q se q si no ,no la vas a ver ,fallecio mes y medio despues,siempre se lo agradecere,pues si no es por el no habria visto esta obra maestra ,ni hubiera sentido lo q senti ,fue una noche inolvidable .
It brings me to tears every time I hear it.
How does John Williams listen to this and think, “I’m the fucking greatest ever?” Truly one of the greatest pieces of music ever!!!!!!!
We do not need your profanities.
@@michaeljohnston-ul1vi ? oh boo hoo
@@michaeljohnston-ul1vi i'm pretty sure censorship is what's needed in this comment section :-/
This man sees and feels the world in a way that most of us can dream about. Mr. Williams you’re a genius
Possibly the best piece of music in movie history. Period
It's comforting to know I'm not the only one who cries every time I hear this music.
The violinist was amazing
Achievement of a lifetime moment for John Williams.
I don't understand why every time I listen to this masterpiece, it just makes me want to cry, it's as if it touches my soul and brings it to a degree of sensitivity that I can't control..
Me too bro.
Right? Hard to explain. It's like God enlightened John Williams to compose it, and us when we listen to it.
same....movie or not.
It’s a great music of a great movie about one of the most important tragedy seen on the world… I cry every times I listen this music, it break me deeply
same here. the feeling is just stronger than me and I must say I don't cry easily.
I can't listen to this without feeling my heart literally crack. So incredibly moving. So much loss, so much suffering, and he captured it without words. Unbelievable.
I can’t listen to this piece without balling my eyes out. So beautiful, yet also so gut wrenching.
Being a musician myself…this truly ranks up there with the most breathtaking music I’ve ever heard !!! Such gorgeous music for such a violent time!!!! Just hearing the 1st 3-4 notes bring my tears!!! Bravissimo John Williams /Spielberg !!!!!!
A masterpiece......❤️❤️❤️
O mundo inteiro, cada humano, pigmentos, credos e latitudes, escutem com o coração esta melodia.
Timeless music. John Williams- musical genius and so beautifully played ❤
*How difficult it must have been to have written such beautiful music for something so sad.*
You can tell when they are playing a piece or feeling it, and they were feeling it.
masterpiece by a masterpiece
Gustavo was our conductor in Gothenburg. Regardless of the music he always brought new meaning, new emotion. This is simply sublime.
I tear up almost every time I hear it. It's John Williams masterpiece!
His finest work🥲
John Williams is to film scores what the Beatles are to pop culture… made all our lives that much better after having listened to them…❤
Not a blink or a breath from Maestro John Williams
I have never heard such an emotional piece it would bring tears to anybody's eyes
The sheer genius of John Williams....just incredible. Plenty of movie composers....but the depth of his work especially this one...it's visceral and moves you to a whole other plane. You can see him living the music he wrote. Just brilliant.
When even the composer was holding his breath until the last note, you know the piece is good.
Thank you John Williams!! In my opinion this has got to be the most haunting and beautiful piece of music ever created. Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. The conductor, symphony, and soloist were outstanding. My hats off to you all!
Extraordinary performance from Simone Porter. What an honour at the same time.
Amazing violinist, Simone Porter !!
This piece of absolute wonderful art of music gets me each time leaving me behind shattered in tears.
Truly one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever composed.
This piece is like a hand reaching out inside my soul and squeezed the living hell out of my heart. I bawl my eyes out every single time I hear it without fail. The movie is also a masterpiece.
When hearing this, You just can't help thinking of the ways many lives were taken during the Holocaust and those who survive it. Very sad cry all the time I heard this.
I hope some day there will be an even theme to remember all the people the United States killed in every war since 1949 for greed.
Mysterion idiot
Mysterion aMerIca BaD, AmeRiCa bAD, shut up idiot
so fucking true mate
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تفحص تاريخ غزه مجزرة مستمرة امام اعين الناس ومازالت قاءمة وبدون كمان حزين
단순히 어리석기만 한걸까? 인간 이하는 아닐까? 한 나라의 궁전에 무단 침범해서 왕비를 칼로 난도질하고 죄없는 젊은이들은 무단으로 징집해서 짐승만도 못한 짓을 서슴없이 하고도 독일처럼 진정성있는 사과조차 못한 파렴치 일본.
사람과 짐승이 다른 점은 사람은 염치를 아는 점이다.
“고통을 느낀다면 당신은 살아 있는다는 것이고, 다른 사람의 고통을 느낀다면 당신도 비로소 인간이다.” - 레프 톨스토이
Every time I hear this peace of music, it makes me cry and wanted me to go to people to help and ask them "What can I do for you"
To play Schlindler's List theme for both Spielberg and Williams and to have that reaction , yes maestro, it is that good, one of your best. Thank you, it moves me every time.
You can see and feel all about this in John Williams face. Every muscian know what I mean
I've listened to this many times by many artists over the years. It brings tears every single time. It's impossible not to feel the raw emotion within.
This music speaks for all those who died, John did one masterpeace for all the time.
The haunting tune that digs deep into your emotions and hails the mighty John Williams!
The man is simply a super hero without a cape, simply put the GOAT of all GOATS
Forever and beyond! Thank you, John, my friend.
One of the most moving soundtracks ever scored... I have goosebumps right now just listening to it.
Williams looks as though he is hearing it played exactly how it is in his head for the first time
Es como si el violín llorara todo el sufrimiento que hubo en la tierra en esos tiempos :(
Hay sentimientos que las palabras o acciones no son capaces de expresar correctamente. La música en cambio puede transmitir de manera total todos aquellos sentimientos. Que curiosa alusión, "es como si el violín llorara". Yo creo que lo que transmite es tan puro y complejo que nos hace sentir eso, como si llorara.
Mejores palabra no le quedan a este soundtrack .
😢😢😢😢.
Steven closing his eyes, letting his ears and imagination take sway and John letting out a gasp, stil not comprehenting what a master piece he has made.
We have two daughters. 4 years old and 18 months old. Explaining the Holocaust to them will be required but this beautiful composition will help immensely.
This tune is the soul of this movie. Generations will come and go and this kind of music will forever stay alive to tell the painful story.
What a stunning performance on the violin.
Daz555Daz it was too fast.
@@THELANKANCOMRADE That was not her choice. She played wonderfully.
Keep watching this, both John Williams and Steven Spielberg seem astonished at this masterpiece. Both the music and the film make me cry.
Que gran interpretación de Nuestro venezolano Gustavo Dudamel .
The melody revel the sound of soul..that can ear across of the instrumental music
It always brings a tear ,the way John makes the violin cry ,it’s just sublime .
This theme is so haunting, and it once again shows how John Williams makes his music a character in a film.
As they watch their work you see in their eyes that that the power of it is still there.o thank God I live in a world that allows me to enjoy the gifts these men bring into our lives
Absolutely breathtaking 🥲🙏
Unquestionably one of the most emotional pieces of music ever written. You actually feel the pain and hop elessness of all the affected people!
I don't know how someone can listen to this, understanding the message behind it, without weeping. Exquisite.
Der Film ein Meisterwerk...die Film Musik ein Meisterwerk...😢
Gustavo Dudamel. Qué grande eres. Estupendo concierto.