After 'Once upon a time in the west'! I always favored that one.....not only the best western, but best movie ever, best filmscore ever and most beautiful woman ever with Claudia Cardinale!
classic music is having a comeback thanks to drum machines dr peacock have more then 1 track on this level for example (and same goes for his newphew Sefa ) jarre michel jarre have also mixed some together long time ago alot of people enjoy as much as pure clasical music some of the peacock live at defqon concerts is just as good as this, if not better i am a dane, so its not that i dont value our national orchestra i grew up with them
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is an Italian film by Sergio Leone (1966), The film was shot in Spain and in the studios of Rome in Italy, managing to reproduce almost faithfully the environments of the United States during the era of the great migrations and the conquest of the American West. This compisition is also Italian by Ennio Morricone. Hats off to the Danish National Symphony Orchestra for this magnificent performance. Bravo!
8:20 The lady singing the "wa-wa" part - her name is Tuva Semmingsen and she's a mezzo-soprano - had a gentleman playing a harmonica matching her notes. You can see him briefly at 3:56.
That instrument the "wah-wah" lady (Tuva Semmingsen) was singing along with was a harmonica. Love this song and their performance of it! You should listen to their performance of "Across the Stars" - gorgeous!
This music is just transitional. It speaks to you, gives you goose bumps and you don't now why. From "Fist Full of Dollars" to this masterpiece, as a young trumpet player I was completely pulled into the world of Morricone. This gives me goose bumps!
My favourite Western movie of all time. I've requested that the middle part of this song, called The Ecstasy of Gold, be played at my funeral, along with Motorhead's "Killed by Death". I can't tell you how much i would love to attend my own funeral, both for the music and the beers at the wake...i'm spewing that i'll miss it lol
No, it's not! That was the Royal Danish Orchestra (Det Kongelige Kapel). It was formed in 1448 and is the oldest symphony orchestra in the world. The orchestra in the video, is The Danish National Symphony Orchestra aka. DR Symfoniorkester. It was formed the same year DR (Denmark's Radio) was formed, 1925.
. @@akyhne Sorry, but you are actually both wrong. It was "DR RadioUnderholdningsOrkestret" (In English: Danish National Chamber Orchestra) who accompanied Procol Harum at Slotskoncert på Ledreborg in 2006. The annual concerts are arranged by DR so naturally they are going to use one of their own orchestras and choirs. The orchestra is now known as Danmarks Underholdningsorkester (In English: Danish Chamber Orchestra) after DR and the parliament disbanded the orchestra at the end of 2014 with a new public service contract with DR. After that the orchestra continued as a privately funded orchestra with crowdfunding campaign and funding from Danish corporations and hence the name changed. It only has 42 musicians vs. 106 musicians in The Danish National Symphony Orchestra and also around 100 musicians in the Royal Danish Orchestra.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is the third in a trilogy which includes A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More (although they can be watched independently). As previously stated The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is a MUST watch western, in my view the best western ever made.
There is NO better Western. But you got to give Once Upon a Time in the West an honourable mention for: Did you bring a horse for me? Heh,heh, It seems we're shy one horse. Nope, you brought two too many. That never gets old.
Tuva Semmingsen the wa wa lady, has since this came out gotten fan mails from all over the world. Seen her multiple times now and she is a brilliant singer.
Broadening your horizons broadens your joy of life. I think reaction videos are a good way to discover new things you would never have imagined of watching or listening to..
this orchestra often do concept concerts in copenhagen last time they did a gaming themed concert.. ticket are easy to get and copenhagen is a nice city to visit for stuff like that
Well, you sit in the cinema, watch a film, hear the fantastic soundtrack, are enthusiastic about the music - and you can't imagine how many people were involved in this piece of music! In this case more than 100/150 Musicians and a Choire with 40/50 members... And with how much passion and enthusiasm - like the "Wah Wah Lady" for example. And that has to be composed first - Ennio Morricone was one of the greatest film music composers in the world. The "Danish National Symphony Orchestra" has even more up its sleeve - to name just a few: the soundtrack "Who Wants To Live For Ever" for the film "HIGHLANDER" or "HALO" etc. Have fun discovering...
That's funny. As many reactions to this as I've watched, I never thought about the audience members who are also shown in the background. Almost 150 million views, and some of them can say, "That's me!".
You probably didn't notice it but part of this song was played during the Enter Sandman video. When i was a kid, I would do the "Aaahhh, Wah, Wah, Wah" sound effects all the time! Enni o Morricone, Director Sergio Leone & Actor Clint Eastwood made several movies together including the one this song is from that were known as Spaghetti Westerns because both Ennio & Sergio were Italian. I love The Good, The Bad & The Ugly movie
@@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh It was paid for by Italian and German money. And the Instructor and Composer were Italian, so it is reasonable. I think that only the three main actors were American. A film with Japanese Toshiro Mifune as a Samurai in a Western setting: The Red Sun, also became made in Spain.
@@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh Toshiro Mifune was also the main actor in several of the Japanese Master Instructor: Akira Kurosavas Films! Best known for one of the Best films ever. "The Seven Samurais"! Also copied in an american version with Yull Brunner as one of the seven.
I grew up watching Spaghetti Westerns. I'm hoping that, since television shows go in cycles just like fashion, that more western will soon be made. Ennio Morricone was a master and genius and deserves more recognition by the young people of the world. Appreciating and enjoying music like this shows one's intelligence and deep understanding of what it takes to make good music.
Tuva Semmingsen (the Wa Wa girl) is a human synthesizer, now if you want to see a one man orchestra check out Neil Peart drum solo Live In Frankfort. 😊
You should watch the whole trilogy. Fist full of Dollars, A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Clint Eastwood is the man with no name in these films. Clint is one of the best of all time.
The lady at the beginning doesn't use any instrument... what she's holding with her left hand near her mouth/face is a microphone... If you look at the end, you can see her placing the microphone on the stand that these "instruments" usually have when they're used on stage (for example in some kind of musical concert) so she doesn't have to hold them in her hand, like I said she was doing... So the effects you may have heard are just her voice, and I guess depending on the distance or location of the microphone in relation to her mouth... for example, to make the "fading" effect what she does is move the microphone away from her mouth... So you know, I think you must have been the first person (at least that I know of) to have catalogued or defined a microphone as a "musical" instrument...
1st time watching you're channel,ghost love score was 1st followed by this the evanescence now gonna listen to moody blues fae 9 days ago,respect fae me in Scotland x
3 films in the same style have been made and all of them have the same composer Ennio Moricone. They are all fun and good. You can also react to those songs! -For a Few Dollars More • Main Theme • Ennio Morricone -A Fistful of Dollars - Titles
in the 60's a filmmaker name Sergio Leone made the Spaghetti Westerns and this was by far the best one-Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef. Its also very funny
Fabulous music. Fabulous movie. By the way, their versions of the other two movies in the trilogy, "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More" are just as good.
If you loved this, try ' Vikings Suite' - music from the TV series, 'Vikings', composed by Trevor Morris and Einar Selvik (from the Norwegian folk rock band 'Wardruna'). Einar sings and plays with the orchestra Sinfionetta Cracovia, Polish Radio Choir and superstar cellist, Tina Guo on electric cello, at the 8th Krakow Film Music Festival in Poland, 2015.
That’s a musical voice synthesizer don’t know the actual name of it but Peter Frampton I believe was the first one to use it in the song that he sang called do you feel like I do if you like that sort of stuff you will love that song
I believe you're describing the "Talk Box". It isn't a voice synthesiser. It's a loudspeaker in an air-tight box, with a tube that carries the loudspeaker's sound into the musicians mouth. There, the musician can shape that sound using their mouth, similar to speech. Frampton is such a great guitarist, he plays notes to sound like speaking tones, that sound goes through the 'Talk Box', he shapes the sound with his mouth near a microphone, so it sounds like a synthetic voice. It's actually quite organic. There were a bunch of musical instrument add-on's similar to a 'Talk Box' decades before the 'Talk Box' Frampton used was invented. According to Wikipedia Stevie Wonder brought a type of 'Talk Box' to _"national television prominence"_ in 1970, then Jeff Beck in 1973 on his version of "Superstition" [a song Stevie Wonder had given Beck, but ended up releasing before Beck]. Frampton got his 'Talk Box' Christmas 1974. Best Wishes. ☮
@@jackculkin1015 Thank you for taking the time and effort to reply. If you like that distinctive sound, Shaun Martin used a 'Talk Box' for emotion and effect, but not to produce speech, playing keyboards on _"Snarky Puppy - Sleeper (We Like It Here)"_ th-cam.com/video/kDXnPfA_5pY/w-d-xo.html (7m:7s) If you're unfamiliar with Snarky Puppy, they're a jazz/fusion/world music ensemble founded in Texas. Best Wishes. ☮
There are so many great film scores. One that is a bit under appreciated is "Conan - the Barbarian". Maybe you wanna check out this live symphony performance: CONAN THE BARBARIAN - UNIVERSAL PICTURES CENTENNIAL CONCERT - FIMUCITÉ 6 (its the TH-cam title - video is 11 years old and has 7 mio views until now). The song is darker but still beautiful and more intense - especially in terms of the choire. Anyway - thanks a lot for your reaction like always.
Probably the greatest western EVER. Nice reaction. 😊
One of my favorites Clint Eastwood is my favorite western actor
No probably about it.
I dont know, Its spagetti western and not really historically accurate :D But if you look past all that sure.
@@spoonzor1 Historical accuracy not a particular hallmark of classic westerns, from John Ford to Leoni.
After 'Once upon a time in the west'! I always favored that one.....not only the best western, but best movie ever, best filmscore ever and most beautiful woman ever with Claudia Cardinale!
Forget about the drum machines, computers and auto tunes. This is how music is made, just instruments and voices.
classic music is having a comeback thanks to drum machines
dr peacock have more then 1 track on this level for example (and same goes for his newphew Sefa )
jarre michel jarre have also mixed some together long time ago alot of people enjoy as much as pure clasical music
some of the peacock live at defqon concerts is just as good as this, if not better
i am a dane, so its not that i dont value our national orchestra i grew up with them
correct
@@Hansen710 autotune is the death of the music
when talent and hard work meet a compositional genius this happens..........magic!
Ennio Morricone is a true genius
The Good, the Bad & Ugly is the GREATEST Western ever made! (It's a must, please add the movie to your bucket list)
Tuco!!!
@@Jessedog11
Blondie.
@@JB-yb4wn Angel Eyes
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is an Italian film by Sergio Leone (1966), The film was shot in Spain and in the studios of Rome in Italy, managing to reproduce almost faithfully the environments of the United States during the era of the great migrations and the conquest of the American West. This compisition is also Italian by Ennio Morricone. Hats off to the Danish National Symphony Orchestra for this magnificent performance. Bravo!
8:20 The lady singing the "wa-wa" part - her name is Tuva Semmingsen and she's a mezzo-soprano - had a gentleman playing a harmonica matching her notes. You can see him briefly at 3:56.
Excellent movie! Considered by many to be the greatest westerns ever made
Wah Wha singing in perfect unison with harmonica.
Now, watch the movie.
I have just seen the latest count for viewers seeing this Danish Concert: Absurdly 148mill. views!!! !!! As another Dane, I'm very proud!
Though the Conductor is an American and the Wah Wah Lady is Norwegian
You should be proud. Good on you.
Now - 148 mill. times
This is a masterpiece of music and composing!
Loved your reaction .. could see the amazement in your face .. thanks for not pausing it 🎶
That instrument the "wah-wah" lady (Tuva Semmingsen) was singing along with was a harmonica. Love this song and their performance of it! You should listen to their performance of "Across the Stars" - gorgeous!
You can see the harmonica player at 3:58
This music is just transitional. It speaks to you, gives you goose bumps and you don't now why. From "Fist Full of Dollars" to this masterpiece, as a young trumpet player I was completely pulled into the world of Morricone. This gives me goose bumps!
My old man really loved this song and the movie. I lost him last year, so whenever I hear this song cannot stop my tears
God Bless Ennio Morricone ❤❤❤❤
Lol the lady was looking at a piece of paper or something you're so sweet. It's the music sheet. Or sheet music luv your reaction.
A special shout-out to the conductor ... a superb performance😋
love your reaction to this. This is what music is meant to sound like, beautiful instruments and voices
🇨🇦 The Danish National Symphony Orchestra consists of over 70 Choir members and over 100 Musicians ! 🇨🇦
The "Spaghetti Western " The sights and sounds of my youth! Great performance and your reaction ❤🎉
Absolutely an amazing REACTION on a very fabulous/famous piece of music!
Thank YOU & Keep it up! 🎶🫶🎵
My favourite Western movie of all time. I've requested that the middle part of this song, called The Ecstasy of Gold, be played at my funeral, along with Motorhead's "Killed by Death". I can't tell you how much i would love to attend my own funeral, both for the music and the beers at the wake...i'm spewing that i'll miss it lol
This is the same orchestra that backed Procol Harum's live performance of "A Whiter Shade of Pale" in Denmark.
No, it's not! That was the Royal Danish Orchestra (Det Kongelige Kapel). It was formed in 1448 and is the oldest symphony orchestra in the world.
The orchestra in the video, is The Danish National Symphony Orchestra aka. DR Symfoniorkester. It was formed the same year DR (Denmark's Radio) was formed, 1925.
@@akyhneta!
. @@akyhne Sorry, but you are actually both wrong. It was "DR RadioUnderholdningsOrkestret" (In English: Danish National Chamber Orchestra) who accompanied Procol Harum at Slotskoncert på Ledreborg in 2006. The annual concerts are arranged by DR so naturally they are going to use one of their own orchestras and choirs. The orchestra is now known as Danmarks Underholdningsorkester (In English: Danish Chamber Orchestra) after DR and the parliament disbanded the orchestra at the end of 2014 with a new public service contract with DR. After that the orchestra continued as a privately funded orchestra with crowdfunding campaign and funding from Danish corporations and hence the name changed. It only has 42 musicians vs. 106 musicians in The Danish National Symphony Orchestra and also around 100 musicians in the Royal Danish Orchestra.
@ITubeTooInc I see. That's not the info I got, when I looked it up years ago, but I thrust your sources.
When you watch a movie this is what swings your emotions back and forth.
One of the Best reactions to this symphony. And I´ve see them all !!!!!!!!!
Sincere reaction.
As emotions start, words stop.
I mean what can we say..This was Cinema and still is. Greatest ever..And no one can ever be like Eastwood ever on screen
Great!! Thanks!! It is all about feeling it! ✌❤🎶🎶❤✌
😊 That the second song brings a glisten to your eyes means you're a good person 😊
The instrument that you're asking about is an OCARINA
of Time
@@ifstatementifstatement2704 lol
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is the third in a trilogy which includes A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More (although they can be watched independently). As previously stated The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is a MUST watch western, in my view the best western ever made.
There is NO better Western. But you got to give Once Upon a Time in the West an honourable mention for:
Did you bring a horse for me?
Heh,heh, It seems we're shy one horse.
Nope, you brought two too many.
That never gets old.
My generation were very familiar with the movie and the music but never considered how sounds like that got made until we saw this.
Wa-wa is the coyote cry, Morricone said in a interview
Another epic day of reactions Re , so relax and listen to Enya " only time " I think you will like it.
Chills every time I hear this! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Tuva Semmingsen the wa wa lady, has since this came out gotten fan mails from all over the world. Seen her multiple times now and she is a brilliant singer.
Oh God, I remember this back in the day. What an amazing job!!!!! This is from an old western movie
You and your brothers reactions are so beautiful respect to you both ❤️🙂✌️
That was fantastic, of course I've seen the movie and have the soundtrack on vinyl, but this performance was phenomenal.😊 Thanks for sharing
To put that all together is just amazing
Incredible!! Bravo!!
MAGNIFICENT redition,LOVED it.Glad to see you enjoyed it too. I may go see a LIVE orchestral one day soon tho.Now I want to watch a good western.
Broadening your horizons broadens your joy of life.
I think reaction videos are a good way to discover new things you would never have imagined of watching or listening to..
Great reaction!! Now you should go to hear an orchestra live, it's a different and beautiful sound for your Soul and Mind.
Much respect
Muse
Ennio Morricone è un genio
Fantastic!
This is a banger.
this orchestra often do concept concerts in copenhagen
last time they did a gaming themed concert..
ticket are easy to get and copenhagen is a nice city to visit for stuff like that
Rere, now you gotta see the movie! This song plays over the final scene of the film and it's just nuts!
You need to see the movie, love your reaction
8:35 they often do this when performing these, its always a game with your mate to spot where the next soloist is ringing from
Well, you sit in the cinema, watch a film, hear the fantastic soundtrack, are enthusiastic about the music - and you can't imagine how many people were involved in this piece of music! In this case more than 100/150 Musicians and a Choire with 40/50 members...
And with how much passion and enthusiasm - like the "Wah Wah Lady" for example.
And that has to be composed first - Ennio Morricone was one of the greatest film music composers in the world.
The "Danish National Symphony Orchestra" has even more up its sleeve - to name just a few: the soundtrack "Who Wants To Live For Ever" for the film "HIGHLANDER" or "HALO" etc.
Have fun discovering...
You made me smile with "2018, it's quite a while ago now"😂
They did two other Western themed bits,,same conductor,"A Fistful of Dollars" and "Once Upon a Time in the West". Just magic as well
4:23 the guy on the English Horn is my hero of the piece!!!!!
He’s actually playing an oboe d'amore
His name is Sven Buller!
RND the movie is amazing-a must see.
That's funny. As many reactions to this as I've watched, I never thought about the audience members who are also shown in the background. Almost 150 million views, and some of them can say, "That's me!".
Had this on an album in the 70s. Became a Clint Eastwood fan after seeing the movie in the 70s. I was around 7 years old.
I wish I had money, cos I'd take you to a concert. I only get to go if my mate is playing 😢
❤ from Northeast England ❤️
Look at the other stuff from them, they are so great and funny too.
2 pieces of music - The Main Theme and The Ecstasy of Gold
It is the soundtrack of the film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, written by the great Ennio Morricone.
This is one of my favorite western movies.❤❤
this really is a great performance. great reaction.
Check out Yani live at the Acropolis. My favorite is called Nostalgia
She was wa wa with a harmonica
Another great example of modern classical music , is , The Theme From Magnificent 7 ...
You probably didn't notice it but part of this song was played during the Enter Sandman video. When i was a kid, I would do the "Aaahhh, Wah, Wah, Wah" sound effects all the time! Enni o Morricone, Director Sergio Leone & Actor Clint Eastwood made several movies together including the one this song is from that were known as Spaghetti Westerns because both Ennio & Sergio were Italian. I love The Good, The Bad & The Ugly movie
The film became made in Spain, in a huge set!
@@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188 i didn't know that, but they still call the movies spaghetti westerns cuz the director & composer are from italy
@@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh It was paid for by Italian and German money. And the Instructor and Composer were Italian, so it is reasonable. I think that only the three main actors were American.
A film with Japanese Toshiro Mifune as a Samurai in a Western setting: The Red Sun, also became made in Spain.
@@finncarlbomholtsrensen1188 thanks for the information!
@@AlexanderCalderon-kd6mh Toshiro Mifune was also the main actor in several of the Japanese Master Instructor: Akira Kurosavas Films! Best known for one of the Best films ever. "The Seven Samurais"! Also copied in an american version with Yull Brunner as one of the seven.
1:45 ocarina!!!!!😃
Classic 😊
so glad you liked that one
I grew up watching Spaghetti Westerns. I'm hoping that, since television shows go in cycles just like fashion, that more western will soon be made.
Ennio Morricone was a master and genius and deserves more recognition by the young people of the world.
Appreciating and enjoying music like this shows one's intelligence and deep understanding of what it takes to make good music.
Tuva Semmingsen (the Wa Wa girl) is a human synthesizer, now if you want to see a one man orchestra check out Neil Peart drum solo Live In Frankfort. 😊
You should watch the whole trilogy. Fist full of Dollars, A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad and The Ugly. Clint Eastwood is the man with no name in these films. Clint is one of the best of all time.
Technically Clint's character is called Blondie in The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.
@@stevored1989 By Eli Wallach's character.
@@antoniogonzales1976 Clint Eastwood is credited as Blondie for The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, not The Man With No Name.
The lady at the beginning doesn't use any instrument... what she's holding with her left hand near her mouth/face is a microphone... If you look at the end, you can see her placing the microphone on the stand that these "instruments" usually have when they're used on stage (for example in some kind of musical concert) so she doesn't have to hold them in her hand, like I said she was doing... So the effects you may have heard are just her voice, and I guess depending on the distance or location of the microphone in relation to her mouth... for example, to make the "fading" effect what she does is move the microphone away from her mouth...
So you know, I think you must have been the first person (at least that I know of) to have catalogued or defined a microphone as a "musical" instrument...
It was from a western in the 70s, really awesome
Great great great thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
This orchestra modernized this peace
Girl you gotta lay you're eyes on that movie. It's probably one of the greatest westerns ever made. 🤘🥰🤘
sorry but shane is number one western ever
The movie is so good too
1st time watching you're channel,ghost love score was 1st followed by this the evanescence now gonna listen to moody blues fae 9 days ago,respect fae me in Scotland x
3 films in the same style have been made and all of them have the same composer Ennio Moricone.
They are all fun and good.
You can also react to those songs!
-For a Few Dollars More • Main Theme • Ennio Morricone
-A Fistful of Dollars - Titles
in the 60's a filmmaker name Sergio Leone made the Spaghetti Westerns and this was by far the best one-Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach and Lee Van Cleef. Its also very funny
Fabulous music. Fabulous movie.
By the way, their versions of the other two movies in the trilogy, "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More" are just as good.
Good reaction lady
Watch the movie. Sergio Leone Director, Clint Eastwood Actor. Wonderful character actors as well. Great reaction to the song.
If you loved this, try ' Vikings Suite' - music from the TV series, 'Vikings', composed by Trevor Morris and Einar Selvik (from the Norwegian folk rock band 'Wardruna'). Einar sings and plays with the orchestra Sinfionetta Cracovia, Polish Radio Choir and superstar cellist, Tina Guo on electric cello, at the 8th Krakow Film Music Festival in Poland, 2015.
They did all three of the songs in the series.
The movie itself is a must see too
Metallica opens every one of their shows with this music
Its the part called, THE ECSTASY OF GOLD, that starts at 4:14.
🇨🇦 Another recommendation is "Soul Sacrifice" by Santana (from Woodstock) 1969 ! 🇨🇦
That’s a musical voice synthesizer don’t know the actual name of it but Peter Frampton I believe was the first one to use it in the song that he sang called do you feel like I do if you like that sort of stuff you will love that song
I believe you're describing the "Talk Box". It isn't a voice synthesiser. It's a loudspeaker in an air-tight box, with a tube that carries the loudspeaker's sound into the musicians mouth. There, the musician can shape that sound using their mouth, similar to speech. Frampton is such a great guitarist, he plays notes to sound like speaking tones, that sound goes through the 'Talk Box', he shapes the sound with his mouth near a microphone, so it sounds like a synthetic voice. It's actually quite organic.
There were a bunch of musical instrument add-on's similar to a 'Talk Box' decades before the 'Talk Box' Frampton used was invented. According to Wikipedia Stevie Wonder brought a type of 'Talk Box' to _"national television prominence"_ in 1970, then Jeff Beck in 1973 on his version of "Superstition" [a song Stevie Wonder had given Beck, but ended up releasing before Beck]. Frampton got his 'Talk Box' Christmas 1974.
Best Wishes. ☮
Thank you for the info and the clarification😎
@@jackculkin1015 Thank you for taking the time and effort to reply.
If you like that distinctive sound, Shaun Martin used a 'Talk Box' for emotion and effect, but not to produce speech, playing keyboards on _"Snarky Puppy - Sleeper (We Like It Here)"_ th-cam.com/video/kDXnPfA_5pY/w-d-xo.html (7m:7s) If you're unfamiliar with Snarky Puppy, they're a jazz/fusion/world music ensemble founded in Texas.
Best Wishes. ☮
Glad you enjoyed that. It seems strange to me that someone hears Ennio Morricone's masterpiece away from the context of the film.
Definitely should listen to deliver us from prince of egypt by the danish national symphony orchestra
Ahh, the hanging mannequin at 3:33 is classic
Fellow Brummie ✊🏻💙
There are so many great film scores. One that is a bit under appreciated is "Conan - the Barbarian".
Maybe you wanna check out this live symphony performance:
CONAN THE BARBARIAN - UNIVERSAL PICTURES CENTENNIAL CONCERT - FIMUCITÉ 6 (its the TH-cam title - video is 11 years old and has 7 mio views until now).
The song is darker but still beautiful and more intense - especially in terms of the choire.
Anyway - thanks a lot for your reaction like always.
This was Christine’s first performance with the orchestra.