The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Reaction!!)
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"The Good,The Bad,and the Ugly" is one of the greatest westerns ever!
they made this to get more people into the concert
This orchestra has made so many great movie soundtrack covers it 's insane. So proud to be from Denmark. :D
Yup, they are perfection
Your tax money put to good use
@@rikardottosson1272 much more is to good use here, proud of danish way
Det er jeg også 🥰
I am so going to catch a show next time I return to DK ! So good skål 🍻
A small Italian man sat down and wrote these themes. He was an ABSOLUTE GENIUS!! But to plan it all out and hear it in your head. AMAZING!!! Ennio Morricone was a true legend.
Just an incomprehensibly staggering talent he was.
I am in awe. Imagine Ennio Morricone actually heard this in his head as he was composing it. And was able to put it into music, so we can hear it as well. ❤
@muhest - much more to that, especially if you read Morricone biography, a pure genius. No question about it.
At the end it is all about Morricone and Edda Dell'Orso.
Note:
Jay-Z... who the hell is that in this kind of context? And it is too bad, that some people can associate it with Jay-Z somehow...
Like, why would you do that?! Just sad at the end.
and he wrote it for his childhood friend, film director Sergio Leone.
clip from EM's theme "The Mission"
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clip from orchestra of same
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The original is better. Like looking at a Davinci sketch.
Ennio Morricone should have been at least nominated for the Oscar for this, but the Academy's unfair treatment of his work continued right up until his last nomination and finally, win, for his score for The Hateful 8. He should have won for The Untouchables, but that year was a ridiculously stacked deck.
"Once Upon a Time in the West" is another classic.
Its unparallel theme, probably the greatest of all times, why Ennio Morricone was not nominated for Oscars i dont know
He should have gotten a lifetime achievement award for this one piece!
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Once Upon a Time in the West, The Thing, Once Upon a Time in America, Cinema Paradiso, The Legend of 1900, The Best Offer: snubbed on so many occasions.
@@blabla48076 i love "The Mission" too
"The Ecstasy of Gold" scene is incredible. Watching Tuco racing around the graveyard to that epic music is one of the best pieces of film, ever.
Even the dog deserved an oscar.
Just thinking about that scene gives me chills.
Iconic scene
Morricone was a genius! This is perhaps the most iconic "spaghetti western" of all time! Clint Eastwood became an international star after this film debuted. This performance is flawless!!
I've loved western movies and old western TV shows since I was a kid in the 50's and 60's. And this movie is one of the best!
100% agreed.
@Jason Richardson - true, 100% agree, especially if you read his life story. Pure genius.
But one must not forget somebody like Edda Dell’Orso too.
I had the chance to see Ennio Morricone 's last concert before his death. Truly one of the best experiences 🖤
I am very jealous. Hopefully, we can always remember him.
I remember watching (TV) his concert in Rome’s Colosseum
a couple years before his death, memorable.
The english horn player is SO good.. perfect breath control.
Scandinavians take music seriously. It’s a labor of love & deserves perfection in execution. ♥️🕊️🙏
The Good, the Bad, and the ugly. Is not only great music, but a great movie
two or three hundred people to produce those amazing sounds, perfection
All of the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns are worth watching. So good.
This is the most balanced orchestra you will ever hear. One can pick out each individual instrument section at any time, and none overpower any of the others. Ennio Morricone wrote this masterful piece, but the DNSO brought it to a larger than life performance.
The Production of this film is also a master work, being able to follow each solo musician, at exactly the right time for their part of this performance. Even the man with the two wooden boards
The first time I saw The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly was at the drive-in theater with the old metal speaker that hung on the window of the car. Yet, even with that lousy sound, it was obvious that the score was a masterpiece. It complements the movie brilliantly.
Same here😂my entire family saw this at a drive in years ago!! It’s a masterpiece 🎉🎉🎉
How Morricone never won an Oscar is beyond me, genius of a composer.
He received an honorary Oscar.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is magnificent. There are more videos of them doing iconic movie themes. Check out them playing the Star Wars Theme. It's awesome.
This performance restores some faith in humanity; it’s evidence that humans can bring some beauty into the world, because most of the time we do not.
It;s God Who made man in His image - this amazing music is proof of that.
@@uayfb1 LOL
@uayfb1 stop giving credit to God, for things man created. This score was the work of one little Italian man. And thus performance was the result of decades of training and habits. Stop trivalizing it by giving credit to you imaginary friend.
Ennio Morricone was such an genious!
Believe me, you are not the only reactor who now wants to see a live orchestra. Love reactions because of new stuff both you and your audience get to experience.👍👍
If you're going to watch the movie, be prepared for the end act, last 10-minute climax - with the "Ecstasy of Gold" arrangement. EPIC!!!!
I got chills watching your reaction.
I sang choir in high school but straight up hate listening to opera. A friend of mine asked if I’d ever seen an opera, and admitted she hadn’t either, so I found us a night and it was a date.
Live and in person, the power, subtlety, and ability to emote that those singers demonstrated from the stage was mind blowing. When you understand that there is no amplification, it’s even more impressive.
There is nothing like an orchestra live, but to have those voices cutting through on top of it. It’s another level.
These Danes are great! As a wee lad, I used to cup my hands around my mouth in a special way to create that ocarina-like sound from this special song. Morricone's music has always moved me. "Gabriel's Oboe" was performed at my father's funeral, and "Cinema Paradiso" was a soundtrack during more romantic evenings. Love to hear more Morricone and music from this exuberant Danish Orchestra. Great reaction and show!
The whistling lady is a Norwegian, I must sadly admit 😄!
Absolutely great. Goosebumps all the time. Great movie, great soundtrack and a really great Danish National Symphony Orchestra.❤
POLO, this proves yet again that Music 🎵🎶 has no boundaries. Especially when you mentioned Jay-Z sampling this *(It IMMEDIATELY Caught Your Attention)* Also, all of the songs that 2Pac sampled and so many more rap artists..... Who introduced them to that type of music and when throughout their life???
One of the best Western of all time
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY was the best Western movie I ever watched. SERGIO LEONI did big justice to this movie.
The most iconic western movie ever
You are right. This is perfection! By everyone in that orchestra, the singers, the soprano, the conductor. And the score by Ennio Morricone!
Ennio Morricone - The Ecstasy of Gold..live its amazing.
Chills to the bone.
It's amazing how this is identical to the theme in the movie. And seeing it put together like this just adds an extra level of intrigue.
Ennio Morricone was the creator of this phenomenal Soundtrack done so magnificently by this Orchestra. Wouldn't have to see the movie to grasp the primary tone and structure of the plot or the dramatic and surprising climax in the movie since the music mirrors the western motif so well.
I gotta agree that as good as the original is, I like this version of the two pieces even more. I like this version so much, every time a reaction pops up for it, you're damn right I'm watching!
Apparently it was "Western Night" or something like that, so there were lots of selections from the wild west. If you look closely you'll see the wah wah gal is wearing a pair of pistol earrings.
This is the very best version of music from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly I have ever heard. This recording is amazingly clean and well balanced. It's as though you can hear every instrument.
The amazing thing is that they are performing live
You can have a five hundred member orchestra for recreating a musical number such as this but, throw in human vocals such as the talents of both these women in this video and it sends the entire musical performance into a higher level that brings tears to the eye and chills to the bone that can shake me to the core of existence.
"I reckon so..." The first time I heard this performed, I was so impressed! I was amazed at how much human interaction was needed to create the iconic portions of this symphony. Absolutely above it's time.
One of the best westerns of all times
The movie is much more than a movie. It is an epic journey..........
I was mesmerized by this song back in 73 when I was twelve before I had ever seen the movie, my stepdad had the song done by Hugo Montenegro on an eight track tape, it was a huge pop hit for him in the US and UK in 68 and is the best version IMHO.
I love how fair you are in your content bro. I like how honest you are. Even if you aren’t familiar or even feeling something you have a good attitude. Makes watching videos more fun mang. Keep up the great content!
One of THE best, if not THE best motion picture scores ever!
Great homage to Ennio Marracone (sp), he wrote beautiful soundtracks.
Masterpiece. Greetings from Italy
I feel so privileged to have seen the Maestro at work live twice here in The Netherlands. One word: Majestic!
Beautiful 🤲❤️
Went on a school field trip to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra at 8yrs old and it was one of the most
Profound awe inspiring times in my life!..I was overjoyed at the sound and power of those beautiful instruments ✌️💛🤘
This is one of the most catchy theme songs ever made. Unbelievable!
Another great video! I have the same reaction every time I hear this song. I need to watch the movie. I would rank Ennio Morricone right up with John Williams as far as movie sound tracks go. The first half of this was the movie theme, the second half was The Ecstasy of Gold (where Tuco is running around the graveyard looking for the grave).
When everybody plays their piece to perfection and then you put it all together this is what you get.
"I think I was born in the wrong zip code. " great quote.
Being a Danish immigrant to America I concur. Someone call Chili Klaus...
Also, Ennio Morricone is a genius who will haunt your mind.
"What is that?" 3:10 That is a set of chimes. Beautiful, clear bells.
This movie was the third spaghetti western with the 'man with no name ' (Clint Eastwood). "A Fistful of Dollars" and "A Few Dollars More" were also scored by Ennio Morricone.
I think that was one of the greatest things I have seen too. Two thumbs up
That was just crazy good. who would have thought? haha. now i have to go down a soundtrack symphony rabbit hole. thanks
There is a reason his colleagues called Morricone "Il Maestro (The Master)".
Gives me goosebumps! Amazing!
Yes, this music is absolutely..incredible!!😊
I watched this a few months ago ,now I play it in my kitchen every Sunday whilst making Sunday roast dinner love it .
So glad you loved that. Just crazy good. One of the coolest things ever recorded for sure.
That last part was the gun fight at the end!! Awesome film....I watched it a few weeks ago!
This is my favorite soundtrack of all time..Ennio Morricone was a genius. Also this was the same orchestra that played for Procal Harum live version of "Whiter Shade Of Pale" not sure if you've reacted to that yet, but if not, its a must!
Agree!
One of the greatest movies ever made
7:02 This! This here! As she looks up at her! "Take it girl! And finale..."😶🌟
The guy with the hammers is playing a percussion instrument called chimes to answer your question. It is set up just like a piano, note-wise.
Composed by Ennio Morricone, the man was a legend.
The sound track from “Once Upon A Time In The West will blow you away. Each character has theme music. It is written by an award winning writer. This is what you get with western made in Europe. It is the ultimate western with huge stars.
Morricone’s sound track for the Clint Eastwood “spaghetti” westerns
Morricone’s sound tracks for the Clint Eastwood “spaghetti” westerns are, indeed, brilliant. But the Once Upon A Time In The West sound track exceeds all of these by a mile. The film is loaded with stars such as: Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, Claudia Cardinals and Jason Robards. An opening scene “staring” the little known supporting actor Jack Elam is a special touch. The sound track is the real star. Each main character has theme music suiting that character (my favorite is Cheyenne). The climatic gun fight near the end of the movie is the best music of the movie. The scene and the climax signifies the “death” of the old west and the beginning of the new west. The accompanying score is so perceptive of the change. This film and the sound track should have won every award that exists. Ironic that an Italian director and an Italian composer have created the ultimate western for our enjoyment!
I have the original soundtrack, they played it exactly like the original. Exactly.
Well this was something new. Never seen this performed. Very cool
Yes you should put a suit on and go see a live Symphony Orchestra. You will not be disappointed. You will get the chills.
"I think I was born in the wrong zip code" Haha 😂😂😂
Kudos to you for reacting to the best Western movie song of all time.. That was awesome! Keep up the good reacting polo
Fabulous reation to a fabulous musical piece!! Bravo!!
I've always been familiar with the whistle from memes involving western duels. I went and listened to the whole song on a whim one time and thought it was unironically an amazing song. I listened to the rest of the music from the movie not just the main theme with the iconic whistle. The trio and the ecstasy of gold are masterpieces. Eventually I went and watched the movie since I always told people I loved the music from it I mind as well have seen it. I was not disappointed. I get why it birthed an entire genre and is still one of the most iconic movies even half a century later.
One of my favorite Westerns" it really put Clint " on the A list and made him an icon!
almost at the time you said you would like to see The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
I thought to myself that it had been a long time since I had seen him again.
Incredible music!!
Metallica has an amazing live album with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra called "S&M". The orchestra does a great rendition of this song on the album
When you watch Clint Eastwood as his no-name character, you need to let yourself imagine yourself being him. That is the secret to the 'Spaghetti" western genre.
I’ll try this
Hi here from Denmark 🇩🇰 I love you like our Danish National orchestra ❤ you should hear it live in the concert hall 🥰 it’s unbelievable beautiful
The wah wah singer is wearing pistol earrings😅 a masterpiece
YES, YES AND YES!!!
Polo, most cities have local orchestras that are worth seeing, enjoy them!
I can't imagine what an artist like jayzee could be if he could write his OWN music 🎵🎶, instead of sampling it😶
Polo I'm back. I went to the movie set of this in Mercia, Spain. Stood in the bank of El Paso etc etc. Spiritual, as these three movies are so iconic.
Ennio Morricone composed the music for more than 400 films during his career. He did all three of the Eastwood movies with Sergio Leone, as well as "Once Upon A Time in the West" and "Once Upon A Time in America", also by Leone.
"The Ecstasy of Gold" from the last scene of the movie "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" is what Metallica uses as their intro music before each concert. When you hear "L'estasi dell'Oro", the show is about the begin...
The first time I heard the second part I instantly thought of all the Dodge Ram commercials during football season lmao. They always have this song in the background while the truck is going through like a muddy trail or something followed by Jermy Renner's deep cowboy voice..."Dooodge Raaam"
I love your reaction
I felt like a sponge and wanted more 😊
Saw this at a movie theatre in Boston, MA when the film was released. I was STUNNED by the music throughout the film. Incredible!!
Ennio Morriconi was a genius, every spaghetti western had his stamp on it, 😏 his music has haunting and beautiful qualities, he did so much more. Ennio Morricone OMRI[1] (Italian: [ˈɛnnjo morriˈkoːne]; 10 November 1928 - 6 July 2020) was an Italian composer, orchestrator, conductor, and trumpeter who wrote music in a wide range of styles. With more than 400 scores for cinema and television, as well as more than 100 classical works, Morricone is widely considered one of the most prolific and greatest film composers of all time.[2][3] His filmography includes more than 70 award-winning films....👍
You've got to check out the Metallica version of the second tune here. The Ecstasy Of Gold, found on the S&M album, it's also what they've made their stage entrance to for year's.
pps a man, a single mind, creates the blend - this in Ennio Morricone
The vocalists are what tie the entire work together and envolk the image in the minds eye of the old west.
Saw The Good ,the Bad & the Ugly at the theater on Base with my dad when I was a kid. lol. and those are tubular bells.
In the late-19th Century and early-20th Century there was an Italian Classical Music conductor named Arturo Toscanini, who led some of the greatest classical music performances of that time period. He left Italy after the rise of the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini in 1920. He then signed a lucrative contract to become the conductor of The NBC Orchestra. Toscanini conducted radio concert performances on NBC Radio, and later on NBC Television. A kinescope of Toscanini’s very first 1948 simulcast on NBC Television of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony, is available for viewing here on TH-cam, and is a very good investment of your precious time for great Classical music entertainment.
That oboe player is amazing, I don't I've ever heard anyone even close.
One hour ago, this came up:
The Mission: GABRIEL'S OBOE // Danish National Symphony Orchestra & Eva Steinaa (LIVE)
Love this piece. Thanks for this.