Most beautiful version of this I've heard... and with ORGAN! So many arrangements are beautiful but aren't the same without the organ. I can always tell when I'm listening to the original Andre Previn/London Symphony Rollerball version when I hear, @5:51, what sounds like a member of the string section whack their bow on a music stand. Strange that wasn't removed in post.
I will never forget the first time I heard this piece of wonderful music - I was 16 years old and just finished my sophomore year in High School - I went to see this movie called "Rollerball" - I knew a little about it from friends and was a fan of James Caan - I know back then when your that age Classical music isn't suppose to be anything but boring - I myself found it very deep and profound even at that early age - anyway, This Is My Favorite Piece Of Music Of All Time... I have '6' different recordings of this wonderful piece By Albinoni and for some reason Andre Previn was able to bring out everything that was originally written for this masterpiece... It also woke me up to the fact that you could be a male jock (football & track) and still have a complete other side to yourself.... 4 years after high school I went to College at night while working days - I would listen to nothing but classical music when I got home to study.... and of course this was my mainstay piece of music - and still is...... Best enjoyed by sitting back and listening while shutting out everything else - for just a short while..........
I always cry when I see this scene, where Jonathan finally turns his back on Ella, pointing out he wanted nothing but her in his life and comes to the conclusion that she is now nothing but a part of the system he hates so much ...
@@Ken_Weber_organist I get your point but I still tend to think that even if you realise that on a rational level it does not necessarily means that won't happen a discrepancy between the brain and the heart. Is from that gap that the pain may arise. Anyway, I agree, if she's a mole, she must be cut out.
My love of classical music originated with this movie and soundtrack. I had a well-worn vinyl copy that I sold back in 1997. Thank you for taking the time to capture this!
It is necessary to have a strong heart to listen to this song. I listen to it once every ten years. I think it reminds anyone of their own broken dreams.
If you only knew the impression Rollerball (original) movie and soundtrack had on me as a 15 year old when it first came out in '75. Love this piece. TheVinylNoise - thanks for the upload!
Like many of you, I too was very deeply moved by the immensely sad yet exquisitely beautiful dimension the Adagio added to this vision of a future world ruled by corporate masters. Sadly, I think about today, wonder if it is becoming reality and then worry that there will be no 'Jonathan E.' to point the way out of it. Humans have survived everything the Universe has thrown at us so far, but can we survive our own capacity to destroy the Earth and all within? Only God knows .......
Our? I think you overestimate your power, fed my misanthropic propaganda that always says "We" are responsible. Bad "Humans". The Elite know how to manipulate
Saw this movie when it first came out. I actually snuck in a drive-in. Climb the back wall and went directly to the snack bar area. Also there was a area where kids can play on swing sets all in the sand. Sat down on a bench and watch the whole movie. They had speakers built in the bottom of the balcomy roof top to hear the movie. Frozed my butt for 2 hours sitting there and it was all worth it. The next day I bought the vinyl soundtrack to it at The Record Factory. Still have it. Believe it or not - true story (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
I just watched the movie for the first time in over 40 years. The moment this piece came on when Jonathan walked away from his wife under the tree, it blew me away. I hunted this down after the movie. What an amazing piece of music. And there is the amazing part.... the piece was written in the 1950s by a biographer. Not by Abinoni in the 1800s. Check it out! Not kidding. It's like finding out that Roger Ebert made Schindler's List, not Spielberg.
that was remo giazotto…as an music archivist, he found a remnant of this albinoni composition and transcribed it…which there is evidence for…but its kinda unclear if he really composed this whole thing…but its likely that its actually an embellishment and direct derivative of albinoni’s original work
Bartholomew (Actor John Houseman) : You're bargaining for the right to stay in a horrible social spectacle. It has its purposes. You've served those purposes brilliantly. Why argue when you can quit? And you say you want to know why decisions are made. Your future comfort is assured. You don't need to know! Why argue about decisions you're not powerful enough to make for yourself?
I have been going crazy trying to find this piece of music! Thank you for putting it up. For some reason I thot it was Rachmaninoff? I too had the cassette & can't find it. Old school baby!!! ; ) This made my day!
good choices :) For me...Blade Runner, Rollerball, Empire Strikes Back, Clockwork Orange and The Matrix. Of course there's so many that are in the running. Westworld, Tron ( the original movie,) Star Trek IV, Andromeda Strain, 2001, Logan's Run ( stupid sometimes but cool overall), Brother from Another Planet, I will stop before this gets long :)
Bartholomew ( Actor John Houseman) : No player is greater than the game itself. It's a significant game, in a number of ways, the velocities of the ball, the awful physics of the track, and in the middle of it all: men - playing by an odd set of rules. It's not a game man is supposed to grow strong in, Jonathan. You appreciate that, don't you?
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A Game! This Wasn't meant To be A Game! Never!!! (Rusty, Team Executive ,Actor Shane Rimmer)______Great film and Soundtrack, Brilliant!!
Most beautiful version of this I've heard... and with ORGAN! So many arrangements are beautiful but aren't the same without the organ. I can always tell when I'm listening to the original Andre Previn/London Symphony Rollerball version when I hear, @5:51, what sounds like a member of the string section whack their bow on a music stand. Strange that wasn't removed in post.
This Song is sooo Hauntingly Beautiful!!
I will never forget the first time I heard this piece of wonderful music - I was 16 years old and just finished my sophomore year in High School - I went to see this movie called "Rollerball" - I knew a little about it from friends and was a fan of James Caan - I know back then when your that age Classical music isn't suppose to be anything but boring - I myself found it very deep and profound even at that early age - anyway, This Is My Favorite Piece Of Music Of All Time... I have '6' different recordings of this wonderful piece By Albinoni and for some reason Andre Previn was able to bring out everything that was originally written for this masterpiece... It also woke me up to the fact that you could be a male jock (football & track) and still have a complete other side to yourself.... 4 years after high school I went to College at night while working days - I would listen to nothing but classical music when I got home to study.... and of course this was my mainstay piece of music - and still is...... Best enjoyed by sitting back and listening while shutting out everything else - for just a short while..........
Choral?
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I love this song, it's been used in a lot of movies, but this one is probably the most beautiful; "del adagio de Albinoni"
I always cry when I see this scene, where Jonathan finally turns his back on Ella, pointing out he wanted nothing but her in his life and comes to the conclusion that she is now nothing but a part of the system he hates so much ...
The Erase scene always gets me...
@@tomtom34b To erase someone you once loved (and, at a certain level, still loves) is always a huge pain to cope with.
@@felipedourado5721 not quite as hare when you are 100% sure she is a mole
@@Ken_Weber_organist I get your point but I still tend to think that even if you realise that on a rational level it does not necessarily means that won't happen a discrepancy between the brain and the heart. Is from that gap that the pain may arise.
Anyway, I agree, if she's a mole, she must be cut out.
I was 15 years old when I Saw this movie since that moment, it is parte of me, like a blade runner ...trate movie
This film and album introduced me to classical music when I was 13.
Lee Hargreaves Ditto, only I was 8.
This movie has a fantastic soundtrack. I'd love to have it!
"You're the only person I've ever wanted, I just wanted you on my side that's all"
Jonathan ...Jonathan...Jonathan...
ERASE....ERASE...ERASE...
My love of classical music originated with this movie and soundtrack. I had a well-worn vinyl copy that I sold back in 1997. Thank you for taking the time to capture this!
It is necessary to have a strong heart to listen to this song. I listen to it once every ten years. I think it reminds anyone of their own broken dreams.
If you only knew the impression Rollerball (original) movie and soundtrack had on me as a 15 year old when it first came out in '75. Love this piece. TheVinylNoise - thanks for the upload!
Same here. I was 16 and this had an enormous impact on me when I first saw the film. Purchased the soundtrack and listened to it over the years.
@@OHNOTHIMAGEN1 Same age as you when I saw the film and I too purchased the LP and this one piecw was the one I listened to all the time.
Like many of you, I too was very deeply moved by the immensely sad yet exquisitely beautiful dimension the Adagio added to this vision of a future world ruled by corporate masters. Sadly, I think about today, wonder if it is becoming reality and then worry that there will be no 'Jonathan E.' to point the way out of it. Humans have survived everything the Universe has thrown at us so far, but can we survive our own capacity to destroy the Earth and all within? Only God knows .......
Our? I think you overestimate your power, fed my misanthropic propaganda that always says "We" are responsible. Bad "Humans". The Elite know how to manipulate
@@bombtwenty3867 Corporate greed . . . authoritarian government . . . destruction of the rainforest . . . species extinction . . . glaciers melting the world over . . . sea level rise . . . climate change.
And you wrote this 4 years ago?
@@chrisperrien7055 Had I been alive I could have written it in the 1860s and the 1940s, but 2016 seemed like a good time to remember the message.
I have the vinyl autographed by Norman Jewison:)
Keep that piece of history in your family - you have a major part of movie excellence....
Pouquíssimos temas tem a capacidade de me tocar fundo no meu coração e de minha alma, como esse...
this is one of my all time favorite soundtracks. so classical, yet so modern for the time.
Beautiful music for a film that was so far ahead of its time. It is extremely deep. Mental Exodus ✊🏾🏁
I have this on audio cassette. Whenever I put on a three piece suit, I always listen to "Executive Party Suite" while getting dressed.
Heavy
My top 5 Sci-Fi movies
1. Blade Runner
2. Brazil
3. Lucy (Scarlet Johansson)
4. Star Wars - Empire Strikes Back
5. Rollerball (Original - James Caan)
I get what you are saying but Rollerball is NOT Sci-Fi!
I really like the message I get from Forbidden Planet.
@@penknight8532 Hard to imagine a more sci fi movie than Rollerball. What would you call it? :)
Increible interpretacion del adagio de Albinoni
Saw this movie when it first came out. I actually snuck in a drive-in. Climb the back wall and went directly to the snack bar area. Also there was a area where kids can play on swing sets all in the sand. Sat down on a bench and watch the whole movie. They had speakers built in the bottom of the balcomy
roof top to hear the movie. Frozed my butt for 2 hours sitting there and it was all worth it. The next day I bought the vinyl soundtrack to it at The Record Factory. Still have it. Believe it or not - true story (from 976-CREOLEMAN).
I just watched the movie for the first time in over 40 years. The moment this piece came on when Jonathan walked away from his wife under the tree, it blew me away. I hunted this down after the movie. What an amazing piece of music. And there is the amazing part.... the piece was written in the 1950s by a biographer. Not by Abinoni in the 1800s. Check it out! Not kidding. It's like finding out that Roger Ebert made Schindler's List, not Spielberg.
it was made by Remo Giazzotto an musicologist admirer and biographer of Albinoni
that was remo giazotto…as an music archivist, he found a remnant of this albinoni composition and transcribed it…which there is evidence for…but its kinda unclear if he really composed this whole thing…but its likely that its actually an embellishment and direct derivative of albinoni’s original work
this is truly wonderful from such a legendary movie thank you for putting it up:D
Love me some Rollerball!
GREAT MOVIE
Bartholomew (Actor John Houseman) : You're bargaining for the right to stay in a horrible social spectacle. It has its purposes. You've served those purposes brilliantly. Why argue when you can quit? And you say you want to know why decisions are made. Your future comfort is assured. You don't need to know! Why argue about decisions you're not powerful enough to make for yourself?
An amazing soundtrack!
perfect music
Un buen mix de buena música y cine futurista, vale la pena ver la película
I have the CD Soundtrack and it sounds Fantastic...
"The next game there won't be any substitutions allowed...and no time limit. You'll die, Johnny. Everybody will die."
when a 12 yr old enjoys a film AND the sound track ...... music can make a good film GREAT - Ron Goodwin, 'where eagles dare' .... THE Best !
I have been going crazy trying to find this piece of music! Thank you for putting it up. For some reason I thot it was Rachmaninoff? I too had the cassette & can't find it. Old school baby!!! ; ) This made my day!
I mean, it turns towards the sun.
My top 5 Sci-Fi movies
1. Blade runner
2. Aliens
3. Rollerball
4. 2001 A Space Odyssey
5. Terminator
good choices :) For me...Blade Runner, Rollerball, Empire Strikes Back, Clockwork Orange and The Matrix. Of course there's so many that are in the running. Westworld, Tron ( the original movie,) Star Trek IV, Andromeda Strain, 2001, Logan's Run ( stupid sometimes but cool overall), Brother from Another Planet, I will stop before this gets long :)
@Michael Bauers. all great films...except The Matrix :)
Nothing comes close to "the cat from outer space"
Bartholomew ( Actor John Houseman) :
No player is greater than the game itself. It's a significant game, in a number of ways, the velocities of the ball, the awful physics of the track, and in the middle of it all: men - playing by an odd set of rules. It's not a game man is supposed to grow strong in, Jonathan. You appreciate that, don't you?
You're welcome :)
Maybe credit the composer, Albinoni, in the description?
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try the version of Herbert von Karajan i
the original artist of this piece is Albinoni. John Brown haha. joke. thats sad that you wrote that there in description
Albinoni is the composer the ARTIST performing is John Brown.
Of course Albinoni and not John Brown.
The rule is... NO