The music playing after Vader mentions perhaps Leia turning if Luke doesn't always gives me tears. I don't care what the sequels say, Anakin will always be the chosen one.
That's awesome. Is that John Williams' living room? The Imperial March is probably the most badass tune but The Emeror's music is so *evil* and is just as badass in it's own way. What's impressive is that the orchestra managed to not be put off + keep playing through the "No" too! The first 2 film's are probably the best but those scenes alone almost elevate ROTJ right up there. It's almost gothic with that set, A Jedi's Fury, "You will die"...served with that nice smile, the way Vader keep's looking back from his master to his son, the way the music is so urgent + swell's like the Angel's themselves are screaming "Come on Anakin" + then the huge explosion at the end. It's good too, that Vader picks him up + takes him out. He may not be able to match The Emperor with Force-power alone anymore but it's the strength of his robot arm's, one good hand + the love for his son which enables him to keep going under the barrage of all that Sith lightning.
0:59 I always wondered what are the instruments playing that unforgettable air just when Luke attacks Vader ? The one that lasts just about 30 seconds but is so mesmerising it makes this scene one of the most amazing scenes in the entire saga, even to the eyes of a 90's kid who only discovered the trilogy in the 2000's and watched it right along the first two films of the prelogy. I was about 10, probably did not understand all about the story back then, and was more into the visual wonderfest, but even as a kid the prelogy choreographed fights and modern FX didn't beat the fascination this scene and this tune generated. Is there anyone who knows a bit about musical instruments to finally enlighten me ?
There's a lot of stuff John Williams composed that didn't end up in the final movie. So, it wouldn't surprise me that George decided not to use the entirety of "Through the Flames" and instead insert a snippet of the ESB score in it's place. Even more so, it looks like they're struggling to keep the cues lined up. It's a great effort. But, sometimes a piece is best heard in a theater as opposed to a live orchestra.
I do think, though, that if the Vader NO! Was in the original release, no one would really complain about it, or at least as much. But that being said, I do agree that it was a completely unnecessary addition in the Special Edition
Personally, I can't bare these orchestra with film projected concerts. I would prefer seeing just the orchestra play with just the film music, no film up above the orchestra.
!["สนธิ" ห่วงมีขบวนการปกป้อง "ทนายตั้ม" : [THE MESSAGE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2GQNp3EoMc0/mqdefault.jpg)
At 7:34 you can still hear a Mon Calamari shout 'Die Dickhead!' over orchestra!
It’s “So long big guy”
Such a great movie for a live orchestra
The fact that this video is 11 minutes and 38 seconds is perfect.
And the audio must be THX...
This is so wonderful. This makes me want to go see a concert exactly like this. Thank you for posting this.
The music playing after Vader mentions perhaps Leia turning if Luke doesn't always gives me tears. I don't care what the sequels say, Anakin will always be the chosen one.
The sequels, we have redacted. Happened, to us, they have not.
Rey is chosen one
@@matheusb762 shut the hell up will you? She ain't shit.
@@matheusb762who?
That's awesome. Is that John Williams' living room? The Imperial March is probably the most badass tune but The Emeror's music is so *evil* and is just as badass in it's own way. What's impressive is that the orchestra managed to not be put off + keep playing through the "No" too! The first 2 film's are probably the best but those scenes alone almost elevate ROTJ right up there. It's almost gothic with that set, A Jedi's Fury, "You will die"...served with that nice smile, the way Vader keep's looking back from his master to his son, the way the music is so urgent + swell's like the Angel's themselves are screaming "Come on Anakin" + then the huge explosion at the end. It's good too, that Vader picks him up + takes him out. He may not be able to match The Emperor with Force-power alone anymore but it's the strength of his robot arm's, one good hand + the love for his son which enables him to keep going under the barrage of all that Sith lightning.
hermoso nada mejor que literalmente un cine y la orquesta tocando la musica da mas emocion
People during this live performance: Wow! The emperor's death is so powerful and completes Vader's ark!
Disney in 2019: Young fool...
lucasfilm in 1991:
But the Emperor returns in Legends too...no matter what timeline you read, he always comes back
@@raystantz2471 Well, unfortunately, George Lucas was gonna bring him in the sequels as well, so either way,we were in trouble!
I mean it still completed Vader’s arc. He sacrifices himself lovingly for his son.
-Take my life, Luke, is the only way
-I'M POINTING THE WAY!!
Why do I find myself crying at these scenes? The only things missing is the choirs at the Emperors throne scene.
A pity since that’s the defining part for his theme I feel.
0:59 I always wondered what are the instruments playing that unforgettable air just when Luke attacks Vader ?
The one that lasts just about 30 seconds but is so mesmerising it makes this scene one of the most amazing scenes in the entire saga, even to the eyes of a 90's kid who only discovered the trilogy in the 2000's and watched it right along the first two films of the prelogy.
I was about 10, probably did not understand all about the story back then, and was more into the visual wonderfest, but even as a kid the prelogy choreographed fights and modern FX didn't beat the fascination this scene and this tune generated.
Is there anyone who knows a bit about musical instruments to finally enlighten me ?
I am amazed how exactly this part is so underrated and rarely talked about. It's as haunting as it gets.
instruments used are horns, tuba, mens voices, organ and strings div
デススター突入シーンはSFの名場面よなぁ・・・。
Vader screams no, OH YES I LOVE IT😄😄😄😄😄
Mon Calamari is best served hot and fresh off the backyard BBQ!
Why at 10:11 isn't the original score be re-introduced instead of the temp track from " The empire strikes back " ???
That is the original score from the movie.
mecha roblox No, "Through the Flames"" have a different beginning on the OST, the TESB cue is a temp track ...th-cam.com/video/_x6zohnw5z0/w-d-xo.html
Uh whatever, I heard the exact same thing from the movie as it is here. (I like the original better)
ST 321 You are right. The ESB score is in the movie. I'm guessing the OST doesn't align with the movie.
There's a lot of stuff John Williams composed that didn't end up in the final movie. So, it wouldn't surprise me that George decided not to use the entirety of "Through the Flames" and instead insert a snippet of the ESB score in it's place. Even more so, it looks like they're struggling to keep the cues lined up. It's a great effort. But, sometimes a piece is best heard in a theater as opposed to a live orchestra.
The orchestra is a little bit to early so it broke the fusion of the music and the lightsaber fight
They have failed us for the last time.
No they aren’t
Music feels a little bit off in the ending. Good overall.
Into the deathstar is an awesome track
No choir wtf
Where and when did you film this?
0:50 ❤🔥
WHY did they have Darth Vader shout "NO!" It is THE STUPIDEST ADDITION EVER!
47imagine the first no was ok, but the second, ugh.
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I agree.
I do think, though, that if the Vader NO! Was in the original release, no one would really complain about it, or at least as much. But that being said, I do agree that it was a completely unnecessary addition in the Special Edition
I think it’s adding a little to much detail to the special edition
47imagine ITS BETTER THAN HIM JUST LOOKING AT THE EMPEROR AND THROWING HIM OFF
Personally, I can't bare these orchestra with film projected concerts. I would prefer seeing just the orchestra play with just the film music, no film up above the orchestra.
you've attended?
7:36 Piett you fool
"Get me Inferno Squad. Now."
Heh I like that reference
Its was perfect until that "No" part.
Get Despecialized Edition or 4K77, 4K80, 4K83 its fan made version of the movies that removes all special edition changes
why do people hate that part?
そういえば脱出しようとしてるんかなスターデストロイヤーが撃沈した後のシーン
最後脱出のタイミングだけは残念だったけど良いなぁこの催し。
Good performers, but way off time.
Everything was sounding great until..."Nooooo!".
No choir? This was a poor effort