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Allan with all due deference to you and the composer of Infinity War (aaarrghhh, I’m blanking in the composer’s name, it was Brian, no wait it was Mr. Alan Silvestri, I think, anyhow never mind), I haven’t heard anyone ever mentioning that about infinity war OST. Thomas is a brilliant composer, always; one of the very few who has the balls (first) and wits (later) to always redefine the meaning of the term “diversity” in music.
No but it's a meme on internet, it's not about the ost. There was an announcement for infinity wars mentionning that it was the most ambitious crossover, then lots of memes came out with that.
With the Irish tap dancing, western and British fiddles, Arabian drums, sprinkled with a little Spanish and wrapped in modern bass and drum set, you have the most epic musical burrito on the planet. YUM
Back in the day they had Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Strauss... In our day we Have Thomas Bergersen, John Powell, Hanz Zimmer, John Williams, and Howard Shore. We live in the second golden age of instrumental. No one will ever convince me otherwise.
Does anyone else get this sudden rush of energy when listening to this sort of music and without even controlling it, like something else takes over and you just find yourself up on your feet, running across the house and dancing, completely subconsciously?
This is what musical masterminds like Mozart had in mind. They wanted to evoke certain emotions and tell a story with them during their orchestral pieces, just like the kind one feels here.
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Compared to most listeners to TSFH, I am prehistoric, being aged 60. In my lifetime I have listened to and bought music from some of the 'Supergroups' of the 70's / 80's (Yes, Pink Floyd, Queen, etc etc) and listened to some very diverse music and genres. TSFH music makes me just as happy as those Supergroups - and perhaps more so. What I admire most, even though they get criticised a lot for it, is how they can blend styles / genres / cultures into one piece of music so successfully. They deserve so much more credit and recognition for what they produce and I hope that comes soon enough. For now, I just thank my lucky stars I didn't shuffle off this mortal coil before hearing some of their stuff. Rock on TSFH and may you go down in history for what you do.
I'm just a youngster approaching 51 but I too appreciate the wondrous sound of this music. Humanity has so many amazing vocal and musical sounds to explore and experience. One Million Voices is an excellent blend. I'd love to see this with several hundred dancers doing all the footwork and toe tapping stuff.
I am a young man of 25 with an old soul. I love jazz, opera, and much more, including newer music styles like metal and rock. I find that good music doesn't come from one single style/culture/genre, but rather is music that stirs the soul and makes the soul itself sing. I find that if the creator's heart is not in it, that the music is not great. emotions must be harnessed, thoughts turned to sound, and memories made music. remember, my young friend of 60 years, remember and celebrate. do not yearn for more time, but spend your time upon this mortal coil well, with true family (for not all family are blood, and not all blood are family) and god friends.
@@djprojectus Some character from an old Deus Ex game. Ironically, I too noticed it in all youtube comments and then i set it as my profile pic too, for fun...
@@soeinspast4096 Haha,if this is spreading it will be funny and confusing to see it even more often. I thought is agent Smith from Matrix and thats why has multiplied like him😁 but i see that its not Agent Smith!
Comments from my Eastern European friend: this song is an overlap of multiple traditional Bulgarian folk songs. Incredible music and cultural masterpiece.
@@DarksiderDarmoset th-cam.com/video/Uy29HcrlC9U/w-d-xo.html this is a remix of Esil Duran, but the original song is hundreds, maybe thousands of years old, because the lyrics are in very old Bulgarian
I am not from Eastern, I am Western/central, but I guessed correctly, that I had thought that it is Bulgarian. Because it is very similar to Christopher Tin's song - Dark Clouds (Temen Oblak).
@@DarksiderDarmoset th-cam.com/video/HIeaJiObw0g/w-d-xo.html It's a modern remix, basically a lot of Oj Jano Jano or Jovanke songs from the Balkans so from Croatia to Bulgaria follow this melody.
Asian, North American, Celtic, Eastern European, and more themes I can't even begin to identify, all wound together in a symphony of civilization. Absolutely amazing! This is what music should aspire to be.
Earlier this year I took a very long Lyft ride and blasted this song along the way. The driver could definitely hear the music. After the song ended he signaled to me and asked a lot of questions. I could tell he was impressed by the composition. He told me he was from the Middle East and sometimes had trouble fitting in. We ended up having a really deep conversation about life, love, humanity, and diversity. That ride will always stand out to me. Music really can bring people together.
Many drastically different themes that really make me feel the "one million voices" and cultures. 1. Rainforest 2. Desert / Middle Eastern 3. Epic music 4. European classical music 5. Russian 6. Celtic / Gaelic / Irish 7. Chinese (especially CNY style music) 8. American western / country 9. I can't decide. Somehow they are so different yet go so well together, Thomas, work of genius as usual! Congrats on the 1 million subscribers, honoured to be part of it.
The Slavic back-vocals are actually Bulgarian, not Russian. The lyrics are: Леле, Яно, вси се разпопиха, оти си хубава, хубава гиздава /Oh, Yana, everyone got crazy [for you] because you are so beautiful [and] bonny/... It's from a song by Esil Duran. That song itself is a mixture of Bulgarian pop-folk, Turkish pop, and techno, which I find too extravagant, but TSFH made it sound epic.
@@orionsimoniantaylor2298 It's a cheap joke. Zoophobic=afraid of animals. If someone had said something like "Proud to be Straight!" They'd be called homophobic. It's a play on the wording used in the op's comment, but it's not terribly clever.
They're using this music for the world cup in Qatar! The moment I heard it I instantly recognized it. I had to come back here and enjoy the full piece once again
@@epiconehourmusic1435 Yup! TSN Canada is using it for their WC show intro (inclusive of the Qatar theme), bumps and outro. An epic score that I had to Shazam because I was obsessed with the music.
I literally cried. Not just because of how beautiful this piece is but, for all the lovely comments here wishing happiness no matter the nationality! 😂😂😂
I remember discovering YSFH back when Heart of Courage was barely over 50k back in early 2012-2013 when they were known by the few, seeing them succeed gives me pride
Proud to be here since 2011 from that To Glory video uploaded by Epic Music World. As time passed I slowly moved to EDM and pop, but Two steps from hell still holds the place as "that legendary playlist" in my phone.
I got to know TSFH in 2016, still happy I did, but inreal life i only met 2 persons that knew it, the one that introduced me to it and a random classmate, so sad its still actually so little known
I found it my listening to epic music vn and looked them up from there back in 2014, then I spread it to my family. No one else I know listens to it though. Whenever I blast it on speakers around others they always ask me "what is that? That's so cool!"
I discovered TSFH accidentaly whilst looking where were music from "Dancing Line" made. Another level of luckines overall. Btw "the piano" was based on "Empire of Angels" if someone wanna know
I can't describe how much I felt while listening to this masterpiece. It feels like... being on a small boat on the ocean in the middle of the wild storm, but there is no fear...just the overwhelming feeling of immortality, strenght and god like power. This soundtrack is pure perfection.
A new solo album? YES. I can't help feeling hyped with this piece. It's intense and epic. I love it. So many different cultural music in this. What can this man not do?
What I really love about Two Steps From Hell and Thomas Bergersen's music is that it doesn't present just one image in your mind, but a series of varying scenes; but this, it's unlike anything I have ever heard before.
It's like an instant, a moment that's in our minds, clear as looking through a window. But for each of us, what we see is different, and what visions we tie it to differs. TSFH might make only dozens of soundtracks, but they inspire a million voices.
THIS! This is why i love music like this! It's sad that a lot of people don't experience this because they choose to not let that music, the emotions it stirs in oneself, to really enter the soul. They hear the music blindly
It's been nine months of listening to this track and continuously being amazed at Thomas' musical skills. But I've now reached the point where I absolutely MUST have the rest of the album. Humanity's release cannot come fast enough.
StarPlaty agreed. I read a response that Thomas put to a comment on his Facebook page a couple of months ago that he was hoping if all went according to plan then it would be released this year. If that’s turned out not to be the case then with a bit of luck we’ll see it early next year - seeing as they’re going on tour in March/April then he might do a release to coincide with that. Fingers crossed that we’ll see it sooner rather than later either way!
Can you imagine this being played during the closing ceremony for the Olympics after we finally beat covid-19 it may take a couple of years but I think it would be worth it just to hear this being played by an orchestra made of musicians from all over the world
Covid won't be beat. It will only fade away when it's ready to fade away, mutating into other viral strains as always happens. But I'm all for the orchestra.
At the very beginning, it was him himself, standing in front of the gates, fighting the fears by himself. It was his bravery that drew people to join him. Tens, thousands. As more joined him, they fought and went closer to the eternal flames. And now here we are, one million men, in front of hell, just two steps away!
And never forget, music makes you braver, and that is why, with a million men, they spend their victories not drinking away, but singing many a song into the night, with the most skilled bards throughout the lands finding a place where their talents are accepted, who'd expect that they're calling laid just two steps from hell?
The coolest thing about Two Steps From Hell, besides their awesomely epic tracks, is that they make the music available for public purchase and enjoyment.
@@madmadamemimlovesepicmusic519 I was referring to the quote "they make music available for public purchase and enjoyment" and sarcastically mentioning TSFH's industry album which isn't for public xd
Looked over to my second screen, where this was playing, when it appeared on my playlist... and it brought a smile to my face. I remember this was released when you lot hit 1 million subscribers, and I was so glad to be one of those million for a song like this to come out. Really an incredible song, and I still love listening to it to this day.
Stunning! Stunning! Stunning! Really love it. My fav part is basically from 6:36 till the end. Sounds like a great gathering where people dance around the fire, eat food, having some drinks and tell stories of great adventures. Happy to say this song left a smile on my face and a jump in my step!!
So many pictures flood my mind listening to this masterpiece. From planets unexplored to children dancing this music. This whole thing is Life itself put to music. Excellent job! I will listen as I write my stories
At first I was put off by the vocals, having never heard that style before, but by the end of the song I had absolutely fallen in love with them! This music is unique and beautiful and I can't wait for the album
Those vocals were what instantly caught me! :) But I have heard a lot of diffrent world music/ folk music from diffrent cultures already so these vocals weren't anything new for me.
@@N0616JCProductions Point is, he can create a storyline without the listener being required to understand the words, rendering the voices sounds without a specific meaning. That is why they also use artificial language in some songs. In my opinion Thomas is especially good at telling stories, while Nick is more about creating a mood. Depending on what one is looking for, their music seems to be universally applicable.
I remember listening to this when it frist came out. It feels like you're taking a trip through the world and traveling through so many cultures. It's amazing how much music can capture.
Thomas Bergersen You are truly the most inspiring person on earth !! Thank you for everything ! Thank you for making us travel in your world with you !
Japanese in the beginning and after this starting with the Bulgarian singing is GODLIKE EPIC! Thomas, for very long you're my most favourite compositor. Your masterpieces will travel time and space and will remain immortal. May the Stars watch over you.
These vocals are from the song "Lele Yano" by bulgarian pop-folk singer Esil Duran. I'm Bulgarian and I'm not much into her music but your work, Mr. Bergersen, is incredible! The feeling I get from listening it is so motivating! Somewhere at 2:45 I can hear Greek language too and after 4th minute there's a instrumental of Celtic music, I guess? Two Balkan's and one Western Europe's + the main epic/movie music. Awesome work of art!
There's a shift partway through the Celtic section that turns into American fiddle which is awesome because American bluegrass is descended from Scottish highland music. Then just after the 6 minute mark the fiddles give way to Middle Eastern instruments with the oud (a type of guitar-like instrument) and drums. Then the theme shifts closer to far east music near 7 minutes. Afterward they all combine together at once.
I've never heard such an ambitious fusion of styles, nor have I felt so many feelings all at once. I'm literally trying not to cry as I type this. AMAZING work.
So glad I found you guys, Two Steps From Hell, back in the 5th (or 6th ?) grade in Elementary when I was just 12 yo. Now here I am, 20 yo and still listening. Great song ! Love you both guys, your work has turned into more that just everyday dull job because it involves at least 1 million people !
For me it was youtube recommending me the compilations by SphexAudio. I listened to it for quite some time, but it still took a couple months to actually look for the source and, well, here I am, still hooked.
My cousin brought me into this...always used to see "Archangel" on the screen. when he made me listen to it , at that time , I wasn't anymore a normal 10yo
Музикалната композициия е построена върху българската народна песен," Леле Яно". Toва е т.н. фолклорно песнопение. Разбира се, има вплетени и други мотиви. Аз, като българка, разпознах родния фолклор. Благодаря на Thomas Bergersen за това истинско произведение на изкуството!
Можете да продължите запознаването си с българското съдържание на музиката на Томас. Той има прекрасна композиция Fearless. Използва се песен за партизанин, който отива на война.
This piece has so many different worldly cultural styles all mashed into one seamless and epic track. Even though it has such a wide variety of styles, it all still sounds like one cohesive piece. Amazing, as always, TSFH.
Heard this over a year ago and it is definitely the best piece of music I have ever heard. The sheer scale and power never ceases to impress me, especially from how small it starts. It's just an escalation of sheer musical genius. I love this guy's other work,but this for me is just the absolute height of perfection.
Yes!!!! A guy with a mushroom profile picture (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) is so happy for this insane achievement. Congratulations, may many more millions come!
A guy with a profile picture he can't find a proper short description for agrees wholeheartedly and is very happy that these comments are still around.
A girl with a profile sideview profile picture _lol_ (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) enjoys seeing this sort of comment, that already were around when this channel had less than half a million subscribers. :D
A guy with a semi-ironic "i am enlightened" profile picture (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) is likewise thrilled to see 1 million subs and can't wait for them to get the 10s of millions of subscribers they deserve. Bring on the musical revolution.
Wow, I love the flawless mix of different cultural music styles! It’s giving me chills of wonder at the beauty of unification. I’m so grateful for it in the face of what’s happened this week with Russia’s attack on Ukraine. This music gives voice to my love for those people and my hope for unity and peace between the nations.
And here we are, Two Steps From Hell, the channel that has accompanied us for so long finally reaching 1 Million subscribers. A milestone well deserved. Honestly, it has been a long time since I said this, but I think this is the perfect time to do it once again. Mythic Squad, assemble!
I think I speak for all of us here in saying that Two Steps From Hell are one of, if not the greatest composers of our time. Their music has accompanied me for such a long time and in countless situations. It is probably hard to quantify how much joy their music has brought to us collectively, how many they inspired to do things they love, how many they helped through hardship and suffering. Watching that counter tick over alongside my friends in the squad and probably a large number of strangers was probably the best thing I did all month. Honestly, I don't think I can really put into words what I feel. So, with One Million Voices we say thank you for being this awesome. Onward to the next million! They certainly deserve it.
What I love the most about TSFH is the way they can blend different styles, genres and even cultures into one. They have a real talent for that. It's breath taking. This is a perfect example.
literal goosebumps every time i hear this play, even three years later. this song is an absolute masterpiece for the ages. it shows how music really is a universal language, with all the different aspects from different areas of the world joining in to create a cacophony of music that comes together so beautifully. if only human nature allowed us to co-exist as perfectly as this.
One million voices The Creation of Earth Children of the sun They're so epic and I can almost see infinite landscapes in these pieces... Idk how else to describe it 👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👌
My first time listening to this I was practically in tears. I never imagined anything could sound so powerful, so joyful, and so emotional all at once. There are no limits to what this man can create, and I'm so thankful to experience his music!
Every song TSFH have ever uploaded is just like an adventure someone has gone through. This song is just like they all came back, meet each other, and have a party.
That transition at 3:38 gets me every. Single. Time. I just get so thrilled. I love listening to this song at this time of year now. Reviewing what happened in the world and feeling a sense of unity through this music.
I feel like we have just touched a bit of japanese cyberpunk, arabic, irish/western cultures embedded into a hybrid classical and instrumental frame. It could have not been a more diverse yet still harmonious music, just like your 1 000 000 (ONE MILLION) subscribers. The title said it all.. Congrats, keep on reinventing yourself ;)
I remember being deployed in iraq in 2010 when i first started listening to TSFH and TB the music helped me get through alot of the stuff going on then and now i hope you guys keep making masterpieces because thats what you guys do
Hey David Knowles, so you're prehistoric huh....age 60. Well, my man I am 76 and have loved most all kinds of music. About 4-5 yrs ago I found TSFH and I can say.....wow & wow again. Never heard of Epic Music, but boy did I love it and all kinds to. I have to say Thomas Bergerson, is a true master of his own music, he is at the top of my list. I have lots of his work and TSFH. I have an addiction though ^_^ a good kind, music and the Epic Albums of TSFH & Thomas Bergerson....look him up on Utube.
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Proud of being one of the million
Me too
so many cultures in under 10 minutes. amazing ! Thomas Bergersen is an amazing Artist ! only
we're the legion now. a million spirits in one body
Me too
Hands down my absolute favorite group
"Infinity war is the most ambitious crossover in history"
Thomas Bergersen: Hold my piano.
Allan with all due deference to you and the composer of Infinity War (aaarrghhh, I’m blanking in the composer’s name, it was Brian, no wait it was Mr. Alan Silvestri, I think, anyhow never mind), I haven’t heard anyone ever mentioning that about infinity war OST. Thomas is a brilliant composer, always; one of the very few who has the balls (first) and wits (later) to always redefine the meaning of the term “diversity” in music.
No but it's a meme on internet, it's not about the ost. There was an announcement for infinity wars mentionning that it was the most ambitious crossover, then lots of memes came out with that.
Daemonsoadfan r/woooosh?
Lol This comment made me laugh so hard! Thank you for making my day!
Hold my piano lmao
I'm 63, have been interested in all types of music my entire life but when I heard this I knew I had finally come home
When I was 14, I discovered TSFH, and never looked back. This is music at it's purest.
This comment is very heartwarming
@@PsychonautTV same dude. Can't stand all the modern crap
@@PsychonautTV Based and transcendent-pilled
@@Pilotfredrik lmao, modern crap
Also this music: made in modern times
So, what kind of music are you into ?
Thomas Bergersen : *YES*
Lmao true
You summed it up in one word, you genius. 😂
@@EchoComposer Nah I'm not, Thomas Bergersen however is the genius. A real Maestro :)
I agree, Thomas is an incredible musician, a brave soul who broke down all the possible barriers between one genre and the other.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, is an absolute unit of a truth
With the Irish tap dancing, western and British fiddles, Arabian drums, sprinkled with a little Spanish and wrapped in modern bass and drum set, you have the most epic musical burrito on the planet.
YUM
Don't forget the Bulgarian vocals :D
@@wva6809 OF COURSE, I FORGOT THE BACON BITS :(
No asian culture...
@@1azey nope there is
flexmn there is asian instruments in it.
I would gladly prefer some epic throat singing to be fitted in but this would also do.
Back in the day they had Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Strauss... In our day we Have Thomas Bergersen, John Powell, Hanz Zimmer, John Williams, and Howard Shore. We live in the second golden age of instrumental. No one will ever convince me otherwise.
Don't forget about James Horner.
Edit: Someone pointed out my mistake on the name of James Horner so thank you. XD
Can't leave out Danny Elfman wither
and Jerry Goldsmith! (an oldie but a goodie)
You mean at least the third golden age. We've had many golden ages of music over the years; just look at Jazz for proof of that.
@@kennyholmes5196 He means of classical music styles.
Does anyone else get this sudden rush of energy when listening to this sort of music and without even controlling it, like something else takes over and you just find yourself up on your feet, running across the house and dancing, completely subconsciously?
I get it too!
This is what musical masterminds like Mozart had in mind. They wanted to evoke certain emotions and tell a story with them during their orchestral pieces, just like the kind one feels here.
I actually use this music to settle my anxiety attacks. It calms me down and helps me go to a different place.
I have that problem too and it's fine ;)
Music that makes you braver
Every country has a national anthem .
I feel as if this piece is the whole earth's anthem.❤
Fun Fact : this is actually TSN Canada World Cup 2022 intro
Enjoy Nintendo,Creatures,Game Freak,Dreamworks,Sunrise,Disney,
ViacomCBS,Paramount and Bandai Namco Is an All Star Challenge Adventure
Pokémon The Movie 2000
Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai
Kaiketsu Zorori: Will Protect It! The Dinosaur Egg
Pac Man World 2
Pokemon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
StarFox Assault
Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel
Keroro Gunsō the Super Movie
Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Kaiketsu Zorori: The Quest for the Mysterious Treasure
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Pokemon Giratina and the Sky Warrior
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Pokémon Heroes
Kaiketsu Zorori: The G-G-G-Great Adventure
Pac Man World 3
Pokemon Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Kaiketsu Zorori: Secret of the Double Z
Aladdin and the King of Thieves Mulan
Robin Hood
Make it Pop
Winx Club
Rocket Power
Nihao Kailan
Swiss Family Robinson
Tak and the Power of Juju
Nicky Deuce
Chalk Zone
Legend of Korra
Spongebob Squarepants
Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius
The Fairly Odd Movie: Grown Up Timmy Turner
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Game Shakers
The Great Mouse Detective
Flushed Away
T.U.F.F. Puppy
Last Day of Summer
Rocko's Modern Life
Tarzan
Forces of Nature
High School Musical 1,2 and 3
Kim Possible So the Drama
Around the World in 80 Days
Ren and Stimpy
Mickey Donald and Goofy Three Musketeers
The Aristocats
Hey Arnold
The Chronicles of Narnia
Kung Fu Panda 3
Teacher's Pet
Danny Phantom
Atlantis The Lost Empire
And Invader Zim
Listen to Creation of Earth. Awesome as this is, the other piece is mind blowing.
Enjoy Nintendo,Creatures,Game Freak,Dreamworks,Sunrise,Disney,
ViacomCBS,Paramount and Bandai Namco Is an All Star Challenge Adventure
Pokémon The Movie 2000
Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai
Kaiketsu Zorori: Will Protect It! The Dinosaur Egg
Pac Man World 2
Pokemon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
StarFox Assault
Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys
Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel
Keroro Gunsō the Super Movie
Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Kaiketsu Zorori: The Quest for the Mysterious Treasure
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Pokemon Giratina and the Sky Warrior
Keroro Gunso the Super Movie 3: Keroro vs. Keroro Great Sky Duel
Pokémon Heroes
Kaiketsu Zorori: The G-G-G-Great Adventure
Pac Man World 3
Pokemon Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Kaiketsu Zorori: Secret of the Double Z
Fantasia 2000
Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams
Mulan
Robin Hood
Make it Pop
Winx Club
Rocket Power
Nihao Kailan
Swiss Family Robinson
Tak and the Power of Juju
Nicky Deuce
Chalk Zone
Legend of Korra
Spongebob Squarepants
Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius
The Fairly Odd Movie: Grown Up Timmy Turner
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Game Shakers
The Great Mouse Detective
Flushed Away
T.U.F.F. Puppy
Last Day of Summer
Rocko's Modern Life
Forces of Nature
High School Musical 1,2 and 3
Kim Possible So the Drama
Around the World in 80 Days
Ren and Stimpy
Mickey Donald and Goofy Three Musketeers
The Aristocats
Hey Arnold
The Chronicles of Narnia
Kung Fu Panda 3
Teacher's Pet
Danny Phantom
Atlantis The Lost Empire
And Invader Zim
Enjoy Nintendo,Creatures,Game Freak,Dreamworks,Sunrise,Disney,
ViacomCBS,Paramount and Bandai Namco Is an All Star Challenge Adventure
Pokémon The Movie 2000
Pokémon: The Rise of Darkrai
Kaiketsu Zorori: Will Protect It! The Dinosaur Egg
Pac Man World 2
Pokemon Lucario and the Mystery of Mew
StarFox Assault
Pokémon: Destiny Deoxys
Pokémon the Movie: Volcanion and the Mechanical Marvel
Keroro Gunsō the Super Movie
Pokemon Ranger and the Temple of the Sea
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Kaiketsu Zorori: The Quest for the Mysterious Treasure
Super Smash Bros Brawl
Pokemon Giratina and the Sky Warrior
Keroro Gunso the Super Movie 3: Keroro vs. Keroro Great Sky Duel
Pokémon Heroes
Kaiketsu Zorori: The G-G-G-Great Adventure
Pac Man World 3
Pokemon Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction She-Ra and the Princesses of Power
Kaiketsu Zorori: Secret of the Double Z
Fantasia 2000
Disney Princess Enchanted Tales: Follow Your Dreams
Mulan
Robin Hood
Make it Pop
Winx Club
Rocket Power
Nihao Kailan
Swiss Family Robinson
Tak and the Power of Juju
Nicky Deuce
Chalk Zone
Legend of Korra
Spongebob Squarepants
Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius
The Fairly Odd Movie: Grown Up Timmy Turner
Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
Game Shakers
The Great Mouse Detective
Flushed Away
T.U.F.F. Puppy
Last Day of Summer
Rocko's Modern Life
Forces of Nature
High School Musical 1,2 and 3
Kim Possible So the Drama
Around the World in 80 Days
Ren and Stimpy
Mickey Donald and Goofy Three Musketeers
The Aristocats
Hey Arnold
The Chronicles of Narnia
Kung Fu Panda 3
Teacher's Pet
Danny Phantom
Atlantis The Lost Empire
And Invader Zim
Compared to most listeners to TSFH, I am prehistoric, being aged 60. In my lifetime I have listened to and bought music from some of the 'Supergroups' of the 70's / 80's (Yes, Pink Floyd, Queen, etc etc) and listened to some very diverse music and genres. TSFH music makes me just as happy as those Supergroups - and perhaps more so. What I admire most, even though they get criticised a lot for it, is how they can blend styles / genres / cultures into one piece of music so successfully. They deserve so much more credit and recognition for what they produce and I hope that comes soon enough. For now, I just thank my lucky stars I didn't shuffle off this mortal coil before hearing some of their stuff. Rock on TSFH and may you go down in history for what you do.
David Knowles Amen my dude :)
David Knowles totally agree, and liked that hamlet reference you threw in there: “mortal coil.”
I'm just a youngster approaching 51 but I too appreciate the wondrous sound of this music. Humanity has so many amazing vocal and musical sounds to explore and experience. One Million Voices is an excellent blend. I'd love to see this with several hundred dancers doing all the footwork and toe tapping stuff.
I am a young man of 25 with an old soul. I love jazz, opera, and much more, including newer music styles like metal and rock. I find that good music doesn't come from one single style/culture/genre, but rather is music that stirs the soul and makes the soul itself sing. I find that if the creator's heart is not in it, that the music is not great. emotions must be harnessed, thoughts turned to sound, and memories made music. remember, my young friend of 60 years, remember and celebrate. do not yearn for more time, but spend your time upon this mortal coil well, with true family (for not all family are blood, and not all blood are family) and god friends.
also, I totally agree
Thomas I hope that in the future you will be hailed as the mozart of our generation and it would not be an exhaggeration.
Who is in your pic? And i see it so often from other yt accounts?
@@djprojectus Some character from an old Deus Ex game.
Ironically, I too noticed it in all youtube comments and then i set it as my profile pic too, for fun...
@@soeinspast4096 Haha,if this is spreading it will be funny and confusing to see it even more often. I thought is agent Smith from Matrix and thats why has multiplied like him😁 but i see that its not Agent Smith!
Oh yeah yeah
Its a pretty strong line-up to be honest. I mean.. the likes of Hans Zimmer among many other great composers is in it.
Comments from my Eastern European friend: this song is an overlap of multiple traditional Bulgarian folk songs. Incredible music and cultural masterpiece.
Which ones in particular? =o
@@DarksiderDarmoset actually no idea ... she just recognized a bunch of them
@@DarksiderDarmoset
th-cam.com/video/Uy29HcrlC9U/w-d-xo.html
this is a remix of Esil Duran, but the original song is hundreds, maybe thousands of years old, because the lyrics are in very old Bulgarian
I am not from Eastern, I am Western/central, but I guessed correctly, that I had thought that it is Bulgarian. Because it is very similar to Christopher Tin's song - Dark Clouds (Temen Oblak).
@@DarksiderDarmoset th-cam.com/video/HIeaJiObw0g/w-d-xo.html It's a modern remix, basically a lot of Oj Jano Jano or Jovanke songs from the Balkans so from Croatia to Bulgaria follow this melody.
*Born too late to be a pirate
Born too early to be a space pirate
Born right on time to hear this*
same
African Pirate
you can always go to africa and be a horn pirate... SOmali!!!!!
Asian, North American, Celtic, Eastern European, and more themes I can't even begin to identify, all wound together in a symphony of civilization. Absolutely amazing! This is what music should aspire to be.
A symphony of civilization. I love that. Gorgeous descriptive quote.
I agree. Light comes from crystal
Middle Eastern as well
I hear Irish River Dance as well.
This is why i love how all of us different. If we all have the same culture, then this music wouldn’t exist.
Two steps from hell finally has 1 mil subs
Yea babyyy
Can TSFH eventually beat T-Series?
@@ntt996 Only if we try like no one has ever tried
That makes this title so much more epic.
It was about damn time
Earlier this year I took a very long Lyft ride and blasted this song along the way. The driver could definitely hear the music. After the song ended he signaled to me and asked a lot of questions. I could tell he was impressed by the composition. He told me he was from the Middle East and sometimes had trouble fitting in. We ended up having a really deep conversation about life, love, humanity, and diversity. That ride will always stand out to me. Music really can bring people together.
I'm here thanks to TSN using this song as the theme song for their 2022 World Cup coverage in Canada.
Many drastically different themes that really make me feel the "one million voices" and cultures.
1. Rainforest
2. Desert / Middle Eastern
3. Epic music
4. European classical music
5. Russian
6. Celtic / Gaelic / Irish
7. Chinese (especially CNY style music)
8. American western / country
9. I can't decide. Somehow they are so different yet go so well together, Thomas, work of genius as usual!
Congrats on the 1 million subscribers, honoured to be part of it.
Tbh some of the violin parts I can hear a little bit of Hungarian aswell
The Slavic back-vocals are actually Bulgarian, not Russian. The lyrics are: Леле, Яно, вси се разпопиха, оти си хубава, хубава гиздава /Oh, Yana, everyone got crazy [for you] because you are so beautiful [and] bonny/... It's from a song by Esil Duran. That song itself is a mixture of Bulgarian pop-folk, Turkish pop, and techno, which I find too extravagant, but TSFH made it sound epic.
AMAZING!!!!
Greek language and Instruments
Russian lol
This is one of things I love about Thomas Bergerson. He combines nearly every music of the world into a package that says: Human.
Proud to be a Human.
"Proud to be a Human"?? You're zoofobic ^^
@@berpmorph2946 yeah..you tell him man! Smh
@@berpmorph2946 what.. im confused
@@orionsimoniantaylor2298 It's a cheap joke. Zoophobic=afraid of animals. If someone had said something like "Proud to be Straight!" They'd be called homophobic. It's a play on the wording used in the op's comment, but it's not terribly clever.
Not human.. but this dude is literally the GOD OF MUSICS 🤯
They're using this music for the world cup in Qatar! The moment I heard it I instantly recognized it. I had to come back here and enjoy the full piece once again
wait seriously ? xD
@@epiconehourmusic1435 Yup! TSN Canada is using it for their WC show intro (inclusive of the Qatar theme), bumps and outro. An epic score that I had to Shazam because I was obsessed with the music.
haha wow I noticed too
@@andrewmanswell9875 Insane, I'm in Canada too and noticed instantantly
Really?? this so cool considering the name of the piece and the album , so cool i love tsfh
I love how various cultural music styles are woven together. This is how it should be, rather than separating us like so many seek to do.
I literally cried. Not just because of how beautiful this piece is but, for all the lovely comments here wishing happiness no matter the nationality! 😂😂😂
Yes Something that will BE never habened in politic
Only in the afterlife will ALL people realise we're one humanity☹💛 thanks for already seeing that now guys
@@pj9505 then WE have to change that!
Together we will build a brighter future !
One day, the only borders that exist will be the oceans. That day, I hope I'll be there for it, is one for the history books.
So far I hear some celtic, middle eastern, european and tribal inspiration out of this one. Can't wait for more!
soulofbook was the celtic not more like irish?
Also Greek*
1million voices from across the world can be heard in this song.
@@hitsigekever6363 Irish is Celtic
@terato morfos is the persistent female vocals throughout the first half the Greek? It sounds greek to me.
I remember discovering YSFH back when Heart of Courage was barely over 50k back in early 2012-2013 when they were known by the few, seeing them succeed gives me pride
Proud to be here since 2011 from that To Glory video uploaded by Epic Music World. As time passed I slowly moved to EDM and pop, but Two steps from hell still holds the place as "that legendary playlist" in my phone.
I got to know TSFH in 2016, still happy I did, but inreal life i only met 2 persons that knew it, the one that introduced me to it and a random classmate, so sad its still actually so little known
I found it my listening to epic music vn and looked them up from there back in 2014, then I spread it to my family. No one else I know listens to it though. Whenever I blast it on speakers around others they always ask me "what is that? That's so cool!"
I discovered TSFH accidentaly whilst looking where were music from "Dancing Line" made. Another level of luckines overall.
Btw "the piano" was based on "Empire of Angels" if someone wanna know
TSFH has been my favorite music since 2009! My mind was blown from the very first listen of Dragon Rider.
I can't describe how much I felt while listening to this masterpiece. It feels like... being on a small boat on the ocean in the middle of the wild storm, but there is no fear...just the overwhelming feeling of immortality, strenght and god like power.
This soundtrack is pure perfection.
you lier, you just described it
@@starstinger9090 Thats not even the half of it though
A new solo album? YES.
I can't help feeling hyped with this piece. It's intense and epic. I love it.
So many different cultural music in this. What can this man not do?
What he can't do?
Easy. Bad music.
One thing he sure always do , *EPIC MUSICS*
"What can this man not do?"
Simple, bad music
I hear Chinese, Caribbean and the violin solos sounds maybe country/western?
I thought I heard a bit of rap/hip hop. Does anyone know what the words mean?
What I really love about Two Steps From Hell and Thomas Bergersen's music is that it doesn't present just one image in your mind, but a series of varying scenes; but this, it's unlike anything I have ever heard before.
It's like an instant, a moment that's in our minds, clear as looking through a window. But for each of us, what we see is different, and what visions we tie it to differs. TSFH might make only dozens of soundtracks, but they inspire a million voices.
THIS! This is why i love music like this! It's sad that a lot of people don't experience this because they choose to not let that music, the emotions it stirs in oneself, to really enter the soul. They hear the music blindly
When I listen to their music I can see stories unfold before my eyes. My imagination runs wild and there is no way I can stop it
@@shneancy220 that's exactly what I feel
It's been nine months of listening to this track and continuously being amazed at Thomas' musical skills. But I've now reached the point where I absolutely MUST have the rest of the album. Humanity's release cannot come fast enough.
StarPlaty agreed. I read a response that Thomas put to a comment on his Facebook page a couple of months ago that he was hoping if all went according to plan then it would be released this year. If that’s turned out not to be the case then with a bit of luck we’ll see it early next year - seeing as they’re going on tour in March/April then he might do a release to coincide with that. Fingers crossed that we’ll see it sooner rather than later either way!
Can you imagine this being played during the closing ceremony for the Olympics after we finally beat covid-19 it may take a couple of years but I think it would be worth it just to hear this being played by an orchestra made of musicians from all over the world
The entire concept brings tears to my eyes. It would be Glorious!
I love the idea of this.
I hope people know this music
Beating the lack of common sense nowadays would help more in the first place.
Covid won't be beat. It will only fade away when it's ready to fade away, mutating into other viral strains as always happens. But I'm all for the orchestra.
At the very beginning, it was him himself, standing in front of the gates, fighting the fears by himself.
It was his bravery that drew people to join him. Tens, thousands. As more joined him, they fought and went closer to the eternal flames.
And now here we are, one million men, in front of hell, just two steps away!
And never forget, music makes you braver, and that is why, with a million men, they spend their victories not drinking away, but singing many a song into the night, with the most skilled bards throughout the lands finding a place where their talents are accepted, who'd expect that they're calling laid just two steps from hell?
@Conflux yeah, we do
Brooooooo this is epicccc
@Conflux stfu
You can hear it too, don't you?! The voices of a million subscribers.
I literally just heard this song on the world cup Germany vs Costa rica. I forgot the name but the TH-cam algorithm guided me towards the answer!
me tooo!!! i just heard it in the korea vs portugal match
@@givenliu263 Lets goooooooooo!!!
3:00, are you kidding me? TH-cam should add a "love" button just for that part.
Totally agree
That transition was amazing to experience
The coolest thing about Two Steps From Hell, besides their awesomely epic tracks, is that they make the music available for public purchase and enjoyment.
Gregory Sainer that’s why i love them.😍
*cough* industry album *cough*
NowlZeo this is a track from Thomas’ new public album “Humanity” - it’ll hopefully be released before the end of this year, if not then early 2020
@@madmadamemimlovesepicmusic519 I was referring to the quote "they make music available for public purchase and enjoyment" and sarcastically mentioning TSFH's industry album which isn't for public xd
Global Anthem of Earth right here
yes
True
*crosses fingers*
Eirinn go braegh!!! Eso eso, companeros! Kore wa Kawaaii deshyo! Wezykiem wezykiem! We will NOT go gently any fucking where, you orange bastards!!!
@@Nefylym ?
Fans from Malaysia, very happy be a one of the one million~😊
來自馬來西亞的粉絲，非常高興能夠成為一百萬的一員~😍
Looked over to my second screen, where this was playing, when it appeared on my playlist... and it brought a smile to my face. I remember this was released when you lot hit 1 million subscribers, and I was so glad to be one of those million for a song like this to come out. Really an incredible song, and I still love listening to it to this day.
Stunning! Stunning! Stunning!
Really love it.
My fav part is basically from 6:36 till the end.
Sounds like a great gathering where people dance around the fire, eat food, having some drinks and tell stories of great adventures.
Happy to say this song left a smile on my face and a jump in my step!!
😃😃😃👍👍👍👍
I love the way you add that Bulgarian vocals in your music. They add an extra flavor into your music.
I hope there is a version without them. I really love the melody, but I don't enjoy those vocals
Bulgarian choral music is amazing. I've loved them ever since the album Sun.
Hey, help a guy out here. What sound is the Bulgarian music? My foreign ears aren't acquainted.
Hey @Ranstone , Bulgarian choir begins from the position at 1:18. You can hear the group of female voices.
@ Shrikant Potdar
Ah, thanks. I've heard similar style in his "Sun" album, and never knew what heritage is came from. Thanks!
So many pictures flood my mind listening to this masterpiece. From planets unexplored to children dancing this music. This whole thing is Life itself put to music. Excellent job! I will listen as I write my stories
This is Earth's official anthem.
And Thomas became the world leader from him having achieved world peace through his music.
That's gay
*claps*
well sadly not yet
90% of the world would agree, the other 10% would butcher you for heresy
At first I was put off by the vocals, having never heard that style before, but by the end of the song I had absolutely fallen in love with them! This music is unique and beautiful and I can't wait for the album
One of the few songs out there that'll actually make me cry
The ethnic sounding vocals are a hallmark of his two solo albums. Really make them unique.
This vocal was featured in one of his song Starvation before, in his Illusions album.
Those vocals were what instantly caught me! :) But I have heard a lot of diffrent world music/ folk music from diffrent cultures already so these vocals weren't anything new for me.
This is is Slavic ethnic singing ^^ im really glad people love it.
Alien: "How would you describe your species?"
Me: *clicks play on this video *
WHAT kind of an alien? If Xenomorph... he wouldn't ask ya that, he'd only eat you x3
Alien *runs away from presumed Space Marines*
Unfortunately, this is the exception, not the rule.
Alien: "you are clearly the more evolved species..."
Suffer not the xenos to live!
In the name of the Emperor, let none survive!
I love this! It sounds like the whole world is singing!
The sound of being alive in 2019
Should never have taken this long to get One Million subscribers. Congratulations 👌
Дивовижний синтез мотивів західної та східної культур. Скільки слухаю, стільки знаходжу його новим та оригінальним. Чудово!
Imagine how amazing this would be live!
Really love this one. Wow. Amazing work. Big congratz for the 1million subs, really deserved. ;) -Kai
Wow epic music came here love your music too
Thomas was the person who showed me the magic of epic music and opened my way in this genre :)
You should sub tsfh channel let get tsfh more sub
Epic Music World
I have been following you for many years.
Your best channel
@Victory 33 , I'm subscriber to this channel here for a really really long time already ;)
TSFH do more than just write music.
They tell fully detailed stories using only sound.
Paul Gibson Uh... Voice are sound, too. So... I think you need to reword your comment.
N0616JC Productions when I said sound, I included voices as well.
@@N0616JCProductions Point is, he can create a storyline without the listener being required to understand the words, rendering the voices sounds without a specific meaning. That is why they also use artificial language in some songs. In my opinion Thomas is especially good at telling stories, while Nick is more about creating a mood. Depending on what one is looking for, their music seems to be universally applicable.
@@PrimeCircuit and the most awesome is that some of TSFH songs can tell you different stories. This one has told me three. Yet.
There's that, or if you're me, you create a scene for a story while listening to this.
It was as if millions of voices cried out in joy and at once shouted in euphoric glee, "Ave Terra Aeterna!"
Hail Earth forevermore.
I remember listening to this when it frist came out. It feels like you're taking a trip through the world and traveling through so many cultures. It's amazing how much music can capture.
Thomas Bergersen You are truly the most inspiring person on earth !!
Thank you for everything ! Thank you for making us travel in your world with you !
so many cultures in under 10 minutes. amazing ! Thomas Bergersen is an amazing Artist ! only
Wonderful piece! Greetings from Baghdad!
You're also only 😄
it's only been 3 years but it's so nice how the numbers keep going up that people are still listening to this great.
I am so proud that Bulgaria gets the recognition it deserves for the amazing vocals and some of the Bulgarian Folk music. Браво България
Japanese in the beginning and after this starting with the Bulgarian singing is GODLIKE EPIC!
Thomas, for very long you're my most favourite compositor. Your masterpieces will travel time and space and will remain immortal.
May the Stars watch over you.
I hadn't noticed the Japanese, interesting train-station touch to it. Thanks for pointing that out!
Are you sure it's Bulgarian because all I can hear is Greek
@@peggystroggylou3716 100% sure it is Bulgarian. What greek do you hear?
@@saromon1989 2:42 unless you are not talking about that part
@@peggystroggylou3716 Specify next time. They are talking Japanese too. :)
These vocals are from the song "Lele Yano" by bulgarian pop-folk singer Esil Duran.
I'm Bulgarian and I'm not much into her music but your work, Mr. Bergersen, is incredible! The feeling I get from listening it is so motivating! Somewhere at 2:45 I can hear Greek language too and after 4th minute there's a instrumental of Celtic music, I guess? Two Balkan's and one Western Europe's + the main epic/movie music. Awesome work of art!
And what does the greek say ? bulgarian parts of the lyrics here : lyricstranslate.com/fr/thomas-j-bergersen-one-million-voices-lyrics.html
Amazing Bulgarian voices and language!
There's a shift partway through the Celtic section that turns into American fiddle which is awesome because American bluegrass is descended from Scottish highland music. Then just after the 6 minute mark the fiddles give way to Middle Eastern instruments with the oud (a type of guitar-like instrument) and drums. Then the theme shifts closer to far east music near 7 minutes. Afterward they all combine together at once.
Hahaha im greek i can hear that hahaha
it is at 2:40
According to Thomas, this will appear on Humanity Chapter 4, Chapter 3 will be released soon.
I've never heard such an ambitious fusion of styles, nor have I felt so many feelings all at once. I'm literally trying not to cry as I type this. AMAZING work.
If earth had a theme song this would be it
Fr.
I agree
Have you heard his creation of earth soundtrack ? It's better
@@muhafizali14 Any Idea where I can find that?
@@wmarkwitherspoon go in TH-cam search and type creation of earth Thomas bergerson.
So glad I found you guys, Two Steps From Hell, back in the 5th (or 6th ?) grade in Elementary when I was just 12 yo. Now here I am, 20 yo and still listening. Great song ! Love you both guys, your work has turned into more that just everyday dull job because it involves at least 1 million people !
I think this is a sentiment many here share. While I haven't known them for quite as long - "only" 5ish years - I most certainly do.
I'm here since... Huh... 2 years? They really make the best music tbh
@@lordwither6764 I founded because of El Rubius OMG and to look for that song is the best decision I have ever made. Tsfh is in another level :')
For me it was youtube recommending me the compilations by SphexAudio. I listened to it for quite some time, but it still took a couple months to actually look for the source and, well, here I am, still hooked.
My cousin brought me into this...always used to see "Archangel" on the screen. when he made me listen to it , at that time , I wasn't anymore a normal 10yo
How many instruments do you want for this song?
Thomas Bergerson: How many are there in the world?
Музикалната композициия е построена върху българската народна песен," Леле Яно". Toва е т.н. фолклорно песнопение. Разбира се, има вплетени и други мотиви. Аз, като българка, разпознах родния фолклор. Благодаря на Thomas Bergersen за това истинско произведение на изкуството!
Можете да продължите запознаването си с българското съдържание на музиката на Томас. Той има прекрасна композиция Fearless. Използва се песен за партизанин, който отива на война.
This piece has so many different worldly cultural styles all mashed into one seamless and epic track. Even though it has such a wide variety of styles, it all still sounds like one cohesive piece. Amazing, as always, TSFH.
He has already shown it in Impossible, but this proves it once again. His capacity to seamlessly mix different styles of music is truly amazing.
Having _One Million Voices_ in my head and they all say, they love this song! ♥♥♥ :D
One of them !
Heard this over a year ago and it is definitely the best piece of music I have ever heard. The sheer scale and power never ceases to impress me, especially from how small it starts. It's just an escalation of sheer musical genius. I love this guy's other work,but this for me is just the absolute height of perfection.
One million voices, and I'm incredibly proud of being one of them.
Thank you Thomas. ❤
Yes!!!! A guy with a mushroom profile picture (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) is so happy for this insane achievement. Congratulations, may many more millions come!
A guy with a profile picture he can't find a proper short description for agrees wholeheartedly and is very happy that these comments are still around.
A girl with a profile sideview profile picture _lol_ (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) enjoys seeing this sort of comment, that already were around when this channel had less than half a million subscribers. :D
A guy with an Eurypterus as his profile pic (also one among the million of voices) totally second this statement.
A guy with a brain profile(who happens to be 4 of the million) enjoys this music and likes the comment thread
A guy with a semi-ironic "i am enlightened" profile picture (who happens to be one proud member of those 1 million) is likewise thrilled to see 1 million subs and can't wait for them to get the 10s of millions of subscribers they deserve. Bring on the musical revolution.
9 minutes of pure well-being. Thank you Thomas.
Wow, I love the flawless mix of different cultural music styles! It’s giving me chills of wonder at the beauty of unification. I’m so grateful for it in the face of what’s happened this week with Russia’s attack on Ukraine. This music gives voice to my love for those people and my hope for unity and peace between the nations.
This could be a universal hymn of peace.
And here we are, Two Steps From Hell, the channel that has accompanied us for so long finally reaching 1 Million subscribers. A milestone well deserved. Honestly, it has been a long time since I said this, but I think this is the perfect time to do it once again.
Mythic Squad, assemble!
It is the perfect time, co-Colonel. :) Reporting for duty, and what a refreshing saying that is! *preps bow for Dislikes*
I think I speak for all of us here in saying that Two Steps From Hell are one of, if not the greatest composers of our time.
Their music has accompanied me for such a long time and in countless situations.
It is probably hard to quantify how much joy their music has brought to us collectively, how many they inspired to do things they love, how many they helped through hardship and suffering.
Watching that counter tick over alongside my friends in the squad and probably a large number of strangers was probably the best thing I did all month.
Honestly, I don't think I can really put into words what I feel.
So, with One Million Voices we say thank you for being this awesome.
Onward to the next million!
They certainly deserve it.
You are right mister
Strength of a million men
If Strength of a Thousand men was my favorite one, then that track would be unreal good
What I love the most about TSFH is the way they can blend different styles, genres and even cultures into one. They have a real talent for that. It's breath taking. This is a perfect example.
literal goosebumps every time i hear this play, even three years later. this song is an absolute masterpiece for the ages. it shows how music really is a universal language, with all the different aspects from different areas of the world joining in to create a cacophony of music that comes together so beautifully. if only human nature allowed us to co-exist as perfectly as this.
One million voices
The Creation of Earth
Children of the sun
They're so epic and I can almost see infinite landscapes in these pieces... Idk how else to describe it 👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👌
Bruh you forgot Colors of Love.
My2Cents
I actually never heard that one! Thanks for letting me know of it :o
Impossible, Final days of Rome, Our Destiny
check Colors of Love and Pegasus out
Starchild!
My first time listening to this I was practically in tears. I never imagined anything could sound so powerful, so joyful, and so emotional all at once. There are no limits to what this man can create, and I'm so thankful to experience his music!
Thomas has overdone himself once again ❤🎶...
The flow of this Song is incredible 🤩😍
I feel like pressing 'like' only once is dishonest.
Well, if you press it twice, it removes it
@@minipivot1 I guess I have to press it 3 times then.
(starts autoclicker)
I'm so glad I discovered TSFH back in 2010. It's been a Hell of a decade for epic music.
Same here
I discovered them about 2005
Every song TSFH have ever uploaded is just like an adventure someone has gone through.
This song is just like they all came back, meet each other, and have a party.
Listening to this in sep 2023 and I'll come back later, surely
That transition at 3:38 gets me every. Single. Time. I just get so thrilled. I love listening to this song at this time of year now. Reviewing what happened in the world and feeling a sense of unity through this music.
The entire human race is here! Greetings from Iraq
Hello!! I wish you beautiful day, many luck, and something beautiful and awesome.
Greetings from Czechia. :)
Hello from the US!
Hello from Canada hope everyone is having a wonderful day listenibg to this awesome music
Hi, from Finland!
hello from the UK.
Thomas Bergersen and TSFH are the example of people with infinite talent and ideas. He is not gifted...he is the gift itself...
At least once a month i come back to listen to this MASTERPIECE !!!
All our music are deep emotional Mr. Bergersen 🙏
I feel like we have just touched a bit of japanese cyberpunk, arabic, irish/western cultures embedded into a hybrid classical and instrumental frame. It could have not been a more diverse yet still harmonious music, just like your 1 000 000 (ONE MILLION) subscribers. The title said it all..
Congrats, keep on reinventing yourself ;)
Totaly agree, some how Ghost in the shell reminded me for similar vibe
On 2:42, there's a Greek voice saying (translated) "Johnny, let's got to take them together ...(sample cuts)...That a boy!"
I remember being deployed in iraq in 2010 when i first started listening to TSFH and TB the music helped me get through alot of the stuff going on then and now i hope you guys keep making masterpieces because thats what you guys do
I'll declare it now after listening to hours and hours of Thomas Bergersen. There is not a single song that isn't a masterpiece.
Thank you for taking us with you to this amazing world journey.
Wow, it's like 'Around the world in 9 minutes' :D Love it!
Can you hear it?
It’s the call of humanity!
Bulgaria - the land of the epic music! Thank you, Thomas!
What a great musical journey!
One unique journey I must say. A damn gift!
What a way to thank One Million fans! TSFH has been making me braver for 7 years now I cannot say thanks enough. Amazing. Chills***
Hey David Knowles, so you're prehistoric huh....age 60. Well, my man I am 76 and have loved most all kinds of music. About 4-5 yrs ago I found TSFH and I can say.....wow & wow again. Never heard of Epic Music, but boy did I love it and all kinds to. I have to say Thomas Bergerson, is a true master of his own music, he is at the top of my list. I have lots of his work and TSFH. I have an addiction though ^_^ a good kind, music and the Epic Albums of TSFH & Thomas Bergerson....look him up on Utube.
One Million Voices. One Million Subs. One Million Views. Only Two composers and Many talented musician. Thanks TSFH.