Johnson: "You hit Marine?" Marine: "No sir.." Johnson: "Then listen up! When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-schmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon-and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you are one very lucky marine!" Sargent Major Avery Johnson, best character in the series, and you can fight me if you think otherwise!
It helps that more and more of it is actually made by known composers and artists. Its come a long way since bleeps and blops as well which also helps.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra has also done several performances of well known Film scores like Star Wars and Fistful of Dollars among other things. There is also Video Games Live which has performed music from dozens of games, though maybe more for the benefit of video game enthusiasts rather than the regular audience of traditional music. I think that the musicians who performed the music for Halo 3 and similarly scored games definitely qualified as serious orchestras.
Eimear Noone, the amazing conductor, had an orchestra in front of her eyes...but in her mind she was at the controls of the Pillar of Autumn attacking thousands of Covenant spaceships. You can see on her face...she is living it
Why is the most experienced their first halo experience early in the morning... i did mine at 5AM on a day when my parents had to travel and I had school that day.
it got the vocals part from HALO:CE it got the electric guitar from HALO 2 and it got the Piano fanfare from HALO 3 This truly is the perfect HALO Trilogy Theme
imagine all the people in the crowd who have no idea what this song is... "oh wow this is really intense... honey why is there an assault rifle under my seat... honey we have to defeat the covenant..."
This is very funny because in my school, my classmates actually sang this in the bathroom. They were not singers, so it was not perfect, but the intention was there.
Love your works mate, your music was given the opportunity not only to make the impact on countless lives and create amazing memories, but possibly even change a bit of history itself through those memories.
The Halo theme is like the feeling you have during rough times, where you know you're dealing with the worst case scenario, with a high probability of failure, but you decide to bite the bullet and keep going because you know what's on the other side is better than where you're at now.
Usually when I watch symphonies the conducting never has much emotion. This woman is a real conductor here. She feels it & wants everything to sound perfect
Skyrim, Star Trek, Star Wars, all kinds of shit is playeed by european and also american Orchestras. Just look it up, why not, a huge part of their audience has or had contact with gaming and or fantasy/scifi. Thats why the go on Tours with sometimes just one Game or Movie.
When halo first came out, it was one of the most life-defining, emotional experiences of my entire life. I was 13 and my older brother who was my inseparable best friend throughout our entire childhood was 16, so we had already had so many incredible gaming experiences playing things together our entire childhoods. Our dad pre-ordered the new Microsoft video game console that was supposed to be the future. We drove to the nearest mall where the closest EB games was, filled out our preorder card, two controllers and 3 games: Tony Hawk 2x, Dead Or Alive 3, and a brand new IP we'd never heard of called Halo. When the preorder came in, it was on a school night mid week. We rushed straight out to pick it up after school, and came straight home from picking it up to finally check it out. We played DOA for maybe 3 minutes before immediately turning that garbage off, and played Tony Hawk for a few hours which ruled. After getting bored with Tony Hawk eventually in the evening, with our parents sitting on the couch watching, we both sat on the floor in front of the tv and turned halo on for the first time, with the lights off, everybody focused and ready to see what this new game was. I will never, ever forget hearing that intro music for the first time, seeing that opening screen, and looking around at everybody, realizing that we were all collectively thinking "something major is about to go down..." We ended up staying up all night playing it, pulled an all-nighter, and our parents let us stay home from school the next day to finish the game. When we beat it, I cried. It absolutely smoked all of us. That first time playing through the first halo game is an experience I will cherish for the rest of my life, and an experience I have been able to replicate very, very few times with other games.
Man when the first time halo Came on 🤯💥 instantly new I would love the game and you right I cried 2 and could wait to get my hands on the next Halo because they always left you with a cliff ha ger or something to look forward 2 absolutely beautiful game 🎮
Things just aren't the same. "Competitive" and "lootboxes" have replaced art and pleasure. Money degrades all the gods of man and turns them into commodities.
Halo relied on music to tell the story more than almost any other game I can think of. I think it's a huge part of the reason we look back on it so fondly.
To this day I still have tears listening to this, the floods of memories, the friends that came and went, the laughs, the anguish and the struggles. Not knowing that would be the last time I would have the honour experiencing it all, at the age that I was. Truly remarkable.
“Hey” “Yeah?” “You ever wonder why we’re here?” “It’s one of life’s great mysteries isn’t it? Why are we here? I mean, are we the product of some cosmic coincidence, or is there really a God watching everything? You know, with a plan for us and stuff. I don’t know man, but it keeps me up at night.” (Both stare at each other in silence) “...What?! I mean why are we out here, in this canyon?” “Oh. Uh... yeah.” “What was all that stuff about God?” “Uh...hm? Nothing.” “You wanna talk about it?” “No.” “You sure?” “Yeah.”
0:00 Halo Theme (Mjolnir Mix) + Halo: Combat Evolved Theme 2:37 Halo 3 - Behold a Pale Horse 4:11 This is The Hour/Finish The Fight + Halo Infinite (Announcement Trailer Music) You probably came for this one though: 5:12
@@jonathanjasso7990 *No. This Is The Hour is the soundtrack that appears at the end of mission 4 of Halo 3* *I recognized him by the phrase: This is the way the world ends*
@@TheSlayerPr0 No, Iconic Name was correct. Although the two songs are very similar, this is definitely Finish the Fight and not This is the Hour. After the section with the full orchestra finishes in TITH, you only hear string instruments for the rest of the song. Whereas in FTF that same orchestral section finishes and then you have that epic part with the horns again (the one that uses the piano’s melody). This can be heard at 1.59 during the FTF TH-cam video (listed below), and at 5:05 in the current video. Comparison links: FTF: th-cam.com/video/DNWaJU8nNno/w-d-xo.html TITH: th-cam.com/video/IeqofaQvwSM/w-d-xo.html
This made me tear up. Back when I was in deep with depression and going through some hard family times, halo was something I always turned to. I have so many fond memories playing with friends. Staying up all night playing through the campaigns. Spending so many hours in slayer matches. The music was such a strong component of what made this series great. Hearing it performed so masterfully and with such passion brings me back to my youth. Reminding of all the wonders and otherworldly visuals I experienced when playing the game for the first time. It just brings tears to my eyes. Thank you.
I hope you are doing well brother ! Same here teared up for a bit lol ! The theme just reminds me of when i first got the halo game.. knew nothing about it.. Started playing and just became a part of me. I know love the fact that my little boy has become a huge fan of mater chief and halo! We are pumped for halo infinite ! Cheers bro!! 🙌🏽
What a terrific job the Danish National Symphony has done bringing Gaming music to a professional level. It ha done the same with the spaghetti westerns and other movies.
I first played halo in 2001 when I was 6 years old. I am now 28, grieving the death of a loved one, and this video just made me cry uncontrollably. Beautiful.
I watched and played this with my brother who was 6 years older than man me at the time I was 5 when this released. Sorry for your loss. What a beautiful game it was when released. It still is.
I heard it as Fu-fu-fu first. And I was thinking thats what all the humans with stutters thought of the first time they came across the Covenant or the Flood.
Sgt. Johnson: "Dear humanity, we regret being alien bastards, we regret coming to Earth, and we most definitely regret that the Corps just blew up our raggedy-ass fleet!"
Why don’t we ever realize how important some things are until they’re gone? Halo was a larger part of my life than I ever really knew. This is wonderful.
It is because this entire arrangement was done by our national television and orchestra. A part of our taxes here in Denmark goes to things like this, which also makes the tickets quite cheap so everyone can enjoy classical concerts. I was at the concert, and I remember paying about 30 dollars for a ticket. The recording is done by the national television.
I love how they progressed through all three key iterations of the main scores. This is a masterpiece. By far the best live composition of any of the halo music.
Very impressive how all the musicians were able to keep a straight face while performing. I would've been crying tears of joy performing this masterpiece. For me halo 3 is the greatest game ever made
Must be the 40th or 50th time listening to this. I just find it incredible that this..... this masterpiece was composed for a GAME...... how lucky we were, nothing since has even come close
I really love how accurate this is done! Sounds just like the original versions. That's really rare if you already know several orchestral game concerts. They always seem in need to add their own style. But this here is brilliant, congratulations! And a big thumbs up to the guys responsible for the recordings, great sound quality. E: Ah that's Eimear Noone, the conductor of the Zelda 25th anniversary / Symphony of the Goddesses concerts!
I grew up on this music, and over the past decade have continued to listen to the original trilogies soundtracks quite regularly. Love Marty O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori's work to no end! 0:00 to 2:35 is the weakest part of this composition, being the iconic Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix from the Halo 2 soundtrack, but the band certainly did add in their own style with several different instruments that were never in the original pieces (the guy banging on the sheet metal stuck out like a sore thumb), and the drums don't sound right either, like they're playing an entirely different beat then what they should be. The guitar has also been considerably toned down for the majority of the track, though this is understandable as I imagine it would be rather difficult to perfectly recreate Steve Vai's amazing work in the original piece. 2:35 to 4:00 is the first minute and a half of the Halo 3 soundtrack's track 'Behold a pale horse', and I would say is the strongest piece they played here. Unlike the theme before, it is indeed extremely accurate and spot on, only thing is the strings section sound slightly weak compared to the original. 4:00 to the end is from 1:08 onward of the Halo 3 soundtrack's track 'finish the fight', paying homage to the legendary E3 2006 Halo 3 announcement trailer where the song played along with the dialogue that was spoken. Again, sounded like there was a few instruments in this piece that were not present in the original, but everything else sounds on point. The woman who spoke Cortana's dialogue spoke the lines slower though then in the E3 trailer, just enough I think for it to be noticeable and throw off some of the people here in the comments section. Overall the Orchestra did a good job, and it sounds close to the original versions, but I wouldn't personally say they're 'just like' them. They did far better work when they played the dollars trilogy themes IMO. I'd also say this doesn't quite do a great service to the given title 'Halo Trilogy' when it's two tracks from the third game and one from the second. As great as the MJOLNIR mix is, I think they would've been better off playing the original Halo CE theme first, followed by 'the last spartan' for Halo 2, and finally 'finish the fight' as they did for Halo 3.
@@Lanthire942 The only "real" flaw I heard in this was the interpreted composition of the third piece (Finish the Fight). There's a half-tone difference in the piano (and the rest of the orchestra following) which is not easily heard, but it breaks with the scale it was originally composed in. It can be heard at the second accord being played starting at 4:10 - While it can be heard clearly here, it can be difficult hearing the difference when listening to the original piece. However, you can hear the same accords through many of the original works (notably "One Final Effort," "Finish the Fight" and "This is the Hour" ), and can be *clearly* heard at the start of "Keep What You Steal." Listen specifically for the second accord being played. The "bass" note in the second accord is a semi-tone lower than presented in this symphony Despite this relatively small and concealed flaw, this is an incredible symphony and the orchestra did an amazing job portraying the Halo Trilogy's (or two last games') music.
@@festus0976 well sci fi, has always been the basis of the future... sci fi predicted things such as cell phobes, tablets, wi fi, flat screens, holograms etc etc
Halo and Lord of the Rings are two soundtracks I regularly listen to and still get the mother of all goosebumps even all these years later. They NEVER lose their impact and are a testament to the power of music! Marty and Michael created a part of my childhood with qhat they made, as did Howard. True masters of their craft!
I literally cry like a baby everytime. Idk why I put myself through this. Like 5+ times a year I listen to this. Not only the in game memories as a kid but the outside memories aswell hit me hard . . . Such simple times gone like the wind.
Its 2007, you just got home from school, you and your brother sit down to begin the 3rd game in this epic franchise, you dont know it yet, but this is as good as it gets
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![Halo 3 Warthog Run OST [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t-T6lEYJHm8/mqdefault.jpg)
Marine: we need to Run!
Chief: *”No, we need to Fight”*
Johnson: "You hit Marine?"
Marine: "No sir.."
Johnson: "Then listen up! When I joined the Corps, we didn't have any fancy-schmancy tanks. We had sticks! Two sticks, and a rock for the whole platoon-and we had to share the rock! Buck up, boy, you are one very lucky marine!"
Sargent Major Avery Johnson, best character in the series, and you can fight me if you think otherwise!
@@trinalgalaxy5943 HE was la" verga"
thats the new halo trailer isnt it? "we lost everything chief"
@@trinalgalaxy5943 Wow, great memory (clapping hands) I have rewatch scenes ;)
I CAN'T RUIN THE 360
I really love that video game music finally gets recognized more often by serious orchestras.
It helps that more and more of it is actually made by known composers and artists. Its come a long way since bleeps and blops as well which also helps.
It really is a delight
BlurbFish very true, SWTOR, KOTOR, they had amazing sound tracks for Star Wars games
This video makes me think about asking my high school band teacher if this can be one of our marching songs
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra has also done several performances of well known Film scores like Star Wars and Fistful of Dollars among other things. There is also Video Games Live which has performed music from dozens of games, though maybe more for the benefit of video game enthusiasts rather than the regular audience of traditional music. I think that the musicians who performed the music for Halo 3 and similarly scored games definitely qualified as serious orchestras.
Ok, Danish Orchestra is now the coolest in the world
I cant really argue, they put their skills where there mouth is, and proven themselves.
They also did Assassins Creed
They already were along time before this mate
They’re a symphony orchestra but fully agreed
Trans Siberian Orchestra is up there. They make xmas epic
Eimear Noone, the amazing conductor, had an orchestra in front of her eyes...but in her mind she was at the controls of the Pillar of Autumn attacking thousands of Covenant spaceships. You can see on her face...she is living it
Homie's out here giving 110% on smashing that piece of sheet metal, bless him.
You can’t NOT go full haywire for the halo theme, even if you play the triangle
That damn smile he wore when he hit the sheet. He knows he nailed it
The way he bobs his head, he knows what he’s about.
Im like, where the fuck is that sound coming from?! Screen cuts to him smashing the fuck outta it with a smile. I died laughing.
That piece of sheet metal it's called a "Thunder Sheet", and it's a real instrument. How cool is that?
Suddenly, it's 4 in the morning several years ago...and I've just survived the Warthog run for the first time.
Four in the morning gang 😂
Yep. A LOT of bosses in games over the years have been beaten at 4 in the morning.
Alonzo Branson that’s giving me feels man
loved the warthog run so much fun memories
Why is the most experienced their first halo experience early in the morning... i did mine at 5AM on a day when my parents had to travel and I had school that day.
That conductor makes me believe that she, too, plays Halo.
Well, she's Eímear Noone, composer of the scores for games like _The Legend of Zelda_ and _Overwatch_ . She's a gamer for sure!
Wow
@@wolfrikvonschwarzblut3921 In the Halo Games She's Cortana :))
@@BV21HD IIRC, Cortana was voiced by american actress Jen Taylor
She looks kind of terrifying ngl
This will be my battle music to save the galaxy
Save the Galaxy? Were it so easy
@@MrNewVegas101 Who ever said it was going to be easy?
Yo..masterbudgie 😮
😂😂 👍👍👍👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Ill be right by your side to fight this war brother! 🫡
it got the vocals part from HALO:CE
it got the electric guitar from HALO 2
and it got the Piano fanfare from HALO 3
This truly is the perfect HALO Trilogy Theme
This had 343 likes. I had to give it one more if just for the sake of giving bungie the w.
whoever mixed/recomposed this is a fucking legend
They missed halo ce repercussion, it would make it the ultimate
if u liked this you may also like this th-cam.com/video/PSL1mvSEdAo/w-d-xo.html
And the Xbox zoom at the end
Classics: There's no place for an electric guitar in an orchestra.
Marty O'Donnell: Hold my beer.
Seriously. The guy's a fucking madman. Him and Salvatori deserve so much recognition, I consider them to be the Zimmers of the gaming industry.
That would be an Insult to O'Donnel and Salvatori
Yngwie Malmsteen...and Im almost positive Randy Rhoads.
@@gracecalis5421 They are even best for me than Zimmer and Williams.
@@gracecalis5421 Mick Gordon wants to know your location
"You mind telling me what you're doing in that brass section, Chief?"
"Sir, finishing this arrangement."
😂😂😂😂😂
I’m the 343rd like. It’s perfect
imagine all the people in the crowd who have no idea what this song is... "oh wow this is really intense... honey why is there an assault rifle under my seat... honey we have to defeat the covenant..."
You can see who knows it.
Yo solo veia jugar a mi hijo, pero al escuchar esta maravilla, ya soy parte de HALO
@@joseluisespinosa3997 🫡
*I need a weapon*
"Honey what is the flood?"
"That was a good game bro"
"Yeah bro, see you tomorrow"
"Sure"
* Last online 9 years ago *
Right in the feels man
God I know that feeling... :'(
Damn
F
Amen to that :(
when you enter your school's restroom.
DemolitionSpartan I’m watching this just because of that 😂😂
When you enter your schools juulroom*
LMAOOO IM DED
This is very funny because in my school, my classmates actually sang this in the bathroom. They were not singers, so it was not perfect, but the intention was there.
Ah, a man of culture as well I see
Im not crying, you're crying.
These tears are not a natural formation
@@CAPDude44 A dozen Danish superior performances against a single gamer. Given those odds, I'm content with three ... make that four tears.
Is what a wanker would say
Positiv.
Hahahaha yeeeeah
This should be the official anthem of gaming.
The Mario theme may be iconic, but the Halo theme is symbolic.
Should be Microsoft’s
Of Humanity.
There’s plenty of gaming anthems but this is probably the single most recognizable piece of video game music on Earth
@@PhotonBread mw2 theme and halo3 theme is my go to themes for games.
Wow Eimear! I don't know why I haven't seen this until just now. Great job!
The boi, the legend himself is here.
You guys both did great
Marty?
Love your works mate, your music was given the opportunity not only to make the impact on countless lives and create amazing memories, but possibly even change a bit of history itself through those memories.
Mr.O'Donnell you sir are a God of music
The Halo theme is like the feeling you have during rough times, where you know you're dealing with the worst case scenario, with a high probability of failure, but you decide to bite the bullet and keep going because you know what's on the other side is better than where you're at now.
Master Chief himself couldn’t have said it better.
@@atraxuswraithe6031 preach, brother
Dont stop at one
This comment needs to be written down and stored away safely for future generations. Epic post my friend.
Spartans live on
1:30 you are not fooling anyone agent 47
Oh damn! Somebody's gonna die tonight lol
Every bald member of the orchestra wore red ties, while everyone else wore black. They never mentioned it, which only makes it cooler.
Holy shit!
Press G to Blend In as Orchestra Violinist
New hitman is great
4:10 that piano entrance gives me chills every single time.
By far my second favorite part of the theme beside the beginning
And then it becomes so triumphant, and it brings you right back to taking down the last AA gun before the flood crashes onto earth
Trident....
DO YOU HERE ME!!!
Whole video gives me chills
She was conducting that Orchestra like she was playing the game in her mind
Usually when I watch symphonies the conducting never has much emotion. This woman is a real conductor here. She feels it & wants everything to sound perfect
The emotion she showed gave me that many more chill. Absolutely AMAZING performance, and that vocalist? PURE BEAUTY in her voice.
She was playing the game and completing the level, destroying covenants.
@@jayak3768 She was finishing the fight.
No, she probably never played the game
To all the girlfriends out there who say their boyfriends don’t show emotion: play them this
A tear will be shed :)
U got me there pal
Remember Reach
I feel sadness yet happy and ready for action
I was fighting back tears watching this
Dude, a freaking DANISH National Orchestra performing Halo?
I'm really proud of you Europe.
They have done a few popular franchises
Dalton Alefteras oh you and your little lies
denmark all europa yes
Skyrim, Star Trek, Star Wars, all kinds of shit is playeed by european and also american Orchestras.
Just look it up, why not, a huge part of their audience has or had contact with gaming and or fantasy/scifi. Thats why the go on Tours with sometimes just one Game or Movie.
Sweden did Skyrim, Denmark did halo, what next? Norway doing the Minecraft main theme?
When halo first came out, it was one of the most life-defining, emotional experiences of my entire life. I was 13 and my older brother who was my inseparable best friend throughout our entire childhood was 16, so we had already had so many incredible gaming experiences playing things together our entire childhoods. Our dad pre-ordered the new Microsoft video game console that was supposed to be the future. We drove to the nearest mall where the closest EB games was, filled out our preorder card, two controllers and 3 games: Tony Hawk 2x, Dead Or Alive 3, and a brand new IP we'd never heard of called Halo. When the preorder came in, it was on a school night mid week. We rushed straight out to pick it up after school, and came straight home from picking it up to finally check it out. We played DOA for maybe 3 minutes before immediately turning that garbage off, and played Tony Hawk for a few hours which ruled. After getting bored with Tony Hawk eventually in the evening, with our parents sitting on the couch watching, we both sat on the floor in front of the tv and turned halo on for the first time, with the lights off, everybody focused and ready to see what this new game was. I will never, ever forget hearing that intro music for the first time, seeing that opening screen, and looking around at everybody, realizing that we were all collectively thinking "something major is about to go down..." We ended up staying up all night playing it, pulled an all-nighter, and our parents let us stay home from school the next day to finish the game. When we beat it, I cried. It absolutely smoked all of us. That first time playing through the first halo game is an experience I will cherish for the rest of my life, and an experience I have been able to replicate very, very few times with other games.
Man when the first time halo Came on 🤯💥 instantly new I would love the game and you right I cried 2 and could wait to get my hands on the next Halo because they always left you with a cliff ha ger or something to look forward 2 absolutely beautiful game 🎮
Things just aren't the same. "Competitive" and "lootboxes" have replaced art and pleasure.
Money degrades all the gods of man and turns them into commodities.
Man i still get chills thinking about the flood Mission and captain Keyes
and then everyone on the pillar of autumn clapped
I love the little story with your brother. I hope you two are still the best of friends ❤ Have a Merry Christmas ❤
My favorite people in this video:
-Badass conductor lady
-Woman wailing into microphone
-Guy playing the sheet metal
117 likes, please anyone don't ruin this
Is there agent 47s in the strings section?
“Guy playing the sheet metal” 😂
Grey Wolf somebody ruined it lmao
What about that guitarist
At least 1/3 of the reason halo was so successful was the music. So good.
Basically
Music: 1
Gameplay: 1
Story: 1
I have so much chills just by listenning to it
Halo relied on music to tell the story more than almost any other game I can think of. I think it's a huge part of the reason we look back on it so fondly.
And still listen to it regularly, most game music doesn't maintain it impact this well so many years later, Halo is one of the increadible few
I think another games that do this wonderfully are the first 2 fallouts, each OST can tell you so much about the place you’re at by just the sounds
Skyrim would be another.
* Doom and Mick Gordon have entered the chat
Dark Souls is similar. The theme of Soul of Cinder told a bigger story with just 3 notes than some games could with an hour long boss fight.
The friendships we made. The joy we had. The memories. The love for life we had.
I listened to this while sitting on the toilet.
That was the most epic poop I’ve ever taken.
Same
Me at this very instant.
# me too
@@juanch6936 JAJAJAJA
Same
Permission to leave the station?
For what purpose Master Chief?
To give the Covenant back their bomb...
ImperialJoe I read this in chiefs voice
"What if you miss?"
"I won't"
Permission granted
(crashes with the in amber clad)
-For a brick, he flew very good!
Best scene on any video game fight me
Master Chief would be proud
Sampakuya yes
Sgt Johnson would be proud
The 80 boys in the bathroom would be proud
He is
sadly he died 😢
To this day I still have tears listening to this, the floods of memories, the friends that came and went, the laughs, the anguish and the struggles. Not knowing that would be the last time I would have the honour experiencing it all, at the age that I was. Truly remarkable.
when the piano comes in solo towards the end it hits hard
Permission to leave the opera house?
For what purpose?
To show the covenant this sick ass jam.
Permission granted.
I’ve committed 13 accounts of tax fraud
OG_Gaming ahhhh fuck.
Sir, finishing this fight :)))
@@og_gaming681 that's e🅱️ic dude
One question: what if you miss?
*I won‘t*
Five minutes and fifty four seconds of goosebumps tears and memories
My sentiment exactly
Same here :,)
343rd like ayyy
“Hey”
“Yeah?”
“You ever wonder why we’re here?”
“It’s one of life’s great mysteries isn’t it? Why are we here? I mean, are we the product of some cosmic coincidence, or is there really a God watching everything? You know, with a plan for us and stuff. I don’t know man, but it keeps me up at night.”
(Both stare at each other in silence)
“...What?! I mean why are we out here, in this canyon?”
“Oh. Uh... yeah.”
“What was all that stuff about God?”
“Uh...hm? Nothing.”
“You wanna talk about it?”
“No.”
“You sure?”
“Yeah.”
RVB for the win!
Oh look! It's Agent Washing Tub.
You sir are a hero
thankn you
Perfect.
Never expected an orchestra to have such a sick guitar shredder
That’s what you call a true musician
Why not, these are all professional musicians.
0:00 Halo Theme (Mjolnir Mix) + Halo: Combat Evolved Theme
2:37 Halo 3 - Behold a Pale Horse
4:11 This is The Hour/Finish The Fight + Halo Infinite (Announcement Trailer Music)
You probably came for this one though: 5:12
4:11
It's the Halo 3 "Finish the Fight"
_/ Bananchu Isn’t that what “This is The Hour” is? Huh, well I might change it...
Im sure it's Finish The Fight
@@SUSsykage fuck, I'm late, fucking hour change time!
That mjolnir mix with the electric guitar was from halo 2, not halo CE
*0:00** Halo OST Halo: CE*
*2:36** On A Pale Horse OST Halo: CE*
*4:01** This Is The Hour OST Halo 3*
Is it Finish the Fight from halo 3?
@@jonathanjasso7990 *No. This Is The Hour is the soundtrack that appears at the end of mission 4 of Halo 3*
*I recognized him by the phrase: This is the way the world ends*
@@TheSlayerPr0 No, Iconic Name was correct. Although the two songs are very similar, this is definitely Finish the Fight and not This is the Hour.
After the section with the full orchestra finishes in TITH, you only hear string instruments for the rest of the song.
Whereas in FTF that same orchestral section finishes and then you have that epic part with the horns again (the one that uses the piano’s melody). This can be heard at 1.59 during the FTF TH-cam video (listed below), and at 5:05 in the current video.
Comparison links:
FTF: th-cam.com/video/DNWaJU8nNno/w-d-xo.html
TITH: th-cam.com/video/IeqofaQvwSM/w-d-xo.html
@@philipreid2542 Yup. You're right.
Halo 2 and 3
I legitimately almost cried. And that never happens to me listening to music.
I did cry and it was weird because it happened so sudden, I’ve never cried so suddenly and especially not about music
@@davidvera1027 Same here dude. I genuinely couldn't hold my tears.
makes me tear up every time lol. I miss when Halo 2 was the new game to have.
i thought i was the only one. i never cryed to music. But this one, was too much for my feelings.
Let's leave the like count at 343
This made me tear up. Back when I was in deep with depression and going through some hard family times, halo was something I always turned to. I have so many fond memories playing with friends. Staying up all night playing through the campaigns. Spending so many hours in slayer matches. The music was such a strong component of what made this series great. Hearing it performed so masterfully and with such passion brings me back to my youth. Reminding of all the wonders and otherworldly visuals I experienced when playing the game for the first time. It just brings tears to my eyes. Thank you.
I hope you are doing well brother ! Same here teared up for a bit lol ! The theme just reminds me of when i first got the halo game.. knew nothing about it..
Started playing and just became a part of me. I know love the fact that my little boy has become a huge fan of mater chief and halo!
We are pumped for halo infinite !
Cheers bro!! 🙌🏽
Halo's always been the remedy! ❤️
Couldn't have said it better myself.
same here, couldn't hold it back
Soldier on brother, hope your life is doing great!
What a terrific job the Danish National Symphony has done bringing Gaming music to a professional level. It ha done the same with the spaghetti westerns and other movies.
Being Glaun Who cares? They still play Halo though.
Why did you say that? has somebody complained about it?
I guess he is "confused" the meaning of the word "terrific"
@@Sierrawavemp4 ??? What do you mean by your comment? DId you think they said "terrible" ???
@@Luka1180 idek
Sheet metal guy after playing his part and nodding: "I'm kind of a big deal."
Honestly the halo theme wouldn’t be halo without the sheet metal strike
Damn the conductor is killing it and looks so satisfied lol.
She must be a fellow gamer
I first played halo in 2001 when I was 6 years old.
I am now 28, grieving the death of a loved one, and this video just made me cry uncontrollably. Beautiful.
When the time comes, you'll see them starside
I watched and played this with my brother who was 6 years older than man me at the time I was 5 when this released. Sorry for your loss. What a beautiful game it was when released. It still is.
3:17
"vah vah vah vah"
*flips page*
"vah vah vah"
I heard it as Fu-fu-fu first. And I was thinking thats what all the humans with stutters thought of the first time they came across the Covenant or the Flood.
Maybe seems ridiculous but well, they are truly being stick with partitures and the general composition, is something to admire hehe.
Lmao
You deserve more likes.
It's called being a professional
I'm not crying, you're crying.
This was beautiful
indeed it is
No one's crying
Tears from good gaming memories
And always be beautiful..
And always be beautiful..
Sgt. Johnson: "Dear humanity, we regret being alien bastards, we regret coming to Earth, and we most definitely regret that the Corps just blew up our raggedy-ass fleet!"
Hoo-Rah!
Hoo-Rah!
OOO RAH
Ooo-Rah!
Oorah!
Why don’t we ever realize how important some things are until they’re gone? Halo was a larger part of my life than I ever really knew. This is wonderful.
100% this song makes me so emotional now haha love it!
Halo ain’t gone. The community and games are still here.
2:35 you can see the conductor’s major evil eye to the string player who came in a bar too early 😂
which one they both look evil :)
@@paulwildman7824 Yeah she looks evil all the time from what i can see haha
Oh fuck you’re right 😂
she even mouths "WAIT" lmao
No one is going to talk about the camera work and audio quality?
Maybe the greatest quality Halo concert on TH-cam
no, because i don't want no more tears! (it was fantastic)
Didn’t knew takumi liked halo...
It is because this entire arrangement was done by our national television and orchestra. A part of our taxes here in Denmark goes to things like this, which also makes the tickets quite cheap so everyone can enjoy classical concerts. I was at the concert, and I remember paying about 30 dollars for a ticket. The recording is done by the national television.
@@alb1rdy547 thx for the info
THAT CONDUCTOR WAS ON FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! FINISH THE FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know, mix things up a little.
you dont need a conductor
1:31 in the meantime, on the background, we can see agent 47 infiltrated in the orchestra trying to get closer to the target without beeing spotted
I was listening to this and I found out that "halo the master chief collection" will be released on pc, i think wanna cry
and in steam
Yes brother, it will. And we both are.
Came here from the kazoo halo 3 theme it was good
I really want to like you're comment but I want to keep it at 117 likes lol
I almost did cry. But I didn't. Cuz I'm a man. And men don't cry. It was just a bug. It flew into my eye, that's all.
I DIDN'T CRY!
I love how they progressed through all three key iterations of the main scores. This is a masterpiece. By far the best live composition of any of the halo music.
this song bring back the good old daays
Huh...there’s some water in my eyes...
How odd?
Jeez this hit me right in the nostalgia
Literally brought tears to my eyes... the flashbacks of all those years gaming with the boys...truly spectacular
man this is a great job they did. I am not gonna lie, I dropped a couple of tears at 4:10 simply because this entire song resumes my childhood.
Victor Caballero,
I did as well. It's amazing how a piece of music can bring back so many emotions.
Cheers.
..oh what an amazing year it was for halo... good memories..
Bro I just got a tear running down my face
As soon as the piano starts, so do the chills
4:11 goosebumps started... head shaking at the rhythm... hand's finger moving as if I had the control... great memories.
I C O N I C - hiddenxperia
Yes
Vortex Ssoul got you to 117 likes
✊
Very impressive how all the musicians were able to keep a straight face while performing. I would've been crying tears of joy performing this masterpiece. For me halo 3 is the greatest game ever made
They got that out the first few rehearsals
God: *creates humans*
Humans: *create Halo*
If human's best creation is Halo, we must extinguish.
@Barbare4032 God : GOOD JOB
God:perfection
God: Now thats what im talking about!
I mean... the Forerunners created Halo.
I know you
Your past
Your future
I am your shield
I am your sword
And my axe!
@@KCMrecordings and your brother!
I’m not crying...ok I am crying
The song that defines my generation
Must be the 40th or 50th time listening to this. I just find it incredible that this..... this masterpiece was composed for a GAME...... how lucky we were, nothing since has even come close
I really love how accurate this is done! Sounds just like the original versions. That's really rare if you already know several orchestral game concerts. They always seem in need to add their own style. But this here is brilliant, congratulations! And a big thumbs up to the guys responsible for the recordings, great sound quality.
E: Ah that's Eimear Noone, the conductor of the Zelda 25th anniversary / Symphony of the Goddesses concerts!
I know that the "Finish the Fight" score was released for the public. I remember seeing it back then.
I grew up on this music, and over the past decade have continued to listen to the original trilogies soundtracks quite regularly. Love Marty O'Donnell and Mike Salvatori's work to no end!
0:00 to 2:35 is the weakest part of this composition, being the iconic Halo Theme MJOLNIR Mix from the Halo 2 soundtrack, but the band certainly did add in their own style with several different instruments that were never in the original pieces (the guy banging on the sheet metal stuck out like a sore thumb), and the drums don't sound right either, like they're playing an entirely different beat then what they should be. The guitar has also been considerably toned down for the majority of the track, though this is understandable as I imagine it would be rather difficult to perfectly recreate Steve Vai's amazing work in the original piece.
2:35 to 4:00 is the first minute and a half of the Halo 3 soundtrack's track 'Behold a pale horse', and I would say is the strongest piece they played here. Unlike the theme before, it is indeed extremely accurate and spot on, only thing is the strings section sound slightly weak compared to the original.
4:00 to the end is from 1:08 onward of the Halo 3 soundtrack's track 'finish the fight', paying homage to the legendary E3 2006 Halo 3 announcement trailer where the song played along with the dialogue that was spoken. Again, sounded like there was a few instruments in this piece that were not present in the original, but everything else sounds on point. The woman who spoke Cortana's dialogue spoke the lines slower though then in the E3 trailer, just enough I think for it to be noticeable and throw off some of the people here in the comments section.
Overall the Orchestra did a good job, and it sounds close to the original versions, but I wouldn't personally say they're 'just like' them. They did far better work when they played the dollars trilogy themes IMO.
I'd also say this doesn't quite do a great service to the given title 'Halo Trilogy' when it's two tracks from the third game and one from the second. As great as the MJOLNIR mix is, I think they would've been better off playing the original Halo CE theme first, followed by 'the last spartan' for Halo 2, and finally 'finish the fight' as they did for Halo 3.
@@Lanthire942 This commentary is really spot on. Excellently written!
@@Lanthire942
The only "real" flaw I heard in this was the interpreted composition of the third piece (Finish the Fight). There's a half-tone difference in the piano (and the rest of the orchestra following) which is not easily heard, but it breaks with the scale it was originally composed in. It can be heard at the second accord being played starting at 4:10 - While it can be heard clearly here, it can be difficult hearing the difference when listening to the original piece.
However, you can hear the same accords through many of the original works (notably "One Final Effort," "Finish the Fight" and "This is the Hour" ), and can be *clearly* heard at the start of "Keep What You Steal." Listen specifically for the second accord being played. The "bass" note in the second accord is a semi-tone lower than presented in this symphony
Despite this relatively small and concealed flaw, this is an incredible symphony and the orchestra did an amazing job portraying the Halo Trilogy's (or two last games') music.
AND THEY FINISHED WITH A LAST EFFORT!?!!?!?!?!? THIS IS FUCKING PERFECT!!!!!!!!
One Final Effort, is all we need!
"We need finish this fight!"
When that piano kicked in so many memories raced through my of the excitement of Halo 3's trailer.
ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the national anthem
04:25 . Halo 3: "All Ships, Fire at will".
Epic.
How many people do you think ended up liking Halo, and maybe even Sci-Fi in general, just because of the badass score of the games?
Me haha
You call it science fiction, I call it our future
The music absolutely makes any game, movie or TV show for me.
Me
No matter what, when or where, I'll always listen to the original theme.
@@festus0976 well sci fi, has always been the basis of the future... sci fi predicted things such as cell phobes, tablets, wi fi, flat screens, holograms etc etc
This is genuinely an incredible display of talent from everybody involved, the sound is perfection in every sense of the word
I found the girl wailing the primal call or whatever a little much
@@kx7500 thats the halo 3 theme fake fan
@@survival1769 no its a remake of it
Its a compilation of all the halo themes and that "wail" is from halo 3
@@survival1769 very gooood
Halo and Lord of the Rings are two soundtracks I regularly listen to and still get the mother of all goosebumps even all these years later. They NEVER lose their impact and are a testament to the power of music! Marty and Michael created a part of my childhood with qhat they made, as did Howard. True masters of their craft!
Isengard and the orcs theme is my favourite, its powerful.
Dad: *takes me to classical theatre*
Me: *bored*
TH-cam: *takes me to Halo theatre*
Me: "Did someone say Halo?!"
As soon as the piano hit I got smacked by a wave of nostalgia and now I'm crying like a bitch
Me too buddy :'D
Me too
Me too...
Michael Elder 69 likes
i almost cried, wasnt quite there but close to it XD real men cry to this oh jesus needing to dry my eyes now
Sitting here waiting out the Covid-19 pandemic and this has brought a smile to my face!
I got tears man
Pandemic
Sitting here in the middle of covid pandemic and, I hope máster chief take care of it
Speedhaak your comment brought me a smile✌️
I was the 117th like 🙀
I literally cry like a baby everytime. Idk why I put myself through this. Like 5+ times a year I listen to this. Not only the in game memories as a kid but the outside memories aswell hit me hard . . . Such simple times gone like the wind.
4:25 onwards gave me legit chills. Felt like the climax to a film I was watching in theaters.
Thuazabi exactly pure HALO
No song gives anyone goosebumps quite like this one
John-117: "Wake me, when you need me"
Danish National Symphony Orchestra (levitating above the ground with glowing eyes): "NOW"
This is the game that brought me back .. to my world of gaming .. 38 now and this song was one that play on guitar in my youth . Memories .
Its 2007, you just got home from school, you and your brother sit down to begin the 3rd game in this epic franchise, you dont know it yet, but this is as good as it gets
After listening a couple of times, this seems more original than the original.
Theres always ONE European OG Deus Ex profile pic guy haha.
Yes awesome
ehh, quite a few things seemed a bit off and late.
Kids under 15 years: Halo died so long time ago
Me: he don’t die, he is missed in action
missing in action
Halo has not died, for me, is more alive than ever!
im 15 and after listening this i have decided to buy the whole halo series and complete it
"Were it so easy"
I never said that you take that back
Halo es mi niñez, adolescencia y ahora me acompaña siendo adulto sin dudas el mejor juego de la vida 🥺 amo Halo
This is the best orchestral rendition I ever heard for the Halo soundtracks.
Love how long the conductor held the last note, I couldn't help but scream and clap along with the crowd at my screen!!
Dude i'm not even a very old fan of Halo, this is already so nostalgic
Bless the Danish National Symphony Orchestra and Eímear Noone. I loved this so much.
2:23 Lyrics on the page:
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Nobody:
Gaming community: We are truly proud
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The opening minute alone already made me shiver.
Goosebumps and tears. Played it at 94dbs. The popo enjoyed it so much they waited until it was done to tell me to dial it down.
*Im loving the band director's enthusiasm!*
Me too
Lol she’s conducting.
lol me too..I have been looking for a comment about her
She must be a fan of the game’s score
I’ve watched a lot of orchestras attempt this suite and this is hands down the most spot on out there!
This is why i don't go to orchestras. I would constantly cry.
A unique piece for a unique game, Halo OST is more than an OST for a videogame it's a whole masterpiece in its own right. This was beyond fantastic
This proves that classical music will continue to live on throughout future generations.
HOW IS THIS NOT OVER A MILLION VIEWS?!!!
Sheet metal guy at 1:25 is so fucking awesome.
The headbanging afterwards. ;D
It's just such an amazing thing, a bunch of people coming together, playing their part to make amazingly beautiful music.