"Who knew chivalry could be this stirring to the soul." That is the whole premise of Man of La Mancha. Chivalry and honour - these are mocked in these days, and the world is worse of because of it.
Try Richard Kiley's version. Kiley belts it, and manages to rip your heart out with the feebleness of his body, but his will shines through. This is excellent, however.
I saw Richard Kiley perform this on Broadway and then was lucky enough to see Brian do the same. But it was not the same...Brian made the part his own...and his rendition of the Impossible Dream was truly spectacular. I had the lead in the Man Of La Mancha in College and after seeing both of them perform, it was sooo difficult to do the song justice. I am very glad I found it on You Tube. I listen to this everyday...very inspirational. I also worked at Fox when they were making TRAPPER JOHN...wish I had gone of the set to let Brian know how much he performance meant to me.
While this performance was done at the Tony Awards that year, on the Broadway cast soundtrack CD recording Brian ends this on a different high note which will give you chills. The reaching of his voice on the last few lyrics is just remarkable. If you have the chance, treat yourself to this Broadway cast recording because it's an investment for your soul! M
"This is my quest. To follow that star No matter hopeless, no hopeless no matter how far to fight for the right Without question or pause to be willing to march into hell in a heavenly cause. 😭"
Une merveille!! la voix, l interprétation! Moi qui suis française et bercée par Brel , je trouve que cette interprétation est magistrale , émouvante. Il y a tout ce qu'on recherche dans cet air.
I absolutely play this song when times are tough. Such a powerful song, and his performance was the best I have heard of it. I'm a big fan of Brian Stokes Mitchell's work, so I might be biased. It is this role of his, however, where I first discovered him. I was lucky enough that me watching Centaurworld tagged me enough to get a Facebook ad for one of his performances I could attend.
I remember channel surfing and I landed on this just as it started. I was blown away by the sheer power and beauty of this performance. Sometimes you get lucky!
Wonderfully beautiful. The best version of this song I’ve ever heard. Thank you v much for posting. Across miles, I wish you well/healthy Have a nice day🙂Stay healthy everyone.
The writers of this amazing song, Brian S. Mitchell, Mary E. MastroAntonio, the one who uploaded this perfect video, Miguel de Cervantez Saavedra, Don Quijote, ALL DREAMERS searching for the perfect world where honor and love are practiced every day.....PLEASE....COUNT ME IN......
I'm only five chapters from finishing the book. And watching this made me cry. I kind of scoffed at the book's premise everywhere but I feel it really has caused a change in me. Word to the wise, if you are a conservative realist, reading the book might cause you to suddenly wake up to find yourself agitated to fight the impossible fight against the many ills of society.
@@BigPimp238 Hmm... that's a fair assessment, if you've only read a synopsis instead of the actual book. You see of the hundred of pages of text, I'd say 80-95% of the time, the author and the writing is rather sympathetic to the protagonist.
...saw the original at the ANTA Washington Square Theater in Manhattan in October of 1966 as part of Senior (3rd year) Spanish class...with Richard Kiley & Joan Diener...I still have the original Playbook...
JE L'AIME BIEN " AVEC SON CHEVAL DE BOIS, SON COSTUME EN CARTON ET SON ÉPÉE EN PAPIER ". CELA VOUS FAIT VOIR ET COMPRENDRE LE PERSONNAGE. CHACUN SA FAÇON DE LE PERCEVOIR ... OU DE LE COMPRENDRE ... .C'EST MA VISION COSMIQUE ET PERCEPTION DE L'ÊTRE SUPRÊME UNIVERSEL INVISIBLE ET INFINI. 💫🕊💥🙏🏽🤲💜😇
What a joyful find to bad there is no information to get the whole presentation, but the interpretation feels better than the polished dressed interpreters besides the voice and expressions of this Quijote
Amazing, no matter how hopeless, no matter, I will stand, after fight for the unreachable and I will always still fight, for peace. Gaza. Peace! Justice doesn't require killing the innocent!
To dream, the impossible dream To fight, the unbeatable foe To bear, with unbearable sorrow To run, where the brave dare not go To right, the unrightable wrong To love, pure and chaste from afar To try, when your arms are too weary To reach the unreachable star This is my quest To follow that star No matter how hopeless No matter how far To fight for the right Without question or pause To be willing to march into hell For a heavenly cause And I know, if I’ll only be true To this glorious quest That my heart will lie peaceful and calm When I’m laid to my rest And the world will be better for this That one man, scorned and covered with scars Still strove with his last once of courage To reach the unreachable star.
Beautiful song. I love the play on words and concepts of this version in English, playing by contrasting opposing ideas. As in "be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause". In the Spanish version we don't have that, but I like the acting, physical appearance and body language of the actor in Spanish from the 1970s better. Heroes and superheroes of all times would have much to rescue from this heroic and ideal representation of Don Quixote condensed in this song. th-cam.com/video/72WRdem_EBQ/w-d-xo.html Bellisima canción. De esta versión en ingles me encanta el juego de palabras y conceptos que se hace, jugando al contraponer ideas opuestas. Como en "estar dispuesto al infierno marchar por una celestial causa". En la versión en español no tenemos eso, pero me gusta más la actuación, apariencia fisica y lenguaje corporal del actor de la hombra en español de los 1970s. Heroes y supereroes de todos los tiempos tendrían mucho para rescatar de esta representación tan heroica e ideal de Don Quijote condenzada en esta canción.
As a Christian Patriot War Eagle Warrior who Praises Prays & Loves our Father God & His Son King Jesus Christ & His Kingdom is 4ever! Amen#GOD_Won #wwg107wgaww #TrumpWon & #WeThePeople willget back the Earth that belongs 2 US All! Amen
It's a shame that Richard Kiley wasn't chosen for the film role (or maybe he turned it down) because a remarkable actor like Peter O'Toole just wasn't remarkable in the film. Sophia Loren did a fair job as Dulcinea, but I guess it all came down to Hollywood casting.
He was portraying the hobbled, weather beaten old geezer in the famous musical, singing the ditty. He himself is NOT like that, he's playing DON QUIXOTE, 'the man of la mancha'!
ON PEUT ÊTRE FARFELU. ET AVOIR LA TÊTE BIEN VISSÉE SUR LES ÉPAULES ... C'EST POURQUOI AVANT DE JAUGER OU DE JUGER. IL FAUT ÊTRE PRUDENT ET ANALYSER LA SITUATION AVANT DE DONNER SON AVIS OU DE PRENDRE UNE DÉCISION . CAR SOUVENT , C'EST DE NOUS MÊMES : QU'IL S'AGIT. 😇💜🤲🙏🏽💥💥💥💥💥🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊💫💫💫💫💫🤍🤗
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Okay this had me 😭. It's so moving. Who knew chivalry could be this stirring to the soul.
"Who knew chivalry could be this stirring to the soul." That is the whole premise of Man of La Mancha. Chivalry and honour - these are mocked in these days, and the world is worse of because of it.
Such a tremendous voice, the feeling he puts into it is just awesome.
Poor girl ....only asked him what a quest was .....and got this .......Fantastic
This may be the finest rendition of this song I have heard in my life. What an amazing voice!
I agree wholeheartedly. Its very inspiring!
th-cam.com/video/oo7VlD66ISM/w-d-xo.html
I listen to this once a day. I’m SICK I can tell you. 😂😂
Or at least one of the best...
Try Richard Kiley's version. Kiley belts it, and manages to rip your heart out with the feebleness of his body, but his will shines through. This is excellent, however.
I saw Richard Kiley perform this on Broadway and then was lucky enough to see Brian do the same. But it was not the same...Brian made the part his own...and his rendition of the Impossible Dream was truly spectacular. I had the lead in the Man Of La Mancha in College and after seeing both of them perform, it was sooo difficult to do the song justice. I am very glad I found it on You Tube. I listen to this everyday...very inspirational. I also worked at Fox when they were making TRAPPER JOHN...wish I had gone of the set to let Brian know how much he performance meant to me.
The singing gives justice to the meaning of the song. A gentleman's way of conveying the truth of the song.
In my 60s now and I still cry at this. His voice, so full of pathos and melancholy. Ahh dammit. I'm off again and me a bloody 6ft 2" old biker.
While this performance was done at the Tony Awards that year, on the Broadway cast soundtrack CD recording Brian ends this on a different high note which will give you chills. The reaching of his voice on the last few lyrics is just remarkable. If you have the chance, treat yourself to this Broadway cast recording because it's an investment for your soul!
M
"This is my quest. To follow that star No matter hopeless, no hopeless no matter how far to fight for the right
Without question or pause to be willing to march into hell in a heavenly cause. 😭"
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Une merveille!! la voix, l interprétation! Moi qui suis française et bercée par Brel , je trouve que cette interprétation est magistrale , émouvante. Il y a tout ce qu'on recherche dans cet air.
I absolutely play this song when times are tough. Such a powerful song, and his performance was the best I have heard of it. I'm a big fan of Brian Stokes Mitchell's work, so I might be biased. It is this role of his, however, where I first discovered him. I was lucky enough that me watching Centaurworld tagged me enough to get a Facebook ad for one of his performances I could attend.
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
I remember channel surfing and I landed on this just as it started. I was blown away by the sheer power and beauty of this performance.
Sometimes you get lucky!
Oh, my God. It is fantastic!!!!!!!!
Wonderfully beautiful.
The best version of this song I’ve ever heard.
Thank you v much for posting.
Across miles, I wish you well/healthy
Have a nice day🙂Stay healthy everyone.
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
😭 soul touching. Magnificent!
It was amazing, he was amazing when I saw this in person.
My favorite version. Stokes and Mastroantonio are glorious.
The writers of this amazing song, Brian S. Mitchell, Mary E. MastroAntonio, the one who uploaded this perfect video, Miguel de Cervantez Saavedra, Don Quijote, ALL DREAMERS searching for the perfect world where honor and love are practiced every day.....PLEASE....COUNT ME IN......
Dreaming alone is just a dream dreaming together is a new reality (Yoko Ono)
こんな素晴しき見果てぬ夢を歌う役者は始めてみた。
Up to the unreachable star is the rating of this hair-raising splendid song!
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful.
I'm only five chapters from finishing the book. And watching this made me cry. I kind of scoffed at the book's premise everywhere but I feel it really has caused a change in me. Word to the wise, if you are a conservative realist, reading the book might cause you to suddenly wake up to find yourself agitated to fight the impossible fight against the many ills of society.
No the book doesn't think Don Quiote is a heroic character
He makes everyone's life worse with his refusal to deal with reality.
@@BigPimp238 Hmm... that's a fair assessment, if you've only read a synopsis instead of the actual book. You see of the hundred of pages of text, I'd say 80-95% of the time, the author and the writing is rather sympathetic to the protagonist.
Soooo very very beautiful ❤
I got totally lost inside for a moment. It felt great.
Fabulous.
He is very talented love his rendition
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Just magnificent!!!
This is the perfect example when we had real actors and unbelievable talent.
I started surfing the versions of this great song today and I think Brian has nailed it.
The Man of La Macha❤❤❤
Saw the play n Movie so many times!!
Great song
...saw the original at the ANTA Washington Square Theater in Manhattan in October of 1966 as part of Senior (3rd year) Spanish class...with Richard Kiley & Joan Diener...I still have the original Playbook...
BRAVO!
BON CHOIX DE MUSIQUES 🎶 🎶. JE N'AURAI PU MIEUX MIEUX CHOISIR ❤❤❤❤❤😇🙏💥💥💥💜💜🕊🕊🕊🥰
The very Best!!!
Me encantó.
Hermosa voz.
I think this is my favorite version of this song.
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Tenks Brian, is a lovely interpretation.
Just love this song!
The best rendition of this song
One can only say Bravo Bravo Bravo. Magnificent
Wow.....beautiful rendition
Bravo!!!!!!
Best performance of “The Impossible Dream”
Awesome.
Wow beautiful
JE L'AIME BIEN " AVEC SON CHEVAL DE BOIS, SON COSTUME EN CARTON ET SON ÉPÉE EN PAPIER ". CELA VOUS FAIT VOIR ET COMPRENDRE LE PERSONNAGE.
CHACUN SA FAÇON DE LE PERCEVOIR ... OU DE LE COMPRENDRE ... .C'EST MA VISION COSMIQUE ET PERCEPTION DE L'ÊTRE SUPRÊME UNIVERSEL INVISIBLE ET INFINI. 💫🕊💥🙏🏽🤲💜😇
Amazing!
He is on top of his craft. WoW! 💗
Very well done.
Amazing I love it
Bravo!!!
amazing, love it!
drawn by god to see jose ferrer live at the DCpavillion. i was 12. i cried causing an audience concerned. am ever grateful,
Magnificent.
Uau! he made me cry and I had goose bumps ....
非常感激配上中文。
What a joyful find to bad there is no information to get the whole presentation, but the interpretation feels better than the polished dressed interpreters besides the voice and expressions of this Quijote
My god, he's just as good as Richard Kiley
Magnificent
Excelente fora de serie essa e verdadeira musica
Amazing, no matter how hopeless, no matter, I will stand, after fight for the unreachable and I will always still fight, for peace. Gaza. Peace! Justice doesn't require killing the innocent!
Can y'all not Current Thing for five minutes and just enjoy a damn song?
To dream, the impossible dream
To fight, the unbeatable foe
To bear, with unbearable sorrow
To run, where the brave dare not go
To right, the unrightable wrong
To love, pure and chaste from afar
To try, when your arms are too weary
To reach the unreachable star
This is my quest
To follow that star
No matter how hopeless
No matter how far
To fight for the right
Without question or pause
To be willing to march into hell
For a heavenly cause
And I know, if I’ll only be true
To this glorious quest
That my heart will lie peaceful and calm
When I’m laid to my rest
And the world will be better for this
That one man, scorned and covered with scars
Still strove with his last once of courage
To reach the unreachable star.
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Merci beaucoup pour avoir mis les paroles
Fantásticos!!!! 👏👏👏👌
Maravillosa versión llore a lo perro ...increíbles los matices de esa voz quede temblando por Dios...
Simply the best version!
2021 still on the quest
Best rendition ever
The number one voice in the world!
This here RULES...it is OK to cry!
Oh time that gon forever
Who IS this? That's amazing!
Brian Stokes Mitchell according to another similar video
Beautiful song. I love the play on words and concepts of this version in English, playing by contrasting opposing ideas. As in "be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause". In the Spanish version we don't have that, but I like the acting, physical appearance and body language of the actor in Spanish from the 1970s better. Heroes and superheroes of all times would have much to rescue from this heroic and ideal representation of Don Quixote condensed in this song.
th-cam.com/video/72WRdem_EBQ/w-d-xo.html
Bellisima canción. De esta versión en ingles me encanta el juego de palabras y conceptos que se hace, jugando al contraponer ideas opuestas. Como en "estar dispuesto al infierno marchar por una celestial causa". En la versión en español no tenemos eso, pero me gusta más la actuación, apariencia fisica y lenguaje corporal del actor de la hombra en español de los 1970s. Heroes y supereroes de todos los tiempos tendrían mucho para rescatar de esta representación tan heroica e ideal de Don Quijote condenzada en esta canción.
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
AVEC ,SON CHEVAL DE BOIS , SON ARMURE EN CARTON, SON ÉPÉE EN PAPIER. IL EST PARVENU À ATTEINDRE SON RÊVE IMPOSSIBLE...
Play at my funeral
Ahhhh the great Richard Harris. Saw him in Camelot. He was magnificent
Go herd
As a Christian Patriot War Eagle Warrior who Praises Prays & Loves our Father God & His Son King Jesus Christ & His Kingdom is 4ever! Amen#GOD_Won #wwg107wgaww #TrumpWon & #WeThePeople willget back the Earth that belongs 2 US All! Amen
A portion of the song….to be willing to march into hell for a heavenly cause…will be my next tattoo.
I.would.like.the.all.stars
Steel.band.to.play.this.song.
It's a shame that Richard Kiley wasn't chosen for the film role (or maybe he turned it down) because a remarkable actor like Peter O'Toole just wasn't remarkable in the film. Sophia Loren did a fair job as Dulcinea, but I guess it all came down to Hollywood casting.
James fucking Holden convincing the rest of the Rocinante crew to go on yet another suicide mission:
At the Risk et cetera...."killem kill 'em all?😁
Sanchosisters.....
Great singing, in tone, power and inflection. Strange stiff body language, and strained facial expression.
He was portraying the hobbled, weather beaten old geezer in the famous musical, singing the ditty. He himself is NOT like that, he's playing DON QUIXOTE, 'the man of la mancha'!
I also sang the song "The impossible dream": th-cam.com/video/jeVLPuStg-g/w-d-xo.html
Always felt the lyrics so pretentious and the film one of the worst musicals ever .
Boo on you. It's one of my favorite songs ever!
ON PEUT ÊTRE FARFELU. ET AVOIR LA TÊTE BIEN VISSÉE SUR LES ÉPAULES ...
C'EST POURQUOI AVANT DE JAUGER OU DE JUGER. IL FAUT ÊTRE PRUDENT ET ANALYSER LA SITUATION AVANT DE DONNER SON AVIS OU DE PRENDRE UNE DÉCISION .
CAR SOUVENT , C'EST DE NOUS MÊMES : QU'IL S'AGIT. 😇💜🤲🙏🏽💥💥💥💥💥🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊💫💫💫💫💫🤍🤗
Cervantes changed the world.💯