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🥲🥰😇My Life. This Is Heart Touching Music 😇

Great performance, everyone! Thank you. I am preparing to conduct this, once again, with my Wisconsin orchestra and it's wonderful to hear your spot on performance of this great John Williams medley.

Quite simply, Arthur Benjamin is a composer worthy of complete rediscovery. A modern master.

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I study Physics listening to this

In the 1956 movie the man who is shown conducting the orchestra and chorus is actually Bernard Herrmann himself, it is his only cameo in any picture.

Where I can find the saxophone tenor partition

Whenever I listen to this beautiful piece of music, I can ALWAYS hear Doris Day scream in my head just before the crash of the cymbals!

When Bernard Herrmann was contracted by Hitchcock to score his second filming of “The Man Who Knew Too Much” in 1956, Hitch instructed Herrmann to consider writing a new concert piece for the climactic scene in Albert Hall. After listening to the original “Storm Clouds Cantata,” Herrmann rejected the idea of a new composition. “It’s a beautiful, exciting piece of music with full orchestra and chorus, and it builds progressively, relentlessly to its thrilling climax. Why on earth would we toss it out? Let me do some arranging to fit the timing without losing any of its luster and see what you think.” And so he did, to Hitchcock’s delight. “Of course, you were right, Bennie. What was I thinking?”

I like the soprano here better than the one in either film.

Beautiful,,, sounds like real Alan Silvestri

A favorite of mine! ❤

1956 tops 1934 by a mile.

Even though it's a classic Hitchcock film I had somehow not seen it until today. This scene is so dramatic and the fact it's just the music and no dialogue makes it even more powerful.

This song is perfection

I've loved the film from '56 since my youth, and now, free on ROKU is the '34 version. Such different films, but both with this perfect composition of Benjamin. This haunting and highly emotional arrangement by Herrmann is striking!

A shame that they skipped one of the best parts and most important of the movie: creating governing dynamics.

Is it copyrighted or not?

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any ideas where I can get this arrangements?

This is my all-time favorite movie music treasure!

That flute That damn flute 😍 Idk why I like flutes so much

astonishing

"La inmensidad de esa revelación, fue como un enamoramiento"

I listened to this about 35 times today.

This should be declared the anthem of the whole human race.

amazing

Wonder how much it was to rent/hire the score and parts and how much it cost per performance. 🤔

Beautiful ❤️

Simply brilliant 👏

perfetto!!!

This is so beautiful but.. Why am I crying??

Only just saw this film for the first time the other night, and the music was so familiar, because I've been following British classical composers for decades. So delightful to hear it here and see the Great Herrman in CONCERT! (His score for "Journey to the Center of the Earth" was my intro to his work!)

Bravíssimo!!!!! Is Magic!!!

So wonderful ! This soundtrack make me cry, this is a tribute for Science and all humankind ! In the hard times that we are living, keep hope and faith in humanity, at the end of the day we will be stronger !

Waouwww bravo, quel niveau !!! Vraiment top et super fidèle à l'original !

Una total obra de arte.

This version of the movie The Man Who Knew Too Much not this orchestral piece is definitely not as good as the one of the 1930's. I also hate James Stewart and Doris Day.

This is life!

Hi, thanks for sharing this video. May I kindly ask if you have the score?

8:32 Something missing here... can't quite put my finger on it.

Best tempo that I have heard on a cover of this piece.

Bravo 👏 Very well done. Thanks for posting this.

Amo demais

maravilloso.

I love it 🌠

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Marvelous!!

After 45 years of singing choral masterpieces and operas, this remains on my " Bucket " list. Lightning revealed!!

Can I use this music in my video?