Lawrence of Arabia - Ouverture // Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- Lawrence of Arabia - Ouverture from The Movie "Lawrence of Arabia"
Composed by Maurice Jarre
Performed by The Danish National Symphony Orchestra and Danish National Concert Choir Conducted by Christian Schumann
This performance was a part of the film music concert Raiders of the Symphony broadcasted on The Danish Broadcast Corporation (DR)
Light design: Jonas Bøgh
Director of photography: Karsten Andersen
Sound producers: Lars C Bruun & Ossian Ryner
Executive Producer, idea and concept: Nicolai Abrahamsen
Performed and recorded in DR Koncerthuset in August 2023
All rights reserved DR 2024 
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How beautiful it is to watch an orchestra!
A salute from Brazil!
Listen twice. Once eyes open, once eyes closed . Especially if you've seen the movie!
Was there...! 🤗🤗💖
Maurice Jarre made great movie music
My parents saw Lawrence of Arabia on its premiere night, while on their honeymoon. I think I still have their soundtrack LP somewhere.
This is by far the best rendition of the main theme I've heard. Awesome.
An all time classic theme for an epic scale film. Maurice Jarre's musical, emotional epicness. Deserved it's Oscar winning .
Magnificent, legendary soundtrack. Sublime orchestral performance 👍❤
Beautiful and powerful
Amazing 🤩🤩🤩
Perfection. The only regret is that I did not watch it live.
I did. It was awesome😊
Brilliant 😢
So beautifully played .
thank you for this masterpiece
This recreation of theme song from the classic & timeless movie LAWRENCE OF ARABIA by legendary & charismatic DANISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA is masterpiece, marvellously melodious, magnificently memorable, magically momentous and mesmerisingly magnanimous. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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The trick, William Potter, is not minding that it hurts.
T.E. Lawrence: "Suppose we were (as we might be) an influence, an idea, a thing intangible, invulnerable, without front or back, drifting about like a gas? Armies were like plants, immobile, firm-rooted, nourished through long stems to the head. We might be a vapour, blowing where we listed Ours should be a war of detachment. We were to contain the enemy by the silent threat of a vast, unknown desert"
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Tebrikler 👏👏👏👏👏 Muhteşemsiniz.👍
Lawrence...a man out of time and place..who loved a country and people not his own , caught up in political intregue ,order back to England by his goverment ...but died lost and heartbroken , in his car in England racing down the lane ways of the countryside as was his habit imagining of being on a camel racing across the wide desert........a man known in history as....LAWRENCE OF ARABIA.
He died on a motorcycle, a Brough superior
I can say this is the best live version with an orchestra I have ever heard.
Give the example of the beginning:
In John Williams' version, the timpani is too small and lacks momentum at the beginning.
The tempo of the Film Symphony Orchestra is too hasty
BBC concert timpani played too slowly and loosely.
Last but not least, this version blends rhythm, momentum, visual presentation and sound quality very well
Manifique.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😅😅😅
Can someone tell me what instrument is being played at minute 2:23 ? The flute like instrument. Is that a piccolo?
A clarinet I think.
@@CFMLEAPIndeed it is
Amazing as always. Would love hear the Godzilla theme performed by you guys
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They should record some original work.
Well the world need to thank el aurens and the British for what they made of the middle east, what a resounding success it have been.
Can you keep your bollocks politics out of a comments section celebrating extremely professional and talented musicians?
@@bernardquatermass4418 i would agree, but you see, these people are just government employed PPL, paid by taxes, often from people that would never go see them perform or just tool here for free.
If the Danish philharmonic orchestra was funded all on their own merit and skill,. then i would respect them a lot more, but as it is like most public employed PPL i see them as parasites.
Regarding politics, well it is sort of what the movie Lawrence of Arabia is about, and you should know at least a little of this mess buried in history, that to this day still cost so much grief and suffering.
@@pliashmuldba If everything that has to do with culture has to be economically independent, you would end up only with mainstream music and everyone would make music for the lowest common denominator. There would be no experimentation, no innovation, no "niche" genres. Your comment about seeing public employees as parasites, well... that is so ignorant I don't even know what to say...
@@augustuswarglewinkle6328 Well that's sort of how it is these days isent it ?
My collection range far and wide, i usually say from Vivaldi to Motorhead.
My oldest recording is from 1928, and is a old blues record put on CD.
For sure you should not cheat yourself out of good music and there is fortunately a lot of it out there.
Well i can respect people like nurses ASO working hands on with people, but not the thousands of pencil pushers that just feed numbers into a HUGE nanny state like we have in Denmark.
Well no wonder politicians get all kinds of threats, and not least when they linger in politics for a lifetime or even worse several generations for decades on end.
I got my first education at a public entity ( the Danish railroads ) after the last day there i promised myself to never work such a place again, and back then i was myself a parasite doing ALL i could to make money, and stealing was just one of the milder things i sadly did back then.
But even back then a big moron, well i did consider myself a more classy thief / parasite than politicians / many public employed people are.
@@pliashmuldba Then you're missing my point. The only way you can have a wide selection of music is because some of it is made through either public or private funding. You wouldn't be able to listen to Vivaldi or many of the other great composers, if they had had to make music that was only commercially viable. That music only exists today, because someone else funded it.
It's also quite naive to think scumbags only exist in the public sector. Believe me, there are plenty of those in the private sector too.