@@melissalsmith883 This appears to be one of the final times the actual score was performed. Later, a newer orchestration (in my opinion an inferior one) took over, over stressing trumpets and diminishing the persistent trombone glissandos that made the original orchestration so propulsive. There’s a reason this particular recording recalls the motion picture sound: it’s the original orchestration!
Tears instantly come to my eyes when this starts. So many childhood memories wrapped up in such a beautiful piece of music with a giant S on the front of it. Pure goodness right here
Same here; I remember being in the movie theater for the 1st showing( morning ) of Superman. When that theme was first played, everyone, man, woman & child was quiet; in total awe of that theme. Even for that morning showing, the theater was packed. When the movie ended, everybody was humming the Superman theme. Thank you, Mr Williams.
john williams is like this.. you may not remember every detail of a movie his music is in.. but you sure as fuck remember the music.. this theme is a perfect example.
Sigh.... This man never seizes to amaze me. Star Wars, Superman, Indiana Jones. And whenever I hear this, I can just see our dear Superman flying through the sky, watching over us... Thanks, John, for your beautiful music.
He also did the music of films based on classic novels and children's books including H.G. Wells The War Of The Worlds, Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park, J.K Rowling's Harry Potter, Herge's Tintin and Roald Dahl's The BFG.
Well I remember my late dad, a composer and conductor for a radio tv station sitting beside me in the cinema. I was 17 years old. After the first few bars he said: That music is already worth the price of admission. You bet. Yep: Johnny is unbelievable. How I wish he could live and work forever.....
except he considered himself an ATHIEST, so went to hell, since he didn't believe in Jesus...as is most of hollywood...not sure what John WIlliams believes, but BELIEVING determines your destiny, NOT making some silly superhero film..
@@captaingenius-o1c who knows, i know the bible says none believers are not welcome to heaven, thats whats its written on the bible by men. Maybe god is so merciful and forgiving that he actually goes against what the bible says and forgave christopher reeves for not commiting hurtful ctimes and being a good person. Maybe god does forgive all those souls who were actually wonderful human beings, their only sin is to not believe and god understands "how can you believe on something you cant see"..it wont be fair for real good people to suffer in hell with souls who were actually evil in life. God will probably will introduce himself to Reeves and anwer all his questions related to god existance and forgives Reeved but will have to go thru a painful purification process first.
@@captaingenius-o1csince you think fairytale books determine our fate, why don’t you believe in Lord of the rings or Silmarilion, they are much more interesting books than the bible. Or why don’t you just believe in the evidence and the truth and stop worrying where did Chris go after he died. And yes this silly movie about a superhero is much more important than your fairy book because it actually makes people happy.
Keep this music away from modern movies. They vandalize Superman and tarnish the character by making him dark and sinister. This music is only for REAL Superman, not modern Supermen wannabes.
John Doe Zimmer had the misfortune of having to follow Danny Elfman twice (Batman and Spider-Man), and John Williams. He failed. Mainly because the man doesn't know what a melody is.
How can listening to this NOT make you want to tear your shirt open, have a big ol S on your chest, and say up, up and away?!?!?! There will NEVER be better superhero theme or a better superhero better than Superman, EVER!
love the buildup that starts about :27 seconds in...and culminates at about :47 seconds..best part of the theme right there....takes me right to..."Whoo..say Jim..thatsa bad out fit..whoooo"..."Excuse me"....whooooooosh...))
I remember getting the opportunity to play this in high school (trombone player here)...and this was an extremely difficult piece to play, but we did it great! Such fun to play!!! (PLEASE live forever, John Williams!!!)
@@tim2015 Oh man! Your part would’ve been awesome too!! But yeah, only bummer was we did not have a string section at our school (they called us “Symphonic Band”) and I went to high school during the middle chunk of the 80’s!
I've heard a number of different renditions of this same piece being done by orchestra and this one, despite the marginal sound quality, has the most feeling and warmth in it.
This appears to be one of the final times the actual score was performed. Later, a newer orchestration (in my opinion an inferior one) took over, over stressing trumpets and diminishing the persistent trombone glissandos that made the original orchestration so propulsive. There’s a reason this particular recording recalls the motion picture sound: it’s the original orchestration!
@@rickyjones9724 The sound is from an deteriorating tape recording. It sounds fine, but it isn’t exactly high-fidelity; compare it to the OST, and you’ll hear the difference.
Never again in history has an artist left such an indelible imprint on the mythos of Superman as John Williams did. Around the World and in America ... in the hearts of of millions young and old.... John Williams Superman theme is Superman himself.
Every now again, a very rare and beautiful thing happens in film and scoring. Superman 1978 is certainly one of those things, along with Batman 1989 and Spider-Man 2002. But I haven't experienced it since.
My dad once told me years ago about a science fiction story he read as a teenager in which aliens from space wanted to eradicate humans however said aliens were so enamored by the music that we as humans created that they just couldn’t kill us off. Our music was what saved our existence. I’d like to think music such as this would be a fine example.
Hard to imagine some of the biggest movies of all time without John Williams. Superman, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, etc. Thanks for making these movie's extra special
John Williams is a genius! An absolute Bonafide genius! This in my opinion, is his best work. Better than Star Wars, Better Than Close Encounters of the Third Kind, better than anything he's ever done. Absolutely AWESOME!!
My favorite motif from this theme is the "Can You Read My Mind" part, and as beautiful and as 1970s easy-listening that melody is, it's still, here in the main title, underscored by that exciting driving march rhythm: this isn't just going to be a date with Lois Lane, it's gonna be a FLYING date with Lois Lane. I was nine when this premiered, and I can tell you the opening credits had us pushed back in our seats before the story even started. I wonder what the younger generation thinks of this movie: it has a lot of heart, humor, great storytelling, and still packs a thrilling punch, for my money.
Life is so unfair, such a beautiful person, athletic, educated, in his prime and at the worst moment of his life he rose above the circumstances to help others, such class. Christopher Reeve will always be Superman.
I was a 12 year old boy when Superman The Movie was released. I will never forget the moment when the opening credits ran and all of us in the theatre who had spent years listening to Superman on the radio and TV, hearing John Williams take both of those themes that we loved and paying them homage in this superb piece, spontaneously burst into applause. It was without question the most touching moment I have ever experienced watching a movie and still brings me to tears 43 years later.
I remember as a kid, hearing this theme and we were so imaginative as kids back then....I swear i almost felt as if I were to look up, I'd see Superman flying over us....
i will never forget,one musician said,if youre listening to a piece of music,even if the volume is turned down and if it gets you straight to the heart..its a great performance..this is a great example of it..turn down the volume and listen to this,it will still give you the same emotion ..
Wonderful thing is you never saw Superman, the music tells you about the Kryptonian. It has it all, we miss people like him and Morricone in the business.
The idea that he took the basic motifs from the earlier Superman themes (Max Fleisher cartoons, TV show) and wove them into the main theme for this piece is both utterly brilliant and respectful to the people who wrote those earlier themes, as well as drawing in fans of those earlier shows. Bravo, Mr. Williams.
God bless John Williams. The king of composition. My hero since I was 7 years old. SUPERMAN, along with great films like STAR WARS, E.T. and JAWS would not be the classics they are without his brilliant music style. I love him.
This is most assuredly the best version of the Superman movie march theme...even better than other performances by John Williams himself of this piece. Bravo to the members of the orchestra too! The entire performance won't let you catch your breath. It moves with urgency, power, and fulfillment.
John's best work! This theme is so magical, so divine, it's hard to believe this sound is coming from just earthly instruments. The applause at the end doesn't seem suitable, the audience should be too blown away to clap and should sit in stunned awe at what just happened!
Richard Donner, the Director, stated in the DVD commentary that you could almost hear the word "Superman" in the score. A testament to William's genius.
So powerful, epic, grand, romantic, tender... I could go on and on. It perfectly encapsulates everything that Superman is about. This music is flying! I will never get tired of this amazing theme. The best filmmusic ever written!
Possibly the best piece of music composition for film ever. Emotive, memorable and a total personification of its subject. It exudes Superman. Just incredible.
It doesn't get any better than this!!! Ever! IMHO, this is the best piece of music ever written!!!!! I heard it for the first time in the early 80's when the movie showed on TV and I still get goosebumps whenever I hear it. John Williams is amazing and this is the best music he has written. Heck, it's the best music anybody's written. I like Zimmer's scores, like The Rock and Driving miss Daisy, but you can't compare Zimmer to this masterpiece. He's not on the same planet. Like night and day.
I remember Richard Donner discuss the first time he heard the theme being recorded in the studio. He screwed up the first taping because he was screaming, "Genius, genius" like a madman! 😁
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The one and only Superman's theme that nobody will get tired of listening
Look - up on the stage!
It's a wand!
It's a bow tie!
It's JOHN WILLIAMS!
The wand! Harry Potter was composed by a true magician
It's just a normal tie actually
sayenshin It's called a baton
@John O Why?
It's the best composer ever! Beside of Rick Wakeman, of course!
People over use the word "epic," but this is a legitimate case.
you almost made me laugh, but then I realized you are right
definitely agree
it's epic to the extreme when you are 3 or 4
If it has John Williams, it’s always a legitimate case!
everyone who was young at that time would've automatically thought of it as epic... I was one of those.
One of the best versions of this theme. Williams and the orchestra were absolutely on fire. Faster pacing, epic, urgent, powerful.
Yes this is the most perfect version of the Superman March performed I have heard a few other versions they are either too slow or much too fast.
Ced Chin best versions? You don’t think this is the same one recorded for the movie. It sounds so much like it.
The music literally "sings" the title of the movie
@@melissalsmith883 This appears to be one of the final times the actual score was performed. Later, a newer orchestration (in my opinion an inferior one) took over, over stressing trumpets and diminishing the persistent trombone glissandos that made the original orchestration so propulsive. There’s a reason this particular recording recalls the motion picture sound: it’s the original orchestration!
@@tishtashtishtash I'm not sure what you mean by "newer orchestration". What evidence do you have that the _Superman: March_ was altered?
Christopher Reeve will never die.
The one and only Superman! Best ever :)
JasonBorn89 yes, and your point being?
John O he wrote his message 4 years ago, he wasn’t dead at this time
John O oops😅
John O the memory of Christopher Reeve he meant. Legends like him and Kevin Conroy will never die. I know Conroy is still alive.
Tears instantly come to my eyes when this starts. So many childhood memories wrapped up in such a beautiful piece of music with a giant S on the front of it. Pure goodness right here
The tears flow even more when I think of the scene where Chris says... "A friend."
Same here; I remember being in the movie theater for the 1st showing( morning ) of Superman. When that theme was first played, everyone, man, woman & child was quiet; in total awe of that theme. Even for that morning showing, the theater was packed. When the movie ended, everybody was humming the Superman theme. Thank you, Mr Williams.
Same happens to me and Iam seventy five
💯 best theme tune ever
I'm in tears now 😢
It is just amazing how he was able to compose the music that perfectly encompasses the heroes, the story, the essence of it all. Truly a mastermind.
Superman's only true theme,
More like the avengers theme song is the true theme
@@michaelholycross8898 What about Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves?
@@michaelholycross8898 (geez, that’s from Marvel, Superman is from DC. get your comic characters straight.)
@@michaelholycross8898 LMAO! Yeah, sure it is.....
The Shirley Walker one from the animated series is very good though
john williams is like this.. you may not remember every detail of a movie his music is in.. but you sure as fuck remember the music.. this theme is a perfect example.
Sigh.... This man never seizes to amaze me. Star Wars, Superman, Indiana Jones. And whenever I hear this, I can just see our dear Superman flying through the sky, watching over us... Thanks, John, for your beautiful music.
ceases* lol
He also did the music of films based on classic novels and children's books including H.G. Wells The War Of The Worlds, Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park, J.K Rowling's Harry Potter, Herge's Tintin and Roald Dahl's The BFG.
Don’t forget E.T.! One of his best scores.
I think of Chris watching over us.
Superman watching over"us"
This music has that wonderful fantastic optimistic feeling that a man can fly and save the world.
I believe
I agree
This extremely incredible live performance deserved way more from the audience than just a golf clap.
Lex Luthor hired 23 people to dislike this video
+Tomosaurus Gamer The crime of the century
make that 24 if you count doomsday.
Tomosaurus Gamer No, just the crew of Batman Vs. Superman.
You'd think a man as wealthy as Lex would hire a lot more than that.
Let’s put Lex in jail again
Christopher Reeve and John Williams goes together like two peas in a pod
even within the first two seconds you realize this is the best version
gandi69 yes... absolutely
Ditto
Well I remember my late dad, a composer and conductor for a radio tv station sitting beside me in the cinema. I was 17 years old. After the first few bars he said: That music is already worth the price of admission. You bet.
Yep: Johnny is unbelievable. How I wish he could live and work forever.....
That's class.
Love your PoPs...I miss mine
This even surpasses the star wars theme.... and im a star wars fan ;)
@Alex_Soto I think it does even though Jurassic Park is epic.
Ohhhh it’s a close one. Depends on my mood. One things for sure, he has to be the greatest film composer; ever.
I am inclined to agree.
Star wars is wonderful but superman, as we say in Yorkshire England, is a bit special.
This was playing when Chris Reeve entered hevens gates. He lives forever in our hearts from the 80s kids to future generations.
Your comment just made me cry a little. Chris is now truly flying with Angels in Heaven.
except he considered himself an ATHIEST, so went to hell, since he didn't believe in Jesus...as is most of hollywood...not sure what John WIlliams believes, but BELIEVING determines your destiny, NOT making some silly superhero film..
@@captaingenius-o1c who knows, i know the bible says none believers are not welcome to heaven, thats whats its written on the bible by men. Maybe god is so merciful and forgiving that he actually goes against what the bible says and forgave christopher reeves for not commiting hurtful ctimes and being a good person. Maybe god does forgive all those souls who were actually wonderful human beings, their only sin is to not believe and god understands "how can you believe on something you cant see"..it wont be fair for real good people to suffer in hell with souls who were actually evil in life. God will probably will introduce himself to Reeves and anwer all his questions related to god existance and forgives Reeved but will have to go thru a painful purification process first.
I miss Mr Reeves😥
@@captaingenius-o1csince you think fairytale books determine our fate, why don’t you believe in Lord of the rings or Silmarilion, they are much more interesting books than the bible. Or why don’t you just believe in the evidence and the truth and stop worrying where did Chris go after he died. And yes this silly movie about a superhero is much more important than your fairy book because it actually makes people happy.
makes you wanna fly
makes me wanna cry. It's so beautiful. Gotta love Johnny Williams
Ditto
Brings tears to my eyes... this is the best version I've ever heard. Magnificent
Absolutely
Me to tears
Arguably the BEST MOST INSPIRING Superhero theme!!
If this theme doesnt works well with modern Superman movies, then the movies are the problem.
Well said!
Exactly :)
Keep this music away from modern movies. They vandalize Superman and tarnish the character by making him dark and sinister. This music is only for REAL Superman, not modern Supermen wannabes.
Hans Zimmer … meet your superior at work.
Hopeful music & really reflects Superman
John Doe Zimmer had the misfortune of having to follow Danny Elfman twice (Batman and Spider-Man), and John Williams.
He failed. Mainly because the man doesn't know what a melody is.
@@Droogie128 Liked how A Deel of Steel used both Zimmer's Man of Steel's theme with John Williams Superman's theme in their video.
How can listening to this NOT make you want to tear your shirt open, have a big ol S on your chest, and say up, up and away?!?!?! There will NEVER be better superhero theme or a better superhero better than Superman, EVER!
cough* batman cough*
David Rampersad Almost good as Superman. Almost.
It's just a matter of preference. I prefer flawed/grounded protagonists. Doesn't mean my opinion is correct and yours is wrong.
+David Rampersad Though I do like the Dark Knight with Christian Bale, he can't match Superman in powers, theme music or anything else!
David Rampersad never
John Williams is one of the greatest music composer of all time he is genius. i have goosebumps when i hear his music. your great sir! :)
The Superman of Orchestra
second that!
I agree👍👍
The same by Jerry Goldsmith..
The absolute most fantastic superhero theme of all time...and ever will be.
William's brilliance is his perfect balance between horn and string. He always has the horn lead the epic parts but never diminishes the string parts.
This performance is ranked in my opinion as the best performance of the Superman theme song from the movie. Long live John Williams!
Dude I literally just start crying so many memories of me in my living room pretending to be Superman thank you for this ❤
I'm wiping my 😭 tears
Don't feel guilty I'm still crying
The GREATEST movie theme ever written!!
Makes you wish there REALLY was a Superman!
the ability to compose something like this is just mind blowing
RIP Christopher Reeve, the one and only superman... lost but never forgotten.
That’s true
I absolutely agree with you. God bless Christopher Reeve!❤
John Williams conducts the BEST musics.
This was some magical music ...well done
love the buildup that starts about :27 seconds in...and culminates at about :47 seconds..best part of the theme right there....takes me right to..."Whoo..say Jim..thatsa bad out fit..whoooo"..."Excuse me"....whooooooosh...))
I can't get enough of it
The theme song is truly a masterpiece…but to see him conduct the orchestra, GOOSEBUMPS!!!!!!!
One of the most dramatic, the most powerful pieces of music I've ever heard. Thank you for sharing this.
my favorite
It's genius
The most powerful and emotional soundtrack ever - John Williams I salute you Sir!
I remember getting the opportunity to play this in high school (trombone player here)...and this was an extremely difficult piece to play, but we did it great! Such fun to play!!!
(PLEASE live forever, John Williams!!!)
Lucky you! I played French horn for thirty years... this is on my “Would have loved to” list.
I envy you
@@tim2015 Oh man! Your part would’ve been awesome too!! But yeah, only bummer was we did not have a string section at our school (they called us “Symphonic Band”) and I went to high school during the middle chunk of the 80’s!
@@stephen69honanie51 Right now I envy anyone who gets to play this now - I don’t have a trombone anymore and wish I had it again… *sniffles*
I love your first name,Dawn
I've heard a number of different renditions of this same piece being done by orchestra and this one, despite the marginal sound quality, has the most feeling and warmth in it.
Marginal sound quality? The sound is just fine,maybe the device that U R listening to it on needs a new sound card.
This appears to be one of the final times the actual score was performed. Later, a newer orchestration (in my opinion an inferior one) took over, over stressing trumpets and diminishing the persistent trombone glissandos that made the original orchestration so propulsive. There’s a reason this particular recording recalls the motion picture sound: it’s the original orchestration!
@@rickyjones9724 The sound is from an deteriorating tape recording. It sounds fine, but it isn’t exactly high-fidelity; compare it to the OST,
and you’ll hear the difference.
I agree
When I saw in the movies,this sounds exactly right
I keep hitting replay 😅
Never again in history has an artist left such an indelible imprint on the mythos of Superman as John Williams did.
Around the World and in America ... in the hearts of of millions young and old....
John Williams Superman theme is Superman himself.
How thrilling is it to see the maestro conducting his own! Goosebumps
Amazing... 30 years later and it still... still gives me goosebumps. How incredible.
Me too
OMG! This is so epic! Only a few times we can feel perfection. This performance is one of those times.
nothing but perfection...... takes my breath away !!!!
Every now again, a very rare and beautiful thing happens in film and scoring.
Superman 1978 is certainly one of those things, along with Batman 1989 and Spider-Man 2002.
But I haven't experienced it since.
inception
All movies nowadays have the music you find on the dang radio. I bet if you ask a ''modern'' movie director what a score is, they'll have no clue!
+Ethan Rathbun and I'm 15!
Titanic, The Lord of the Rings, Pirates of the Caribbean, Harry Potter
Same
legendary John Williams
My dad once told me years ago about a science fiction story he read as a teenager in which aliens from space wanted to eradicate humans however said aliens were so enamored by the music that we as humans created that they just couldn’t kill us off. Our music was what saved our existence.
I’d like to think music such as this would be a fine example.
Hard to imagine some of the biggest movies of all time without John Williams.
Superman, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, etc.
Thanks for making these movie's extra special
I appreciate being alive listening to his compositions
John Williams is a great composer. The Superman march is terrific. God bless him!👍🎶🇺🇸
John Williams is a genius! An absolute Bonafide genius! This in my opinion, is his best work. Better than Star Wars, Better Than Close Encounters of the Third Kind, better than anything he's ever done. Absolutely AWESOME!!
if after forty years people will remember and loves this music, Mr. Williams, you have made history.
My childhood memories
My favorite motif from this theme is the "Can You Read My Mind" part, and as beautiful and as 1970s easy-listening that melody is, it's still, here in the main title, underscored by that exciting driving march rhythm: this isn't just going to be a date with Lois Lane, it's gonna be a FLYING date with Lois Lane. I was nine when this premiered, and I can tell you the opening credits had us pushed back in our seats before the story even started. I wonder what the younger generation thinks of this movie: it has a lot of heart, humor, great storytelling, and still packs a thrilling punch, for my money.
Brings back childhood memories. Superman was the most awesome.
every time i hear this i remember the first time i saw the film,when he caught the helicopter everyone in the cinema cheered.such an uplifting theme.
brings me back to my childhood and a feeling that anything is possible...even the idea of a Superman. love this
The world could definitely use THIS Superman right now. R.I.P. Christopher
My childhood fantasies encompassed in a matinee showing
Life is so unfair, such a beautiful person, athletic, educated, in his prime and at the worst moment of his life he rose above the circumstances to help others, such class. Christopher Reeve will always be Superman.
I really love the second half of the song, so sweet
Wonderful, John Williams is a genius. A good music will always make you remember the movie even if many years pass.
Jeez...this score makes me think I can fly!!!
John Williams is so good, the orchestra should turn around so he can conduct facing the audience.
I was a 12 year old boy when Superman The Movie was released. I will never forget the moment when the opening credits ran and all of us in the theatre who had spent years listening to Superman on the radio and TV, hearing John Williams take both of those themes that we loved and paying them homage in this superb piece, spontaneously burst into applause. It was without question the most touching moment I have ever experienced watching a movie and still brings me to tears 43 years later.
Thanks for sharing Rick
I know
I must have watched Superman 9 times
I remember as a kid, hearing this theme and we were so imaginative as kids back then....I swear i almost felt as if I were to look up, I'd see Superman flying over us....
You ain't alone 🤣
John Williams absolutely a master a genious.
What 8 idiots could dislike a magnificent piece such as this??
It was Hans Zimmer with eight different RUclips channels.
darkprose The other 7 are his ghostwriters
John Williams is a living legend and a genius in my book. I would love to meet him one day. WOW!!
ESCUCHO ESTA CANCION Y MEN DAN GANAS DE VOLAR ..SALUDOS DESDE PERU
Me too 😊
i will never forget,one musician said,if youre listening to a piece of music,even if the volume is turned down and if it gets you straight to the heart..its a great performance..this is a great example of it..turn down the volume and listen to this,it will still give you the same emotion ..
0:22 that build up though!
Wonderful thing is you never saw Superman, the music tells you about the Kryptonian. It has it all, we miss people like him and Morricone in the business.
Amazing performance! Tight brass section as always. The last few measures are full of tremendous energy and drive!
i had the distinct honor of hearing this performed live at the Hollywood Bowl in the 80s, with our man conducting. Perfection!
God bless
Watching this man conduct is like magic
The idea that he took the basic motifs from the earlier Superman themes (Max Fleisher cartoons, TV show) and wove them into the main theme for this piece is both utterly brilliant and respectful to the people who wrote those earlier themes, as well as drawing in fans of those earlier shows. Bravo, Mr. Williams.
A score that will live forever!
God bless John Williams. The king of composition. My hero since I was 7 years old. SUPERMAN, along with great films like STAR WARS, E.T. and JAWS would not be the classics they are without his brilliant music style. I love him.
This is most assuredly the best version of the Superman movie march theme...even better than other performances by John Williams himself of this piece. Bravo to the members of the orchestra too! The entire performance won't let you catch your breath. It moves with urgency, power, and fulfillment.
Bravo
I totally agree!!!
John Willians... the best of the best!!
It never fails to perk me up when I'm tired and drain. Such inspirational and God inspiring!
John's best work! This theme is so magical, so divine, it's hard to believe this sound is coming from just earthly instruments. The applause at the end doesn't seem suitable, the audience should be too blown away to clap and should sit in stunned awe at what just happened!
Richard Donner, the Director, stated in the DVD commentary that you could almost hear the word "Superman" in the score. A testament to William's genius.
Ahhh! what I was looking for!
So powerful, epic, grand, romantic, tender... I could go on and on. It perfectly encapsulates everything that Superman is about. This music is flying! I will never get tired of this amazing theme. The best filmmusic ever written!
Cudos
John Williams, thank you for the music for my childhood.
I love listening to film scores and Superman and the Terminator theme are my favorite
Possibly the best piece of music composition for film ever. Emotive, memorable and a total personification of its subject. It exudes Superman. Just incredible.
You got it thanks
The greatest theme of them all....john williams is a genius
I forgot how good this was and that this was my first experience with good orchestral scores. It's better than I remembered
spectacular execution!! lol at the very composed clapping
It doesn't get any better than this!!! Ever! IMHO, this is the best piece of music ever written!!!!! I heard it for the first time in the early 80's when the movie showed on TV and I still get goosebumps whenever I hear it. John Williams is amazing and this is the best music he has written. Heck, it's the best music anybody's written. I like Zimmer's scores, like The Rock and Driving miss Daisy, but you can't compare Zimmer to this masterpiece. He's not on the same planet. Like night and day.
😅
Espectacular. Gracias John William por tu legado que pasara de generacion en generacion. Leyenda viva!!
What would movies be without masterpieces such as this. Hell, what would life be !!!????
Whenever i hear this I can't help but think of that hilarious pimp- "SAY JIM! THAT'S A BAD OUT-FIT! WHOOO!!!!"
1977 , sitting in a California theater in awe of the action and of course the music
I remember Richard Donner discuss the first time he heard the theme being recorded in the studio. He screwed up the first taping because he was screaming, "Genius, genius" like a madman! 😁
@Gerrome yes! in the extras of DVD. I always remember of it evertytime I listen to this piece of art from the stars!
The ultimate superman theme. Always have and always will be 🦸