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@@Zagaara Not sure if that is on the program... unless the score for The Good the Bad and the Ugly is actually both songs like they did in the video from 2018...
@@TheIrishRushin Yeah those were the good old days. Traveling a thousand miles into the wilderness to starve, die of dysentery, or get murdered by natives
And Enrico Morricone had never visited the US and of course never experienced the southwest his music glamorize. What an imaginative genius to know and understand the flavor of the old southwest, the mountains and arroyos, the feel of hot desert wind, the sand in the face, the scorching heat, the mystery and the dangers. He captured it all in his music.
I'm sure he had, and you are right. But beyond the blistering sands of thr desert is the border life and flavors of the American southwest, the cowboy and Indian myths, the Mexican border town feel, the John Ford western movies, Monument Valley, stage coaches driving across dusty trails. The myths of the Colt Single Action Army, Colt Walker revolver, the .45 Long Colt, the .44-40, the Winchester lever action.
Rural Southern Italy is very similar (especially in the 70 's)... Puglia, Sicilia, Basilicata, all white houses and desert landscape for kilometers filled with cactus 🌵 (fichi d' India) and little canyons(Gravine e Lame) , i grew up in Puglia 🏜, stunning places that tourists don't know yet...
As one who has lived in the desert bush some how or another this music does capture its essence.There is something absolutely incredible about this music
❤ from Karachi PAKISTAN 🇵🇰. Similar way, this also brings back 40 year old memories of mine, my dad and elder brother-my dad died 20 years ago in Pakistan, and my elder brother now lives in Syracus New York, 🇺🇸.
@@dannymiller3315 Technically Winchesters look like Henrys. Henry designed the rifle, Oliver Winchester owned the New Haven Arms Co. They were working together, but Henry one day decided he wasn't the amount of money he deserved, so he took Winchester to court and wanted to be given ownership of the company. Winchester (being a savvy businessman while Henry wasn't) relinquished the company, but the patents were still legally belonging to him. So basically Henry kinda got screwed and left with an empty husk of a company, while Oliver Winchester went on to found the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Eventually Winchester released the 1866 Rifle, which a Henry rifle with a drastically improved magazine using the King's loading gate patent. The Easy way to identify a Henry 1860 rifle is the magazine. The design prohibits the addition of a wooden handguard.
The DSNO is actually the Danish public tax paid DR1 TV orchestra which is the Danish equivalent to the English BBC1 orchestra, so they are all about TV, film and popular orchestra music (like PC games), as you will find if you look up their other TV concerts. That also do concerts for small children to raise their general knowledge and musical IQ, so personally I think they are World class at what they do.
Me too. At the hospital with him now. This is my dad's ringtone for when he calls me. Nothing like childhood moments at the knee of our fathers, is there?
It reminds me of my father every time I hear the music or watch the movies I too Miss mine very much. So when one says Time Heals all wounds. I laugh with a tear in my eye
This is one of the most brilliant performances playing this exquisit music! I'm never tired listening this. Congratulations to this wonderful orchestra, her conductor and the amazing chorus! Just incredible.
@@achilles8530 Van Cleef isnt included as he was only in two of the Dollars Trilogy films. Eastwood, Leone and Morricone all starred, directed and composed in all three films
Are we going to name them all - is that what we're doing here? OK: Williams, Shore, Barry, Herrmann, Goldsmith, Horner, Elfman (yes, Elfman), Silvestri, Mancini, Howard, Newman (yep, Randy, but all the rest of the Newmans too!), Rota, Conti, Jarre, Rosza, Johannsson, Holkenborg, and so, so many more... .... And yet, even among giants, *Morricone was, is and still will remain, undeniably, The Maestro.* Comparaison game over. Let's move on and enjoy the music.
This is why every country should involve arts/music in their curriculum. I wish I could experience a magical orchestral event like that . Absolutely outstanding. Well done to Christine Nonbo Anderson 👍 Soprano, many thanks, I wish everyone well
A movie my dad grew up with he was 11 yrs old when this premiered in theaters and he loved being a country boy. Me and my father would always watch this together and would enjoy it and drink beer watching. I’m so sad I can’t do that anymore 😢 rip dad❤ 1954-2023
Actually a Colt single action with a snake grip ,,,( Clint had to bring his gun from Rawhide ,,,only when they did G B A T U could they afford a gun for himself)
@@brianallsopp69 I wondered where my Colt single action pistol went to. Actually i tell everyone that it was stolen and then i say i wonder when my son will bring it back. lol
Ikr, like, it had to be Italians to make the best wild west movies rather than the US. And I'm not saying original westerns are bad, it's just that spaghetti westerns are better for some reason. (in my opinion)
It is.because of the antiheroes, the US westerns heroes were too good, while there is always some appeal and style when it comes.to the right use of cinism and sarcasm.
I was born in 1967 so a year after the movie came out but remember watching it with my parents as a young child. So many memories. Eli Wallach running around looking for the grave with Arch Stanton on it until the viewer starts to go dizzy and then Lee Van Cleef appears and throws a spade at Eastwood and the big stand off with the music for The Trio. Truly magnificent.
Ennio Morricone is definitely a genius and a very nonconformist creator. Some of his scores are very complex, and unpredictable in the way he chose the instruments and chorus parts, as well as sudden changes in the melodic line. In my eyes, he has a reserved place among the "immortals", that is, the great composers, such as Beethoven, Schubert and Brahms.I mean it !
I was never really into westerns. My Dad was watching this when I was little and I became captivated by the music! The soundtrack and the lady’s voice are incredibly beautiful! The movie also became very sentimental to me. An award winning combination!
It's so beautiful. Especially when you see how it's played and how many instruments and people are involved in it. It even makes me appreciate this composition so much more than even before.
This is the best rendition of the song I have ever heard. They did the best theme of "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" as well. Perfect! Ennio Morricone would be proud of it.
How can these artist be so perfect? I mean each tone is very identical to the original composition. Kudos to these musicians. have been listening to these tracks and get goosebumps every time. Hats off...
Mastery of your form can create a magical thing. That somehow I can blast at volume ridiculous into my brain, and all the things that suck are gone, because the truth of wonderful art is non negotiable.
It is mythical to read the ancient hellenic word "Kudos" (κύδος // Greek kydos) under this magical music. It is parallel to the quality of the music and the orchestra.
Your uncle was and will always be one of the greatest actor I've ever seen in my entire life... His final stand-off with Gian Maria Volonté is my favorite scene of all time❤️
This day 6th July of 2020 is a Fistful pain of stomach dollars. His music will be keep reminded in the legend of Far West history. 91 years old Ennio Morricone he is not more with us, There will be no more italian composer of his passion skill on instruments to unique creative music. Questo giorno il 6 luglio 2020 è un dolore Fistful di dollari allo stomaco. La sua musica verrà ricordata nella leggenda della storia del Far West. 91 anni Ennio Morricone non è più con noi, non ci sarà più compositore italiano della sua passione per gli strumenti di musica creativa unica.
One of my earliest memories as a child, is when I walked into the living room, while my father was watching this movie on VHS cassette. This theme song is burned into my brain. :D
Is Ennio even human? Really? It's possible to have one, two maybe three awesome themes, but this dude had only masterpieces. And this rendition is amazing. Most times covers can be good but something is different. This one if you just hear it and don't see the video and the band you would think it's the real thing. Pure awesomeness...
I am a great fan of Ennio Morricone since my younger days. I am enjoying his compositions for 45 years or so. I still enjoy today at the age of 70 plus.
Ennio Morricone had to be one of the most innovative, imaginative, and original composers of all time. He ranks, not with Hans Zimmer or John Williams, but with the likes of Beethoven or Tchaikovsky.
Every act, every slight of hand was covered in this music. From Clint moving his little cogars from one side of his mouth to the other, from the shaking hand of the draws, to the painted deserts snd smells of gun smoke, this music captured it all. It made the movie great
Ocarina where it's called for, whistling where it's called for, but its mostly only in the good the bad the ugly theme, you'll see the mezzo-soprano doing the whsitling. However, if you watch videos of Morricone conducting, there usually is no whistling or its filled in by brass. If you also watch their take on Fistful of Dollars, you will see the same mezzo-soprano does the whistling in it too.
You have to love it when a Danish orchestra does an amazing job with the theme song of an Italian movie that was filmed in Spain about the American West!
For years the other kids in music class used to make fun of him because he played the ocarina, the horn section would bully him, the big tuba kid would push him around, the flutes and the oboes would poke him, even the lowly choir kids would ridicule him. This was the day he finally had his sweet revenge. Here's to you Mr. ocarina guy.
Ennio morricone may not have won many deserving awards. But the most highest award or recognition is PEOPLES LOVE. HE HAS EARNED IT WITH HARD WORK. PEOPLES LOVE IS THE HIGHEST RECOGNITION AND CANNOT REPLACE ANY MEDAL OR AWARD.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is an excellent group of talented performers that all contribute their parts to make a fantastic presentation!! WOW!
One Request : Whoever listens to this masterpiece.. plz give a standing ovation wherever you are present. This is just brilliant. Salute to all the musicians.
I would love to see the concert live. It has to be magical but I live much to far away and am not financially able to attended. But I enjoy listening to it on you tube. We don’t always get everything we would like so we learn to move forward and enjoy what we can.
Ennio Morricone's style of music is genius at its core. The use of Polyphonic texture and adding lesser known and unusual instruments in order to recreate a very stylized Western piece like this is perfect.
Isn't it fantastic that music like this plants the promise of adventure, tension and drama in your mind just by the sound of it. Without even knowing what the movie is about, it draws you in, anticipating.
Fortunately, Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone arrived to create the real western films. Before them, it was chewing gum, after them no director and no musician could match them. Congratulations to these two Italians for having been able to create an immortal work.
You know..the more i watch the Danish National Symphony the more i think "Now these guys would totally roll out cannons for Tchailkovsky's 1812 overture."
@@roguishpaladin Not Germany, Sweden! Look, we wanted a connection between Denmark and Sweden but couldn't agree - Sweden got half a bridge and we got half a tunnel! www.nightlife-cityguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/come-arrivare-Copenaghen-collegamenti-Malmo-trasporti-ponte-Oresund.jpg
I have way watched this video over 200 times still can’t get enough but one thing I’m mesmerised is the conductor all I.m thinking is wow absolutely gorgeous.
Ennio Morricone... what genius to write these ballads that overshadow the movies... and what genius the Danish National Symphony Orchestra does that supersedes all other versions of the Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Western theme songs.. Awesome is the word.. now I want to buy this entire concert series... DVD.. google time...
ennio morricone would start the film with just a whistle, as the character grows, so does the music, by the end of the film you have a full orchestra, its a subconscious response that makes you feel more emotions as you get to know the character
i've watched all of these spagetti western concerts they are incredible to say the least, Tuva is outstanding as is Christine, to perform so pricisely with all those cameras on them and so flawlessly is amazing to me.
I enjoy watching and listening to this Orchestra so much if any of the members are present or reading these comments please introduce yourselves it would be so cool to hear from you and your experiences Thank you so much
Bravo! Great to see an orchestra having fun with the music and doing such a great job of playing this classic, live. Loved it and for sure the audience did too.
Very well done ! When I first saw For A Few Dollars More in May 1969 , I immediately feel in love with this sound track and still love it as much as ever over 50 years later.
A mi también, de niño siempre vi películas de vaqueros y estas de Clint Eastwood las tengo en mi biblioteca. La música de estas películas son una verdadera obra de arte. Me emociona escucharlas.
Music can heal anything inside and outside. Every country has its own musical instruments and talented artists. Hats off to the team for presenting the mind blowing western one... My all time fav Dollars Trilogy ... ❤🎉👌👍
Wonderful. Sublime music from a genius beautifully recreated by an amazing orchestra. I have seen the dollar trilogy dozens of times and my favourite film ever is The Good the Bad & the Ugly. I have been to Andalusia in southern Spain many times, especially the Taberna desert where much of the films were shot. I have even visited a tiny hamlet in the middle of nowhere, which is essentially a tomato farm now that once was ‘Agua Caliante’ in a few Dollars More. Thank goodness for this orchestra.
@@marsultra7032 A commonly small wind instrument with a mouthpiece and holes for fingers. A typical oc has twelve holes, but you can have double ocarinas or even really tiny ones with far less than twelve holes. A light, sweet sounding instrument, and it was most likely popularized to many people by Nintendo's 1998 game of "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time"
Sarah Hicks is a jewel. She was born in Japan ( but American ) lives in Hawaii and was professional pianist in you and had to have operation on her hand and chose conducting --She smiles more on this one also..
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Want to experience this live in concert? - Tickets are available for August 18, 19 & 20. It's in Copenhagen, Denmark. Get your tickets here: bit.ly/3tOfxHi
For a few dollars more just to experience The Ecstasy of Gold lifetime experience! Whomever able should GRAB it!
Ah man, that would be so nice. If only
Do you ever perform outside Denmark?
@@Zagaara Not sure if that is on the program... unless the score for The Good the Bad and the Ugly is actually both songs like they did in the video from 2018...
@@Zagaara
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A movie about America shot in Spain by an Italian director with Italian music played these days by a Danish orchestra, which the World appreciates.
American west inspired so many to pick up everything they can carry and start a new life. That was the last time to be free. Nowhere to go these days.
how germane!
@@TheIrishRushin Yeah those were the good old days. Traveling a thousand miles into the wilderness to starve, die of dysentery, or get murdered by natives
Good ol’ spaghetti western
@@ForNoOne1 A'murika!
Had to come back and listen again in honor of Ennio Morricone who died today at age 91. RIP+ sir.
Same here, the great and legendary master will be long remembered RIP Ennio Morricone
R.I.P.
Same here. spent all day watching Italian News and Features about him.
yes , me too...again and again.GRANDISSIMO ENNIO
This is my first time reading about it....NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO....
Danish National Orchestra must be one of the best orchestras in the world, but the recording is definitely the best one.
And Enrico Morricone had never visited the US and of course never experienced the southwest his music glamorize. What an imaginative genius to know and understand the flavor of the old southwest, the mountains and arroyos, the feel of hot desert wind, the sand in the face, the scorching heat, the mystery and the dangers. He captured it all in his music.
I mean he'd probably been to the Spanish desert at some point.
I'm sure he had, and you are right. But beyond the blistering sands of thr desert is the border life and flavors of the American southwest, the cowboy and Indian myths, the Mexican border town feel, the John Ford western movies, Monument Valley, stage coaches driving across dusty trails. The myths of the Colt Single Action Army, Colt Walker revolver, the .45 Long Colt, the .44-40, the Winchester lever action.
ENNIO Morricone
Rural Southern Italy is very similar (especially in the 70 's)... Puglia, Sicilia, Basilicata, all white houses and desert landscape for kilometers filled with cactus 🌵 (fichi d' India) and little canyons(Gravine e Lame) , i grew up in Puglia 🏜, stunning places that tourists don't know yet...
As one who has lived in the desert bush some how or another this music does capture its essence.There is something absolutely incredible about this music
Ennio Morricone was one hell of a composer
Bello bellísimo ❤
❤
Gênio
Enio Moricone was a genius!!!
Ennio Morricone
He was alright.
This is not music.. This is magic .
😂😂😂Best comment ever.😂😂
Absolutely
I agree
For sure how we as grown would appreciate music like this ,always .
Of course it’s music. You halfwit
This brings back memories of me and Dad soaking up a Sunday afternoon, I truly miss them days.
❤ from Karachi PAKISTAN 🇵🇰.
Similar way, this also brings back 40 year old memories of mine, my dad and elder brother-my dad died 20 years ago in Pakistan, and my elder brother now lives in Syracus New York, 🇺🇸.
Saw this in theatres..damn I'm old🤦🏽😆
Me and my dad always watched it with a beer he passed in 2023 😢
It's funny how it is always the Sunday afternoons even in different parts of the world.
I like how they’re wearing traditional American hats like the Stetson, and playing traditional American instruments like the Winchester
*Henry
Henry that looks like a Winchester
@@dannymiller3315 Technically Winchesters look like Henrys. Henry designed the rifle, Oliver Winchester owned the New Haven Arms Co. They were working together, but Henry one day decided he wasn't the amount of money he deserved, so he took Winchester to court and wanted to be given ownership of the company. Winchester (being a savvy businessman while Henry wasn't) relinquished the company, but the patents were still legally belonging to him. So basically Henry kinda got screwed and left with an empty husk of a company, while Oliver Winchester went on to found the Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Eventually Winchester released the 1866 Rifle, which a Henry rifle with a drastically improved magazine using the King's loading gate patent. The Easy way to identify a Henry 1860 rifle is the magazine. The design prohibits the addition of a wooden handguard.
@@obviouspseudonym9345 American here and I approve this comment.
The DSNO is actually the Danish public tax paid DR1 TV orchestra which is the Danish equivalent to the English BBC1 orchestra, so they are all about TV, film and popular orchestra music (like PC games), as you will find if you look up their other TV concerts. That also do concerts for small children to raise their general knowledge and musical IQ, so personally I think they are World class at what they do.
I grew up watching Clint Eastwood western movies with my dad. Best times of my life. Dear lord I miss him so much...
Ditto
RIP POPS.
Me too. At the hospital with him now. This is my dad's ringtone for when he calls me. Nothing like childhood moments at the knee of our fathers, is there?
Gerry Pleasent, give your pops a big hug and tell him you love him. Wishing him a speedy recovery!
It reminds me of my father every time I hear the music or watch the movies I too Miss mine very much.
So when one says Time Heals all wounds.
I laugh with a tear in my eye
I drove all the way from Holland to Copenhagen to experience this concert...what an evening! Long live Denmark! and the DR Orchestra!
Da italiana trapiantata in Danimarca ti ammiro e ti voglio bene ❤
@@saraveronika7540 Come armeno che vive nei Paesi Bassi, ti ringrazio moltissimo per le tue gentili parole
A journey worth going for .. And well travelled sir ........
Yes it was, thanks very much! the very best to you@@lenyoung4217
Not the Netherlands, or do you mean the provincie of north or south-Holland? (which would be strangely specific) ;)
This is one of the most brilliant performances playing this exquisit music!
I'm never tired listening this.
Congratulations to this wonderful orchestra, her conductor and the amazing chorus! Just incredible.
“What do you do?”
“I’m in the Danish Orchestra”
“Wow! Cool, what instrument do you play?”
“ *The Winchester...* “
Must be an American.
G
And no one complains about your music! ;)
aka "jews harp"
@Analog Human whoever you want to pay for it.
Clint Eastwood, Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone who starred, directed and composed the Dollars Trilogy are forever legends
You forgot Lee Van Cleef
@@achilles8530 Van Cleef isnt included as he was only in two of the Dollars Trilogy films. Eastwood, Leone and Morricone all starred, directed and composed in all three films
@@GreatWestern175 Still an amazing actor and still a legend though
And Elli Wallach and Gian Maria Volonté
Just wait until Hollywood SJWifies them all in the future
Rest In Peace Ennio Morricone. The greatest movie music composer of all time.
Next to Pasil Paledouris that is...
Hans Zimmer is with them at the top for sure
Are we going to name them all - is that what we're doing here?
OK: Williams, Shore, Barry, Herrmann, Goldsmith, Horner, Elfman (yes, Elfman), Silvestri, Mancini, Howard, Newman (yep, Randy, but all the rest of the Newmans too!), Rota, Conti, Jarre, Rosza, Johannsson, Holkenborg, and so, so many more...
....
And yet, even among giants, *Morricone was, is and still will remain, undeniably, The Maestro.*
Comparaison game over. Let's move on and enjoy the music.
Ennio never got an Oscar ... wrong religion I ponder?
@@markmewordz6860 he did, in 2016 for The Hateful Eight.
This is why every country should involve arts/music in their curriculum. I wish I could experience a magical orchestral event like that . Absolutely outstanding.
Well done to Christine Nonbo Anderson 👍 Soprano, many thanks, I wish everyone well
A movie my dad grew up with he was 11 yrs old when this premiered in theaters and he loved being a country boy. Me and my father would always watch this together and would enjoy it and drink beer watching. I’m so sad I can’t do that anymore 😢 rip dad❤ 1954-2023
Sorry for your loss pal, it's shite isn't it. Miss my dad so much
My condolences for your dad’s passing. My father passed in 2021. Miss him terribly 😢
My sincerest condolences friend ✌️Rest in peace to all the great dads ❤my pops passed in 2020. Legends ☝️
Rest in peace brother
I was 15
Ennio Morricone is one of the great composers of our time
Unfortunately - he was a great composer 😢
Sorry, but you are terribly wrong... Ennio Morricone was one of the greatest composers of all times ;-)
Yes!!!!!!!!!
of ALL time
666 likes couldn’t bring myself to add to it
"So what instrument do you play?"
1859 Navy Colt revolver
Actually a Colt single action with a snake grip ,,,( Clint had to bring his gun from Rawhide ,,,only when they did G B A T U could they afford a gun for himself)
😂😂😂
@@brianallsopp69 I wondered where my Colt single action pistol went to. Actually i tell everyone that it was stolen and then i say i wonder when my son will bring it back. lol
the best
What is the name of that wooden flute that the man who sounds like cowboys plays?
Sure, there are several iconic western sound tracks and I love them all. But this? This is THE MOST iconic. Period.
This orchestra is in my opinion THE best. They bring chills down my spine.
Agree, It makes my left bum cheek Quiver..
We are also VERY pro ud of Them here in denmark
It's that they bring back your childhood or teen years.
Agree
Everyone's on about the Winchester, but can we talk about the guy who played a hamster wheel, a 2-by-4, and a pistol?
Orchestral wind machine and a whipcracker
A 3in1
LOL I really did LOL at that!
*henry
THE LITTLE BITTY WHISTLE! I want one!
Spaghetti westerns always seem to have the best sound tracks
Ikr, like, it had to be Italians to make the best wild west movies rather than the US. And I'm not saying original westerns are bad, it's just that spaghetti westerns are better for some reason. (in my opinion)
@@walmartbag5698 they are at a totally another level of quality.
They had Ennio Morricone
It is.because of the antiheroes, the US westerns heroes were too good, while there is always some appeal and style when it comes.to the right use of cinism and sarcasm.
When Italians commit themselves they can do everything better
I'm who was born in 1958 and never get bored with this tune, so classic western 😊
I was born in 1967 so a year after the movie came out but remember watching it with my parents as a young child. So many memories. Eli Wallach running around looking for the grave with Arch Stanton on it until the viewer starts to go dizzy and then Lee Van Cleef appears and throws a spade at Eastwood and the big stand off with the music for The Trio. Truly magnificent.
The most beautiful rendition of music! Hats off to Ennio Morricone
Yeeeeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssssss
And the orchestra,
Cowboy hats off to to Mr. Morricone!
Did the rifle at the end misfire?
Ennio Morricone is definitely a genius and a very nonconformist creator. Some of his scores are very complex, and unpredictable in the way he chose the instruments and chorus parts, as well as sudden changes in the melodic line. In my eyes, he has a reserved place among the "immortals", that is, the great composers, such as Beethoven, Schubert and Brahms.I mean it !
A thousand times yes!!!
Definitely, Morricone's compositions are in the same league as the ones from the great classical composers.
A million times yes!!
@@avatardivine10 I stand corrected.
True!
I love the way this Orchestra outwardly show the enjoyment of the music they play
Typical of true musicians.
if you don't see how all this music is produced, you can't "capture" the greatness
You got that right!
My vocabulary is not rich enough to describe the emotions created by the orchestra and the greatness of this music. ❤️❤️
🙏
Well said.
You can do it... Go ahead please....
Controlled caos is the word that you seek
Me like noises!
Rip Ennio, he will be forever in our hearts, he deserved more awards than he had
Rip how many cool people are going to pass away
How bout those cubs.
Totally agree haunting sounds a sad sad loss i remember going to pictures to see this film what a great theme and well performed by the danes
👍👍👍👏🕶🍷
He didn't need awards, he had our hearts.
When Clint Eastwood finally departs this earth it will truly be the end of an era.
Don't talk like that!
2020 is almost over!
DON'T TALK LIKE THAT!!!
TAKE THAT BACK TAKE THAT BACK!!!!!!!!
Those words should never be spoken.
Legends never die...punk!!!
@Irredeemable Deplorable Covfefe Clint Eastwood is god, which makes him immortal
I was never really into westerns. My Dad was watching this when I was little and I became captivated by the music! The soundtrack and the lady’s voice are incredibly beautiful! The movie also became very sentimental to me. An award winning combination!
After 45 years of listening to this I now see where the sounds come from.
Yes. Interesting to see it broken down so to speak.
Same with The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
It's so beautiful. Especially when you see how it's played and how many instruments and people are involved in it. It even makes me appreciate this composition so much more than even before.
WOW !!TO SEE what a big production that was to make !!THANKS!!!!!
El silbido no es instrumental en el original, es humano.
This is the best rendition of the song I have ever heard. They did the best theme of "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly" as well. Perfect! Ennio Morricone would be proud of it.
The Liverpool symphony orchestra of this classic rock opera is absolutely amazing
I just got randomly recommended this. I mean I'm not complaining.
I watched the Morricone duel ages ago and now I have this.
Ju better not.....
Neither do I
Have you been watching The Mandilorian?
not complaining?! wtf. You're LUCKY
How can these artist be so perfect? I mean each tone is very identical to the original composition. Kudos to these musicians. have been listening to these tracks and get goosebumps every time. Hats off...
Dude that's a national orchestra!!!
Danes take art very seriously.
@@shades2.183 That's the answer I too was looking for. That alone is the right answer.
Mastery of your form can create a magical thing. That somehow I can blast at volume ridiculous into my brain, and all the things that suck are gone, because the truth of wonderful art is non negotiable.
It is mythical to read the ancient hellenic word "Kudos" (κύδος // Greek kydos) under this magical music. It is parallel to the quality of the music and the orchestra.
Not everyday you see an orchestra with a full jawharp section.
Isnt it jew harp?
It's called a Jews Harp
Both are technically correct...I went for the politically correct.
Way better than Lil Pump concerts.
Armonia....
I love how every member has a unique and interesting part and every instrument works together in equality. This is composition at its finest.
R.i.p my grandpa lee van cleef ( jan 9, 1925 - dec 16, 1989 ) “best of the bad” love and light
Your uncle was and will always be one of the greatest actor I've ever seen in my entire life... His final stand-off with Gian Maria Volonté is my favorite scene of all time❤️
He was a cool dude!
A gunfighter at his core.
Im from Almeria, andalucia, Spain. Your uncle was a great person and very loved here
RIP!!!
One of the best Western movies ever made. The soundtrack is otherworldly, the Danish Orchestra is second to none.
This day 6th July of 2020 is a Fistful pain of stomach dollars.
His music will be keep reminded in the legend of Far West history. 91 years old Ennio Morricone he is not more with us, There will be no more italian composer of his passion skill on instruments to unique creative music.
Questo giorno il 6 luglio 2020 è un dolore Fistful di dollari allo stomaco. La sua musica verrà ricordata nella leggenda della storia del Far West. 91 anni Ennio Morricone non è più con noi, non ci sarà più compositore italiano della sua passione per gli strumenti di musica creativa unica.
One of my earliest memories as a child, is when I walked into the living room, while my father was watching this movie on VHS cassette. This theme song is burned into my brain. :D
Lo más bonito que he oído últimamente
One of the best spaghetti western
Even though He's no longer with us ,but His music will always be
This is not just an amazing music, it's the perfect music for only single frames of that film! Genius Ennio.
Its not just for single farmers, anyone can listen !
An absolutely fantastic interpretation and presentation of this famous western movie theme. Heinz, 64, GER.
Is Ennio even human? Really? It's possible to have one, two maybe three awesome themes, but this dude had only masterpieces.
And this rendition is amazing. Most times covers can be good but something is different. This one if you just hear it and don't see the video and the band you would think it's the real thing. Pure awesomeness...
And 3 of them soundtracks are on the top 10 imdb of best movies ever made..impressive
vasily202 oh the purists might scoff at me but i put him up there with the all time greatest musical minds who ever lived
jak git Me too.
Lol
Have you heard of John Williams ?
I am a great fan of Ennio Morricone since my younger days. I am enjoying his compositions for 45 years or so. I still enjoy today at the age of 70 plus.
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RIP Ennio Morricone who composed this legendary music and so many others
Can u add legend before his name
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Great performance and song! They genuinely look like they're having fun.
No one saying anything about the ocarina player?? The guy is a beast!!
very true.. overlooked.. but thats not easy
Looks like a toy submarine ..I say, do they come in yellow?
Every child in my native land of Hyrule must learn to play an ocarina. It helps to pass the time.
Samuel Gagnon 29.99 on Amazon!
You know that guy wearing the cowboy hat has been waiting his whole life for an orchestra to let him bring in his jaw harp from home.
Ennio Morricone had to be one of the most innovative, imaginative, and original composers of all time. He ranks, not with Hans Zimmer or John Williams, but with the likes of Beethoven or Tchaikovsky.
Simply breathtaking,wow,just amazing.
yes
James Horner
John Williams is in a league of his own...the music for Jaws is just pure genius. But love Ennio too!
@Konstantin Ridaya The John Williams he is referring to is an American composer, not a guitarist.
I love how Morricone just blended the scores of each film in the trilogy together, yet each is unique... Masterpiece 🔥🔥🔥
... WOW .. & SO TRUE .... ... Daniel , well said mate ... bloody brilliant .... cheers ...
You hit it right on the spot. Kinda like the movements of those medieval masses being tied together with common motives!
Every act, every slight of hand was covered in this music. From Clint moving his little cogars from one side of his mouth to the other, from the shaking hand of the draws, to the painted deserts snd smells of gun smoke, this music captured it all. It made the movie great
Lee van cleef and clint Eastwood masterpiece. Will never be duplicated ever.
don't forget about Eli Wallach in the good,the bad and the ugly, without him it wouldn't be masterpieces trilogy
@@pawesobczyk4840 Eli Wallach wasn't in For a Few Dollars More.
You forgot the ugly ellivalach
Okay sorry I thought it was good bad and the ugly
Gian Maria Volonte sparkles also as the bandito torn by guilt but in too deep to surrender
I got chills! The intros of the Spaghetti Westerns are historic.
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So a "Professional Whistler" wasn't needed for Ennio Morricone's "Dollar" movies!? (That looks like a very small Ocarina.)
Check their video on The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly theme.
Yes, he was called Alessandro Alessandroni!
Ocarina where it's called for, whistling where it's called for, but its mostly only in the good the bad the ugly theme, you'll see the mezzo-soprano doing the whsitling. However, if you watch videos of Morricone conducting, there usually is no whistling or its filled in by brass. If you also watch their take on Fistful of Dollars, you will see the same mezzo-soprano does the whistling in it too.
You have to love it when a Danish orchestra does an amazing job with the theme song of an Italian movie that was filmed in Spain about the American West!
In front of an orchestra and full voice choir, someone has the MASSIVE brass nuts to play solo ocarina. Respect to that guy.
For years the other kids in music class used to make fun of him because he played the ocarina, the horn section would bully him, the big tuba kid would push him around, the flutes and the oboes would poke him, even the lowly choir kids would ridicule him. This was the day he finally had his sweet revenge. Here's to you Mr. ocarina guy.
Ennio morricone may not have won many deserving awards. But the most highest award or recognition is PEOPLES LOVE. HE HAS EARNED IT WITH HARD WORK.
PEOPLES LOVE IS THE HIGHEST RECOGNITION AND CANNOT REPLACE ANY MEDAL OR AWARD.
Goose-bumps since the first note, then over and over again. Maestro Morricone's masterpieces are unique at that.
especially when performed by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, so beautiful
@@sarahturner8678 I perfectly agree: them all, starting with the director, enjoyed it so much adding their own joy to the spectators'.
Every little clack , chime & beat of a drum executed with split second timing . Mesmerising
Goosebumps everytime I listen. Brings me peace and joy the old western classics! What a time to be alive that must’ve been!
I got two words for you, YEEEE HAWWW
To be alive in old western? No modern medicine, sanitation and little food?
Well, i did some research-- goose rumps are betta than chicken poxxxx!!!❤😂
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is an excellent group of talented performers that all contribute their parts to make a fantastic presentation!! WOW!
One Request : Whoever listens to this masterpiece.. plz give a standing ovation wherever you are present. This is just brilliant. Salute to all the musicians.
i regularly go to DR's Konserthus for for classical and other performansces and there are always standing ovations for the whole orcestra.
"Indio, you know the game..."
BANG !
I would love to see the concert live. It has to be magical but I live much to far away and am not financially able to attended. But I enjoy listening to it on you tube. We don’t always get everything we would like so we learn to move forward and enjoy what we can.
Ennio Morricone's style of music is genius at its core. The use of Polyphonic texture and adding lesser known and unusual instruments in order to recreate a very stylized Western piece like this is perfect.
Tengo secenta y ocho años recuerdos de adolescencia películas del oeste lo mejor
Everybody is a gangster...
'Till a musician brings a Win to orchestra.
Hjjj
And fires a revolver sideways like a real g.
Isn't it fantastic that music like this plants the promise of adventure, tension and drama in your mind just by the sound of it. Without even knowing what the movie is about, it draws you in, anticipating.
Orchestra works like human anatomy. Everything is special and timing is awsome.
Even the conductor, Sarah Hicks, couldn't resist smiling at the beginning.
I loved that
Juice Harps
I'm pretty sure a lot of conductors will do this. Helps you relax as the musician, as we are all looking to you and your leadership 😉
Seems like none of the musician looked at her....
Sarah does have a gorgeous smile
Fortunately, Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone arrived to create the real western films. Before them, it was chewing gum, after them no director and no musician could match them. Congratulations to these two Italians for having been able to create an immortal work.
The smile on the face of the orchestra says a lot. For me it was an enchanting journey, excellent performance, truly wonderful
”If this ain’t playing at my funeral, I ain’t dying never.
If they don't play this at mine funereal I'm not coming.
very original comment
@@MattBonk991 thanks,gracias
Good
Saw this comment before on a different one of these
"Get three coffins ready..."
Blam, Blam, Blam, Blam.
My mistake...four coffins."
YouKevo wrong movie
@@KC.45 Sorry about that. Haven't seen them for a long time. Still great movies and brilliant music.
@Anthony Tuell You're absolutely right. My mistake.
He fired 5 rounds
@@alikuzyaka2152 pretty sure it was six...
Anybody else have Ennio Morricone on their workout playlist? Can’t help but get pumped up when I hear one of his scores!
You know..the more i watch the Danish National Symphony the more i think "Now these guys would totally roll out cannons for Tchailkovsky's 1812 overture."
They woudnt be the first, but I can really see them not using blanks for it...
@@StalowyZolw "Stop unintentionally declaring war on Germany every time you perform!"
...point them the other way?
@@sarahhaugh7922 Now they're at war with Sweden.
@@roguishpaladin Not Germany, Sweden!
Look, we wanted a connection between Denmark and Sweden but couldn't agree - Sweden got half a bridge and we got half a tunnel!
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I have way watched this video over 200 times still can’t get enough but one thing I’m mesmerised is the conductor all I.m thinking is wow absolutely gorgeous.
Same! It’s the combination of all this instruments and the people. Fantastico
Absolutely!! 💓
Anyone know the name of the flute playing at the beginning
@@asankasathsara3139 The ocarina? I don't think flutes played at all in this
The flute is an Ocarina..
No matter what language you speak, we all speak the music language and understand it perfectly.
Maestro Morricone,
Lei era un genio. Non trovo le parole per ringraziarLa. Che Le sia lieve la terra.
Un compatriota.
Ennio Morricone... what genius to write these ballads that overshadow the movies... and what genius the Danish National Symphony Orchestra does that supersedes all other versions of the Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Western theme songs.. Awesome is the word.. now I want to buy this entire concert series... DVD.. google time...
ennio morricone would start the film with just a whistle, as the character grows, so does the music, by the end of the film you have a full orchestra, its a subconscious response that makes you feel more emotions as you get to know the character
Agree.Good music.
Lets just forget Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef's performances that brought the whole thing together then shall we?
And the GENIUS of Sergio to put this all together. The world lost a master when Sergio Leone passed on!
*ennio
@Jan Brady
I think he meant the task of putting together amazing performance from the trio, astounding soundtrack from ennio and great visuals
ДАЖЕ ПОСЛЕ ТЫСЯЧИЛЕТИЙ НЕ БУДЕТ ТАКОЙ МУЗЫКИ И ТАКОГО ГЕНИАЛЬНОГО КОМПОЗИТОРА, КАК ЭННИО МОРРИКОНЭ!!!!!
i've watched all of these spagetti western concerts they are incredible to say the least, Tuva is outstanding as is Christine, to perform so pricisely with all those cameras on them and so flawlessly is amazing to me.
I enjoy watching and listening to this Orchestra so much if any of the members are present or reading these comments please introduce yourselves it would be so cool to hear from you and your experiences Thank you so much
Bravo! Great to see an orchestra having fun with the music and doing such a great job of playing this classic, live. Loved it and for sure the audience did too.
Bog Splash Brilliant! !!
"What do you play in the orchestra?"
"The sandpaper..."
True story.
and that's not so easy
" The sandpaper was just 4 sec in the beginning and then I could go home though" ROFL
@@onnowesterman4825 He played that some more, and other items, too.
the atmosphere
I am entertained just as much as the first time, every time I watch, hear this video. Just lovely.
Very well done ! When I first saw For A Few Dollars More in May 1969 , I immediately feel in love with this sound track and still love it as much as ever over 50 years later.
... GOOD ON YA HENRY ... same here , but i saw ... the good bad ugly in 67 , and still lovin it in ... 2022 ... great movies .........UP IT ...
me too , mid 70's in a theater small town middle america
U571. ...it's the tune of westerns...plus CLINT. .....what more do you need....no names ok..
I'm thinking Dirty Harry..will be pissed...😡😂😅😂😂😂
May you live another 50 years
I'm so glad the whistling is from an ocarina. For years I've been trying to whistle like that and I've never been able to get it.
its also damn hard to play
@@MissBehaven1974 the ocarina is super hard to play but whistling is easy.
@@jacknoonestunes9427 Yeah? Try Dock Of The Bay
In the original version it's a wistle, and the result is way Better
@IPA SOLÉ Wash your mouth out it was Alessandro Alessandroni
You see there’s two types of people in this world. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig..
Wrong film, moron.
Same actor
Its in the next film.
Is to the other movie..
But Clint East wood remains a icon..
@@t.albania556 well when you get to be as old as me sometimes you forget. I guess that makes me a moron? Lol!
Ennio Morricone,,,A Musical Genius... Marvellous
Exacto,grandioso,obra maestra
True music and it's beauty always brings a tear to my eye. THIS IS ART!!!
Indeed . American Southwest . 5G show some respect !
A mi también, de niño siempre vi películas de vaqueros y estas de Clint Eastwood las tengo en mi biblioteca. La música de estas películas son una verdadera obra de arte. Me emociona escucharlas.
Music can heal anything inside and outside. Every country has its own musical instruments and talented artists. Hats off to the team for presenting the mind blowing western one... My all time fav Dollars Trilogy ... ❤🎉👌👍
Danish National Symphony Orchestra is excellent. This is the best play of this music I listened ever.
If you like this music, check out the version with Susanna Regacci at the Arena of Verona (she wears a red robe, it's on RUclips). It's even better...
I totally agree!!!
I agree with you.I enjoy watching the Movies,and love this Orchestra!
*Really?* Why do people always go to the extremes "it's better than the original movie even!"
Wonderful. Sublime music from a genius beautifully recreated by an amazing orchestra.
I have seen the dollar trilogy dozens of times and my favourite film ever is The Good the Bad & the Ugly.
I have been to Andalusia in southern Spain many times, especially the Taberna desert where much of the films were shot. I have even visited a tiny hamlet in the middle of nowhere, which is essentially a tomato farm now that once was ‘Agua Caliante’ in a few Dollars More.
Thank goodness for this orchestra.
Play this video at night, immediately the clock rewind to 12.00pm and it’s high noon outside
Dude, you made my day.
Napalm Man twilight zone
I'm looking out of the window and dawn is breaking
High noon outside with couple of Cowboys having a gun duel... Classic!
Napalm Man 😂😂😂😂😂😂👍
"Hey what instrument do you play?"
"The Gun"
Meanwhile, at a performance of the 1812 Overture...
"Are the cannons ready?"
"Yup, all sixteen of them!"
Say Clint Eastwood
There are two kinds of musicians... The ones that play normal instruments, and the ones with a gun...
@@aaronstallings4852 cannons? nah if Tchaikovsky was alive during the 30's i bet he would have used Panzers as instruments XD
@@riograndedosulball248 "and you my friend, you play"
That is probably the most clear-sounding ocarina I've ever heard
and we are proud of the man.. The danish symphony is great
You didn’t say what the bet was ? Your life...
I used to think they used power whistlers in those songs
Excuse my ignorant but what is a ocarina?
@@marsultra7032 A commonly small wind instrument with a mouthpiece and holes for fingers. A typical oc has twelve holes, but you can have double ocarinas or even really tiny ones with far less than twelve holes. A light, sweet sounding instrument, and it was most likely popularized to many people by Nintendo's 1998 game of "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time"
This brings back childhood memories of watching clint Eastwood with my dad when he was still alive . Amazing job .
The Conductor is Gorgeous! I love her smile. This is such a great group of people.
tojare1 that’s Sarah Hicks.She’s American.
Looks like Ellen Page
Sarah Hicks is a jewel. She was born in Japan ( but American ) lives in Hawaii and was professional pianist in you and had to have operation on her hand and chose conducting --She smiles more on this one also..
@@ethanmarshall9352 yep .. you are right. She is sooo lovely..
Looks asian