How about focusing on the music instead of starting by commenting the different instruments used? Maybe it's difficult for some to concentrate more than 10 seconds at a time? And how can it be possible that even individuals from the ignorant generation have never heard of the film - let alone the music?
I think 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' will surprise Aidan. It's 50 years old, but still better than most films that came after it. Maybe the reason Aidan isn't a movie person is because they don't make films like this one anymore.
@@FinrodFelagund5 If you're talking about hollywood then yes, but newsflash cinema doesn't only include moviesade in usa. There are amazing foreign films being produced every year
The instrument at 1:28 is an ocarina. They're traditionally made of clay, but this one was made of wood. The instrument at the beginning was a recorder. A piccolo is a small flute, and it's played by holding it sideways and blowing across a hole. You blow directly into a recorder. The instrument that the guy is banging with a mallet is tubular bells. Mike Oldfield had an LP called "Tubular Bells" that gained a lot of popularity when a shortened version of it was used at the theme for the movie "The Exorcist." The hanging body is a reference to the movie. Tuco (The Ugly, one of the characters, played by Eli Wallach) had a price on his head, and Blondie (The Good, played by Clint Eastwood) would take him into one town after another as a prisoner to collect the reward, then rescue Tuco from hanging at the last minute so he could pull the same scam at the next town. The movie is from 1966. It's set during the U.S. Civil War, sometime around 1862. The Danish Symphony Orchestra has a bunch of videos of movie and TV soundtracks. Some of the best are Psycho, the Imperial March from Star Wars, and Vertigo.
Nice rundown! I'll add that the wooden boards the percussionist was slapping together are typically called a clapper. It's two hinged board that when clapped together sounds like the crack of a whip. In old westerns, whips were sometimes used to drive livestock or oxen, so whips cracking became a western staple. The percussion section of an orchestra has all sorts of - to most eyes and ears - very odd instruments. BTW, that was (I believe) a full orchestra and chorus. Unusual to see these days since there are so many people involved. (And to pay! lol)
Let me explain. First the movie is a classic Western!!!! The genre of this movie is called a Spaghetti Western. Why is it called a Spaghetti Western? Because the film was directed by an Italian director, Sergio Leone. The entire movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly was filmed in rural Italy. The reason why there's a man hanging from a noose is because it's part of the plot in the movie. The Ugly character, played by the actor, Elli Wallach is being hanged and The Good character, Clint Eastwood used his excellent shooting skills to shoot the rope allowing the man to fall and saves his life. Also, a few times during this video they will show a silhouette of man with a cowboy hat on - that silhouette is Clint Eastwood from the movie. Lastly, the reason why the Danish Orchestra performed this song is because the movie is a classic - Clint Eastwood was the perfect person for the movie and the music in the movie is timeless!!!!
The film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is seen as probably the best western ever made. You would never be able to make such a good film today, as there are no acting talents who are specifically cast for their roles as well, but above all, there is not a composer, nor a director so skilled, who is so creative with the ideas and merge it all.
The DNSO are regulars doing movie concerts. This was at an American Westerns concert. I am stunned that none of you have actually ever heard this music. Ennio Morricone, who died not long ago was the ultimate in Western movie soundtracks.
If any of you watch this film, you'll see (hear?) how significant it is. Also, yes - the hanging man was a prop that was quite relevant to the film itself.
sorry but i cant believe you guys never heard of this music by ENNIO MORRICONE wow. the hanging is from the scene of the movie. please give yourself a treat and watch the movie. the movie consists of american actors, made by italian film, the music done by italians.
Omg, what is this? play a min. Pause, play a min. Pause, play a min. Pause. Can’t stand reactors that have a trigger finger on the pause button. Knock it off already. You’ll get more subscribers!
Your ignorance of the movie, score, and orchestra need some education. The actual name of the score is "Ecstasy of Gold" and the movie was filmed in 1966 in Spain.
The wood being hit is a slap stick. It is a percussion instrument used for effects in many pieces in orchestral and concert band music. The metal tubes being hit with the hammer is a set of chimes. They are set up just like a piano keyboard, note-wise.
You might check out a video of another great song from the film, Ennio Morricone - the ecstasy of gold with the composer himself as well as the real singer from the film,. Oh, the instrument is an Ocarina.
The movie is from 1966. It is the third in a series of movies featuring Clint Eastwood as the man with no name. An Italian production, filmed in Spain with three Americans as the main characters.
The song is called The Ecstasy of Gold, and is the song that plays in the climactic shootout at the end of the movie. It was shot in Italy, and is known as one of the Spaghetti Westerns that Clint Eastwood starred in.
The Ecstacy of gold (the second song) plays while the ugly is looking for the gold, the trio is the song that plays during the final shootout. The good the bad and the ugly (the first song) is the main theme and reappears throughout the movie.
@@johnmattick3258 Yep, it's a medley of the two tracks. The Ecstasy of Gold plays while Tuco is running at the end of the movie. The Trio plays during the mexican standoff.
"Banging a hammer on a radiator"? Those are tubular bells. (reference Mike Oldfield.) Also there is a short YT video where Tuva Semmingsen (the wah wah lady) and Christine Nonbo are talking about this performance. Worth checking out.
These videos would be great if they would quit freezing the videos bc it's annoying as hell when your trying to watch the video & they constantly freeze the video.
@prollins6443 these reactions videos are OK just some are annoying as hell bc some freeze the videos non stop while your trying to watch & im not going to quit watching the UK ones with Sam & millie .
@Hans Solo I get that YT has regulations but do all the reaction videos need to constantly freeze the videos while we watch with them wich I get but it's annoying in some videos due to fact there music that folks can copyright but other reaction videos are just as bad in some form or another.
From across the house, my wife knows exactly which of the Sergio Leoni Spaghetti Western Trilogy I'm watching by those distinctive Ennio Morricone compositions. The one that throws her off is when 'Once Upon A Time In The West' sneaks in.
Composed by Ennio Morriconne as the movie score for "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly", the third of the 3 "Spaghetti Westerns" Clint made. Clint played Rowdy Yates on the TV show "Rawhide" for 8 years, but the spaghetti westerns launched his career as the biggest box office star in Hollywood, as well as a star internationally.
I am amazed at how much you three don't understand about music, art, culture. It's long past time for each of you to open your eyes, ears and minds to more things out there OTHER than video games!! The movie was part of a trilogy of westerns starring Clint Eastwood. It was filmed in Spain and was supposed to be the American west. This score was one of many written by a brilliant Italian named Enino Morricone. Back in the late 60s when he wrote this, he had a very small budget but still did miracles. The two wooden boards are called a clapper. In this score, they are to simulate the cracks of a bull whip. The softer movement beginning with the piano and going to the soprano is called "the Ecstacy of Gold ". The other two films in this trilogy are, For a Few Dollars More and A Fist Full of Dollars.
We know a lot about music art and culture, I am not a fan of sci fi movies or cowboy movies, I have seen most Clint Eastwood and John Wayne movies, they were on TV when I was a child. I love theatre, country music, art galleries. Only Aidan plays video games, Sophie and I never play them.
You need to see the movie….which is the third of the trilogy. #1- A Fist Full of Dollars, #2- A Few Dollars More and #3- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. I recommend you watch them in order…..then come back and watch this symphony performance again. It will make more sense. Cheers
I say make a movie night and have your kids watch the movie now and it will all make sense to them plus it is really a classic movie!!!! For all of you just watching will just make no sense what so ever but watching the movie brings it all into context from the hanging man to really everything really!!!! Break out the popcorn!!!! Heck make a reaction to the movie and everybody gets educated!!!! Just saying!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!!🥰
Hey Junior, Watch the damn movie. Stop saying it's not for you. No disrespect, but you have no idea yet about what's for you or not. That's not your fault . You just aren't old enough yet.What you know about yourself now is a drop in the bucket compared to what your going know down the road. Your the perfect person to be a part of a reaction channel. Take advantage of your own channel. Great reaction and I enjoy the channel. There's only one way to find out if "The Good the Bad and the Ugly" movie is" for you". So watch the damn movie.😮😊
The first half is titled “The good, the bad and the ugly ( Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo)” and the second half is titled “The ecstasy of gold (L'estasi dell'oro)”. The instrument in question is an ocarina (arghilofono) sometimes referred to as a sweet potato pipe. Each sound represents one of the three main characters, flute for Blondie (Man with No Name), arghilofono (ocarina) for Angel Eyes, and human voices for Tuco. Other instruments in question, tubular bells and whip or slapstick. Watch the movie and you will understand the significance of the figure hanging there. “Go on then” 🤣🤣
My son turns 17 in November and I introduced him to this movie at 5 years old. I shared this with him just now and explained how much of a core memory it was! Please watch it! Its art!
Tuva Semmingsen was doing the Wah Wah. In fact, people started calling her the Wah Wah Lady, and Tuva didn't mind it. Christine Nonbo Andersen, the blond soprano was placed in the audience intentionally, to draw the audience unknowningly into the performance. The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is the finest orchestra you will ever hear.
....oh dear - sorry, but its not easy to watch this - if you don't understand music, musical instruments, or, basically, anything beyond the most simplistic appreciation of - noise - you need to take a bit of a step back and learn a few things about what constitutes quality, musicianship, composition and, perhaps, most importantly, why we should care about you opinion...
Claves (the two sticks of wood instrument) produces revolver shot sounds. The composition starts with hyena sounds mixed with indian war cries, then enters the cool cowboy whistles. Woman and baby cries replace the whistle sounds once the stagecoach is under attack, and then the army intervenes with trumpet sounds etc.. at least this must have been the original target of this great composition..
I don’t get it. I just saw a video where Gemma said she doesn’t like classical music, and now she said she loves symphonies. What exactly does she think classical music is?
I don't think you pause the video often enough. Could you pause it like every two seconds and blab on about nothing? That wouldn't be the least bit irritating.
When you show a woman one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, and she goes off about how an instrument looks like a shoehorn, don't ever tell me that men and women are the same.
Quite. Tho this it is more a case of three idiots reacting to an absolutely beautiful masterpiece, interrupting it so often it can’t make any improvement to the buzzing noise that it must be their head. Which is quite funny and sad at the same time 😂.
What does that particular scenario have to do with men and women being the same? We know men and women aren't the same regarding biological functions and sex, but anyone can react to this negatively or ignorantly regardless of sex.
@@b-six-twelve Thank God you're here to categorize people as losers and winners. Your monolithic morality defines how we should look at other idiots. You're so cool.
Its only shown in a short snippet of the video, but the woman singing the 'wah wahs' is accompanied by a harmonica. That is what gives her voice the twangy effect. When Ennio Morricone composed the soundtrack for this movie, he didn't have the kind of budget that modern movies have for their soundtracks and had to make do with what little he had. Still, one of the best composers of the 20th century.
If you Enjoyed this Piece you Also might Enjoy the song from the Movie ( Once upon a time in the west ) the song is your Love originally sung by Dulce Pontes and Covered by several Amazing Vocalist like 1) Amira Willighagen ( Your Love ) 2017 Maxx proms ( Lyrics ) 2) Patricia Janeckova ( Your love ) Harmony ( No lyrics ) 3) Harmony Highway ( Your Love ) piano ( No Lyrics ) All these performances are amazing and worth viewing You Tube videos Available for All 4 Artists 😎 The like button 🔘 has been Illuminated 😁👍👍🌞
glad you watched it , was one of my fav classic yt videos. classic compositions of movies and series are actually quite amazing. I went to that game of thrones show once. and yea the sopran always makes my eyes tear up :P just a timless incredible melody that was.
I absolutely loved this. I hope you do more music reactions. I know it's not your theme for the channel but it's nice to have variety all around the board. Great reaction.
There may be more talent in that room than in the rest of the world A true masterpiece the dedication to your craft for many years to be able to perform like this truly remarkable
How about focusing on the music instead of starting by commenting the different instruments used? Maybe it's difficult for some to concentrate more than 10 seconds at a time? And how can it be possible that even individuals from the ignorant generation have never heard of the film - let alone the music?
Ennio Morricone wrote this masterpiece. Genius of the movie soundtracks!
True. But also... -> Edda Dell'Orso has entered the chat.
I think 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' will surprise Aidan. It's 50 years old, but still better than most films that came after it. Maybe the reason Aidan isn't a movie person is because they don't make films like this one anymore.
Amen
Bruh what you mean they don't do films like this anymore? There are great films being made today
@@sebaynovuelve lol, they only make superhero garbage now.
@@FinrodFelagund5 If you're talking about hollywood then yes, but newsflash cinema doesn't only include moviesade in usa. There are amazing foreign films being produced every year
The film was released in 1966, so apparently it's more than 50 years old. Right?
To understand the hanging man, you must watch the movie.
The instrument at 1:28 is an ocarina. They're traditionally made of clay, but this one was made of wood. The instrument at the beginning was a recorder. A piccolo is a small flute, and it's played by holding it sideways and blowing across a hole. You blow directly into a recorder.
The instrument that the guy is banging with a mallet is tubular bells. Mike Oldfield had an LP called "Tubular Bells" that gained a lot of popularity when a shortened version of it was used at the theme for the movie "The Exorcist."
The hanging body is a reference to the movie. Tuco (The Ugly, one of the characters, played by Eli Wallach) had a price on his head, and Blondie (The Good, played by Clint Eastwood) would take him into one town after another as a prisoner to collect the reward, then rescue Tuco from hanging at the last minute so he could pull the same scam at the next town.
The movie is from 1966. It's set during the U.S. Civil War, sometime around 1862.
The Danish Symphony Orchestra has a bunch of videos of movie and TV soundtracks. Some of the best are Psycho, the Imperial March from Star Wars, and Vertigo.
Yep. I only know that because of Zelda tho
@@jchristif and Wonderboy in Moster World lol
Nice rundown! I'll add that the wooden boards the percussionist was slapping together are typically called a clapper. It's two hinged board that when clapped together sounds like the crack of a whip. In old westerns, whips were sometimes used to drive livestock or oxen, so whips cracking became a western staple. The percussion section of an orchestra has all sorts of - to most eyes and ears - very odd instruments.
BTW, that was (I believe) a full orchestra and chorus. Unusual to see these days since there are so many people involved. (And to pay! lol)
The hanging body, that was a musician who played a false note ;-)
Question: Have the DNSO played songs from the "Conan the Barbarian" soundtrack?
My wife owns that soundtrack and its pretty amazing.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, is honestly worth watching even today. It is a masterpiece, and an experience as much as a movie.
Let me explain. First the movie is a classic Western!!!! The genre of this movie is called a Spaghetti Western. Why is it called a Spaghetti Western? Because the film was directed by an Italian director, Sergio Leone. The entire movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly was filmed in rural Italy.
The reason why there's a man hanging from a noose is because it's part of the plot in the movie. The Ugly character, played by the actor, Elli Wallach is being hanged and The Good character, Clint Eastwood used his excellent shooting skills to shoot the rope allowing the man to fall and saves his life.
Also, a few times during this video they will show a silhouette of man with a cowboy hat on - that silhouette is Clint Eastwood from the movie.
Lastly, the reason why the Danish Orchestra performed this song is because the movie is a classic - Clint Eastwood was the perfect person for the movie and the music in the movie is timeless!!!!
When Christine sings, my eyes water... she is amazing!
You win the "looking most disinterested" competition.
I understand some people don’t possess the skills to understand the greatness of such creations 😅
🇨🇦 The DNSO consists of over 100 musicians and a Choir of over 70 singers !
Look even closer, and the 'WahWah' lady has ear rings shaped like guns !
You should watch the movie you would get the hanging reference.
Ennio Morricone would be amazed at the level of intelligence and sophistication of the audience of his music, today.
The instrument is an ocarina. Beautiful sounds.
Ruined by Your interruptions and banal chatter. Why did you bother👿
The film The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is seen as probably the best western ever made. You would never be able to make such a good film today, as there are no acting talents who are specifically cast for their roles as well, but above all, there is not a composer, nor a director so skilled, who is so creative with the ideas and merge it all.
The DNSO are regulars doing movie concerts. This was at an American Westerns concert. I am stunned that none of you have actually ever heard this music. Ennio Morricone, who died not long ago was the ultimate in Western movie soundtracks.
If any of you watch this film, you'll see (hear?) how significant it is. Also, yes - the hanging man was a prop that was quite relevant to the film itself.
THe purpose of the cutout of the hanging man is in the movie. Lots of hanging in the movie.
sorry but i cant believe you guys never heard of this music by ENNIO MORRICONE wow. the hanging is from the scene of the movie. please give yourself a treat and watch the movie. the movie consists of american actors, made by italian film, the music done by italians.
Omg, what is this? play a min. Pause, play a min. Pause, play a min. Pause. Can’t stand reactors that have a trigger finger on the pause button. Knock it off already. You’ll get more subscribers!
The 'slap sticks" replicate the crack made of a bull whip.
Your ignorance of the movie, score, and orchestra need some education. The actual name of the score is "Ecstasy of Gold" and the movie was filmed in 1966 in Spain.
Just the best with 2 great singers, anyone playing this gets my attention real quick
I suggest a viewing of the movie. One of my favorites. 🤠 Don’t die Blondie.
The wood being hit is a slap stick. It is a percussion instrument used for effects in many pieces in orchestral and concert band music. The metal tubes being hit with the hammer is a set of chimes. They are set up just like a piano keyboard, note-wise.
They guy hanging was a call back to Tuco, a character the movie is based on. He kept getting almost hung. Really is a great movie.
I stopped watching because you kept stopping the music.
You might check out a video of another great song from the film, Ennio Morricone - the ecstasy of gold with the composer himself as well as the real singer from the film,. Oh, the instrument is an Ocarina.
Love the long tangent about shoe spreaders. It brought so much to the meaning of the music.
The movie is from 1966. It is the third in a series of movies featuring Clint Eastwood as the man with no name. An Italian production, filmed in Spain with three Americans as the main characters.
Sergio Leone regista , Ennio Morricone compositore
The song is called The Ecstasy of Gold, and is the song that plays in the climactic shootout at the end of the movie. It was shot in Italy, and is known as one of the Spaghetti Westerns that Clint Eastwood starred in.
The Ecstacy of gold (the second song) plays while the ugly is looking for the gold, the trio is the song that plays during the final shootout. The good the bad and the ugly (the first song) is the main theme and reappears throughout the movie.
Filmed in Spain.
Music by Ennio Morricone !!!!!!
James Hetfeld from Metallica is a huge Western Fan, and because of this every Metallica Concert starts with "The ecstacy of Gold".
@@johnmattick3258 Yep, it's a medley of the two tracks. The Ecstasy of Gold plays while Tuco is running at the end of the movie. The Trio plays during the mexican standoff.
A Drum Corps international corps named "The Troopers" did this music last year....You should check out their show.
What's The Good The Bad and The Ugly? Just one of the best movies of all time.
This is a video I watch over and over again
You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend. Those with loaded guns, and those who dig. You dig.
"Banging a hammer on a radiator"? Those are tubular bells. (reference Mike Oldfield.) Also there is a short YT video where Tuva Semmingsen (the wah wah lady) and Christine Nonbo are talking about this performance. Worth checking out.
Great song from a great movie. This symphony played it incredibly well.
These videos would be great if they would quit freezing the videos bc it's annoying as hell when your trying to watch the video & they constantly freeze the video.
Maybe you should stop watching reactions
@prollins6443 these reactions videos are OK just some are annoying as hell bc some freeze the videos non stop while your trying to watch & im not going to quit watching the UK ones with Sam & millie .
Most of the reactors have to break up videos and or put screens over them due to copyright and yt regulations.
@Hans Solo I get that YT has regulations but do all the reaction videos need to constantly freeze the videos while we watch with them wich I get but it's annoying in some videos due to fact there music that folks can copyright but other reaction videos are just as bad in some form or another.
The small wooden wind instrument at the beginning is an ocarina.
From across the house, my wife knows exactly which of the Sergio Leoni Spaghetti Western Trilogy I'm watching by those distinctive Ennio Morricone compositions. The one that throws her off is when 'Once Upon A Time In The West' sneaks in.
The second part is from the graveyard scene in the movie and is (in my opinion) one of the greatest musical scores to be put to film!
Composed by Ennio Morriconne as the movie score for "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly", the third of the 3 "Spaghetti Westerns" Clint made. Clint played Rowdy Yates on the TV show "Rawhide" for 8 years, but the spaghetti westerns launched his career as the biggest box office star in Hollywood, as well as a star internationally.
I am amazed at how much you three don't understand about music, art, culture. It's long past time for each of you to open your eyes, ears and minds to more things out there OTHER than video games!! The movie was part of a trilogy of westerns starring Clint Eastwood. It was filmed in Spain and was supposed to be the American west. This score was one of many written by a brilliant Italian named Enino Morricone. Back in the late 60s when he wrote this, he had a very small budget but still did miracles.
The two wooden boards are called a clapper. In this score, they are to simulate the cracks of a bull whip. The softer movement beginning with the piano and going to the soprano is called "the Ecstacy of Gold ". The other two films in this trilogy are, For a Few Dollars More and A Fist Full of Dollars.
We know a lot about music art and culture, I am not a fan of sci fi movies or cowboy movies, I have seen most Clint Eastwood and John Wayne movies, they were on TV when I was a child. I love theatre, country music, art galleries. Only Aidan plays video games, Sophie and I never play them.
You need to see the movie….which is the third of the trilogy. #1- A Fist Full of Dollars, #2- A Few Dollars More and #3- The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. I recommend you watch them in order…..then come back and watch this symphony performance again. It will make more sense. Cheers
If you want to really appreciate this music, you should watch the movie!!!
Claves are the two sticks of wood, and the radiator looking instrument is called tubular bells.
I say make a movie night and have your kids watch the movie now and it will all make sense to them plus it is really a classic movie!!!! For all of you just watching will just make no sense what so ever but watching the movie brings it all into context from the hanging man to really everything really!!!! Break out the popcorn!!!! Heck make a reaction to the movie and everybody gets educated!!!! Just saying!!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!!!🥰
Hey Junior,
Watch the damn movie. Stop saying it's not for you. No disrespect, but you have no idea yet about what's for you or not. That's not your fault . You just aren't old enough yet.What you know about yourself now is a drop in the bucket compared to what your going know down the road. Your the perfect person to be a part of a reaction channel. Take advantage of your own channel.
Great reaction and I enjoy the channel. There's only one way to find out if
"The Good the Bad and the Ugly" movie is" for you".
So watch the damn movie.😮😊
The first half is titled “The good, the bad and the ugly ( Il Buono, Il Brutto, Il Cattivo)” and the second half is titled “The ecstasy of gold (L'estasi dell'oro)”. The instrument in question is an ocarina (arghilofono) sometimes referred to as a sweet potato pipe. Each sound represents one of the three main characters, flute for Blondie (Man with No Name), arghilofono (ocarina) for Angel Eyes, and human voices for Tuco. Other instruments in question, tubular bells and whip or slapstick. Watch the movie and you will understand the significance of the figure hanging there. “Go on then” 🤣🤣
finds it somewhat funny that a young man.. a "drummer" ..
-didn't catch the intro to every Metallica concert that came after "the break"😅
This movie is my favorite western of all time and I think the music a large part of the reason why. I highly recommend everybody watch it!
My son turns 17 in November and I introduced him to this movie at 5 years old. I shared this with him just now and explained how much of a core memory it was! Please watch it! Its art!
Such gorgeous music. I believe the boards being clapped was meant to resemble the crack of a whip.
Possibly the sound of a gun going off.
Tuva Semmingsen was doing the Wah Wah. In fact, people started calling her the Wah Wah Lady, and Tuva didn't mind it. Christine Nonbo Andersen, the blond soprano was placed in the audience intentionally, to draw the audience unknowningly into the performance. The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is the finest orchestra you will ever hear.
....oh dear - sorry, but its not easy to watch this - if you don't understand music, musical instruments, or, basically, anything beyond the most simplistic appreciation of - noise - you need to take a bit of a step back and learn a few things about what constitutes quality, musicianship, composition and, perhaps, most importantly, why we should care about you opinion...
Please stop orchestra more!!! I love hearing yall talk! Helps me concentrate on all the intricate, subtle nuances of this wonderful piece. Geez
This is actually the worst review of this music. Pausing the music for the pettiest of reason.
reaction vid quality on a scale from 0 to 10 is a solid 2. Way to much giggling and squabbling. meh.
I bet none of you noticed that Wah-Wah-Lady was wearing thematic pistol earrings.
Claves (the two sticks of wood instrument) produces revolver shot sounds.
The composition starts with hyena sounds mixed with indian war cries, then enters the cool cowboy whistles. Woman and baby cries replace the whistle sounds once the stagecoach is under attack, and then the army intervenes with trumpet sounds etc.. at least this must have been the original target of this great composition..
Dude you totally ruined the performance with your pointless interruptions
😂😂😂ver americano que não conhece sua história cinematográfica, de Hollywood mesmo q contada por um italiano, Não tem preço...
I don’t get it. I just saw a video where Gemma said she doesn’t like classical music, and now she said she loves symphonies. What exactly does she think classical music is?
Ennio Morricone's "once upon a time in the west" Theme song is good to. Same danish orchestra.
why do you have an American flag in the background and the commentators are Brits ?
I don't think you pause the video often enough. Could you pause it like every two seconds and blab on about nothing? That wouldn't be the least bit irritating.
The DNSO also did alot of Video Game Soundtracks like the Halo Trilogy, which is one of my favourites along with their Shaddow of the Colossus cover.
those kids never played Zelda Ocarina of Time?? thats a crime.
Music has a flow that is jarringly disrupted if you hold long conversations during your pauses.
When you show a woman one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, and she goes off about how an instrument looks like a shoehorn, don't ever tell me that men and women are the same.
Quite. Tho this it is more a case of three idiots reacting to an absolutely beautiful masterpiece, interrupting it so often it can’t make any improvement to the buzzing noise that it must be their head.
Which is quite funny and sad at the same time 😂.
What does that particular scenario have to do with men and women being the same? We know men and women aren't the same regarding biological functions and sex, but anyone can react to this negatively or ignorantly regardless of sex.
I know losers on the internet tend to categorize people by gender when they’re not a monolith
@@b-six-twelve Thank God you're here to categorize people as losers and winners. Your monolithic morality defines how we should look at other idiots. You're so cool.
Its only shown in a short snippet of the video, but the woman singing the 'wah wahs' is accompanied by a harmonica. That is what gives her voice the twangy effect. When Ennio Morricone composed the soundtrack for this movie, he didn't have the kind of budget that modern movies have for their soundtracks and had to make do with what little he had. Still, one of the best composers of the 20th century.
Its not your type of movie because its from the 1960s gosh i have the same problem with my son i have been trying to get him to watch citizen Kane
Ignorants watching an orchestra. What a depressing testament to the school system and education.
This orchestra is from Europe. You should come and visit sometimes.
The rhythm and cadence of the music one could almost picture a horse galloping across the high plains desert
If you Enjoyed this Piece you Also might Enjoy the song from the Movie ( Once upon a time in the west ) the song is your Love originally sung by Dulce Pontes and Covered by several Amazing Vocalist like
1) Amira Willighagen ( Your Love ) 2017 Maxx proms ( Lyrics )
2) Patricia Janeckova ( Your love ) Harmony ( No lyrics )
3) Harmony Highway ( Your Love ) piano ( No Lyrics )
All these performances are amazing and worth viewing
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Ok reaction. Great music. Way too much talking.
You must watch the film to understand the hanging man!
its a good thing you have your mom there to tell you things
lol... radiator... those are tubular bells...
Too many interruptions. I'm out of here...
very closed off body languguage... even for a Dane.
Listen first comment AFTER !
the guy on the right has attention span of golden fish...
glad you watched it , was one of my fav classic yt videos. classic compositions of movies and series are actually quite amazing. I went to that game of thrones show once. and yea the sopran always makes my eyes tear up :P just a timless incredible melody that was.
Speaking of "two planks"......
I made a mistake, the waa waa woman is wearing the earrings.
No thanks, too many interruptions…
Mom looks bored through the whole thing.
If you want them to watch it do it as a review on the channel together.
without the flag
I absolutely loved this. I hope you do more music reactions. I know it's not your theme for the channel but it's nice to have variety all around the board. Great reaction.
You ruined it with silly statements.
There may be more talent in that room than in the rest of the world A true masterpiece the dedication to your craft for many years to be able to perform like this truly remarkable
Sorry guys, but in my opinion you ruined it
The title of the film is an exact description of the film... parts of it are good, some bad.. and parts of it are ugly. 👍✌😎
Too many needless pauses.
Not a piccolo, a recorder
Morricone at his best
Too many long pauses.