John Williams - Jane Eyre | Symphonic Suite
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2014
- "Jane Eyre" is a suite of three pieces from a score that John Williams composed in 1971. The movements are called "At Lowood", "To Thornfield" and "The Return". The suite was performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Williams in 1987.
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FYI: I'd rather listen to a longer ad at the beginning, than to have an incredible composition broken up while trying to enjoy it.
John Williams!
I love thos peace of music , its so hauntingly romantic
The overwhelming joy of this score makes my life worth living. I don't think "thanks" are in order, as you were born with a gift that you didn't ask for and for which you will be forever remembered
A perfect blending of music to story. The music supports but does not overpower the story line. And, the George C. Scott and Susannah York film version of Jane Eyre is the best of them all. The ending gets me every time.
Southern Biscuits Good, yes, but I vote for Orson Wells and Joan Fontaine
Me, too. The contrasts and shadows conjure up the dark romance of the story.
“Reader, I married him.”
@@robinjackson7882 The background music (strings) was way too loud in that version...
This suite explains A LOT!! it’s not only amazing music it’s also VERY educational in many different ways, study this Suite a must. Not just the notes but also study the spirit within this music 🎶
I always thought that was 'understood'. Ma faux. Joy Be from Canada 🇨🇦
Works like this one prove that John Williams is more than just a maker of popcorn & pop culture film scores. He is a versatile composer and artist. It's too bad that most people in the U.S. only associate him with Spielber & Lucas, although those are great scoring works themselves. I'm glad I came across this on RUclips. Thanks for putting this on.
John Prudent Absolutely yes!
Beautiful music.
I have heard this theme many times, and many times it melts my heart and soul. Relishing every sequence of the story described in book and depicted in the movie (of 1970 by George C. Scott), the music is heavenly sent.
The best version and the best theme of Jane Eyre is 1970's ever made, and Charlotte Bronte is smiling upon this version reflecting true essence of her great work.
Williams' mentor and friend Bernard Herrmann, who wrote the score of the Jane Eyre movie in the 40's praised Williams' own score. That may explain why Williams considered it as one of his best work.
Thanks for the input. I think this is one of his best pieces, but sadly, it is not widely recognized in U.S..
we love it too! perfect for Jane Eyre!!!
Concordo
The fade out at the end of the vídeo was scare me! for a few second my mind think about the day than maestro John Williams leave this world, and I just start to cry! Nice picture for this vídeo. Amazing composer!
+- Javier Jerez - No worries! He's alive, and his great works continue and live on.
Sounds like another Williams- Vaughan Williams. Haha. But the work on Jane Eyre is absolutely a master piece.
Early John Williams is awesome. You can hear how he returned to some of these motifs decades later for Star Wars: Attack of the Clones. I love all his Irish-inspired themes.
'Rochester, I'm home.' 😢❤️
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So dreamy, my old past years🎶🎵🇮🇷🙏
Great and beautiful music,my dreams are here 🌹🙏🇮🇷So relaxing.
Magnifique
Beautiful! Thanks for posting!
great suite from jane eyre, by john williams, thanks
Bootiful.
great Television Work by John Williams. I think it has the same level like Jerry Goldsmith score for „Masada“ and „The Red Pony“
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+Aevaluss The inspiration would be the Fantasy on Greensleeves by Vaughan-Williams (which he recorded and was released on the same album as the suite from Jane Eyre). English pastorale music has a great influence on Williams. To score this film he spent soem time in England. Recent works such as War Horse, The Force Awakens or his oboe concerto are also deeply influence by the english music idiom.
+GGbreizh Your input on Williams' work is insightful and appreciated. Certainly, his effort by spending time in England is paid for in order to reflect the true essence of Charlotte Bronte's great works.
the first melody sounds like Brahms F minor Piano Quintet's opening
Who else is here from Kurt Biederwolf's orchestral mockup class at Berklee?
Did you actually went to this Berklee class or did you manage to find it somewhere on the web ? Im very curious xD
Seems fine but Herrmann’s is the definitive Jane Eyre score.
Both are effective in their own ways. Herrmann wrote the darker one, one course.
Give credit where due. It's more than "fine".