Hollywood in Vienna (2013) - "Gattaca" - [5/18]
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- "GATTACA", 'The Departure'.
Composed by Michael Nyman
Conducted by David Newman
Performed by the ORF Radio Symphonic Orchestra at the film music festival "Hollywood in Vienna", October 3rd and 4th 2013.
Feat. PIANO SOLOIST : LANA JANJANIN
/ ljanjan2
Extract from the concert, as it's been aired on the ORF, Austrian TV National Channel.
For someone who was never meant for this world, I must confess I'm suddenly having a hard time leaving it. Of course, they say every atom in our bodies was once part of a star. Maybe I'm not leaving... maybe I'm going home.
i think after going through so much, he might have fallen in love with the journey hence bonded with Earth and its inhabitants and environment and formed a bittersweet sentiment for it.
Last sentence said by Vincent Anton Freeman just before travelling to the stars, to his home, to our home...
From that I knew he knew he wouldn’t make it back to earth
We are all one. Research Sufism
"You want to know how I did it? This is how I did it, Anton: I never saved anything for the swim back."
Even after 21 years, the film continues to thrill. I can not get enough of watching. And the music is of an indescribable beauty.
Bruno Zago I still get chills and goosebumps at how amazing this is and when I watch the movie, I'm overwhelmed with emotions again and again. Such a spectacular movie~ ❤❤❤
I was too young when it came out. I consider it now as among my absolute favorites.
This and City Lights are the films I identify when my friends and I talk about craftsmanship. Gattaca is a brilliant example of music amplifying the visual.
If I only could choose a OST it would be this one. The departure and The other side are simply perfect. They represent all the sweetness and madness that Nyman can deliver.
"There is no gene for the human spirit"
so beautifull!!
+Robert Kraychik yes it's from Gattaca
So perfect
It's all about the human spirit, Bobby! :)
Hank hill is a Methodist.
I can't understand why Michael Nyman didn't get any Oscar!
I too
His music is great art in movies that are built around artistry and craftsmanship. No dinosaurs, exploding planets, or giant robots. Hollywood cares about box office and popcorn sales. Brilliant music takes a back seat.
It's beautiful music
Same year as Titanic... I think Gattaca' sountrack (and movie) was better, top 3 movie and OST on my list, but Titanic had to win it all that year... But the fact it wasn't even nominated... that I can't understand (only nominated on Golden Globe).
It's because the movie flopped hard. Unappreciated in its time, similar to the 13th Warrior.
jude law is home, a bad home, eathan hawke is the departure, the future its a film full of symbolim uma is the patience and the music is heaven, one of the best movies i ever saw
So happy they gave this movie some acknowledgment and love.
Everything about the song, the movie, touches my heart deeply. I’m not someones that an emotional person but this song just communicates with your heart
Just as beautiful as the film version
Might be a smidge better i'd argue...
The only way you can succeed is to see me fail?.... I was totally blown away by this movie and this Micheal Nyman masterpiece fully narrates the story perfectly. After 20 years I'm still blown away. The human spirit can exceed the potential of any limits defined by the genetic code. A true statement till this very day
Profound and poignant. Truly epic soundtrack to a beautiful and inspirational movie. Love the solo piano simplicity at the start of this version. There is definitely no gene for the Human Spirit nor substitute for the Human Dream.
"I never saved anything for the swimback". That's how I did it.
Gattaca .... "the" Hope ! for love , for all our dreams ... nothing is impossible ...
amazing.. just amazing.. Nostalgically beautiful.
What a stunning version of The Departure. While not a lover of Michael Nyman's music, this piece has always had a profound effect on me. To find such a beautiful interpretation is a real pleasure. Thank you for uploading
goosebumps , tears and hope ;
achieves more that one who really wants, than those who really knows
Why am I just now hearing this? Beautiful song. Amazing rendition.
haunting and just beautiful
This was a big one on my marathon training playlist a few years ago. It is filled with struggle, sorrow, and yes--hope!
So touching that I'm crying
What a beautiful music… thank you!
I love this version with all the orchestra
Just beautiful.
During the last scene on his last urine test. The sampler spoke of his child, saying he's a big fan of Vincent. That child is us. Vincent isn't famous, being an Astronaut must be common during that future. How could that child possibly know Vincent, because we the fans have seen what Vincent has done. And it's inspiring, who knows what we can become.
Qué belleza joder...
Increíble la primera parte de sólo de piano.
Congratulations, tx 4 the video
INTERPRETATION DESERVES 8K!!
Beautiful
Truly magnificent. 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻
Lovely
still wells me up this song
Beautiful music, beautiful movie. :)
So, so sweet
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Волшебно
es mi favorita
Это Шедевр и музыка и фильм
Lo lamento por aquellos que no conocen esta joya de pelicula.
Increíble... Qué talento.
Brividi
Jerome, Jerome the Metronom
He could play the piano with that heartbeat.
I can’t believe people are here to hear the gattaca music.
Só os de alma entende essa música de tão funda nos sentimentos espirituais.
There's a note that isn't correct which they all play and it winds me up every time I hear it!
3:49
Yes, I'm sure that the world acclaimed Vienna RSO, made up of some of the most well trained, experienced professional musicians on earth, conducted by the legendary David Newman, all played the wrong note
@@Zuhaitz3 yes bro why did they do that?
Who is that piano girl? She is beautiful.
Towards space comrades, our future lies there! We have worlds to win!
someone used this movie soundtrack for funeral
This morning I was thinking about that. I want this gorgeous melody in my funeral!
Who?
I want it too for mine...
Music United Humans
Gattaca would have been a good movie without it, but with this score the intention and the feeling were made that much clearer and more poignant. This music resonates with me as much as anything I've ever heard..
That last line from the movie, though - "Maybe I'm going home" - if you don't quite get it, it sounds like a bit of cheap nonsense... and the thing is, I don't quite get it.
ThePoonDoctor In the movie, he says: For someone who was never meant for this world, I must confess I'm suddenly having a hard time leaving it. Of course, they say every atom in our bodies was once part of a star. Maybe I'm not leaving... maybe I'm going home.
Meaning that his body is made of atoms from space, so he is going home (into space)
ThePoonDoctor His true home was among the stars - it's where the atoms in his body came from, and it's where he's wanted to go all his life. He comes to realization that he is returning to the true place of his origins, to his dream.
He didn't fit in on Earth. Things had changed and he did not belong in this new DNA mapped society. Hence maybe he was going to his real home.
His comment is bas3d on the ieea that all of the elements that came together to create Earth came from outer space... The idea that ultimately, we are all made of stardust. If from a scientific standpoint that IS the teuth kf our origins, then going into space is going BACK into space in fact, in which case, we are moving towards our source (star material) so in essence, we are going home.
Damn I missed it
GATTACA
Guanin , Adenin(x3), Timin(x2), Citozin = DNA !
Maybe I'm not leaving. Maybe I'm going home.
0:39 She doesn't belch out the notes like the acclaimed pros do. That is, to her credit.
2013 , 360 u seriosly ?
What's this version of 'The Departure'?
old movie
I agree with all, both about this piece and the movie . . . but have to think that this was somewhere in the back of Nyman's mind somewhere . . . if you love "The Departure", you'll really love this:
ruclips.net/video/cWUl9dMFfXY/видео.html
ALBERT EINSTEIN