First Time Hearing The Good, the Bad and the Ugly The Danish National Symphony Orchestra Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
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The 'wah wah' lady is Tuva Semmingsen, a very distinguished opera singer in her own right.
Her whistle is brilliant 😊
And she have pistol earings in
Didn’t notice that!
That’s awesome! She’s great!
Tuva is the best norwegian opera singer of all times in my opinion. She is so ambigious in many different music styles and that's her superpower.
This fits the movie so well. Morricone was a genius.
There’s a lot more to the wah wah lady than you think.
It’s not a sax, it’s a cor anglais from the oboe family.
Oh trust me, we know there’s much more to the wah wah lady than what we saw here. 🙂
Wah wah it is produced by the singer's voice and a harmonica (you can see at 3.34) that mix together. Morricone was truly brilliant.
@@david-xr4oj Truly Brilliant since he had a very small and limited budget for this piece...(check it out sometime) and created this Masterpiece of music. That's talent.
So, if that particular video has gone viral, the poor woman may forever be known as the wah wah lady?
@@josephpublico2337 She gets a kick out of being called wah wah lady so don't feel sorry for her.
The DR Konserthuset in Copenhagen is one of finest acoustical tuned concert facilities in the world plus the Danish National Symphony Orchestra and Choir were voted the best worldwide in 2023. Have attended their concerts there many times.
When this was first shown to Tuva Semmingsen and Christine Andersen, they were told it just went viral at 2 million, and by the time they looked at it, the numbers jumped to 8 million, and now it is one of the most played videos on RUclips.
The second song is Ecstacy of Gold, which Metallica plays for every opening of every concert.
That is so cool!!
Treat yourself to arguably the best westerns ever made......indeed one of the best films ever made.
Watch The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
Fistful of Dollars, then A Few Dollars More, then Good, Bad, and the Ugly....
@@farmhome904 YES!!! All great "spaghetti" westerns....love them all. Can call them Spaghetti Westerns if you want...simply great films on a budget.
And also 'Once Upon a Time in the West'..one of the few times Henry Fonda played the bad guy in the movies.
Fun facts. 😊 That concert hall cost 1.4 billion Danish kroner, (20,043,139 US$), which exceeded the budget by 250%. 😂 It is built specifically for radio and TV recordings, it is literally one big sound studio. Even the fabric on the chairs has the same resonance as a human, so if there are empty seats (which there never are) you won't be able to hear it. The horn was a English horn a instrument in the oboe family.
Everything Danes build go over budget and over time, just wait and see with that tunnel to Germany, though i am told the bridge to Sweden was not such a case.
Also the concert hall was donated by Maersk if my goo serve me right, but they would probably gladly have used tax payer money to build it just like to pay the musicians here
@@pliashmuldba Maersk's gifts are a huge tax scam, all Danes are going to pay for Maersk's 'gifts'. When Maersk 'donated' the Opera House in Copenhagen's harbour, Maersk got a bigger tax deduction than the Opera House cost to build. 😂
@@Alhem11 Yeah they are looking out for #1 in any way they can.
And Danes are getting screwed over, though there are of course much worse cases of that like Russia and North Korea.
But that is of course not countries Danes should compare to.
I have not voted for a few decades now, but i am active working to bring new parties forth that is a little sane, i would vote for CUZ i am a big fan of democracy.
I have worked under DIS ( Danish International Ship register )
A thing Maersk set up in the late 80ties with his minions, and that too was absolutely not a + for Denmark or Danish sailors, and a few years later many of us sailors was also fired.
So today Danish ship's sail around with Danish flags on them, but you be hard pressed to find a Dane working on those ships.
Bear in mind when the original score was recorded there was not a lot of money for such things so it was cobbled together with just a few instruments. In my opinion The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is the pinnacle of Westerns and concludes a fabulous trilogy - Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars more and then this...excellent
Procol Harum did their "Whiter Shade of Pale" with The Danish National Symphony Orchestra live in 2006, too.
Maestro Ennio Morricone, genius!
It’s an english horn. It’s one and a half time bigger than a normal oboe. So to say an alto oboe.
That's correct. But describing English horn with comparison to Oboe does not help if the person asking the question does not know what is an Oboe...
This may have already been answered, but the solo instrument at the beginning of the second movement is an English horn, which is a lot like an oboe but pitched lower.
And did you notice Tuva Semmingsen's earrings were Colt revolvers?
What! No!
@@Killermcknight Just one. The other was a feather.
And Christine Andersen was wearing a black and gold dress during "The Ecstasy of the Gold".
The guy hanging from the ceiling showed up late for rehearsal
😂 awful
yeah i know right, the guy slapping the boards together replaced him
Easily one of the top 5 performances of anything ever, IMHO.
This Orchestra is my favourite Orchestra they are diverse and just have music in their veins, they were brilliant in the live performance of Procal Harems lighter shade of pale, the Danish National Orchestra is top notch,
DNSO played Whiter shade of pale, with Procul Harem in an outdoors concert, very cool too.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra is amazing. It's cool that you reacted to them! 🙂
They were really awesome, actually.”! Glad they were recommended. It’s been a lot of fun discovering so many new artists. A lot of those coming from you!
@@Killermcknight It's always good to broaden your musical horizons. I think it's important for a reaction channel to constantly discover new artists. Of course, it's impossible to keep up with all artists on a regular basis, but you might find a few gems that you continue to follow. After you've reacted to Zhou Shen I'd like to recommend another Chinese singer/musician: Hua Chenyu. A good start would be his cover/rearrangement of the song Nunchucks: ruclips.net/video/lLs-0A0yEuA/видео.html (the channel owner added English subs). He is extremley versatile and sings many genres. You can never know what to expect from his next song. I think you need at least three very different performances from him to see if you like him or not.
🇨🇦 The DNSO consists of over 70 choir members and over 100 musicians ! Those "sticks" are Slats, slapped together to simulate the sound of a Whip being snapped/cracked ! 🇨🇦
Hanging is an important theme in The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.
WE are very proud of our DNSC, they are insanely talented and you really should take a deeper look into them on their channel, you'll find ALOT of movie scores and Videogame performances.. i mean ALOT...
The "bird's nest" is actually an Italian instrument called Ocarina made from terracotta.
In the film the guy hanging would keep on being saved by Clint Eastwood and then Clint would claim the bounty.
I think the harmonica guy you mentioned was part of the "wawaaaaa"-sound that the lady did. Great to see you enjoyed the performance!
harmonica (just below her) and voice was synched so it seemed all came from the lady.
Ohh interesting! Thanks so much!
Great reaction and love the fact that you picked that mic out!! This is a well done peice all around 👍BTW that strange thing he's playing is an Oboe, member of the reed family of instruments, cousin to the clarinet.
Thank you for sharing
Muse
Waa Waa lady has a great voice and is a stunning soprano or metz soprano. She has performed with the Danish N S O before
This was Christine's first performance with the Orchestra... she was the blond soprano. Tuva was the "wah wah/whistling" lady and a marvelous singer herself.
BBC Proms , ibiza...you'll love it 🎉🎉 💃 🕺
famous soundtrack by Maestro and composer Ennio Morricone, from the western films of international director Sergio Leone. 🌺
There are lost tribes in the darkest jungle who would be able to whistle this music.
The man hanging was a nod to two important scenes in the film.
Classical music orchestras and choruses don't use boom mikes! Symphony halls are acoustically designed so microphones are not necessary. (Though you might have seen recording mikes since this concert was being recorded.)
Sure I understand the concept of a music hall and how acoustics work in the design of those halls. I didn't think they were using them for the audience in attendance but they were suspended above the choir for recording like you mentioned. It's the only way we'd be able to hear the concert with great clarity on the internet.
@@Killermcknight Absolutely! Here is a commentary about how Frank Gehry (a fellow Canadian) designed the Disney Hall in Los Angeles:
ruclips.net/video/CCZ6KWyNyUw/видео.htmlsi=GB4RvFLwjrpTO8Sg
If you know the movie, you can't hear this music without thinking about scenes in the movie. The greatest Western of all time, and it definitely wouldn't be the same without Ennio Morricone's soundtrack 👍
There are concerts with Symphonic Orchestras that only play movie scores.
The instrument in question is an oboe.
I like Tuva Semmingsen's gun earings 👍 the wa wa lady 🤘
The Ecstasy of Gold is often used to open Metallica concerts
It's an English horn, one of the three double reed instruments found in an orchestra.
Ironically, in Britain it’s called a Cor Anglais!
Like all symphony orchestras they do regular classical concerts to a high standard. What makes them stand out is that they also do these type of concerts dedicated to music used on movies, musicals, tv shows and videogames. The wah wah lady features in several of those concerts which I have seen pretty much all of them because they are also released on Bluray. The one that is still missing is the Vikings concert. Plenty of official videos provided by the orchestra but the one you definitely should check out is Who Wants To Live Forever (from Highlander) and sung by our “wah wah” lady.
That’s so cool!
I had a collegue who went to watch them pretty much every time they set up a new piece. Back then I hadn't seen this and I didn't believe what he said about how good they were. Now I'm so envious... I really should travel down there and watch them live some day.
This video is a great example how an orchestral music is made. A note by note by the composer (in this case Ennio Morricone; a genius) and the Danish Symphony Orchestra absolutely are showing us how every and each musical instruments along with the vocals are muxed together in a grand song. This video is a learning experience.
My favorite soundtrack of all time Ennio Morricone was a genius. The instrument at the beginning of The Ecstasy of Gold was an oboe.
Ennio Moricone is a gem
A duck call!? sounds more like an owl hooting, actually like a dove (we have doves where I live, and can hear them outside my bedroom, and they sound like that OCARINA, that is what it's called. You have to watch the movie "THE GOOD, THE BAD, and the UGLY" to understand WHY they have a man hanging there.
It's unfortunate that most people are introduced to Tuva Semmingsen via this video. They equate her as being the wha wha girl not realizing she is an incredibly gifted singer. You should check some of the other videos featuring her.
Now listen to the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain's version of this. Incredibly talented musicians who don't take themselves too seriously.
Now that sounds like fun!
This is only part of the concert, you can find the rest of the concert on RUclips
I heard somebody say that Morricone used birdsong for some of the sounds.
It is not true, but he was definitely trying to capture the sounds of Nature in the Wild West.
One of the best Clint movie.
the solo instrument was an oboe
The solo instrument is an English horn -- kind of like an oboe, a double-reed wind instrument, but with a curved mouthpiece.
Not a Saxophone, that is a double reed woodwind known as an Oboe, the bass version is called a Bassoon.
the instrument you thought was a saxophone is actually an ''Oboe''.
You may have missed it, but the next time you watch this, check out Tuva’s pistol earrings. She became really well known after this video came out.
The not saxophone is an oboe. A beautiful but fiendishly difficult instrument.
THIS HEARD IN THE MOVIE 'THE GOOD, THE BAD, & THE UGLY' STARRING CLINT EASTWOOD
Only to clarify the conductor is not there for show and her (in this case) big contribution comes before the performance the conductor decides how to play the piece and gives the orchestra instructions during the rehearsals I don't know if in this case since it's not a classical piece she made little changes to the arrangment maybe not.
Another amazing one you wouldn't want to miss is *FMF 2015: International TV Series Gala: Vikings suite, Trevor Morris, Einar Selvik* New subscriber
This was recorded at a Ennio Morricone theme concert in Copenhagen. You might react to another piece from the same concert - once upon a time in the west ...
There's no point watching this if you haven't seen the films first :)
Why not? We can enjoy music and seeing their performance without seeing the movie, no?
Epic 😊
Excelente!
it's called an ocarina
I believe that the horn in the middle of the episode is an english horn. similar to an oboe.
I remember this track on the 'Spagetti Western' in the 1960s.
GRANDE MAESTRO MORRICONE !!! Tutte le sue colonne sonore sono adorate da noi italiani !!
Base ocarina for the owl. English horn or oboe ... for the adagio portion. The coloratura soprano is THE prima donna ;-) You are the only one to notice the final high notes ... think it is the soprano singing an octave above normal range ... and not breaking!
You can use the space bar to pause as well
When idiots say, "There's no such thing as real magic." i play this for them. Even the editing is magnificent.
Hey sir, please don’t dismiss your wife. ESPECIALLY when she is right and you are dead wrong: the hanging man is a perfect symbol for all three movies in the trilogy, and is central to the plots of the first and third movies.
Is okay, thanks, sometimes it is one of those days u know.
Awesome video guys! Look forward to the next one.
Thanks so much!
It’s an oboe I think (getting played at the start of the second piece)
These westerns are their own sub-genre. They are "Spaghetti Westerns," called so, because they were filmed in Italy, for far less money than in Hollywood. "On the Cheap" with a cast of international actors, and very bad voice dubbing - most of the actors spoke their lines in their native language. Spaghetti Westerns were an essential part of my childhood in the 1960s. Double feature on a Saturday afternoon. 50¢ admission and 50¢ for snacks. All snacks were 5¢ and 10¢, so, if you chose wisely, you could load up. A couple cartoons, a short (Laurel & Hardy, or The Three Stooges), and two movies. Gave our mothers a much needed break on Saturday afternoons. And this was EVERY Saturday. First thing you did was eat the popcorn, then collapse the box and sail it towards the screen, like a frisbee (before there were frisbees) when the cartoons began. Those movie employees hated us! 🤣😈🤣 I'm so lucky to have been a kid in the late 1950s/1960s.😀😀
Actually was filmed in Spain
@kimmoantinaho3834 True. Interesting how locations bounced around Europe. Whatever fit the budget.
They invited John Fogarty of CCR fame to europe in 2010 to "Night of the Proms" where a full symphony orchestra from Belgium/Netherlands backed him while he sang and played the song " Put a candle in the window " they do it with many famous artists each year and it's really worth a listen if you love music, one of those give you chills moments, Regards, Mark from Australia
I could name 50 Morricone film scores that would blow you away, but you have to listen to The Mission film score, regarded by many as the grestest film score.
The Mission theme
Gabriel's oboe
On Earth As It Is Heaven
The Old West imagined by italians😊
Heard this many times on youtube , its the best thing ive heard on youtube
The birdhouse is an Orcarina. Originated from Central America and the Andes, played for over 4500 years until European colonization. Made of clay terracotta. Now professionally played in china, japan and korea.
Not a sax - it's an oboe.
FYI: not a lot of parts written for ukelele in most orchestras. So, demand might not be very high. But hey, if that's what you want, go for it! Personally, I'd love to know how to play the cello, but most string instruments are really difficult to master, and I'm a little too old now to be learning.
From the same concert, "Once Upon a Time in the West", Tuva (wah-wah singer) sings the lead in this one.
You should look up The Danish National Symphny Orchestra here on RUclips, they have a lot of Movie theme uploaded
if you never seen Sergio Leone Western with these emotional soundtracks you MUST!
Not a sax but an oboe
Their cover of Gravity is beautiful.
*You should listen to the remastered Original Soundtrack of Ennio Morricone and you will hear that he composed it like that...* ⬅️🎸🎶💿🔊🔥😈🔥
Have you seen the movie that this song comes from: “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” starring Clint Eastwood? It’s excellent ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️!!!!! I’ve seen it tons of times since I was a kid (almost 71 now). I heard you say toward the end of your video about the silhouette of Clint but didn’t know if you’ve seen the movie.
Europe is more comfortable with classical music performances, it's more a part of the culture. Try watching the Andre Rieu Johanne Strauss Orchestra, specifically the performance with Emma Kok. Have a hankie handy, you might need it. His other works are with - not for - the audiences. He's occasionally in the States, something for your bucket list maybe. Regards, and good luck
Hiya. Well, you HAVE to check out the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, now. Stay safe. All the best to you.
Why would the chorus have "boom mikes"? (or any other variety... Classical performers are used to singing direct to audiences without amplification. (The "wah wah" and whisting is a different case, of course). Classical singers have the power and technique to fill a concert hall, unlike pop "stars". Not a saxophone, a cor anglais (related to the oboe). A standard orchestral instrument. This orchestra does live concerts of film music as a feature; check out the other Spaghetti Westerns (Once Upon a Time in the West is great!).
HAVE YOU SEEN 'CLASSICAL CHAOS' BY VOICE PLAY YET?
Prague's Rudolfinum hall with Star Wars.. Love that orchestra as they play only music from films.. ruclips.net/video/xRRtOJqB8PU/видео.html
Similar to the piece you are listening to is Patricia Janečková .She was 14 and won a Czech talent show ruclips.net/video/BWqYpMUSPxQ/видео.html .. She grew up into a very talented opera singer, however sadly she lost her battle with cancer last year at only 24yrs old ruclips.net/video/BWqYpMUSPxQ/видео.html with once upon a time in the west...
This a Czech opera "Sng to the moon" that she sung in my hometown airport of Budweis in Southern Bohemia ruclips.net/video/8WrXtnCX_9g/видео.html
If you haven't noticed the wah wah lady is wearing six shooters as earrings. Well planned on her part.
Did not notice that will the comments said! So cool!
If you saw and liked "The Godfather", don't miss their performance of it.
If it helps...the spacebar also pauses RUclips videos.
Uuuuuuffffffff .
The guy hanging showed up late for practice!!
😂 oh no
@@Killermcknight ha ha ha
reminds me of Metallica 1999 with symphony
Check out the Spaghetti Western Orchestra a more entertaining version
this is an awesome concert, if you want another suggestion for an orchestral concert, watch Andre Rieu - Bolero, concert in Maastricht in 2012, mind blowing
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