'Put On Your Sunday Clothes' ("Hello Dolly!") - John Wilson Orchestra & Chorus
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- Опубликовано: 7 апр 2017
- From one of their fabulous London concerts in recent years, we see John Wilson and his wonderful orchestra, chorus and soloists in a toe-tapping number "Hello Dolly!" number. It comes from John Wilson's "Hooray for Hollywood!" programme in the 2011 Proms season where it received rapturous applause from the 5000-strong Royal Albert Hall audience.
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Who else came for Wall-E?
Me
@@TedGahan01 Okay.
Me
Me XD
Not me . Didn't know in Wall-e
RIP Jerry Herman, who wrote the music and lyrics, who has died on 26 December 2019.
rip💔
He was a wonderful, brilliant musician and composer. He appeared onstage in 2002 with the Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles when I sang with the group, and sang this little-known song from The Grand Tour. Such a kind-hearted and gracious man. ruclips.net/video/Hdd0QM7egVc/видео.html
I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit how many times I've watched this,and how much good it does me.
Why are you embarrassed my friend? Great music does that. Keep on watching.
Me, too!
I saw this movie with my Mom when it came out. I always loved it. I love the music from it especially this song. Thank God for RUclips as you can find anything you want to listen to. Never be embarrassed about what you may or may not like.
Same. SO SO MANY! 😊
Lots of people are saying Wall-E brought them here, but I remember the first time I watched it, Hello, Dolly was exciting for me because I LOVE this show! I'm glad it's getting exposure
LOVE that John Wilson uses the note-by-note Oscar-winning arrangements from Lennie Hayton and Lionel Newman.
The arrangement for 'Sunday Clothes' is actually by Warren Barker and Herbert Spencer.
I've said it before, and will again probably - when will John W get a knighthood? Like WHEN??
I see this little robot curving around you, showing his little treasures... and somehow cry a lot...
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The ORCHESTRATION is FABULOUS, BEAUTIFUL
same as in the Film
Which, sadly, is not as good as the theatrical version
The orchestrator of both the Broadway and the theatrical version just recently passed away.
this orchestra is very similar to the original soundtrack i’m so happy lmao
Yes I believe Mr Wilson did not use the Broadway orchestrations but the expanded Hollywood film version that starred Barbra Streisand, Walter Matthau, Michael Crawford with a glorious cameo by Louis Armstrong who originally made the title song a hit. The original producer wanted the song cut during out of town previews - he could not stand it - so Jerry Herman had the song covered by Louis Armstrong, it soon became a hit on the radio, so there was no way the song could be dropped from the show.
As an "ex - sound engineer" can I just say that the sound balance and dynamic is just spot on! How the BBC guys just come up and up with world class sound reproduction just goes to prove that the ole' Corp keeps on sorting and delivering.
Wow, Stuart Matthew Price sings TOTALLY on key... really beautiful voice!!
One of Jerry Herman's BEST songs. It moves you and sweeps you INTO the feeling of the show. Also, this is the movie rendition of the song.
Genius arrangements. Just makes you want to watch that glorious film again.
@Jusith- Never has "genius" been more aptly assigned.
Kudos!
The reason why the orchestration for this version is so amazing is because the arrangement is from the Movie version, not the Broadway version. And, as in every Streisand movie musical, the orchestrations were magnificent and the orchestrators pushed themselves to do the best work they ever did. So thrilled that so many of you who wrote below noted that the orchestration was so outstanding. Alfred Newman was the musical director on the movie, but if you see the movie credits, there were approximately 9 of the best orchestrators in Hollywood who worked on the arrangements on the various songs in the film. One you may notice, was Alexander Courage, who incidentally, wrote the famous Star Trek theme from the tv show in the 60s. I loved the opening tenor, but was not thrilled with the female singer (very weak) in red dress (the Streisand part). Oh, well. The rest of it was great. Enjoy!!!!
Amen to all of it. I will just add that by this time Alfred had handed his baton over to his brother Lionel at 20th Century Fox. Lionel Newman and Lennie Hayton did the Dolly arrangements - probably with some input from Roger Edens - Dolly producer and former MGM music director.
Personally i think she has a great voice.
Well, nobody can top Streisand for vocals, but I thought this singer was quite good. She forgot the words at 4:37, "To town we'll trot to a smoky spot," and substituted another line till she got herself right back on track.
This is an amazing comment - I didn't know who the orchestrators were, just that it's a h*ck of a lot better than what Tams sends out, which is still the 1960's orchestration only with the keys updated for Dolly so she''s not in Carol Channing baritone range. Also, as to the "forgotten lyric" - The line is "that Sunday shine is a certain sign", in the official licensed score (at least, the US version).
her voice is why I come back to this version of the song. can’t explain why:)
i love that John Wilson uses the film orchestrations (as he usually does) for Broadway performances. he does the same for West Side Story, King and I, Carousel, etc. the films utilized a large orchestra and that fits the Prom.
I thank walle for bringing me here
Dana Hoxie Ushering guests into the theater for the performance since 2012.
Who else came here from wall-e? Goddamn I love that movie
O meu Deus! Janeiro de 1975, eu com 15 anos passando minhas férias de verão em Fortaleza, capital do estado do Ceará, Brasil, encontro na discoteca de meu tio o vinil com todas canções deste musical magnífico, Hello Dolly!, que havia assistido na TV aberta um ano antes.
Imediatamente consegui uma fita cassete e gravei todo o LP e ao retornar das férias ao Rio de Janeiro passei a ouvir incansavelmente até decorar de ouvido esta do vídeo, e ainda It Takes A Woman e, claro, Hello Dolly! Pra mim o melhor musical com a história mais bonita que assisti até hoje.
E parabéns para os músicos da orquestra e seu maestro pela reedição fidelissima da música e pela brilhante interpretação de todos os cantores no vídeo.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
This is too good. So underrated :(
try watching the movie its so underrated
When they say they dont write songs like that anymore...its very true. RIP...JERRY.😢
Uplifting in times of uncertainty. God bless these people. Can't wait till they are back performing.❤️
Take heart Jen - we're getting there!
Terrific rendition of one of the most interesting and complicated musical orchestrations ever!
Point and counterpoint unending enhance the melody continuously. Such a treat!
Wall-e ♡
Matthew Ford and Stewart Price have great stage presence. Bob Hope used to say that performers should show the audience that they are happy to be there. That's what these two do. A pleasure to hear and watch all the performers, the orchestra, Maida Vale Singers and the wonderful orchestra!
Love this faithful reproduction of this song from the 1969 film Hello Dolly. Beautifully sung with a perfect orchestration!! 👍👍
3'12" Guys singing kids parts!! BRILLIANT!!!
I love how they leaned into the “kids singing” part of this song 😂
Thanks Wall-e
I should thank wall-e for introducing hello dolly to me
The orchestration was phenomenally ... awesome!
That classic sound of Broadway is great!!!!!!
YES--BUT ALL JOHN WILSON ORCHESTRATIONS OF ROGER'S AND HAMMERSTEIN MUSIC, IS TAKEN FROM THE FILM SOUNDTRACK ARRANGEMENTS. AND DOESN'T IT SHOW--WOW !
I love this song one of my favourites from the greatest magical musical " Hello Dolly" , the soloists are OUTSTANDING along with the chorus, this such a an uplifting song and Mr John Wilson and Orchestra play with such energy , wonderful, so joyous to watch.
This Great musical is way underrated....
This was my High School Senior play in 1978. Oh the memories. Billings Senior School, Billings Montana. Hello Dolly
When I was very young, I was cast in a circa-1978 high school play of Dolly! as the kid. My older siblings were in the play, and I played the kid parts. I remember waving flags, drinking coffee for the first time and all the songs. Happy experience.
Same here. Mine was 2007 at Souderton High School. I was on light crew and fell in love with live theater.
Same... high school play 1971. I played French horn in the orchestra... unforgettable memories!
Special credit must go to Matthew Price who kicks this great show tune into gear. Price is a British actor, dancer and West End stage and concert singer known for playing Riff Raff in three European tours of The Rocky Horror Show. He is also a composer, having written Before After (2014) and Imaginary (2017) among other musicals.
How utterly delightful! Sung to the hilt like a super bouncy show tune should be sung😊
I call for a remake of hello dolly set in the same period
I've literally listened to this version at least 100 times, and I just now realized that the lead female singer changed a line - at 4:37 she sings, "That Sunday shine is a certain sign that the girls are hot as a fuse" when the line is actually, "To town we'll trot to a smoky spot where the girls are hot as a fuse." I love this version but I did just notice that.
Correct and good catch!
What a happy song!!! Wonderful orchestra!!!
Love this arrangement so much. I held my breath when she flubbed the lyrics near the end to see if she'd recover. 😱
What a joyous, heartwarming song from the play,movie, “Hello Dolly”. This chorus is marvelous and John Wilson, the conductor, is phenomenal! 🥰👍
Stuart Matthew Price...Wow!
Pitch, tone, phrasing, he's got it all.
Fantastic lyric singer.
None better than him!!!
The full chorus of the Maida vale singers joined by the entire company of soloists: Caroline O'Connor, Sarah Fox, Clare Teal, Annalene Beechey, Matthew Ford, and Charles Castronovo plus Stuart Matthew Price singing the role of Cornelius.
Absolutely love this!! One of my most favourite movies when I was a kid
WOW, that was fantastic!!! Everyone in this is top quality. Everyone's vocal quality and diction is so clear and pure and that orchestration...amazing! They all make it look effortless.
this song from "Hello Dolly" was one of a gew that was use in the Disney movie Wall-e
few
this is actually my favourite song hands down
This song bounces joyfully along. Brings a big smile to my face. 😊
A real treat, superb orchestra, soloists and chorus.
Wall-E's awesome, but please also watch Hello Dolly! You'll be surprised at how similar their themes are.
The song Put on Your Sunday Clothes is from Hello Dolly
thats because its the same song silly
My first bigger role in a show was Ermengarde, I love this song! It takes me back
It`s the art of rebirth of something:
translating, transforming, ...initiating a song into our present time :)
In the end `both` generations get together:
Hello Dolly from one edge, WALL.E from the other `edge`.
Nice job, Walt Disney :)
I could listen to this till the cows come home. Excellent.
Let's not forget the composer of this wonderful score: Jerry Herman.
He also wrote the song "I Am What I Am".
This is a great performance!! I saw the movie in 1969, never heard of Wall-E, but glad others found it too.
Wall-E!
A lively, heart warming song sung in “Hello Dolly”. I was lucky enough to see the play with Carol Channing at a playhouse in Phila., Pa. in the 70’s. I also love the movie. 🥰👍☺️
Jackie Mcmeekin lucky you.......RIP Miss Carol Channing.
This is the most incredible performances I have ever seen
One of the best musicals ever made..adore John Wilson Orchestra.
Another terrific Jerry Herman song. Performed beautifully
To be backed by a full symphony orchestra and choir instead of a small pit ensemble...wow!
These kids are marvellous. It’s very well sung musical theatre of the finest technique more sung than talked and it’s actually perfect diction. Fabulous.
The blonde guy just sounds like Michael Crawford. The music orchestration along with chorus its just wonderful, like everything the BBC does. But... there's no other voice like the one and only Barbra Streisand!
Spectacular!
I love this from wall-e
Then watch Hello Dolly...great movie and many more fantastic musical numbers
Wonderful song sung by very talented people with beautiful voices. How can anyone maintain a bad mood listening to this song? Of course, Barbra Streisand did the signatory work originally in the film, "Hello Dolly," but when we have an ensemble like this she is not truly missed though this was not one of the songs she sang. Compliments to John Wilson, his Orchestra and Chorus for their usual excellent work.
I’m so glad they chose to do the film’s arrangement of the song, it’s so memorable!
LOVE THE LEAD MALE SINGER AS WELL THE REST OF THE EXEMPLARY CHORUS:-)) THANKS
Just wonderful!! One of my favorite songs from the movie version. 🎵 👍👍👍
This tune always puts a pep in my step. Terrific performance! And yay for those shots of the trumpet and trombone sections!
Tears of happiness here!!
I got to see the original Broadway production starring Carol Channing back in the days when ticket prices were affordable.
Amazing!
had the opportunity to see ms channing as dolly in st louis, mo, in 1977, when i was 12, in a revival produced in part by houston grand opera. eddie bracken was her horace vandergelder. it was presented at the muny, st louis' vast 12,000-seat outdoor theater. even at that young age, i knew this was something special, as i had never seen a performer hold an audience that large in the palm of her hand.
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Fortunate fellow.
Stuart Matthew Price. Stuart Matthew Price as Cornelius. It's easy to see why so many people fall in love with him. Great way to start one of Jerry Herman's best tunes. In the Hello Dolly movie it comes at the perfect time, establishing the exciting transition from small town dreams to big city romance.
I love this song
Mi cancion preferida de Hello Dolly. Ademas tras Wall-E mas aun si cabe.🥰
I had never watched Hello Dolly until I saw Wall-E.
As if I see the film itself! Fantastic
Who is the man singing Cornelius? His voice is magnificent and exciting. I love the brasses of John Wilson's orchestra! I even like the new orchestrations and choral arrangement.
Cornelius was sung by Stuart Matthew Price, a highly-acclaimed musical artist and actor.
I should add that the orchestrations and choral arrangements are exactly the same as those that were used in the movie. The guys singing falsetto at one point were standing in for the group of kids you see singing in the film!
He's terrific.
The excellent soloist singing Cornelius at the beginning is Stuart Matthew Price.
Absolutely fantastic!
Hear, hear!
Cannot stop watching this
This is fantastic. A concert version of Put On Your Sunday Clothes with the film orchestration. One of my favorite films.
Stuart Matthew Price is the lead singer here, and he's incredible!
So great!
Just beautiful!!! Congratulations to all!!!
From "Hello Dolly"--A GREAT MUSICAL!
And " WALL•E".
Fiquei simplesmente super emocionado e nostálgico quando vi o personagem WALL-E da animação de mesmo nome assistindo o clip deste espetacular musical.
Fantastic singers and orchestra!
Ótimos cantores, ótimo coro. Demais. Iria fácil nesse concerto.
Thanks for reminding us Real Musicals. .. likewise true Artist are timeless ... !
My favorite song on WALL•E!!
What a song. What a performance. Superb
I agree in genere and number superb
This is one of the great musical songs. Just an enchanting melody and great lyrics. This is an excellent performance, but the Helo Dolly movie is the gold standard.
I was 6 years old when the movie came out, and I was heartbroken not to be taken to see it.
I love this song ❤❤
I put my Sunday clothes on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and including Saturday 😂
All days but Sunday haha 😂
3:12 amazing
Never gets old 😊
Simply glorious
WALL•E
Love this song! 😍😍😍
*"This is a certified robotic classic."*
lmao