The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - The Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live) | REACTION
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Thank you for reacting, I knew you would love this. It is worth noting that this is also the same orchestra that played with Procol Harum's A Whiter Shade of Pale.
DID NOT KNOW THIS!!! That explains a lot!!!!
I second did not know this. And that was an amazing performance too. Thank you for that info.
hey, i love this too :D feeling left out now :( just jk ;)
@@rickharper3940 There is a video from 2006, I believe, of Gary Brooker performing this with the Danish National Orchestra that is next level incredible. Check it out!
Wow I didn't know that!
A great theme from a great movie. That film is a classic because of the music. Ennio Moriconne, who only died a few years ago, was a master at film composing.
One of the best Western ever! Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone are the GOATs.
I love the music. But the film is a classic because it's as good as the music.
@@arnodobler1096School classmates & friends !
@@w9gb yes
Well, the film is not a classic because of the music - the film stands on its own feet. However, the music definitely adds to the overall picture. Enough to say that the film is the best western movie ever made and the music is the best film score ever.
That oboe player is crazy good. His breath control is something else!
English Horn
The lady who sang "wah wah", her name is tuva semmingson, a classically trained singer in her own right, she sings everything from opera to standards to pop. A diva of the 1st class. If you look closely, for this concert she was wearing little six shooter earrings. PERFECT!!!
I watched an interview with the two vocalists.Tuva Semmingsen AKA the Wa Wa Lady, as she has been called by the tube, actually likes being called the Wa Wa Lady. She couldn't believe how this performance took off on the tube. Christine Nonbo Andersen is the solo vocalist in the audience. This was her first performance with the Danish National Orchestra. Both ladies nailed their performances and added a stunning element to this Ennio Morricone masterpiece.
Ennio Morricone was a composer of film soundtracks, where he used instruments and objects that are not normally used in an orchestral ensemble. Electric guitars, basses, ocarinas, bongos ... but also whips, gunshots, gusts of wind. Entering Morricone's work is a complete immersion.
A moving tribute for fidelity down to the smallest details is what the Spaghetti Werstern Orchestra did to him.
A magnificent composition for actor Clint Eastwood's most famous "spaghetti" western. One of the greatest movie theme songs of all time. Thanks for your reaction.
The whistling lady, Tuva Semmingsen, is an incredible singer. Check out her work on RUclips.
This is from Clint Eastwoods best Spaghetti Western that he did early on in his career. Soundtrack written by Ennio Morricone , who recently passed away in 2020. He wrote some wonderful movie scores. He has 2 academy awards, 3 Grammys and among others.
I hate to correct you, but those are Sergio Leone movies, Clint being just one of the many actors in them ... Sergio was a genius and his work with Ennio Morricone , the music composer is nothing short than legendary and real masterpieces of cinema..
@@FabioRigokimbaorso I know that. Morricone was the composer of many movies and I did not imply that Eastwood was the only actor, It was one of his early movies I do not need to be mansplained being a 66 year old ex classical musician.
@@deborahscalise3215 no mansplaing whatsoever, just a filthy something Italian slightly irritated by the lack of recognition for one of the greatest movie director coming out from my country.. those movies are not Clint's (he did great later in his career and recognize the influence of Sergio work on his , by the way)
So beautiful. Best rendition of this I have ever heard. The oboe interlude was heavenly. A lot of the great composers of the last century have composed for films. That’s where the patrons are today.
It's not an oboe though, but an English horn, which is about 1½ times the length of an oboe.
That's why an English horn (and also an oboe d'amore) has the curved bocal between the reed and the body unlike an oboe, to create and angle which makes it much more comfortable to hold this long instrument and easier to reach the keys.
If you google oboe vs. English horn, you can find videos demonstrating the differences in looks and sound between them.
@@ITubeTooInc "Well, ACTUALLY..."
When I heard this music, I knew I have heard this kind of English Horn/Oboe tunes before. I went several days thinking, "Where have I heard it?", then it struck me. The movie "The Mission" with Robert De Niro. I checked, yes it is very much the same Oboe music as in "The Good, The Bad and the Ugly". Surprise surprise, I found out that Ennio Morricone made the music to both films, so he just reused some of the tunes. The music is very similar.
Tip: See the Movie first (get your Handkerchief ready) and then listen to the music separately. The Oboe music is simply called "Gabriel's Oboe", again see the movie first.
What moves me is the amazing things that humans can do when we're not killing each other.
This has been OFFICIALLY recognised as the MOST INFLUENTIAL piece of music EVER in movie history
This movie was another of Clint Eastwood's spaghetti westerns. When I was a kid I listened to the entire soundtrack over and again. Thanks to my mom, who is no longer with us, buying this album. The movie is a classic, and u should watch it.
I think I listen to this song ten times a day and I still can't get enough of it. And the movie with Clint Eastwood is very good.
In my non-expert opinion, I have to rate that as a Perfect Performance, perfect musicianship, perfect orchestration, perfect arrangement, perfect vocals, perfect direction (oh yeah!...what a director!), even the filming...the camera work. What a great piece of music!!
And last but certainly not least, the recording. The balance. It's so amazing, it seems like you can hear every instrument.
@@THOMMGB yes, you're so right!
It's one of the best italian Western ever...the music is so great....you have to See and hear it...masterpieces, you'll Not regret IT!!!!!!!!!! ❤
Is the best western EVER!
02:42 What is that instrument?
- Those are TUBULAR BELLS or CHIMES.
Haven't you never heard the famous first album by Mike Oldfield wich title is TUBULAR BELLS? The opening title was used in the movie "The Exorcist".
It's an awesome movie theme, executed in a masterful yet playful way.
This instrument that you asked about ios called Tubular Bells (which is also a name for few Mike Oldfield albums which I strongly suggest you should listen, especially Tubular Bells II). Danish Symphony Orchestra is known for events like this. And they are really good at that. And also welcome to the Ennio Morricone music (just check for how many movies he composed soundtracks).
aka Chimes
@@MrSmartAlec But tubular....
Speaking of Tubular Bells... The theme from "The Exorcist" is my ringtone.
@@MrSmartAlec No, tubular bells and chimes are not the same. Chimes are considerably smaller in size and have a different sound.
@@Vinterfrid If you see "Chimes" in an English language film score (or, indeed, any English language orchestral score) you can be 90% sure it's tubular bells. If you see "Orchestral Bells", you can be 90% sure it's a glockenspiel. If you see "Bar chimes" or "chime tree", you can be 90% sure it's a mark tree (probably the "chimes" you refer to). So yes, to most English speaking composers, chimes and tubular bells are the same. But it would certainly avoid confusion if everyone (in English) just called them tubular bells, glockenspiel, and mark tree respectively - names no-one seems to misunderstand. And then we have wind chimes, which are also sometimes used orchestrally, and which some composers think are the same as the mark tree. They aren't. 🙂 (The absolute worst is when a composer, orchestrator or arranger just writes "Bells" - which could refer to at least 50 different instruments - 15-20 of them pretty common...).
I get a tear at the beginning of ecstasy of gold every time.
Glad you reacted to this and your observation was spot on! No words! But highly emotional pieces (TG,TB,TU and Ecstacy of Gold). Amazing how this moves me and has for ~ 55 years now. But I think DNSO took it to the pinacle w this one!
Another great performance by this Orchestra is their rendition of another Classic Western "Once Upon a Time in the West" You will not be disappointed.
Hard to believe that Ennio Moriconne had this in his head and passed it on to an orchestra....mind blowing music!
Ennio Morricone legendary composer
My father ran a repair garage from our home in the early 70’s. One of his customers had a 1965 GTO with an 8-track player. He had a tape of this soundtrack. I forgot what repair dad was doing but when my older brother and I found that tape we played this theme over and over again till we drained the battery. Got our butts blistered but it was worth it.
Great Ennio Morricone,great Sergio Leone ....MIGHTY TALENTS🤍❤️💚!!
This is what happens when you put this much talent in one room
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Ennio Moriccone was a prolific film score composer. Here he is conducting the theme from his film score for "The Mission":
ruclips.net/video/s7w-IeNR9ko/видео.htmlsi=osBfIwfhsnb_paEw
(Also a great movie with Robert De Niro & Jeremy Irons, about the impact Catholic missionaries had on native cultures in Brazil during the 18th century.)
Aw, c'mon, really?
"The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly", "For A Fistful Of Dollars", and "For A Few Dollars More" are a trilogy of some of the greatest spaghetti westerns starring Clint Eastwood, they are classics that everybody (apparently not) should have watched by now.
It was funny that you said "this is so relaxing..." when this part of the theme was used in some of the most tense and dramatic parts of the movie. I guess you just had to be there. 😎
I think the instrument you were asking about is the tubular bells.
Watch the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns. You can't go wrong. Good reaction and a very talented orchestra.
"That" instrument being played with a small hammer sort of thing that you asked about is called Tubular Bells.
They also do the soundtracks to the other two movies in the trilogy. They are, believe it or not, just as good as this, yet only about 1/2 of 1% of the people who react to this react to them. On RUclips everyone simply copies other people with no actual knowledge of the subjects.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly is the third of the Man with No Name spaghetti westerns staring Clint Eastwood. You should watch them in release order, Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good... All are by director Sergio Leone with music composed by Enrico Morriconne (and I'm sure I spelled those names incorrectly). Fistful is an unofficial remake of Kurisawa's Yojimbo if you are interested in watching the original first.
Other good ones from them is music from Star Trek, The Godfather and James Bond
Nothing beats the original and Edda Delores voice
They have two name to them, the first is orchestral chimes, and the second is bells.
For a frame of reference, this music was composed at about the same time as the orchestral rock of the Moody Blues, "Days of Future Passed" (featuring "Nights in White Satin"). It was a very creative period.
This is, of course, the soundtrack to the famous cowboy movie, "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly," starring Clint Eastwood.
Did you notice that the lady who sang the Wah Wahs was wearing pistol earrings ?
Hangings are a recurring theme throughout this western movie, hence the Hanging man
Waaa-Waaa!!
Superbly done! Excellent artistry and musicianship!! Bravo!!👏🏻👏🏻 They are at the top of their game! Suggest you react to their collaboration with Procol Harum performance of A Whiter Shade of Pale. You'll be amazed... again!!
Fantastic thanks Denmark ❤
Have you watched the movie?
If this gets you interested in instrumentals, there is a song called Albotross by a band you have heard of, Fleetwood Mac.
Probably the best chill out music ever! 👍🇬🇧
If you've seen the movie then the music is even more enjoyable. "The good, the bad and the ugly" is one of the best movies ever made and one of the best soundtracks. This is an excellent rendition of the music.
Those are 2 themes of the movie..
The main Theme "the Good the Bad and the Ugly" + the theme "Ecstasy of Gold" from the iconic "cemetery scene" from the end of the movie where it then comes to the big showdown/gunslinger shoot out of the 3 main protagonists.
Watch the movie..it is one of the best western movies ever...don´t get imposed by the 3 hours those 3 hours will go by quick
Teach me to comment before watching the whole reaction. The first instrument you questioned is the Tubular Bells. The guy with the thing is an Oboe. The one you didn't ask about that looks like a yam that is being blown into is an Ocarina.
If you liked this you might like watching the Spaghetti Western Orchestra preforming a bunch of Moricone's music with unusual instruments (including the audience) here: ruclips.net/video/DpU8W-wvRZ0/видео.html
Olena UUTAi. Earth music Jaw Harp. Музыка Земли Варган Горловое пение ruclips.net/video/LH2J81ZjsGk/видео.html
Music composed by the great Ennio Moriconne . Known for his haunting movie sound tracks
You have to hear the original to really appreciate how amazing it is that they are recreating this live with human voices replacing some of the instruments used in the original.
Salvo - you could just watch the first 5-10 minutes of the movie and you get the music. But then you would want to keep watching!
The first instrument you asked about that was struck were Tubular Bells.... (Hence the title of the Mike Oldfield album... And the instrument played that soothed you was an oboe. But above all Ennio Morriconne is a spectacular film composer.... Your read out a lot of his flim score there... Keep on Rocking
Actually that is NOT an oboe, it is an English horn. They have a similar sound, but the mouthpiece you see here on the ENGLISH HORN is longer and has a slight curve to it, and the instrument itself is longer in length than the OBOE. An OBOE's mouthpiece is shorter and straight with no curve, But again, they have a some what similar sound, so they are often confused by listeners who are not musicians. Both instruments are from the same "family."
@@patticrichton1135 Thank you for the correction... even at 70 one finds that every day can be a school day... But I satisfy myself that I have at least got the correct family and not made the cardinal error of calling it a Clarinet...! Take care.
Staying with the western theme I would suggest reacting to Once Upon a Time in The West. IMO this is Ennio Morricone best western movie score. 👍
Once upon a time in America
His Masterpiece imao
I would defintely look forward to your reaction of the movie this music was based on!!
I had a history professor who used to play this before tests. Back in 71/72.
Iconic film score for one of the greatest westerns ever made. A must-see!!
The instrument you asked about about at 2:42 is a set of tubular bells. Back in the '70s, Mike Oldfield released the album "Tubular Bells," the title track was the theme for the movie "The Exorcist"
Yes. SalvoG should do "Tubular Bells". I don't know if there is a live video version, but it would be great.
mike oldfields tubular bells album is another
It’s called a masterpiece. Great music
The movie is AWESOME.
Canção do Mar by Pelageya & Elmira kalimulina ruclips.net/video/0evioUE_KGU/видео.htmlsi=cLZPZGVOsIInVbOL
The Danish National Symphony is my favorite in the world. Check out their version of Maurice Ravel's Bolero. It's my favorite.
The name of the score is actually "Ecstasy of Gold." The band Metallica plays their version of this score....
oooo!!! Symphonic reactions!! That'd be really cool!
NOW, you need to watch there other western soundtracks!
My choice would be FISTFULL OF DOLLARS, FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE AND ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST!❤😂
The instrument you don't know is called the Tubular Bells!!!
Can't you just see the cowboy on horseback, riding across the plains!!
Pick a nice afternoon and Bucket of Popcorn. Clint Eastwood classic film.
True “Spaghetti Western” by Sergio Leone 1960s (see his other films).
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Tuva and Christine vocal duet near end - very powerful .
They also performed the theme tune from “For A Few Dollars More” another “Spaghetti Western”. It’s decent.
Probably my favorite movie ever. Have probably watched it a dozen times over the years. And the music throughout the movie is just stunning.
Great song, if you liked it this one is even better imo : ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST | Danish National Symphony Orchestra
Ennio Morricone è il più Grande Compositore Musicale di tutti i tempi..Bisognerà fargli una statua..
Filmed in Spain ..music by Ennio Morricone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Italian movie director Sergio Leone made a number of American westerns back in the 1960s and 1970s, which were dubbed “spaghetti westerns,” because they were shot mostly in Italy using Italian crews (though not, for the most part, actors). A brilliant composer named Ennio Moricone composed the scores for all of these movies, which included a trilogy of movies that starred Clint Eastwood - “A Fistful of Dollars,” “For a Few Dollars More,” and “The Good, the Bad & the Ugly” - plus one that starred Charles Bronson and Henry Fonda, among others, called “Once Upon a Time in the West.” The scores are all great, but for my money, the best is “Once Upon a Time in the West.” It's also one of my all-time favorite movies, a sprawling more than 3 hour long epic. There's a video of this same orchestra reacting to its themes. Check it out.
Metallica used this to open their famous show in Moscow. Before "Enter Sandman ".
watch the film and you will understand much more.. As many see it, probably the best western film, created by a genius of a director, and a genius of a film music composer, and with Clint Eastwood in the lead role..! Fantastically reproduced by Denmark's national symphony orchestra..! Maybe make a reaction to the movie..???
Tubular Bells is the instrument. And the relaxing instrument is an oboe.
Nice reaction!
Next : HAVASI - Golden Eagle
The relaxing instrument was the Oboe a reed instrument like the saxophone
Those movies were called "spaghetti western" because music and picture were made by italians BUT they starred american actors like Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Lee Van Cleef, Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, Robert De Niro, and so on.
Ennio Morricone and Sergio Leone were a diamond couple in the movies and not only western. If you like you can check the following: The good, the bad and the ugly - A fistful of dollars - For some dollars more - A fistful of dinamyte - Once upon a time in the west - Once upon a time in America.
The composer recreated sounds from the film as part of the soundtrack. Troops marching, train moving, gun fire, etc. And some animals too: the coyote as musical instrument.
Ennio Morricone was a genius. And the Danish symphony did his work justice, I'd say.
Metallica uses the second piece (The Ecstasy of Gold) as the intro to every Metallica concert.
And if you haven't seen a good old Clint Eastwood spaghetti western, you should. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is a great one and a classic. Also A Fistful of Dollars, and For A Few Dollars More. These three are supposedly a trilogy, though not necessarily connected except for Clint Eastwood's character "the man with no name." Some say the idea they are a trilogy was a marketing ploy, which is very possible.
Some also say that despite Fistful coming out first and Good, Bad, Ugly coming out last, that the latter is actually a prequel, so the correct order would be The Good, The Bad and The Ugly > A Fistful of Dollars > For a Few Dollars More.
Honestly, I don't think it really makes any difference. They all stand on their own.
The early instruments you reacted to were the ocarina (like a mini football with holes) and the tubular bells; many orchestras have these bells but the actual stands for hanging them on differ. the wind instrument was the cor anglais, a relative of the oboe. Lots of film music on u-tube from the DNSO, they have regularly done concerts on a theme, this was "Westerns". Enjoy! :-)
Once Upon a Time in the West is 4eally good and probably Morricones best soundtrack
This was amazing! If you want to listen to an amazing voice, try Lara Fabian "Broken vow"
Such an ICONIC review … “ ..right here, this guy with this thing!” describing the Oboe musician!! I felt the same way!!! I have since learned from watching many reviews of this musical score that the conductor, Sarah Hicks, is from the Minneapolis Orchestra. I live in MN and I definitely need to attend one of her concerts. I “borrowed” the following from another person’s review but I think this was some excellent information …
“”The conductor here is an American "guest" conductor for this concert. Sarah Hicks is the principal conductor of the Minneapolis Orchestra, graduate Magna Cum Laud with a BA degree in music composition from Harvard University. Sarah is highly sought after as a "guest" conductor the world over and has worked with dozens of orchestras all over the word in both hemispheres.
What does a conductor do? In this case Sarah chose all of the music for this concert which centered on Ennio Morricones' Spaghetti Western movies sound tracks. She spent hours studying the entire score, making notes as she went along that she would later share with the musicians during rehearsal, She then rehearsed the Orchestra and choir sharing her vision for the various songs, what the dynamics would be, play softy here, a bit more fortissimo (with force) there, establishing what the tempo will be, applying her leadership to inspire these very "Top Shelf" musicians to project her vision of the music and concert.
Sarah does have a series of RUclips educational videos addressing this very question that you asked: "What does a conductor do?'" She is quite an impressive young lady, very talented and, I feel quite gifted!””
You might also try this version of the same song by The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain at ruclips.net/video/pLgJ7pk0X-s/видео.html. I believe the Ukes version predates the Danish Orchestra version.
Dude, should have watched the movie first before listesting to this. Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach & Lee Van Cleef - a classic. This song is key!
I can't abide Westerns as a genre usually, just not my thing. But the exception is The Good, The Bad and The Ugly simply because of the score.
How did you miss the hanged man lol, either you missed it or just didn't comment. That instrument is a set of Tubular Bells, also the name of an amazing piece by Mike Oldfield, unfortunately always now associated with the film The Exorcist being the theme tune. I would reccomend you listen to the full piece from the album of the same name. All instruments played by Mike Oldfield himself, a true masterpiece also performed live on BBC. 👍🇬🇧
If you are going to watch The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly; I strongly recommend a good drink and some popcorn to go with it. An incredible soundtrack by Ennio Morricone for an incredible movie directed by Sergio Leone! Enjoy!
The best one is "Once Upon A Time In The West" by the Danish National Symphony Orchestra.
How come Metallica is not playing after The Ecstasy of Gold?
A beautiful rendition of arguably the best Western theme song of all time. Thank you
I was reminded of 2008's The Good, the Bad, and the Weird. South Korea's version of a spaghetti western, the most expensive at the time. A thief steals a map. He flees to Mongolia, chased by a Chinese gang, the Japanese army and the world's coolest bounty hunter. This confuses the local tribesmen. Chase scene stars: knives, guns, horses, jeeps, and trucks
That's an Oboe that guy is playing. The other guy is playing the chimes.
Masterpiece of Music by Ennio Morricone and masterpiece of movie by Sergio Leone.
The joy of Ennio Marricone! Try "Cinema Paradiso" sometime.
It's called a tubular Bell,like the theme music from the Excorcist.
What do you find to be insane about it? The score? The singing? The playing?
I have seen them playing this live incl theme spngs from other movies. Do yourself a favour and watch some more. Our National Symfoniorcestra is nothing less than amazing.
Best greetings from Denmark. 😊🇩🇰
Metallica teamed up with the San Francisco Orchestra and did 2 CD’s listen to the song The Ecstasy Of Gold, it’s a good one