Richard Wagner - Götterdämmerung - Siegfried's Funeral March
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2008
- Götterdämmerung (Twilight of the Gods), WWV 86D, is the last in Richard Wagner's cycle of four music dramas titled Der Ring des Nibelungen (The Ring of the Nibelung, or The Ring for short).
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everytime i hear this i think back when i was a child and my grandfather took me to see Excalibur he was so worried i would not sit still. once i heard the movie and saw the opening fight scene, i never moved from my seat and i never made a sound. one of the best memories i have.
and i was hooked on classical music after this!
take care
Excailer is what led me here
as well.
@@internetwonderbuilder4741 A great movie that is still powerful even today.
One of my all time favorites!
@@dworley3910 I understand what you mean I do hope other generations can enjoy this as we do.
Still one of my favourite films. Since I was a kid.
I can't win this staring contest with Richard Wagner
hear the music of Olde Europa. ears win hands down.
Don't be too hard on yourself. The man is winning two separate staring contests at the same time, here.
@@fritzvold9968 ,z,
Not like those oil painting ninnies
I did, it took me 8:21.
I win.
Ner ner ney ner ner.
Wagner's music is pure passion, sometimes overwhelming passion.
Basado
Yeah....just spent the last 15 min with tears rolling down my face and smiling. Maybe its the Irish in me
agree 10 from 10 nazis :)
@@peanutarbuckle7397 been there, bro
Often times, overwhelming
The final performance of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra before they were evacuated on Thursday, April 12, 1945.
Thanks to the gods I am not related to that Austrian punk who ruined everything.
Ich bin Deutscher. Ich lasse mir von niemandem irgendeinen Scheiß über mein Land erzählen. Und schon gar nicht kann einer von euch Idioten darüber entscheiden, was deutsch ist und was nicht.
@15th generation holocaust survivor communists? I would love to
there is no gods you stupid fuck...@@Skarmo.
@@cvonta it's hitler who destroyed Germany throwing it in thw worst war ever. He made all the declarations of war. That's what war brings you. Always.
Richard Wagner was born in Leipzig a city not far from Dresden where I come from. His music is the most powerful written of all the great composers that my country produced. Immense music that chills to the bone.
It is a certain genre of music, and in that genre, it is certainly powerful. But I wouldn't certainly consider him as the greatest composer from Germany. There are many others, some of them greater than Wagner. I like very much this funeral march though. Very impressive.
Don't forget Ludwig.
In my humble opinion he was the greatest composer your country produced.
My country had Elgar and Holst.
You're absolutely right!
@@Saxondog Oh yes, you cant beat a bit of the old, Ludwig, Van eh?
@@BradBrassmanToo right.
The first time I heard this piece of music was in the movie "Excalibur". I still can't listen to it without remembering the scene where the lady of the lake reaches out and grabs Excalibur. Goosebumps galore!
That scene brought me here... Such a beautiful scene 😍
Then there are twoo of us
@@gilgameshhawhaw2651
Hear, hear!
At 3:30 begins Percival’s second trip to the lake…….the trumpet as the hand rises from the water and the sword is cast…..and the cymbal crash when the LoL catches Excalibur! John Boorman was firing on all cylinders! Magnificent!
@@benjaminperez7328 this is one of the best part along with the scene of king Arthur's burial
Don't forget Highlander 2 😉
Bei diesem Stück von Richard Wagner bekomme ich jedes mal Gänsehaut... Die Dramaturgie in dem Stück ist unbeschreiblich ❤️
Es ist so...
Unbeschreiblich. Ich bin so froh, diese Musik hören zu können.....
Me too . This freezes our soul 👍
Ich auch! Einer der besten Musikstücke der Welt wie ich finde an Dramatik nicht mehr musikalisch zu überbieten! Wagner ist einfach großartig. Lang tragende Passagen - ich liebe das!!!
Ich stimme mit dir überein
Hard to imagine all of this music coming out of one man's imagination. He was truly amazing.
Yes, agreed.
Imagine, that a human being can make such beautiful music. That gives me hope, because then there is virtually no limit to what 7 billion humans can do, if we just put aside petty differences, prejudices and dislikes.
he's a geniuse so it's normal
He once said the music came to his brain already formed, as a gift from somewhere.
He was influenced by satan
He was channelling Mozart did the same as a four year old connection to the higher consciousness 🧐
Thank you Germany for all the great composers and writers you have given us :)
It was a pleasure for us. You're welcome!
Don't forget Austria!
@@armelliumthefulgent.6053 yes cause Thomas Mann and Holderlin were Austrian right...
@@armelliumthefulgent.6053 No
@@ANormalMeme good, that Austrians are Germans :)
"You will be the land, and the land will be you. If you fail, the land will perish; as you thrive, the land will blossom."
Great, great movie...
matelot95 "Kitchen knives and greasy spit shall be your weapons, boy...to the kitchens with you!"
matelot95 All rulers should know those words with each passing day.
matelot95 "...Rejoice with Great Gladness...!"
nur ein mensch hat das gemacht, wagner, wir haben leider nix damit zu tun. wir können nichts geben nur staunen
Never have i ever eaten chips so dramatically in my life before
I'll take a potato chip...and EAT IT!! *glitter scatters everywhere*
Simon Prasse fat fuck
Proper reply!
All Attention. Hopefully not swallowed.
@@stevebrule9343 I thought it was funny oh valiant keyboard warrior.
Götterdämmerung is a masterpiece of the ring cycle.
You can have an operation for hemmoroids that's not too painful these days.😂
Wagner is a great artist, in my opinion his work always shines and comforts.
"my king I couldn't do it, Excalibur cannot be lost, other men..."
"do as I command, one day a king will come, and the sword will rise again"
W V I wonder who that king will be?
Hans Zimmer's "lover" as me, in this decline of Western civilization I am afraid there won't be. :)
But one day, anyway, a king will come, and the sword will rise again. ;)
W V my favorite scene of all time!!
Are you just a dream Merlin?
A dream to some and a nightmare to others!!
Love that scene. The music is just so intense when Merlin leaves Arthur and then truly heartbreaking when Merlin comes back to Arthur at the end. What a great movie.
This is so beautiful and haunting at the same time. It makes me feel like I should be in another place and another time. Listening to this I think of my childhood and being in the woods in the wintertime. Days gone by that will forever be missed.
I agree, it feels very Nordic in its inspiration. I'm Scandinavian myself and familiar with the Poetic Edda, one of the main sources for the myths of the Volsungs and Siegfried - the connection to a Nordic heritage in this music and in the Ring as a whole has always been clear to me.
Incidentally, either the opening part of this piece or something quite similar was used just before the announcement on German radio of the death of Adolf Hitler on April 30, 1945. Talk about abuse of an amazing piece of music!
I have this memory as well, every fall it comes back on haunts me for awhile.
There is only one reason to spend a lot of money for a really loud music system for your car:
Wagner ist perfect entire music, emotional, strong, sensitive, absolutely untouchable
Proud and noble also
God damit why did I read these English words in German
@@louism.3435 He used "ist" by mistake instead of "is". Common thing germans do, always read the rest with Werner Herzog accent
This is very touching.Very emotional.Wagner's harmony is so from the inner centre of the human soul.
Yes, it is a great evocation of grief and loss, perhaps also the unfathomable mystery of the death of a hero (in the opera, due to treachery).
Wagner..the most in-depth knowledge of orchestra in his own life. The swell up of the orchestra where they fully come in to play at the crescendo. Percussion ensemble.. woodwind instruments..brass ..all positioned in a way that textures the music. The brass : trumpets/french horn etc project an epic resonance. Just.. sublime... PS..dad I miss you so much xx
This music conveys something deeply encoded that's intense, strong and impressionable! There's a sadness yet calmness in how it's written for a musical expression! Simple and sophisticated all at the same time! Love how it contrasts the moods!😁👍👌❤️🖤💛❤️🌹
I first came across this music in Boorman's movie Excalibur and the music and the movie are permanently on my favorites list. I love Wagner's careful and ominous stirrings.
Rise... King Arthur.I am your humble knight, and I swear allegiance to the courage in your veins. So strong it is, its source must be Uther Pendragon's. I doubt you no more!
That movie is amazing
Our Time will come again not to win but to Die in Glory🏴Death before Dishonour🇬🇬
Keep it Uriens!
@@Ayeshteni 😄😄
First time I heard it was in Excalibur - 1981, last time was yesterday in Army of the Dead - 2021! lol
I came here after Army of the Dead too :)
Also reminded me of Excalibur and I had to Google the peice. Only reason I watched army of the the dead is bcz dude from Blade Runner 2049 was in it. I don't know his name.
@@scottbranlawns His name is Forest Whitaker.
My first time hearing it was In Captain America: The First Avenger - 2011
Wagners Musik ist einzigartig, monumental und fascienierend zugleich! Tausend Dank fürs Vorführen! ❤🥀
There is something almost hypnotic about Richard Wagner's music
4:00 - 4:12
"What was our fight and our martyrdom shall one day be the resurrection!"
YES
Immense REGRET
YES my brother. Awesome vid.
Heil!
Leon Degrelle right?
The advert in the middle should be a hanging offence
amen
YewTube will destroy itself and music will be free again
Thank you for addressing this criminal behavior.
I agree totally. There are too damn many commercials.
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"Any man who would be a knight, who would follow a king, follow me!!!"
This a style of music that if you can't appreciate you surely must be a lost soul. it's magnificent!
It helps to know the story of Seigfried and have listened to all nine hours of the operas as well. How nany of us have had the time fir that. A shortcut is to .isten to Anna Russelk' hilarious guide to the Ring Cycle.
Yup, my own introduction to Wagner and his music dates back to when I was ten years old - by way of two LP albums we had at home with highlights from Siegfried and Tristan, both of them part of the famous mid-sixties Karl Böhm/Birgit Nilsson/Wolfgang Windgassen series from Bayreuth (in Wieland Wagner's productions). I was hooked, and have been listening to and watching Wagner's work ever since.
jokes on you i dont have a soul
I love this piece! Reminds me of growing up watching one of my all time favorites movies, "Excalibur"! They used this piece at the end for King Arthur's funeral procession (so to speak) out to sea (and for ending credits). Gives me goose bumps just listening to it. :)
the actor who played the king is dead!
When the Brits borrow a German classical music piece for their eternal saga, you know you've produced good shit.
I'm here because of my love for the movie "Excalibur". I was blown away by this track in the film and thought that it was original to the film. It wasn't until recently that I realised that this was a piece from Wagner. I remember thinking, "what genius composed this incredible piece!?". Wagner was a true genius.
“Guards, Knights, Squires; prepare for battle!!!!! ” Sir Kay
I am so pumped up with energy when I hear him say that in the movie.
I was fortunate enough to play most of Wagner's pieces in high school (Liebestod, Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral, Diemeistersinger, Seigfried's Funderal March, Love and Death)...our band director had immigrated from Germany in the early 1900s. He was a Christian man and very loving. He saw the rich history of the music from his homeland, and I'm glad he taught it to us.
The greatest Germanic musical genius. I am left stunned
Debatable.
Beethoven: Am I a joke to you?
O great Beethoven! I grovel at your feet!
Handel . 🙂
Uhhh...Amadeus might have something to say
Absolute elegance, no one shall EVER tell me again to turn this off during my art classes.
End music from "Excalibur". Fantastic movie!! John Boorman. What a vision!!!
They played this on German radio for three days when their army was surrounded and destroyed at Stalingrad in the Second World War. Epic and yet ominous. Thanks for the post!
Thanks to the last defenders of Europe
@@TheLoprais58 Only the stupidity of Germany equates starting a world war with an act of defence...
TheLoprais58 Thank you my dear soviet soldier, who you ended the bribed barbary of fascism in europe.
@@TheLoprais58 May they rest in peace
TheLoprais58 where do u get you’re informations from? The Reichspropagandaminesterium? And Poland invaded Germany by attacking the radio station in Gleiwitz eh? Holy fuck....
I played that last year for New Year's Eve at 5am when everyone was lying sleeping or drunk on the floor.
I was tired myself but dedicated my last forces to enjoying this wonderful piece.
Was it loud?
Wagner is great! I love his fantastic music and the great operas! Thank you very much for uploading!👏🏻
Yep, a magnificent piece of music which I first heard in the film 'Excalibur' from 1981. That was a great film too!
I like how it's sad as a great man is lost, but also mighty in honor of that man's greatness
Richard Wagner Music is Masterful!
Wagner is one of my favorites of all time. What marvelous sounds, full of glory and despair both. He's a marvel.
Thank you very much for uploading this masterpiece of classic music 🎼!!👍🏻👏🏻
What a masterpiece. It’s making me buy a home theater
i beat you to it.
_He walked to the forest, to the lair of the wolf_
_Said:_ ''I'm looking for Europe, I'll tell you truth.''
_Some find it in a flag, some in the beat of a drum_
_Some with a book, and some with a gun_
_Some in a kiss, and some on the march_
_But if you're looking for Europe, best look in your heart_
Max Cady Sol Invictus!!
awww
Where is that quote from?
@@doctorfaustxvi A song with excellent lyrics. Called "Looking For Europe" by Sol Invictus. But be warned. While the lyrics are great, the song itself sucks. It's just the same repetitive tune over and over while the guy semi-sings.
@@arcticchod5370 It seems that we have quite a different taste in music, I have just listened to that song for half an hour on repeat.
It is a perfect representation of the European spirit: Simple and pure.
Beautiful and melancholic.
Repetitive like a Hyperborean winter where every night shines the same under the mighty influence of Aurora Borealis.
Thank you for your answer.
Never thought I would get into classical music. I have to admit, this piece is very good.
if you like this, there's much, much more... try Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Ravel
I want this played at my funeral
u rnt worthy, punkass
This thread made me laugh
I can't stop laughing...
@@hazelnuts9647 what about me?, i kill a dragon with my bare hands
With or without the Lotus II title song afterwards?
This is one of the most beutiful pieces of music written. Forget what schisms you have.
So this is where that awesome piece from Excalibur came from! I might have to go on a Wagner binge and explore his music.
This is one of my ABSOLUTE All Time Favourite Music ..Wagner was NOTHING Less than one of the GREATEST Genius of ALL Time ...
Diese Musik ist reinste Meditation, Wunderschön und Zeitlos
So I just watched Army of the Dead and decided pay my respects to the OG Muzak!
“We dreamed of something marvellous” Léon Degrelle
And we still dream
No lie that’s how I found this
Quel lien entre Degrelle et Wagner ? développez s'il-vous-plaît !
Это ЧЕЛОВЕК ЗЕМЛИ,вне времени,вне национальности,его музыка вечна, если уж растения отлично растут под нее,то нас людей она делает чище,умнее и добрее, БРАВО маэстро!!!
The greatest piece of music in human history. I will accept no argument.
It's excellent, but Brahms symphony 1 or Schubert's unfinished symphony are true gems.
What about Mozart's Requiem or Beethoven's 9th?
_Zadok the Priest_ seems like a decent contender to me.
I could name several pieces by Wagner alone that I like better. Gotterdamerung’s finale for one
There are, perhaps, a few works that rival this one, but certainly no more than a handful.
this music is life affirming. from the utter emptiness of the void, it asserts that we are alive and will achieve great things.
WOW! Is there any other music remotely approaching this level of awesomeness?
Love him or hate him, Wagner stands alone.
As I sit and listen to this today, I feel both dread and hope at the same time. I have had the most depressing and angst filled week of my life. I felt as though today would be the last and final act of my life. But I now believe that I will become reborn, and no longer will let all the depression and suicidal thoughts rule me. While death is all of our fates, it is in our hands how we wish to spend our lives. From this day forward, no matter where my fate takes me, I will walk willingly.
You good now?
life has no meaning so it doesn't matter
@@adolfelmarjukic9133 Stoicism>Nihilism
@@ilubo6893 much better now. Thanks for asking friend. Couldn’t see past my nose and was ready to take the “L”’. But life does get better, I’m glad i chose not to end it.
Father, Son, Holy Ghost.
A King without a sword. The Land without a King!
Ahh, the opening of Excalibur, the greatest Arthur film of all time!
Without Tim the Enchanter? Blasphemy!
Well yes, but thIs piece was used throughout the entire film as well..
Wagner´s music makes you believe again in mankind.
He was against jewish people
this is music for white people. we whites are a separate race with its own culture and sensibilities. we do not want or need to be blended into some 'human race'. nor do we want other races claiming our heritage.
@@zmajodnocaja5088 ....For all I know, this performance could have been done by the Tokyo Philharmonic.
Maybe the Chinese will purchase Bayreuth.
@RentVandH2O ....But once they receive Western culture, they could (and have -- the Japanese) "come out" with this kind of music.
Would the Germans have composed music like this without coming into contact with Greco-Roman culture (via the Roman Church)? Was this a product of the Marcomanni or Frankish or Ostrogothic or Suebi tribes? ....No.
@@zmajodnocaja5088 Shush, you do NOT speak for all whites, don't even try to act like you do
I attended a show in KCMO at the symphony recently. They played various pieces from the Ring Cycle. When this piece was played, they dimmed the lights and just the orchestra played. The mood was somber, solemn and tragically sad. This made the whole event bone chilling awesome~ beautiful and memorable. Journey to Valhalla . Kudos KC Symphony...Awesome AF!
Excalibur ending. That was a masterpiece.
This is how a hero goes out
What a wonderful piece of spine-tingling music. Discovered this through Excalibur.
Excalibur lead me here. This song was specifically made for the ending of Excalibur, there's just no other explanation.
"Behold, the Sword of Power: Excalibur! Forged when the World was young, and bird and beast and flower were one with man, and death was but a dream."
I still see the lady of the lake's hand rising from the water to receive Excalibur whenever I hear this music.
Man kann über Wagner sagen was man will , seine Musik ist DEFINITIV über JEDEN Zweifel Erhaben , Ich verehre ihn Definitiv .
Nö.
Ich mag seine Musik, aber ich kann gut verstehen, wenn man sie zu mächtig findet. Ist ja doch auf episch & so ausgelegt, also auch wenn ich sie mag, verstehe ich, wie man ihn nicht mögen kann, genauso gibts auch Menschen, die geigen bzw Streichinstrumente nicht mögen, also auch für die habe ich Verständnis
leotheking1000 bitte, halt die klappe ! XD
05giacomo hmm, nö
hör mal onkelz , ihr sollt den tag nicht vor dem abend loben XD
ehrlich gesagt find ich onkelz einfach kacke :o by far fav band ist system, dann BfmV, paar lieder von Ensiferum, und Slipknot hat auch einige kompetente Sachen, aber onkelz fand ich immer scheiße :o
Rammstein ist geil!
Ah Wagner... still you reach deep into my soul.
Wunderschön, berührend, mitreißend und bezaubernd. Wie eine Reise durch verschiedene unerschlossene Welten…..
Arthur pulls the sword from the stone...”WE HAVE OUR KING....THANKS BE TO GOD”
At 4:20 my breath was taken away and came back 45 seconds later- simply amazing and genius
I am sad. There is barely a person al8ve who can understand the complexity of this piece and the story it tells. The hero's journey, triumphant even in death.
go raise kids then
Used in EXCALIBUR. When King Arthur meets his end and Sir Percival throws the sword Excalibur back to the Lady of the Lake.
GREAT, GREAT music.
I was only 9 when that film came out & was blown away, also by the Carl Orff O Fortuna played when Arthur is rejuvenated and rides to battle with Mordred. I assumed at that age this was music written for the movie that was just particularly superior. Not until middle school did I learn the true origins.
all i can think about is the shitty one and all i can imagine is the bit where merlin goes "a dream do some.......a nighTMARE TO OTHERS" and vanishes
I'm thinking of making this my alarm clock...
It was used in the whole movie
"Come Father...let us embrace at last"
I am glad to see you have classical music, I need such music to untie the knots in my soul. Thank you!
Makes me wish R Wagner was here on RUclips liking his own song and reposting it
Excalibur- Best of all King Arthur movies!
From this time, this place, future generations of music lovers: Will discover Richard Wagner's music, and be completely awed by the talent and the passion.
The way the clarinet picks up....it's God.
I'm really tired of people thinking this is "Nazi" music, when this guy was way before World War II. Music is an art of expression.....
Hitler's favorite...
Yes, agreed - and even before WW1.
@Almerich !APO statt AfD! Wagner is Wottan musician. Pure Hiperborean spirit.
@@jimmyarmijo792 he also drank water
@Lilith does stuff I doubt it, the guy fought side by side with Mikhail bakunin, an anarcho communist I'm the revolutions of 1848
This is my favourite piece of Wagner. It is utterly brilliant.
Wagner was a genius.
same
This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard, it will always be a part of me
Another brilliant Wagner piece used in Excalibur is Parsifal: Act I Vorspiel.
I love all these comments about "Excalibur"! Glad to see I'm not the only one that always gets chills at that scene to this very day.
1:23
Germany just committed a bruh moment
Bruh thats certified militarists moment
@@lepeshka8832 the joke is that Wagner was Hitler’s favorite musician and this was the last song to play in Berlin before it was taken by the Russians.
@@zombies4evadude24 Actually the joke is from heart of iron 4 mod in which one of the path for germany is goering and then get coup by the militarist who then proceed to create another civil war when that happen this specific part of the song played.
As a 19th century person this guy (among others)had an incredible talent, the proof is that more than a century later we keep discussing about, shows still keep being made, and heritage like this has is place in history books forever, 2 or 3 centuries from now if humanity keep living in this planet, they'll listen composers like Richard Wagner!
Wenn ich seine Musik höre habe ich das Gefühl er wäre hier
The movie "Excalibur" brought me here! Beautiful song!
AS a proud American I must admit Germany has produced the most brilliant people in the world.
That`s why we are so dangerous for the evil forces.That is the reason why they are killing us slowly.
@@derspechtschnabel7910 wut
It's not like being an American has anything to do with genetics; you can be both.
There are two really important people in the world: the jews and the germans
Yes, the English being their best manifestation... ;)
awesome tune evokes feeling of pure mortality
R.I.P Dieter
:(
My favourite piece of Wagner - quite superb, I love it !!!!!!
Wagner is one of my favorite composers, he's just made of pure awesome.....and madness.....
WAGNER était un génie à part!!
It’s unreal the brilliant sound as only Wagner could produce what a genius
Invading, haunting, reviving, resurrecting music...
"If I listen to Wagner too much, I get the urge to conquer Poland."
Talk is for lovers, Merlin! I need the sword to be king!!
Goddamn it, Schörner