The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly by The Danish National Symphony Orchestra | REACTION
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The movie takes place during the Civil War and has three main characters, Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, and Lee Van Cleef, all searching for a fortune in gold buried in a cemetery. It’s a fairly long movie, but it’s well worth watching.
Only one. Of Clint Eastwood's "spaghetti-westerns". 💪🏼❤️🙏🏼
This video, is dope!!
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4 main characters. The music is legitimately the fourth main character. The movie never would've been as epic as it was if not for the music.
‘Medicine Show’ by Big Audio Dynamite. Samples a lot from those 3 films.
The “hanging man” in the background, is a cardboard cutout made from artwork used to promote the film, “The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly”, in 1966.
This was the third and final film in a trilogy of “The Man With No Name” films which starred Clint Eastwood.
In 1964, he was asked by Italian film director Sergio Leone, to act and star in his film, “A Fistful Of Dollars”. Eastwood was working on the CBS Western TV series, “Rawhide” at the time. He accepted the job offer, because the film was being made in Spain, and that he wanted to take his family on a European vacation.
In 1965, “Rawhide” got cancelled by CBS in 1965 when the show’s star, Eric Fleming, drowned during the making of a movie during the show’s Summer hiatus.
Clint Eastwood got another offer by Sergio Leone to work on his next film, “For A Few Dollars More”. Eastwood badly needed the work, and accepted the offer.
After the international box office success of “The Man With No Name” film series with Clint Eastwood, the Hollywood film studios had no choice but to take notice,
Naah the hanging dude is a reminder you always follow the conductor's lead... ;)
Fistful of Dollars is a spaghetti western remake of Kurasawa's Yojimbo whose protagonist is a Ronin
The hanging man is part of the story line in the film, which start with a known criminal being delivered to collect a reward, and then shot free during the hanging by the man played by Clint Eastwood! To be able to collect a new reward.
As a Dane, we are very proud of this Concert! And the instrument with the metal tube on top is an English Horn, the larger brother of an Oboe.
Thank you. I knew it was an oboe, but did not know about an English horn (Cor Anglais). After Googling it I now know about the whole Oboe family of instruments.
The woman doing the "WAWA" parts is accompanied by a guy playing the same notes on a harmonica at the same time. That's how that unique sound is created without any electronics.
So many people miss that.
ruclips.net/video/JEuvp4ZI1b8/видео.html&ab_channel=DRKoncerthuset wa wa lady
Note that the WAWA girl has pistols for earrings.
@@williamlowers1964 - I did notice that. You can tell these performers all loved the fact that they were doing this piece of iconic music history.
the wand in directors hand is telling the musicians things like time signature, intensity, dynamics, etc
Welcome to the wonderful world of Ennio Morricone.
This is the theme song for Clint Eastwood’s movie the Good, the Bad and the Ugly.. The Hanging man is a reference to the movie.. great reaction as always
The Good the Bad and the Ugly a classic western with Clint Eastwood
Filmed in Spain , music by Ennio Morricone
What was great about this is how close to the original it was. They nailed it. Now when you watch the film you can see how well the music matched the action on the screen.
The man hanging from the ceiling is just a black
plywood silhouette to create a camera effect...
The hanging man is a reference to the movie...
The Danish National Symphony is great. I grew up watching all the spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood. I absolutely love all the theme songs from them. I have the "Hugo Montenegro" version doing all the theme songs (A Fistful Of Dollars, For A Few Dollars More & The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, Hang 'Em High) on record & on cd. It is one of my favorite albums.
This group also does the 007 theme. At the beginning, the conductor gets shot and lies there for the whole performance!
Ennio Morricone, was an Italian composer whose wildly inventive soundtracks - from the electric guitar, whistle, whip crack and coyote howl of “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” to the dramatic choral and orchestral score of “The Mission” - made him a revered figure in international cinema, died July 6 at a hospital in Rome.Jul 6, 2020 and The classic "wah-wah sound" is made by a male voice that has been altered to sound more metallic like a harmonica (Leinberger
71). The altered sound was created using the micro-cell technique which modifies the tone through technology. There are gunshots that are added as an extra sound within the piece.
The Danish Orchestra are famous for their Film Music concerts. This one included music from several of the Spaghetti Western series, with fabulous music from the soundtracks by Ennio Morricone. Check out clips showcasing Once Upon a Time in the West, For a Few Dollars More and others.
If you haven't seen this movie yet, you gotta see it. It is an epic western with great actors and acting!
"I'm innocent of nothing”
Just watch the first 5 minutes of the movie and you’ll get it. And I bet you’ll watch the whole movie because you can’t stop!
I can't count how many times I've watched it.
You sound like you possibly haven’t seen the movie prior to this? Take the time to watch it. One of the best ever!
Thanks for sharing this video. I never imagined how cool making the music and background actually is and how it was made! Just an awesome video.!
The 'wand-stick' is the Conductor's Baton. The conductor is there to make certain that the timing is kept perfectly by dozens of people at the same time, because usually an orchestra's performance is done before a live audience. Also, because orchestras practically always practice and rehearse in rooms with different acoustics than the orchestra's home, the Conductor gives them the dynamic adjustments with their signals, so that everything sounds right, no matter the size or shape of the room.
The "Hanged Man" prop was a reference to a scam that the main characters would run at various towns. If one of them was "Wanted" in the town, one of the others would turn that person in for the bounty, and when they were going to be hanged, the third person would shoot through the rope, letting the "Wanted" man escape. Then they'd ride away, having collected that bounty, and cheated that town out of that bounty.
Don't forget that the pay for a cowboy during a shipment of cattle for butchering, which was an all-day job was one dollar per day, food, and if things of value were found (not stolen), they could keep them. This means that a $500 reward was almost a year and a half's pay for a cowboy. I'd guess that the modern equivalent for that sort of bounty might be in the range of $50,000.
About the time this song was played in the movie, one man was standing on a box with a noose around his neck. Clint Eastwood rides away, then turns and shoots the rope.
I saw the movie when it came out and have watched it on TV numerous times. This was even a popular song on the radio back then and I only learned a year ago that the wa wa wa sound was a human voice.
I was seven when the movie came out. Neither of my parents were into the spaghetti westerns so I didn't see them until later, heavily edited for TV. And still didn't care much for them. But the song was released as a single 45, and everyone liked it. It's great to hear it in this format where it just soars! I also like watching new folks discovering it. Great reaction!
Ok for the hanged man ,you have to see the movie to understand .For the woman who does "Wa Wa " her name is Tuva Semmengsen
a mezzo-soprano and she likes to be called " The Wa Wa girl " Thank you for your comments ,yes you have to see the movie for the hanged man .
Semmingsen
You need to watch all 3 movies in order: A Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More and The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. All star Clint Eastwood as the “Man with No Name”. He’s a bounty hunter and is always looking for ways to make money. Once you see the movies this performance by the Orchestra will make more sense. I recommend that you grab a few of your friends, a bunch of favorite refreshments and snacks and watch all 3 back to back. Especially if you have a big screen TV!! Cheers
THe Good the Bad and the Ugly stands alone.
My absolute favorite western of all time. I've watched my DVD at least 100 times. Sergio Leoni was brilliant. This is cool. This is the opening theme and then "The Ecstasy of Gold" from when Tuco was running around in Sad Hill cemetery looking for the unmarked grave.
Watch the movie and see how the background music fits in.
After the quiet part the build up is playd in the background of the final showdown between the big 3. Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach
Ocarina was the first wind instrument, later when the theme changed, that solo was an oboe.
WAtch the movie :)
Hey Michael, watch The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, starring Clint Eastwood. A young Clint Eastwood. Good movie.
When you watch the movie, you will always see Tuco running in circles when you listen to the second song as they are playing.
You need to watch the movie by the same name to understand how cool this really is.
They have so many great videos of movie scores! Another one of my favorites is from the Hobbit/lord of the rings. In one of them they are wearing hobbit ears!
👍👍😄
This thyme is from a Clint Eastwood, Italian spaghetti western trilogy. A fist full of dollars. For a few dollars more. The good the bad and the ugly.
If you watch the movie, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly you'll understand the hanging. More important question is: Why do you have a mayo jar on the back of your couch?
You have to watch the movie to get the significance of the hanging man.
We call the 'wand stick' a baton. And I agree with you, Sarah Hicks (the conductor) is especially beautiful.
This actually happened to 2 of my brothers, our cousin and me. We had a cousin that had died, he was young, but every time he was coming over, he would whistle this song so we would know it was him, especially at night. We grew up on a reservation and our grandma was very superstitious, on the night of his funeral, we kids were sitting outside talking about him, we were laughing and joking, remembering all the fun times. At 10:00 grandma said make sure your in by 2 am, we said ok, at midnight she came out again and reminded us about the time, she came out at 1:45 and said it's time to come in, the dead will be going on their visits soon, now, we lived next to the cemetery, we said ok, it must have been about 1:55 when we heard it, the whistle, he was coming over, we all scrambled into the house, the cousin that was with us called her mom and said she was staying with us that night. Grandma looked at us and said next time listen to me, I heard it too. None of us k ids slept that night lol.
The man hanging is basically the underlying theme of the movie. It’s how the movie both begins and ends.
Music by Ennio Morricone !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You identified the recorder correctly. The "genie bottle" is called an ocarina.
The hanging man was a tenor who missed his cue. Vikings don't mess around.
This is a very good first introduction to "orchestra" instruments you didn't imagine to be instruments, like recorder. There is an orchestral piece called "Typewriter" based on the original manual typewriters (precursor to our computer keyboards) and yes, a typewriter is featured as key instrument.
If you ever want to see/hear what recorders can do, check out RUclipsrs TwoSetViolin video: "We get Roasted by Professional Recorder Players."
Really enjoyed your reaction to this piece!
The hanging man pertains to the plot of the movie.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra's performances of the themes to the other two movies in the "Dollars Trilogy" are just as good. They are "A FIstful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More." I've made that remark to about 20 RUclips reactors to this piece over the years and none of them has ever tried either one of the two, nor will you.
These three spaghetti westerns made Clint Eastwood.
Their cover to the theme of the movie Gravity is really ethereal ;-)
This Orchestra is a blast live:)
The "lamp" at the beginning, making the owl sound, is a base ocarina ... a Mexican instrument made of baked clay.
Excellent old western with Clint Eastwood, this was the theme song for it.
the hanging man is from movie Hang Em High. This orchestra plays songs of Ennio Marconni (?) directed by Sergeo Leone starring Clint Eastwood - Fantastic
Hanging guy is from the movie Hang em High. the orchestra did the music from Leon'es spaghetti western series on tour
That was a spaghetti western, directed by Sergio Leone, music by Ennio Morricone and filmed in Spain.
The guy hanging was Shorty.
Composed by Ennio Morricone….
The conductor with the baton is necessary because they control everything that's happening. Music changes tempo; the conductor makes sure everyone is at the same tempo. Music changes volume; the conductor tells different instruments to play louder or softer to blend properly, something that the individual instruments might not be able to hear from their seats. The pattern of the conductor's baton tells you which beat of the measure it is, in case you get lost. The conductor can cue instruments to make sure they come in at the right time. Sometimes music pauses; the conductor decides how long the pause lasts and starts it up again.
Lol there's no saxophone. Lol 'the wand stick'. When you said we'd had no instruments, we'd already had violins, trumpets, tubular bells, guitars and voices are used as instruments too. It seems like you've never seen the film 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly' which this music is from. It's a western, hence the hanging body. It stars Clint Eastwood among others and the music is by Ennio Morricone.
If you like this version you'll probably appreciate the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain's take on it. I've seen them live a couple of times and they are extremely talented, humorous and around great entertainers.
Hanging is a central and recurring motive in the film
Ennio Morricone was a genius. He had to make the score for the "spaghetti westerns" by using just human voices and alternative instruments.
The last part of the symphany where you say "What is Happening" is a scene where Tuco, the greedy Mexican, is running through a graveyard trying to find a particular grave before the other 2 men show up to kill him. Did you notice that the WaWa girl is wearing 6-shooter earings?
You really should do a reaction to "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly." It takes place during the American Civil War and the opening scene is a hanging of one of the main characters. The movie ends with a hanging scene with the same character.
should check out their playlists. they do movie and gaming music too
You got to watch the movie and get into some more Ennio Morricone. After watching this going to bathe in an orchestra is on my must do list.
That Hellman's jar must be 5 years old by now lol.
Glad they use interments I know.........the sax. That's what you call an oboe? Glad you know.
Gives a western vibe............. Not a bad guess since it is one the famous Westers ever made in the world.
The hanging man played a wrong note during rehersal .. YOU DO NOT DO THAT !!!!
First Flute than Okkarina, Second Part is the lovley Oboe.
The symphony also did great with Fist Full of Dollars and A Few Dollars More.
Michael, the genre of this movie is known as a “Spaghetti Western”, as it was a low budget film produced by Italian directors and filmed in Europe. Hence the name, Spaghetti Westerns.
The DR1 (and National) Symphony Orchestra is the Danish equivalent to the English BBC1 Symphony Orchestra and is top quality public service, and if you make a deeper dive you will also find that they have the same kind of high production standards to make children like this kind of symphony orchestra music for educational purpose to "nurture" their development.
They occasionally also feature conductor Eímear Noone, who is known for her award-winning work as both a conductor and composer of video game music, including being the original conductor of Overwatch, Diablo III, Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty, and not least both a composer and the conductor of World of Warcraft and its expansions. So this Symphony Orchestra do not only do classics, film and obviously TV productions, but also Video game music. Just go look up, if they did your own favorite.
An awesome song!! 😊😊😊
This is actually to pieces of music from the movie, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly. The first part is the opening theme, the second part is the Ecstasy of Gold squenece from when Tuco finds the cemetary and is running around looking for Arch Stanton's grave.
Hanging is a theme of the movie.
THE GREATEST MOVIE SCORE EVER IN MY VIEW. Watch the movie!
You really need to watch the movie to see how the music relates to the different scenes.
Notice the revolver earrings of the wawa lady.
❤ this!!
To truly understand the performance, suit up and go down the trilogy rabbit hole.
Watch in this order: Fistful of Dollars; For a Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad and The Ugly.
Add Hang em High as a bonus.
As I recall, Morricone was sparing in his use of instruments because the budget for the score was very limited. So he created this masterpiece utilizing everything from whistling to an ocarina.
The "wah wahs" are accompanied by a harmonica that they almost never show. Everyone thinks the Wah Wah Woman is making that sound all on her own, but she isn't.
Dude. This perfomance is cool because of their remediering of the original soundtrack of the movie which you know very little about copy boy..
The person leading the orchestra with the wand is called the conductor. They didn't play the final track of the original soundtrack, Trio which I think is even more climactic, involving slow build ups of orgasmic trumpet music: ruclips.net/video/KPTjUVS57sk/видео.html
You can also listen to the track in the playlist just before this (10) which is the original Ecstasy of Gold from the soundtrackthat they cover in second half of your video.
"...the girl with the wand"
😂 you need to watch this movie. I have watched it for iver 35 years . My favorite movie
The wawa girl has gun earrings to complete the look.
. . . as soon as you're going to fight in the UFC, let us know, I'll be there! I need to laugh right now !
When this movie came out everyone thought the music was amazing
You better use that mayo soon!
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Watch the movie to see the hanging man.
Should you be interested, this was but 1 of the many songs, from this performance. The rest are worth a listen as well.
The man is playing an Oboe.
What's the deal with the mayo ?
Capolavoro del maestro Sergio Leone e musiche uniche di Ennio Morricone e cast eccelso
If you watch the movie, by this name, then the hanging man will explain itself. Excellent movie, put Clint Eastwood on the map!
È la colonna sonora del nostro compianto Ennio Morricone in un western di Sergio Leone che ha fatto conoscere Clint Eastwood
You should watch the movie Bro !
Mayo dude, please react to the same orchestra doing the 007 theme.
pls react to the pirates of the caribbean theme from this orchestra. Its impressiv
have you not seen it?
Why you follow the conductor's lead?... Well now you know why that dude was hanging...
❤❤MORRICONE GENIO ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏
The hard work and dedication and discipline to pull this off is staggering, one note out of sync and the entire piece is ruined, this proves that people can work together to create something amazing. The wah wah whistler woman, Tuva Semmingsen (born 13 January 1975) is a Norwegian mezzo-soprano and coloratura singer. She's wearing gun shaped earrings and her wah wahs are in sync with a harmonica, she is amazing so check out her other works with this orchestra too, the other singer I have trouble finding out much about her, Christine Nonbo Andersen · Danish soprano vocalist, born 1985. The composer of this masterpiece is Ennio Morricone (1928-2020) and he is legend and rightly so, there isn't room here to list all he has done suffice to say he has been influential to many of todays composers who regard him as a God, the man was amazing, the director of the movie this is from is also a legend, Sergio Leone (1929-1989) and this movie caps off a trilogy Fistful of Dollars 1964, For a Few Dollars More 1965 and this, The Good The Bad and The Ugly 1966 which are the films that launched Clint Eastwoods career into the stratosphere, he followed these films up with 1968's Once Upon a Time in the West which of course was scored by the legend himself Ennio Morricone, the works of those two legends have inspired many of todays filmmakers and composers, Quinten Tarantino and Martin Scorsese among others