Vancouver Symphony Orchestra records O Canada for 2010 Olympics
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- October 23, 2008
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra records the Canadian anthem that will be used for medals presentations at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic & Paralympic Winter Games.
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Vancouver welcomes you to the 21st Olympic Winter Games
This is the best version of this great national anthem on the internet
I look forward to hearing this over and over and over in February!
Very powerful and unique arrangement and for the benefit and convenience of you and others who view this, "O Canada" was officially declared Canada's national anthem on July 1, 1980 and I have the lyrics thereof.
they are below if you want to look them over while listening or sing along.
O Canada, our home and native land!
True patriot love in all thy sons command!
With glowing hearts, we see thee rise, the true north strong and free!
From far and wide, O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land
glorious and free.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Did a Magnificent Job
This is one of the best recordings of O Canada I've ever heard, unreal.
@kanatasur2 You know what? I often hear people sing this blessed anthem off-tune and off-beat, and I haven't heard a single band that plays it the way I'd like it to sound.
But it's the ANTHEM of CANADA...and nobody should give s s**t what it sounds like! It's still the most beautiful, inspiring and patriotic piece of music in the world.
Peace.
Best anthem recording EVER!!!
Absolutely PERFECT!
Thanks for uploading!
great brass on this version of the anthem...
Wow man, this is the best version I've heard so far!
@boipinoi I completely agree... I know all the words.
- And I'm not even Canadian!
kanatasur2's "review" is totally inappropriate. The IOC requires that the host country record ALL the national anthems of ALL its member countries each time there's an Olympics. That means recording over 95 anthems in 3 days! They are not meant to be musical masterpieces recorded in state of the art facilities, but appropriate renditions recorded in appropriate circumstances for gold-medal presentations. Every Canadian was very proud to hear THIS O Canada EVERY time a Canadian gold medal was presented in 2010. 'Nuf said.
Is that a former Principal Bass Trombone of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra? 0:44
i think it'll sound much much better live.
Do you know where I can download this mp3 version?
Skylar Quan go to a website that converts youtube videos to mp3, copy the link there, convert and download in your phone or laptop. Google "youtube to mp3"
especially when it performed as a symphony...right?
Clearly a Canadian video,
USA USA USA! lol got mad repsect for you guys, eh?
As a canadian, I have to say, the USSR anthem is the best.
@boipinoi then look up USSR national anthem lol, but seriously you must not have heard many anthems then
Edmonton symphony orchestras rendition is better!!!
I sincerely hope Vanoc does NOT use this rendition. Great beginning but seconds 10, 11 lose momentum which the entrance builds. Why minor chords like the ones in seconds 18, 19 and 20? They add nothing to the piece. And its completely boring from seconds 23 to 39. Its too hymn like. The brass instruments are often too loud and flat footed in the work. The anthem should be both triumphant and elegant, evoking power and grandeur. But this is all brashness. It utterly lacks class and finesse.