That's nothing Bro check out what *Just Five Guys* can do with the music of the 'Master' Ennio Morricone ;-D ruclips.net/video/RST-R5A1jZ4/видео.html ruclips.net/video/tL2UsbnKBp8/видео.html from 2:10 ;-D ruclips.net/video/kqUPgMA7R3A/видео.html
The second half of this is "The Ecstasy of Gold". Metallica uses the original Morricone track from the soundtrack as their intro music. A few years back, I saw them at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, and they played the whole scene from the film while the music played. Standing against the front edge of the stage while the movie scene played on a 52-foot-tall screen while the music blares through a stadium filled with over 40,000 people in a rain shower??? ....That's how memories are made.
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 cannot tell you how many times I have listened to this. You absolutely should be proud. I can only hope that one day I will be able to hear them live though the probability is low because I live in north central Florida and even though we do have a proper concert hall it isn’t nearly as large as this orchestra and choir commands. Love and Peace ☮️💜☮️
Hello Jamal, I am a professional musician and I would like to demystify some of the instruments used in the video. The wooden flute is called a recorder, it can also be heard on "Stairway to Heaven". The odd looking, egg shaped instrument is an ocarina, or sweet potato. The percussionist is playing a slap stick, which is used to simulate the crack of a whip. Film music is full of these types of instruments and even more unusual ones. I hope this helps.
All correct! Just for Jamel - right when the music gets softer and the piano comes in, there was an English horn - one step bigger than an oboe - oboe was my major in college and I got to play English horn some as well.
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.
That guy you are talking about is Al Murdoch. He was in the movie Once Upon A Time In The West. He was in opening act where the 3 cowboys are waiting for Bronson to come to town. After the final take of the scene he goes back to Hotel in Italy and with full costume on jumps off the Hotel. Of course he dies for his injuries.
Only Sergio Leone could have made all that tension happen with so little. It didn't hurt that he had the Badassery of both Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef to work with.
If you ever live on the plains of the west for any time you would hear the coyotes cry at night ( the women choir ) and clap of thunder (slapping sticks) classic western movie sounds.
Ennio Morricone was one hell of a composer and that orchestra totally nailed it. Their performance sounded identical to the theatrical version we all know.
@bevoburn - he was, no question about it, while lookin at his career, from the early age. That guy was a genius. But, let's never forget about Edda Dell’Orso here. Nobody should.
I was physically moved. I was right back at the movie. They nailed it hard. I’m so happy this is out here now for me to watch and listen over and over. I loved it beyond anything I’ve experienced
Funny parrot story (true). A woman owned this parrot and would allow it to sun on her porch. She went in the house for a moment and came out the parrot was gone. Under US Law parrots have to have a band on their leg to prove it was bred in the US, not imported. You have to have a vet certificate if it has to be removed. Someone located the parrot and they wound up in court. The judge claims there is no way to prove the parrot is hers since the band is gone. She says "Yes, your honor there is. He can whistle the entire theme song to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". She starts off and the parrot serenades the court. Judge gives back her parrot and the guy is found guilty of the theft.
@ted ritola It's actually my favorite movie ever. I am a _huge_ fan of the spaghettis in general, from the very worst to the very best. Even the lousy ones have incredible atmosphere. But _this_ one is the very best of the best. _Once Upon a Time in the West_ is a close second...and _The Big Gundown_ is probably the third for me as far as spaghettis go. Curious, if this is your number two, what is your number one? (Y'obviously have good taste.)
@@joelbizzell1386 I'd rate "The good the bad and the ugly" as the best western ever. However I must admit, I find "For a few dollars more" to be a more entertaining movie in terms of being re-watchable.
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.
I have always been a words girl. Lyrics move me. They make me cry more often than I care to admit. But when that soprano came in, I was in tears. Over what? No words, just a sound. The unadorned beauty of her voice.
I was there, at the concert, and it was really really amazing! They took all the western classic themes and nailed them...all!! One of my friends plays third violin in the orchestra, told me that it was the most demanding concert to perform, in terms of equipment!!😀 Morricone had all sorts of equipment available, when he composed his music apparently.
You were so lucky to be there. I just recently stumbled onto this video and orchestra and man. Am I glad I did. Whoa. To have been there. I would have had so many years of joy. Those movies were a time in my life that will stay with me forever. To have it recreated by this orchestra in such a pinnacle performance is a dream worth living over and over. Thanks to you tube and the internet. I will always have it at my fingertips.
You put it so eloquently , I concur, Is this Why God has not wiped humanity of the face of the Earth just yet? Deus Vult my friend , we'll not meet here on this earth , but we 'll have a cold Guinness somewhere.
Actually, my 16 year old son introduced me to the movie last year. A friend introduced it to him on a long car trip. He told me that the soundtrack was incredible. Interesting how stoked he was over the movie/soundtrack for his age. Since then, we often have Ennio Morricone music wafting through our home.
Love your respect for this great professional effort out of Denmark: what professionals can do when they go at it hard ! The conductor was sweating by the end. A great effort !
Seriously, check out their version of "Ecstasy of Gold" (also from "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly") and hear that woman's voice in THAT song. Good choice, people!
Samurai jack had a cover of that song in season 5 called ecstasy of steel Note: was wrong. Its labled as the catacombs on the soundtrack which is on spotify
they did two pieces to be exact first one is often just referred to as "The good the bad and the ugly" with Main theme added to it as it's the intro score for the movie, the 2nd piece they did ( 05:25 ) is indeed titled "L'estasi dell'oro" meaning as you indeed said "The Ecstasy of gold"
I get goosebumps every time I watch this. I never realized what it took to make the soundtrack. The music in the movie is so great that I bought the movie soundtrack cd album.
you get just an imagine of „handmade“ music 😂 with all the stuff off an orchestra it’s epic I love the internet to make it able to get the experience for all Love from Austria/Europe 🇦🇹
@@eb311235 I would put Ennio Morricone 's work in with Mozart or Bach any day . I cant imagine where a person would even begin to compose something like that
@@donwarrington4916 I like the way you make the comparison. Music written in say 1785 was the popular music of the day; we call it classical because it's old even if it's still played.
This inspires me with a great respect for orchestra musicians. They are so dedicated to their craft, but they know that they will never get the recognition of many solo artists. But, videos like this give them more of the recognition that they deserve.
@@drakeequation521 That one is good too. I felt the chimes were slightly overdone. Of course, part of it was that my mom had the Fistful soundtrack. When I was a kid I would put it on the record player at night when I went to bed. So, I heard it a time or two. 😉
@@brettmanus7904 There was an emotional tie to those chimes if you remember. The colonel's sister was raped and murdered and her locket was taken by the brute.
You've been the only reactor to mention the guy hanging! Good eye! I noticed that right away and wondered why no one was mentioning it! Great reaction Jamel!
this music is profoundly evocative , the rythm is that of a horse galloping , and in your mind you can see a cowboy , canyons , a far west scene - takes you back in time - it's music that shows scenes - your perfect reaction gives justice to this masterpiece , thankyou !
As a Dane, I wish I could say "YES, YES, YES!" But I am afraid this isn't even close to being 'the best in the world" when it comes to Symphony Orchestras, national or otherwise. But they are seriously breathtakingly good, that is for sure!
I've witnessed numerous reactions to the theme song of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.' It begins on a somewhat lighthearted note, but then the atmosphere takes a profound shift. People are genuinely astounded by its excellence and distinctiveness. It engulfs you in a captivating journey, leaving you speechless, with only the mesmerizing journey and the remarkable SONG at the forefront of your thoughts.
so much talent. the waa waa lady, the so so serious violin player, the horn player with whale lungs and OMG the angel on balcony. just look at all the peoples eyes so into it so much talent!
This is incredible to watch. So many instruments you almost never see in an orchestra. Ocarina, electric guitar, harmonica, tin whistles, waah-waah girls.
I just teared up watching that again, it’s permanently on my favourites and I show it to anyone who will let me. My dad has dementia and I sat on his bed yesterday and played it to him, the reaction was very much like yours and because he won’t remember next time I see him we can do it all over again, the power of the orchestra is spectacular, so many sounds from everywhere it’s overwhelming then Christine Andersen pops up soprano like on the balcony and takes it to 11!! The weapon she has just blows me away every single time. It’s pure beauty from one of my all time favourite movies . Spread that s*#t like confetti 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
God bless you and your dad, I'm very sorry the man that was/ is your hero is having to go through that awful disease, I will pray for both of you. It's a beautiful piece of music that is performed magnificently. I too, tear when listening to it. If it brings joy to you and your dad, then play it often even though its painful for you, I'm sure. Bless you both...
That thing with the boards is called a "slapstick". It's part of the percussion section in the category they call "toys". Things like that, the vibraslap, flexotone, wind chimes, shakers, and all that other stuff.
Music by ENNIO MORRICONE, respect the composer !!! The orchestra is only the performers among the many performers who have paid homage to the GENIUS ENNIO MORRICONE.
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This is EXPLOSIVE SOUNDS!!! Penetrates right into the BONE MARROW!
WOW! Thanks for putting it up!
If you like this check out the spaghetti western orchestra from Australia. You will love them they are so funny
I need a nasty cigar, and a sneer.
That's nothing Bro check out what *Just Five Guys* can do with the music of the 'Master' Ennio Morricone ;-D
ruclips.net/video/RST-R5A1jZ4/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/tL2UsbnKBp8/видео.html from 2:10 ;-D
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The second half of this is "The Ecstasy of Gold". Metallica uses the original Morricone track from the soundtrack as their intro music. A few years back, I saw them at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, and they played the whole scene from the film while the music played. Standing against the front edge of the stage while the movie scene played on a 52-foot-tall screen while the music blares through a stadium filled with over 40,000 people in a rain shower???
....That's how memories are made.
Ennio Morricone, one of the greatest film composers of all time.
We lost him this past year. Freaking genius.
I love "Gabriel's Oboe" from The Mission by E.M.
Didn’t he do something like 200 soundtracks in his career?
Oh yeah, his compositions are second to none.
Not one of the greatest. He's the greatest of all time.
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 missed those pistols .. nice catch!
@@arakheno4051 It's one pistol, a colt SAA, on her right, and the other, her left, i believe, is either a knife or a feather?
@@jerryw6699 Good eye .. about the only time I could see it was at 1:58 and it's definately a feather on that side.. sharp spot!
She's amazing.
She has an amazing and powerful voice.
Proud Dane here...
These guys are so talented, it always gives me chills, when I hear this.
Their concerts are amazing
I cannot tell you how many times I have listened to this. You absolutely should be proud. I can only hope that one day I will be able to hear them live though the probability is low because I live in north central Florida and even though we do have a proper concert hall it isn’t nearly as large as this orchestra and choir commands. Love and Peace ☮️💜☮️
I live in NZ now, but , yeah, proud Dane.
Men DR sparede dem væk nu holdes de i live sf en støtteforening.
As italian, thank you danes for this wonderful interpretation
As a Dutch happy to see a proud Dane, and rightly so, a perfect 10/10 performance.
“The Ecstasy of Gold,” the second part, is one of my favorite pieces of music. The soprano brings a tear to my eye when she starts.
Hello Jamal, I am a professional musician and I would like to demystify some of the instruments used in the video. The wooden flute is called a recorder, it can also be heard on "Stairway to Heaven". The odd looking, egg shaped instrument is an ocarina, or sweet potato. The percussionist is playing a slap stick, which is used to simulate the crack of a whip. Film music is full of these types of instruments and even more unusual ones. I hope this helps.
Thank you for taking the time!!!!!
Thank you for that info!
Totally agree. One extra point: Slapsticks were used in vaudeville when one comic hit another. That's where "slapstick comedy" comes from.
All correct! Just for Jamel - right when the music gets softer and the piano comes in, there was an English horn - one step bigger than an oboe - oboe was my major in college and I got to play English horn some as well.
One small correction: the flutes on „Stairway“ are from a Mellotron, not real flutes.
"There are two kinds of people, those with guns and those who dig"
You dig.
I dig 🤣🤣🤣
@@niasonani4893 you ALL Dig ;) jk love you all that enjoy awesome music
diggy diggy hole! diggin a hole ! (yogscast)
@@niasonani4893 I would be Happy to Help you Dig. I carry and I care. ;) We got this
"There are two kinds of people my friend, those with loaded guns and those who dig, you dig"
Best line ever.
When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk :))
@@CyberBeep_kenshi You're right, THAT is the best line ever.
@@RolandTumble23 haha, so much goodness from that movie :-)))
Just remember it’s my neck at the end of that rope! You can feel the devil biting your ass!
"You became a priest because you are too much of a coward" 😂😂
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.
“When you have to shoot, shoot. Don’t talk.”
One of my favourite movie lines.
“One bastard goes in, another one comes out.”
That guy you are talking about is Al Murdoch. He was in the movie Once Upon A Time In The West. He was in opening act where the 3 cowboys are waiting for Bronson to come to town. After the final take of the scene he goes back to Hotel in Italy and with full costume on jumps off the Hotel. Of course he dies for his injuries.
Blondie ?!?! You know what you ARE ??
"Hey, Blondie! You know what you are? Just a dirty sonofaBITCH!"
The last 20 minutes of the movie is cinematic perfection.
3 me. Shootout
it was brilliant.
Only Sergio Leone could have made all that tension happen with so little. It didn't hurt that he had the Badassery of both Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef to work with.
Best Mexican standoff ever. Every one since then is a pale imitation.
Ecstasy of Gold!
Man, to see the amount of effort to recreate one of the most iconic songs in film history... That shit was impressive
look closely at the lady singing the "wa wa's" and whistling, her earrings are six shooters.
Well spotted. Her name is Tuva Semmingsen, btw, in case you want to check out more of her performances.
you can hear horses running, wind blowing, that weed branch rolling, duel at noon, true masterpiece
yeah they left nothing out
Tumbleweed, it's called.
If you ever live on the plains of the west for any time you would hear the coyotes cry at night ( the women choir ) and clap of thunder (slapping sticks) classic western movie sounds.
What a film
One of the greatest - if not *THE* greatest - movie score ever!
Tied with Once Upon A Time in the West ;)
Interstella?
just saying for the best theme of any movie ever might have to go to John Carpenters 1982 The Thing, also by Ennio Morricone.
The Empire Strikes Back and This one.
This is my ringtone. Everyone looks up when my phone goes off.
Ennio Morricone was one hell of a composer and that orchestra totally nailed it. Their performance sounded identical to the theatrical version we all know.
@bevoburn - he was, no question about it, while lookin at his career, from the early age. That guy was a genius.
But, let's never forget about Edda Dell’Orso here. Nobody should.
Yes, they even used the same instruments as the original.
I was physically moved. I was right back at the movie. They nailed it hard. I’m so happy this is out here now for me to watch and listen over and over. I loved it beyond anything I’ve experienced
RIP Ennio Morricone, 10 November 1928, 6 July 2020 (aged 91) Created some of the greatest music in modern culture.
Really amazing human en part of amazing human culture in amazing analog time
Could not have said that better. The Maestro was the man, His music will live forever.
Insane that someone who was just 41 in 1970 was 91 in 2020...When I see a 90 year old I still think he was 40 in the 1940s or 1950s.
His songs are like ear worms
Try also to listen to the music of the move called "The Sicilian Clan", Morricone composed extraordinary music, difficult to choose the best one.
Funny parrot story (true). A woman owned this parrot and would allow it to sun on her porch. She went in the house for a moment and came out the parrot was gone. Under US Law parrots have to have a band on their leg to prove it was bred in the US, not imported. You have to have a vet certificate if it has to be removed. Someone located the parrot and they wound up in court. The judge claims there is no way to prove the parrot is hers since the band is gone. She says "Yes, your honor there is. He can whistle the entire theme song to "The Good, The Bad and The Ugly". She starts off and the parrot serenades the court. Judge gives back her parrot and the guy is found guilty of the theft.
Parrots are an inheritable asset. Since they can live up to 150yrs. At least that's what I remember reading SOMEWHERE.
Parrot human here.
Y e s . Their repertoire is unique to them.
did not see where you were going with this. nice ending lol
The Ecstasy of Gold, if that doesn’t give you chills and goosebumps you can be legally declared dead!
agree
Even just the title.
The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly is actually the third movie in a trilogy in case anyone didn't already know. The Dollars trilogy
And the introduction of his man with no name character seen in other films such as High plains drifter and Pale rider
@@CPny65 'A Fist Full of Dollars' and 'A Few Dollars More.'
@@CPny65 YOU!
The woman with the microphone, dark hair, and dark eyes was a badass. Her name is Tuva Semmingsen.
She is bleeping gorgeous, too!
She's a professional opera singer.
I love the earrings she's wearing during the video. Totally match the theme ^^
This is just a short part of the concert, the concert has more than one Ennio Morricone movie themes.
The entire soundtrack of this film is a masterpiece!
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@ted ritola It's actually my favorite movie ever.
I am a _huge_ fan of the spaghettis in general, from the very worst to the very best.
Even the lousy ones have incredible atmosphere.
But _this_ one is the very best of the best. _Once Upon a Time in the West_ is a close second...and _The Big Gundown_ is probably the third for me as far as spaghettis go.
Curious, if this is your number two, what is your number one?
(Y'obviously have good taste.)
@@joelbizzell1386 I'd rate "The good the bad and the ugly" as the best western ever. However I must admit, I find "For a few dollars more" to be a more entertaining movie in terms of being re-watchable.
@@phil8821 I actually agree, but _The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly_ is the first spaghetti I saw and gets a ton of personal nostalgia points.
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The human voice adds a lot of power to this music. I got chills at 6:26 when that soprano came in.
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.
This make me want to watch The Good, The Bad ,The Ugly
got all the Spaghetti westerns
it's not musical, Eli Wallachs gun buying scene needed an award, alone.
@@frankbarnwell____ i agree 100%
Why not all three? A Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly.
@@frankbarnwell____ ''Buying''
Nice honest , i am proud of this orchestre we have in Denmark 🇩🇰they are all so pro
Same, they are very good..
Love these themed concerts they do.
They are fantastic. Greeting from Sweden.
They are but this man is ultra pro
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@@pavlemarinkovic8640 Ok.. That was fucking awesome.
Man føler en hvis stolthed🙂
I have always been a words girl. Lyrics move me. They make me cry more often than I care to admit. But when that soprano came in, I was in tears. Over what? No words, just a sound. The unadorned beauty of her voice.
Christi, I think you would like Susanna Rigacci singing the part. She was one of Ennio's favourites. Ennio's Venice concerts have her
@@portocredito thanks for thinking of me. I'll definitely check it out.
❤️
Morricone was a master at telling stories with just sounds.
I was there, at the concert, and it was really really amazing! They took all the western classic themes and nailed them...all!!
One of my friends plays third violin in the orchestra, told me that it was the most demanding concert to perform, in terms of equipment!!😀 Morricone had all sorts of equipment available, when he composed his music apparently.
You were so lucky to be there. I just recently stumbled onto this video and orchestra and man. Am I glad I did. Whoa. To have been there. I would have had so many years of joy. Those movies were a time in my life that will stay with me forever. To have it recreated by this orchestra in such a pinnacle performance is a dream worth living over and over. Thanks to you tube and the internet. I will always have it at my fingertips.
I think for this mowie he was colecting musicians from strrets. Look on wiki
Seen Morricone in concert twice thumbs up
It's just incredible to see so many human beings in perfect synchronization creating a sound that transcends the imagination.
I am pretty sure the orchestra had a blast performing this concert, they are super proffesional but you can see them having a great time.
@@erikrungemadsen2081 They also do "The Pink Panther". Some are almost giggling while playing.
You put it so eloquently , I concur, Is this Why God has not
wiped humanity of the face of the Earth just yet? Deus Vult my
friend , we'll not meet here on this earth , but we 'll have a cold Guinness somewhere.
🔥
Yeah, hard work, talent and will to be the best you can.
unfortunatly here in america dont give ennio morricone that much credit for his music , he was a genius
Great song I know all the words😎🤘🏼
Morricone and Vangelis fan here --- Canada
Actually, my 16 year old son introduced me to the movie last year. A friend introduced it to him on a long car trip. He told me that the soundtrack was incredible. Interesting how stoked he was over the movie/soundtrack for his age. Since then, we often have Ennio Morricone music wafting through our home.
@@kathyp1563 Be sure to see _Mission to Mars_
Those of us movie/soundphiles definitely do, his work was amazing.
Whenever she does that wah wah wah, there is also a harmonica doing it with her which gives it that unique sound.
Love your respect for this great professional effort out of Denmark: what professionals can do when they go at it hard ! The conductor was sweating by the end. A great effort !
And that music is composed "just" for a movie!
To be clear, Morricone composed his music first. Sergio Leone cut the movies later. So the movie was cut and "just" the backround for the score ;)
this orchestre made a lot of film music."a few dollars more" "Star wars" and "Godfather" to mention a few.
I think they played the music from 'THE OMEN' as well.
Star Wars was the LSO, I believe. But I’m sure they will have done it as well.
@@richardsmith3121 Actually DNSO.did 4 numbers from Star wars. But i have heard LSO do the title music to. pretty great.
@@richardsmith3121 They did a whole two parter concert with Sci fi music. The entire second half was Star Wars.
@@ThomasEJensen_TEJ not for the new ones though. John Williams couldn't travel to London so it's an American one.
Italian PROUD
R.I.P 💔
MAESTRO 🇮🇹❤️
Thanks to the great composer Ennio Morricone this is one of his masterpieces!
Seriously, check out their version of "Ecstasy of Gold" (also from "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly") and hear that woman's voice in THAT song. Good choice, people!
Best lyrics...not a word to be found...love it! Seriously!
Samurai jack had a cover of that song in season 5 called ecstasy of steel
Note: was wrong. Its labled as the catacombs on the soundtrack which is on spotify
Ecstasy of Gold starts at 5:24
The second part of this video (with the soprano singing) = The Ecstacy Of Gold.
Found a ton of stuff by them, but not that one. Any ideas where to look?
"When you have to shoot, shoot. Don't talk."
There are two kinds of spurs my friend..
@Ken Mason it’s by far my favorite character way more than Clint Eastwood’s Blondie
When you view a video, view the video, don't write.
@Ken Mason for real. he's my favorite out of those three.
Wisdom.
I love the whole soundtrack of that movie. "Ecstacy of Gold" has also been the intro music for Metallica concerts since the very beginning.
Seen this hundreds of times and I still get chills!
I love that moment when 'Wa Wa -Lady' and 'Ecstacy-Sopranista' are having a small exchange near the end. Brilliant arrangement.
The "wa wa lady" name is Tuva Semingsen, Norwegian, Mezzo soprano singer. The blonde girl is Kristine N Andersen, Danish soprano.
She is happy to be known throughout the land as 'Wa Wa -Lady', she probably even has a Tee shirt twith 'Wa Wa -Lady' written on it lol
These two, incredible singers, just incredible
I'm happy that the "The Ecstasy of gold" was included in this!
The real name of this score is called "The Ecstasy of Gold" by Ennio Morricone. You can check it out on spotify or do another RUclips search on it.
they did two pieces to be exact first one is often just referred to as "The good the bad and the ugly" with Main theme added to it as it's the intro score for the movie, the 2nd piece they did ( 05:25 ) is indeed titled "L'estasi dell'oro" meaning as you indeed said "The Ecstasy of gold"
I get goosebumps every time I watch this. I never realized what it took to make the soundtrack. The music in the movie is so great that I bought the movie soundtrack cd album.
The Greatest movie EVER..Lee Van Cleef as the Bad should have won a Oscar
Actually, I can't remember a bad actor in it! Give one to Eli Wallach , too.
Lee Van Cleef was my favorite of all of them but the movie really belonged to Eli Wallach - he had the best scenes and dialogue.
Was like not poseble at that time, Only Hollywood fims got them and that was an Italien move!
They give the piece a grandeur that only a full orchestra and choir can do.
Delightful reaction to a Delightful performance, and an OUTSTANDING film ! Thank you!
Music Unite!
RIP. Ennio Morricone. SO many soundtracks and always something new to find!
Have a great rest of your day Jamel and the rest of you :)
The Good, the bad and the ugly featured the longest standoff in cinematic history! It's a fantastic film.
This Danish Orchestra also performed the theme from the first two movies please react to them. A Fist Full of Dollars & For A Few Dollars More.
you get just an imagine of „handmade“ music 😂 with all the stuff off an orchestra it’s epic
I love the internet to make it able to get the experience for all
Love from Austria/Europe 🇦🇹
I only recently watched this and other Danish National Symphony Orchestra clips for first times.... Awesome music.
Ooh, Morricone! Now we're cooking. "We all love Morricone."
I have seen this a while back and it's incredible. There is more from this great orchestra that merit listening to. IMO
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra's version of "Once Upon a Time in the West" is my favorite.
Their John Williams music is perfection.
@@eb311235 I would put Ennio Morricone 's work in with Mozart or Bach any day . I cant imagine where a person would even begin to compose something like that
@@donwarrington4916 I like the way you make the comparison. Music written in say 1785 was the popular music of the day; we call it classical because it's old even if it's still played.
I think they did The Godfather score too.
This inspires me with a great respect for orchestra musicians. They are so dedicated to their craft, but they know that they will never get the recognition of many solo artists. But, videos like this give them more of the recognition that they deserve.
The human voice is a musical instrument, whIch the composer Ennio Morricone uses brilliantly here. Great video!!
I can see Tuco racing theu that cemetary searching for that grave.
Me Too 😂
don't stop here. check into other offerings of "spaghetti western" themes by them. amazing!!!!!!!
The movie is awesome
Oh yeah, Fistful of Dollars has an awesome soundtrack.
@@brettmanus7904 The ending of the film "A Few Dollars More" is the most awesome. "When the chimes stop colonel, go for your gun."
@@drakeequation521 That one is good too. I felt the chimes were slightly overdone. Of course, part of it was that my mom had the Fistful soundtrack. When I was a kid I would put it on the record player at night when I went to bed. So, I heard it a time or two. 😉
@@brettmanus7904 There was an emotional tie to those chimes if you remember. The colonel's sister was raped and murdered and her locket was taken by the brute.
You've been the only reactor to mention the guy hanging! Good eye! I noticed that right away and wondered why no one was mentioning it! Great reaction Jamel!
this music is profoundly evocative , the rythm is that of a horse galloping , and in your mind you can see a cowboy , canyons , a far west scene - takes you back in time - it's music that shows scenes - your perfect
reaction gives justice to this masterpiece , thankyou !
The "waa waa" lady is Tuva Semmingsen, and she has an incredible singing voice. Search her name on RUclips and prepare to be blown away.
I love that woman, she is insanely talented.
Ennio Morricone! A Legend. The Italian Western Music was fantastic!
"For A Few Dollars More" by this orchestra is also amazing, you won't be sorry!
OMG I grew up listening and loving this tune❤️👌👌👍🇹🇹
I’ve seen the movie countless times but never seen the orchestra performance. Love it!!!
I’ll bet that Clint Eastwood gets a new lease on life every time he hears that classic beginning 🤙😁
"Lust for Gold" is one of the most haunting instrumental songs ever, and they nailed it perfect all the way down to their expressions!
The Danish National Symphony makes some great music.
The composer, Ennio Morricone, passed away recently. He's a legend
Every sound we heard was first heard in Morricone’s head. Creative people like him are blessings for humankind. Thank you Brother j.
One of the most epic and beautyful victorious soundtracks ever made in mankind for a unknow hero.
Such a wonderful performance. Thank you Jamel peace and love to you my friend.
Probably the best National Symphony Orchestra in the world
I believe it
The conductor was such a joy to watch as well!
As a Dane, I wish I could say "YES, YES, YES!" But I am afraid this isn't even close to being 'the best in the world" when it comes to Symphony Orchestras, national or otherwise. But they are seriously breathtakingly good, that is for sure!
@@TheAngelOfDeath01 Your honesty honor you, sir.
@@TheAngelOfDeath01 For my money, they are at least in the top 10 . . . Much respect.
this is the most recognized piece of movie music ever!
The Imperial March from Star Wars I belive is equaly reconizable
Eh, Star Wars is!!!!
@@gamleskalle1 Depends on your age.
Bond tune surely
Add to that Star Wars And theme from the Harry Potter movies...
That Soprano though...Christine Nonbo Andersen...just incredible.
I've witnessed numerous reactions to the theme song of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.' It begins on a somewhat lighthearted note, but then the atmosphere takes a profound shift. People are genuinely astounded by its excellence and distinctiveness. It engulfs you in a captivating journey, leaving you speechless, with only the mesmerizing journey and the remarkable SONG at the forefront of your thoughts.
The lady doing the most vocals is wearing revolver earrings
I like that quite a bit.....
OMG, coulda watched this 100 times and not noticed. Thanks
Colts
i think the conductor has one around her neck
She does a bang up job!
I'm so happy to know you've seen one of the BEST...nay...GREATEST westerns ever made.
so much talent. the waa waa lady, the so so serious violin player, the
horn player with whale lungs and OMG the angel on balcony. just look at
all the peoples eyes so into it so much talent!
The Ecstasy Of Gold is the finest piece of music ever written for a film. Nothing comes close to it.
Rest in Peach to Ennio Morricone, another great one we lost this year. This may be his best known work , but he has many others.
I loved Ennio Morricone music from "The Mission" just a master piece
@@brentlee1043 I agree 100%
Ecstasy of Gold is easily my favorite. Not to say this isn't a masterpiece.
@@HotHead00123 I can't argue with you !
i love the mission
This is incredible to watch. So many instruments you almost never see in an orchestra. Ocarina, electric guitar, harmonica, tin whistles, waah-waah girls.
Nothing short of astonishing, Ennio Morricone was...IS a genius but this orchestra is worthy and I'm sure he's smiling upon them.
I think these guys, musicians and choir, had a lot of fun on this one.
Like everyone else who has heard the Danish National Orchestra doing the trilogy, you are allowed to fall in love with Tuva
Thankyou, ive been in love since 1st finding this video
Sara Hicks is not hard on the eyes either.
I love Tuva
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I love classic rock, but this is one of the most beautiful things i have ever heard
Absolutely 💯
The music is overwhelming it’s making me very emotional….
One of the most classic music scores ever, from one of the most classic westerns ever. First time I saw a full orchestra I was blown away.
I just teared up watching that again, it’s permanently on my favourites and I show it to anyone who will let me. My dad has dementia and I sat on his bed yesterday and played it to him, the reaction was very much like yours and because he won’t remember next time I see him we can do it all over again, the power of the orchestra is spectacular, so many sounds from everywhere it’s overwhelming then Christine Andersen pops up soprano like on the balcony and takes it to 11!! The weapon she has just blows me away every single time. It’s pure beauty from one of my all time favourite movies . Spread that s*#t like confetti 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
God bless you and your dad, I'm very sorry the man that was/ is your hero is having to go through that awful disease, I will pray for both of you. It's a beautiful piece of music that is performed magnificently. I too, tear when listening to it. If it brings joy to you and your dad, then play it often even though its painful for you, I'm sure. Bless you both...
May God bless you and your Dad.
God bless you both!🙏👍👍👍
That broke me just now for the same reason. My dad died from sane and Thanks for the reaction Jamal. Shit.
"What instrument you play?"
"Yardsticks."
Oh man, imagine being neighbor to that intense clapping along with a metronome haha
Called 'Slapsticks'. I saw this explained elsewhere. )
He's probably a drummer, but agreed to the role to be part of the orchestra. Not unusual.
I have the greatest admiration for professional orchestra musicians.
Music at its best. Every performer and every musician at their absolute best.
"The Ecstasy of Gold" gives me the chills every time I hear it.
I am in that camp.
Yes. Hits you right in the soul.
It makes me wave my arms and beat fists in the air!
That thing with the boards is called a "slapstick". It's part of the percussion section in the category they call "toys". Things like that, the vibraslap, flexotone, wind chimes, shakers, and all that other stuff.
Vibraslap... Aka, the old jaw bone. Hehe.
Made famous by Ozzy Osbourne and Cake.
Pit!!!
That video gives me chills every time I see it!
Who knew so much went into this iconic score from a great film
I love that rich tone that comes from the Obo.
Until today I never really appreciated what a beautiful and innovative piece of music this is.
Music by ENNIO MORRICONE, respect the composer !!!
The orchestra is only the performers among the many performers who have paid homage to the GENIUS ENNIO MORRICONE.