I remember when a worker at a classical vinyl store once told me as I was buying two Vangelis Records, ' Oh, he's a hack, no idea why anybody would like him". Never forget that but more importantly, as I was Buying Vangelis records. I think if Vangelis had been born couple hundred years ago he would be one of biggest and popular composers ever. This soundtrack was so beautiful that it became the soundtrack of a never made movie thought about a girl kidnapped. I dreamed of rescuing her at the time. 1985. Ended up she was murdered and that nearly destroyed me. One has hope no matter. The slower gorgeous peice became the soundtrack to her life to this day. Music heals the soul.
Buscaba esta música y no la encontraba de ningún modo, por shazam y otros sin resultado, ley de atracción, la verdad deseaba saber el título, sabía que era de Vangelis, pero no la encontraba ,muchas gracias, hoy ya soy un poco más feliz 😘❤❤❤❤❤❤
me alegra que encontraras esta MARAVILLA de música; como ya sabes pertenece a Vangelis, y extraída del disco Ignacio, y que apareció en la famosa serie Cosmos de Carl Sagan.
"There is a tingling in the spine. A catch in the voice. A faint sensation as of a distant memory falling from a great height. We know we are approaching the grandest of mysteries."
"Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot."
Hi. I’m Carl Sagan. This is a place where I often work in Ithaca, New York near a Cornell University. Maybe you can hear, in the background, a 200 foot waterfall right nearby, which is probably - I would guess - a rarity on Mars, even in times of high technology.
It seems that many of Vangelis' works are absolute masterpieces and this one is no exception. I believe that he is one of the greatest musicians in human history. This piece, along with "Alpha" and "Heaven and Hell" are some of the most beautiful tracks of music I've ever had the privilege of listening to, they absolutely touch the part of the mind and soul where curiosity, wonder, imagination, and intelligence lie. As with many other people, I can't even listen to this piece without tearing up, especially around the 2:10 mark onward, it pulls at the strings of the heart. It takes an incredible amount of talent and brilliance to invoke such emotion with just a piece of music. Bravo, Vangelis. This track reminds me of a certain truth: I've come to learn that everything in life is bittersweet, including life itself, because some day it all comes to and end. Every friendship lost due to people going down their separate paths, every marriage broken due to death or divorce, every accomplishment and achievement eventually forgotten due to the passage of time. Most of us like to comfort ourselves by believing that there is an afterlife where all of these things are eternal - however the reality is that there is no way to know for sure what comes after death. That being said, it is important to make the absolute most out of life: experience everything you can, learn until your brain can't handle any more, love harder than ever before. Be kind and help others in an effort to make their lives better, and teach others about all the beauty life has to offer. Make someone smile every day. There is so much out there that we haven't even discovered, so much beauty waiting to be unveiled in the vast universe. Nobody will be able to experience it all. We are but grains of sand in a vast desert.
Essa música é absolutamente fantástica e me emociona todas as vezes em que a ouço.A genialidade do Vangelis nos leva a alcançar uma emoção indescritível, como se se tocasse os céus.
I can not define what I feel when listening to music of Vangelis. Just know that my soul is filled with joy and jubilation. People like Vangelis came to life with the purpose of showing the existence of the soul. Thanks, Vangelis. You are an angel sent by God.
Marcelo Campos Tragic that exactly this totally failed on Carl Sagan, militant soulless brain-materialist and anti-paranormalist but the man who did most after Vangelis himself to make this track known.
@@conscienceaginBlackadder i couldn't agree more ! By phrases like "the cosmos is all that was, is or will be " or " we all are star dust , thru us the cosmos became concious of itself " ( i'm paraphrasing ) he outed himself as the atheist and materialist , you had already described him . Well, that was his right of course ! But using Vangelis' doubtless transcendental music to sneaky lure millions of viewers of the series into this same mentality was quite an audacity and very manipulative imo! It gave me the impression that is was the main intention of the series to lure the viewers into materialitic atheism or at least agnosticism. This subliminally ever present intention spoiled the otherwise well-made "Cosmos"-series for me to some degree .
When I die, and if God exists, I would wish for him to let me see the universe in all its beauty as the lights fade one last time. It is a shame we will most likely never explore the endless worlds that stretch to infinity in our universe, a grand, indescribable adventure that never ends. I am jealous of the thought that perhaps future humans will have the privilege to do so.
Are you sure about that, the universe is the most unforgiving harsh violence place you could ever wish to visit! its not all nice and fluffy cuddles!! Its like everything....a brutal struggle till the end.
I think the emotions conveyed in this piece perfectly express my feelings on the Universe.I know there are millions upon millions of beautiful, wondrous things in the Universe (I even think the existence of extraterrestrial life is almost a statistical certainty) that I will never be able to see from Earth and that is quite saddening, but at the same time merely knowing that they exist is uplifting and awe-inspiring.
BurningSky93 I feel exactly the same way... The almost certainty that something is true, but that we won't (probably) be able to prove right. Knowing the question has an answer but it's hidden to us... the immensity, the almost infinite time lapse (at least from our point of view)... it's makes me feel a mixture of emotions that is so hard to express... from deep sadness to the joy of beauty. Wishing there was something else so that we could know and not just disappear.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music i have ever heard. I remember distinctly watching Cosmos episode about Mars and hearing this music for the first time. The graphics, sagan's voice over and music:perfection. Such emotion. Thank you vangelis. Thank you for a memory that will be with me for life. You are now part of the Cosmos with carl. I weep for your passing, but, your music will last forever. Rip sir. Genius never dies.
"Música" uma das melhores coisas criada pelo ser humano. Vangelis faleceu dia 17 de maio de 2022, mas deixou uma obra prima ao mundo, sou muito grato por conhecer esta música 🥲
I watched Cosmos when I was a kid (7 or 8 ish), and based all of my future music taste on works such as this one. I have found many, but none have ever topped Vangelis. The Yes/Asia Prog family tree is as beautiful as this but in the form of rock and roll. Thank you Carl for selecting Vangelis for your beloved program. And thank you for the coherent and digestible science.
A youthful fascination with space. Wonderful presentation by Carl sagan. The mars episode captivated me. But the music over the images of the red planet was something I have never forgotten. Thank you sir. You will live on. Thank you for a memory
"Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras. Você tem certeza que já fez tudo que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem. Pois um dia vamos nos encontrar. E eu gostaria muito de chamá-lo de meu filho." Porta da Esperança (1984-1996)
Absolutely love this song for man many years. Never has a song with no words, spoke to the spirit, soul, heart and mind of man, in such a simple but majestic composition. Sans the magnificent unimaginable photos, the enchanting music is a unique work of art. Masterful! All created for us and the billions of eons that our children will have to explore and experience. I don't know what the title implies about "do you hear the dog's barking?
2 years late but for anyone curious, the title refers to a Mexican short story written by Juan Rulfo that was adapted into a movie, for which Vangelis composed the soundtrack en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_You_Hear_the_Dogs_Barking%3F check it out it's a beautiful film, with both a heartwarming story and Vangelis heavenly music.
1:30 - This music is so clear, so pure and innocent but also very melancholic at the same time. _(Music from the Mexican drama film and by the French movie director François Reichenbach, in 1975)._
You must truly be inspired by things beyond the limitations of our blue rock to create such a magnificent work of art . This propels my imagination to a state of utter bliss. I imagine being in a ship traveling from earth to another star system as we trek beyond Sol itself . Slowly watching our home planet fade away, as this song resonates through my head. This song leaves a lasting effect to me that seems almost otherworldly.
This soundtrack reminds me both of the grandness and beauty of the universe, watching Cosmos late at night and also how lucky I am to have my best friends.
Uneori,ne cautam cuvintele Si nu putem privi mai departe... Alteori,nu cuprindem universul, Cautam un punct,o stea,o speranta Si nu stim ca facem parte Din acelasi sublim daruit, Iubirea, cu aripi de zenit!
I'd heard this at the end of one of the episodes of Carl Sagan's Comos (the newer revised version) and wondered if I'd ever find it! Now I know its name. It is such a sweet melody -- heart-rendingly beautiful. It is unique although somewhat in the vein of tunes like Lara's Theme.
This is the most beautiful piece of music I know. It tears me up every single time. I can't stop thinking about a lose of a truly great friend of mine. Cosmos was made almost 20 years before I was born, but I'm glad I went back to see it. And, wow, it was good. Godspeed, Carl Sagan. I hope to look at the future the same way you do.
I first heard this years ago when I got the Soundtrack album to Cosmos by Carl Sagen. I play it almost every day, this is so simple but so beautiful and powerful.
silêncio, paz e tranquilidade , o universo nos encanta e a música de vangelis é angelical e combina com o universo. Ao ouvi-la sinto pulsar nos meus sentimentos e mente , que Deus existe ,pois é impossível uma criação tão perfeita.
This is one of those songs that everytime I hear it, not kidding, every single time, I can't help but to tear up. It's really a great song, it brings back personal memories of mine that are both happy and sad but when the song ends, I always come out a stronger person. It makes me feel happy about everything that has happened. How great life can be. Thanks for sharing the video!
There's a scene in Cosmos. On a distant hypothetical planet in a globular cluster, there's on with the waves breaking on a sandy shore. It's night against a starry sky. And as the planet turns, instead of the moon rising out of the water, the entire Milky Way galaxy is rising. Face on, the full spiral. It is so beautiful how they put the galaxy there with the waves. And in music was Entends-tu Les Chiens Aboyer? I was 10, and I wished so badly I could be there. 44 years later, I still do. I've never forgotten that feeling. Carl Sagan and Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou, you changed lives and brought joy. Rest in Peace.
This song has the ability to rescue the best of mankind even in the hardest of times. Music can really save a life. This transcendental piece just ensures that we belong to something larger than we can conceive. You don't listen to it with your ears, but with your soul… Here i mark Carl Sagan's words: "The Cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”
El cosmos, un lugar inmenso, distante, del cual nunca sabremos hasta dónde llegará, el universo tal como lo conocemos, y un día, ya no estaremos acá, y otras generaciones vendrán y nuestra vida, pasará a un recuerdo tan recóndito, ¡vive la vida! ¡VIVE!
Playing this song while looking at stars through my binoculars is such amazing experience ☺️, I instantly feel some kind of connection with the universe.
I had to do a presentation today... I was pretty nervous, then I just thought of Carl's voice, this song and floating through amongst the stars... all my concerns suddenly seemed so insignificant
Cuando cierro mis ojos, al escuchar este tema musical, tengo una hermosa y extraña sensación, de estar viajando en el plano espiritual en medio del universo, en un cuerpo etéreo... hacia la eternidad...
i like how you name beethoven and mozart, who are 2 of the biggest composers of all time, then you but grieg in the middle which is nowhere near as known as mozart, bach, beethoven, chopin, schubert, and so on
All of them are the same composer. They play the music of the endless time, the wonder of the Order, the Cosmos. Music is the language of the stars and when someone plays rightly the lines, all of us we can understand the truth for a second.
I always pictured it was the stars, slowly going out, one by one as the sunrises.... or could be them coming out, as the moon rises, but I think sunrise suits the ending chord better... at least that is what my mind sees when I close my eyes and listen....beautiful...thank you!
(Portuguese) Essa música foi tema de uma vinheta de uma grande emissora de televisão aqui do Brasil chamada SBT (Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão). Existiu um programa que ia ao ar aos domingos nesta emissora de TV, apresentando por um famoso apresentador e empresário aqui no Brasil chamado Silvio Santos (que é fundador e dono desta emissora chamada SBT). O nome do programa que ele apresentava se chamava "Porta da Esperança" onde as pessoas mandavam uma carta para o programa, eram chamadas e iam no programa tentar realizar qualquer sonho que elas quisessem desde o mais simples ao mais difícil (como encontrar parentes que há muitos anos não via e tal). No final desse programa (que foi extinto em 1996), entrava uma vinheta com uma pessoa (um ator certamente) como Jesus Cristo (idêntico a ele até) com uma luz branca ao fundo e ele olhando como se estivesse vendo alguma coisa ao longe e um locutor dizia uma mensagem como se fosse Jesus ali que estivesse falando: "Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras. Você tem certeza de que fez tudo o que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem, pois um dia vamos nos encontrar e eu gostaria muito de te chamar de meu filho." E enquanto o locutor lia a mensagem, tocava um trecho desta música do vídeo. As crianças da época tinham até medo da vinheta. Eu já achava ela bonita. (English) This song was the subject of a vignette of a major television station here in Brazil called SBT (Brazilian Television System). There was a program that aired on Sundays on this TV station, showing by a famous presenter and entrepreneur in Brazil called Silvio Santos (who is the founder and owner of this station called SBT). The name of the program that he had called "Door of Hope" where people sent a letter to the program, were called and were in the program attempting any dream that they wanted from the simplest to the most difficult (how to find relatives there many years did not see and such). At the end of this program (which expired in 1996), he entered a vignette with a person (an actor of course) as Jesus Christ (identical to it to) with a white light in the background and it looking as if seeing something far away and an announcer read a message like Jesus there he was talking about: "Peace, love, faith, hope, light and unity. They are not just words. You sure you did everything he could for his fellow men? Think about it, because one day we will meet and I'd love to call you my son." And while the announcer read the message, he played an excerpt of this music video. The children of the time had to fear the vignette. I already thought she was beautiful.
Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras. Você tem certeza que já fez tudo que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem. Pois um dia vamos nos encontrar. E eu gostaria muito de chamá-lo de meu filho (Peace, love, faith, hope, light, union. That are not just words. Are you sure you did everything you could for another one? Think about it. Cause someday we will find each other. And I want to call you "my son")
"Entends tu les chiens aboyer" a été le générique de l'émission radio "lorsque l'enfant parait " diffusée durant les années 70 avec Jacques Pradel et Françoise Dolto.Un vrai délice cette musique...
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Fondly remembered from the original "Cosmos" soundtrack ...
All those moments will be lost in time.... Like tears in rain
💙
This theme is not in the film Blade Runner
It doesn't matter, @@sergioferari2328 . Just enjoy it.
@@TX_BoomSlang Of course I enjoy it, it is a beatiful song. I just point out that the reference is not well suited here.
But he will never be lost 'cause he's within our hearts, inside everyone's ears who love his music.
Gracias señor Vangelis, con su música se desborda mi alma hasta las lágrimas y tocó el infinito ❤
Me sucede lo mismo...
Rest in Peace, mister Vangelis. You brought so much of it to us.
What a masterpiece… it takes my breath away!!
Mir geht es genauso ❤😊
I remember when a worker at a classical vinyl store once told me as I was buying two Vangelis Records, ' Oh, he's a hack, no idea why anybody would like him". Never forget that but more importantly, as I was Buying Vangelis records. I think if Vangelis had been born couple hundred years ago he would be one of biggest and popular composers ever. This soundtrack was so beautiful that it became the soundtrack of a never made movie thought about a girl kidnapped. I dreamed of rescuing her at the time. 1985. Ended up she was murdered and that nearly destroyed me. One has hope no matter. The slower gorgeous peice became the soundtrack to her life to this day. Music heals the soul.
Como el Tema de Lara.
Esta canción me hace sentir la misma melancolía esperanzadora que El Tema de Lara.
What in the... Oh ok
Vangeils, you are the soundtrack of my youth. From a 70-year old man.
Buscaba esta música y no la encontraba de ningún modo, por shazam y otros sin resultado, ley de atracción, la verdad deseaba saber el título, sabía que era de Vangelis, pero no la encontraba ,muchas gracias, hoy ya soy un poco más feliz 😘❤❤❤❤❤❤
me alegra que encontraras esta MARAVILLA de música; como ya sabes pertenece a Vangelis, y extraída del disco Ignacio, y que apareció en la famosa serie Cosmos de Carl Sagan.
Inunda el alma, te funde con todo y con todos. Amor en estado puro. Gracias siempre eterno Vangelis.
R.I.P. Vangelis. Thank you so much for all the brilliant music you composed. You were one of the greatest !
I walked my beutiful daughter down the aisle to this wonderful music,Not a dry eye in the house.
Thank you Vangelis for such a wonderful memory.
I loved this piece of music ever since seeing Cosmos in 1980. It is just beautiful. Best with eyes closed, mind at rest...
''The Cosmos is all that is or was or ever will be.''
"There is a tingling in the spine. A catch in the voice. A faint sensation as of a distant memory falling from a great height. We know we are approaching the grandest of mysteries."
everything else will never exist.
"Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot."
Hi. I’m Carl Sagan. This is a place where I often work in Ithaca, New York near a Cornell University. Maybe you can hear, in the background, a 200 foot waterfall right nearby, which is probably - I would guess - a rarity on Mars, even in times of high technology.
What do you mean @@letyvasquez2025
Perfectly captured the wonder of the Cosmos. Vangelis sir thank you. Your music lives on. It will carry on to infinity and beyond.
This is the most beautiful composition I've ever heard. Never tire of this masterpiece.
I could not agree more. It's wonderful.
and a dog at your feet
Look for Rosetta's Waltz
R.I.P Vangelis
It seems that many of Vangelis' works are absolute masterpieces and this one is no exception. I believe that he is one of the greatest musicians in human history. This piece, along with "Alpha" and "Heaven and Hell" are some of the most beautiful tracks of music I've ever had the privilege of listening to, they absolutely touch the part of the mind and soul where curiosity, wonder, imagination, and intelligence lie. As with many other people, I can't even listen to this piece without tearing up, especially around the 2:10 mark onward, it pulls at the strings of the heart. It takes an incredible amount of talent and brilliance to invoke such emotion with just a piece of music. Bravo, Vangelis.
This track reminds me of a certain truth: I've come to learn that everything in life is bittersweet, including life itself, because some day it all comes to and end. Every friendship lost due to people going down their separate paths, every marriage broken due to death or divorce, every accomplishment and achievement eventually forgotten due to the passage of time. Most of us like to comfort ourselves by believing that there is an afterlife where all of these things are eternal - however the reality is that there is no way to know for sure what comes after death.
That being said, it is important to make the absolute most out of life: experience everything you can, learn until your brain can't handle any more, love harder than ever before. Be kind and help others in an effort to make their lives better, and teach others about all the beauty life has to offer. Make someone smile every day.
There is so much out there that we haven't even discovered, so much beauty waiting to be unveiled in the vast universe. Nobody will be able to experience it all. We are but grains of sand in a vast desert.
I read that in sagans voice while listening to this song
My friend you are a good man. May you live long and do good deeds
Wow... wonderful, such wonderful words... Thank you.
Love this to bits. What? Not much more than half a dozen notes? Utterly beautiful. I tear up every time I hear this wee masterpiece. ❤️
"Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark."
Essa música é absolutamente fantástica e me emociona todas as vezes em que a ouço.A genialidade do Vangelis nos leva a alcançar uma emoção indescritível, como se se tocasse os céus.
jesus do SBT hahahahha
I can not define what I feel when listening to music of Vangelis. Just know that my soul is filled with joy and jubilation. People like Vangelis came to life with the purpose of showing the existence of the soul. Thanks, Vangelis. You are an angel sent by God.
Marcelo Campos Tragic that exactly this totally failed on Carl Sagan, militant soulless brain-materialist and anti-paranormalist but the man who did most after Vangelis himself to make this track known.
@@conscienceaginBlackadder i couldn't agree more !
By phrases like "the cosmos is all that was, is or will be " or " we all are star dust , thru us the cosmos became concious of itself " ( i'm paraphrasing ) he outed himself as the atheist and materialist , you had already described him . Well, that was his right of course ! But using Vangelis' doubtless transcendental music to sneaky lure millions of viewers of the series into this same mentality was quite an audacity and very manipulative imo! It gave me the impression that is was the main intention of the series to lure the viewers into materialitic atheism or at least agnosticism. This subliminally ever present intention spoiled the otherwise well-made "Cosmos"-series for me to some degree .
could listen to this for the rest of my life
Your response says five years ago. I hope you're still listening.
One of the most lovely pieces I've ever heard - restful and serene, absolutely delightful!
My God. After all these years, it's still so beautiful that it makes me cry. Vangelis - genius of the age.
I never get tired of listening to this.
eu também. traduza ai. rsrsr
When I die, and if God exists, I would wish for him to let me see the universe in all its beauty as the lights fade one last time. It is a shame we will most likely never explore the endless worlds that stretch to infinity in our universe, a grand, indescribable adventure that never ends. I am jealous of the thought that perhaps future humans will have the privilege to do so.
Are you sure about that, the universe is the most unforgiving harsh violence place you could ever wish to visit! its not all nice and fluffy cuddles!! Its like everything....a brutal struggle till the end.
@@johnnunn9370 it is neither, we cant apply onto it what we belive it to be, it applies onto us what we are.
No
I think the emotions conveyed in this piece perfectly express my feelings on the Universe.I know there are millions upon millions of beautiful, wondrous things in the Universe (I even think the existence of extraterrestrial life is almost a statistical certainty) that I will never be able to see from Earth and that is quite saddening, but at the same time merely knowing that they exist is uplifting and awe-inspiring.
BurningSky93 billions upon billions my friend ;) haha
BurningSky93 I feel exactly the same way... The almost certainty that something is true, but that we won't (probably) be able to prove right. Knowing the question has an answer but it's hidden to us... the immensity, the almost infinite time lapse (at least from our point of view)... it's makes me feel a mixture of emotions that is so hard to express... from deep sadness to the joy of beauty. Wishing there was something else so that we could know and not just disappear.
Me too, friend. Everything you said, word-for-word. I feel the same :)
Que el Paraíso exista, aunque mi lugar sea el Infierno.
Jorge Luis Borges (1899 - 1986).
One of the most beautiful pieces of music i have ever heard. I remember distinctly watching Cosmos episode about Mars and hearing this music for the first time. The graphics, sagan's voice over and music:perfection. Such emotion. Thank you vangelis. Thank you for a memory that will be with me for life. You are now part of the Cosmos with carl. I weep for your passing, but, your music will last forever. Rip sir. Genius never dies.
Ver imagens tão lindas e, ao mesmo tempo ouvir algo tão belo, nos faz sentir de perto a presença do nosso amado Criador...
Así es bien dicho
This is one of the greatest pieces of music ever!!!
Listen to it in a quiet room, eyes closed, and you will be transported!
There are no superlatives to describe this piece - beautiful; pretty; delicately divine; supremely evocative; it digs deep into one's soul.
This song remember me when I was at the mountains watching all the stars on the sky. It was amazing!
Sorry for my english.
Sometimes feelings are hard to put into words, yes?
"Música" uma das melhores coisas criada pelo ser humano. Vangelis faleceu dia 17 de maio de 2022, mas deixou uma obra prima ao mundo, sou muito grato por conhecer esta música 🥲
Beautiful beyond words.....
I watched Cosmos when I was a kid (7 or 8 ish), and based all of my future music taste on works such as this one. I have found many, but none have ever topped Vangelis.
The Yes/Asia Prog family tree is as beautiful as this but in the form of rock and roll.
Thank you Carl for selecting Vangelis for your beloved program. And thank you for the coherent and digestible science.
Always thought this would make a beautiful Wedding entrance music.....Probably one of the best pieces of music ever written. Vangelis is a genius.
A youthful fascination with space. Wonderful presentation by Carl sagan. The mars episode captivated me. But the music over the images of the red planet was something I have never forgotten. Thank you sir. You will live on. Thank you for a memory
"Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras.
Você tem certeza que já fez tudo que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem. Pois um dia vamos nos encontrar. E eu gostaria muito de chamá-lo de meu filho."
Porta da Esperança (1984-1996)
Sensacional ❤️
Sim, sabia que ja tinha ouvido esta frase em algum lugar, mas eu confundi a música, achava era "Magie D'amour" de Jean Pierre Posit.
@@aquinaojacare Muito Obrigado
🥰🥰
Na hora me lembrei dela.
A highly emotional masterpiece.
Absolutely love this song for man many years. Never has a song with no words, spoke to the spirit, soul, heart and mind of man, in such a simple but majestic composition. Sans the magnificent unimaginable photos, the enchanting music is a unique work of art. Masterful! All created for us and the billions of eons that our children will have to explore and experience. I don't know what the title implies about "do you hear the dog's barking?
2 years late but for anyone curious, the title refers to a Mexican short story written by Juan Rulfo that was adapted into a movie, for which Vangelis composed the soundtrack en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Do_You_Hear_the_Dogs_Barking%3F check it out it's a beautiful film, with both a heartwarming story and Vangelis heavenly music.
THIS IS PERFECTION IN MUSIC,CONGRATULATIONS. GREETINGS FROM BRASIL.
Rest in peace, and thank you for such lovely music, Vangelis.
1:30 - This music is so clear, so pure and innocent but also very melancholic at the same time.
_(Music from the Mexican drama film and by the French movie director François Reichenbach, in 1975)._
I’m from Brazil, and the adquire knowledge is the best thing and fundamental commandment of our race. Good afternoon.
2:08 that part makes me tear up
You must truly be inspired by things beyond the limitations of our blue rock to create such a magnificent work of art . This propels my imagination to a state of utter bliss. I imagine being in a ship traveling from earth to another star system as we trek beyond Sol itself . Slowly watching our home planet fade away, as this song resonates through my head. This song leaves a lasting effect to me that seems almost otherworldly.
Well said.
hugetaco thank you sir/ma’am.
This soundtrack reminds me both of the grandness and beauty of the universe, watching Cosmos late at night and also how lucky I am to have my best friends.
I don't know.. but I want to be one of your best friends
Uneori,ne cautam cuvintele
Si nu putem privi mai departe...
Alteori,nu cuprindem universul,
Cautam un punct,o stea,o speranta
Si nu stim ca facem parte
Din acelasi sublim daruit,
Iubirea, cu aripi de zenit!
I'd heard this at the end of one of the episodes of Carl Sagan's Comos (the newer revised version) and wondered if I'd ever find it! Now I know its name. It is such a sweet melody -- heart-rendingly beautiful. It is unique although somewhat in the vein of tunes like Lara's Theme.
It was in the original soundtrack, too.
This is the most beautiful piece of music I know. It tears me up every single time. I can't stop thinking about a lose of a truly great friend of mine.
Cosmos was made almost 20 years before I was born, but I'm glad I went back to see it. And, wow, it was good. Godspeed, Carl Sagan. I hope to look at the future the same way you do.
Vangelis, incomparable
Amen.....maybe not the snappiest dresser, but listening to him and seeing the fire for knowledge in his eyes.....just an amazing person.
una auténtica maravilla, genial, quién no puede soñar con esta canción..
Estaba basada en un cuento de Juan Rulfo. "Puedes escuchar ladrar a los perros?.
Maybe is more than a song for the Cosmos: a song of the perfection!
Thank you, Vangelis. With you, I always glimpsed a whole universe
Magnifique, sublime....
I first heard this years ago when I got the Soundtrack album to Cosmos by Carl Sagen. I play it almost every day, this is so simple but so beautiful and powerful.
silêncio, paz e tranquilidade , o universo nos encanta e a música de vangelis é angelical e combina com o universo.
Ao ouvi-la sinto pulsar nos meus sentimentos e mente , que Deus existe ,pois é impossível uma criação tão perfeita.
Como me encanta esta música.
Você ouve os cachorros latindo?
This is one of those songs that everytime I hear it, not kidding, every single time, I can't help but to tear up. It's really a great song, it brings back personal memories of mine that are both happy and sad but when the song ends, I always come out a stronger person. It makes me feel happy about everything that has happened. How great life can be. Thanks for sharing the video!
Un rêve éveillé devant la beauté de l'univers qui ne serait selon certains scientifiques qu'une illusion de notre conscience............
Close your eyes listening to this song and enjoy the entire immensity of the cosmos. 230622
The original "Cosmos" soundtrack never gets old for me .
Playing it tonight …my original LP
rest in peace, your music will always hold a special place in my heart
Uma das melhores músicas que já ouvi em minha vida.
August 1977 - eine sternklare Sommernacht
im Radio! 23:55h :)
Einfach fantastisch.❤
fue un genio este gran hombre,,, en las estrellas debe estar genial vangelis
Trop beau, je pleure❤
There's a scene in Cosmos. On a distant hypothetical planet in a globular cluster, there's on with the waves breaking on a sandy shore. It's night against a starry sky. And as the planet turns, instead of the moon rising out of the water, the entire Milky Way galaxy is rising. Face on, the full spiral. It is so beautiful how they put the galaxy there with the waves. And in music was Entends-tu Les Chiens Aboyer? I was 10, and I wished so badly I could be there. 44 years later, I still do. I've never forgotten that feeling.
Carl Sagan and Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou, you changed lives and brought joy. Rest in Peace.
This song has the ability to rescue the best of mankind even in the hardest of times. Music can really save a life. This transcendental piece just ensures that we belong to something larger than we can conceive. You don't listen to it with your ears, but with your soul… Here i mark Carl Sagan's words: "The Cosmos is within us. We are made of star-stuff. We are a way for the universe to know itself.”
Enchanting; I love his harmonic progressions.
El cosmos, un lugar inmenso, distante, del cual nunca sabremos hasta dónde llegará, el universo tal como lo conocemos, y un día, ya no estaremos acá, y otras generaciones vendrán y nuestra vida, pasará a un recuerdo tan recóndito, ¡vive la vida! ¡VIVE!
This is my idea of what Heaven must sound like.
there is no heaven
of course....after all, what would heaven be without dogs?
Lukas
@@xcxc7167 But if there was.
Playing this song while looking at stars through my binoculars is such amazing experience ☺️, I instantly feel some kind of connection with the universe.
A song to the COSMOS...
Goose bumps.
I had to do a presentation today... I was pretty nervous, then I just thought of Carl's voice, this song and floating through amongst the stars... all my concerns suddenly seemed so insignificant
Vangelis Ever!
Like&Agree.
Mille merci pour ces images et cette musique vraiment merveilleuse.
When i hear this song, my soul cross the universe!!!
Sublime, spiritual music which the masses should listen to, at least to give it a hearing.
they never will as long as you call it spiritual
Not all people have this sensitivity. I feel that way too, listening to music I feel close to God, I can not explain.
Cuando cierro mis ojos, al escuchar este tema musical, tengo una hermosa y extraña sensación, de estar viajando en el plano espiritual en medio del universo, en un cuerpo etéreo... hacia la eternidad...
Sorry Beethoven, Grieg and Mozart but I think Vangelis is the greatest composer ever in the history.
Bård Kvale Don't look down, look up.
Noooo
i like how you name beethoven and mozart, who are 2 of the biggest composers of all time, then you but grieg in the middle which is nowhere near as known as mozart, bach, beethoven, chopin, schubert, and so on
All of them are the same composer. They play the music of the endless time, the wonder of the Order, the Cosmos. Music is the language of the stars and when someone plays rightly the lines, all of us we can understand the truth for a second.
Totally disagree
"Humility."
-Carl Sagan
I always pictured it was the stars, slowly going out, one by one as the sunrises.... or could be them coming out, as the moon rises, but I think sunrise suits the ending chord better... at least that is what my mind sees when I close my eyes and listen....beautiful...thank you!
I can't contain myself. I'm crying becase of the inmense happiness this song brings to my soul.
Thanks for posting this...I first heard it decades ago
(Portuguese)
Essa música foi tema de uma vinheta de uma grande emissora de televisão aqui do Brasil chamada SBT (Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão). Existiu um programa que ia ao ar aos domingos nesta emissora de TV, apresentando por um famoso apresentador e empresário aqui no Brasil chamado Silvio Santos (que é fundador e dono desta emissora chamada SBT). O nome do programa que ele apresentava se chamava "Porta da Esperança" onde as pessoas mandavam uma carta para o programa, eram chamadas e iam no programa tentar realizar qualquer sonho que elas quisessem desde o mais simples ao mais difícil (como encontrar parentes que há muitos anos não via e tal). No final desse programa (que foi extinto em 1996), entrava uma vinheta com uma pessoa (um ator certamente) como Jesus Cristo (idêntico a ele até) com uma luz branca ao fundo e ele olhando como se estivesse vendo alguma coisa ao longe e um locutor dizia uma mensagem como se fosse Jesus ali que estivesse falando:
"Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras. Você tem certeza de que fez tudo o que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem, pois um dia vamos nos encontrar e eu gostaria muito de te chamar de meu filho."
E enquanto o locutor lia a mensagem, tocava um trecho desta música do vídeo. As crianças da época tinham até medo da vinheta. Eu já achava ela bonita.
(English)
This song was the subject of a vignette of a major television station here in Brazil called SBT (Brazilian Television System). There was a program that aired on Sundays on this TV station, showing by a famous presenter and entrepreneur in Brazil called Silvio Santos (who is the founder and owner of this station called SBT). The name of the program that he had called "Door of Hope" where people sent a letter to the program, were called and were in the program attempting any dream that they wanted from the simplest to the most difficult (how to find relatives there many years did not see and such). At the end of this program (which expired in 1996), he entered a vignette with a person (an actor of course) as Jesus Christ (identical to it to) with a white light in the background and it looking as if seeing something far away and an announcer read a message like Jesus there he was talking about:
"Peace, love, faith, hope, light and unity. They are not just words. You sure you did everything he could for his fellow men? Think about it, because one day we will meet and I'd love to call you my son."
And while the announcer read the message, he played an excerpt of this music video. The children of the time had to fear the vignette. I already thought she was beautiful.
Roberto Teixeira
Eu pelo menos não tinha medo, pelo contrário, eu ficava até emocionado com essa vinheta.
huahuhau Eu tinha medo, pois achava que era uma estátua. Aí quando o ator piscou o olho, enchi as calças! kkkkkkk
Unbelievable. So beautiful.😍🤗
Paz, amor, fé, esperança, luz e união. Não são apenas palavras.
Você tem certeza que já fez tudo que podia pelo seu semelhante? Pense bem. Pois um dia vamos nos encontrar. E eu gostaria muito de chamá-lo de meu filho
(Peace, love, faith, hope, light, union. That are not just words.
Are you sure you did everything you could for another one? Think about it. Cause someday we will find each other. And I want to call you "my son")
E aqui termina mais um programa Porta da Esperança, até domingo que vem.
Una música encantadora, generosa, preciosa, única, universal
essa eh a musica da famosa vinheta do jesus do sbt q todo mundo tinha medo nos anos 90 quando terminava a porta da esperança
"Paz, amor, fé, luz e união, não são apenas palavras. Pense bem, pois um dia vamos nos encontrar, eu gostaria muito de chamá-lo meu filho"
Só tinha medo quem nunca tinha ouvido falar em Jesus. Eu era criança e me emocionava vendo e pensava que era Jesus de verdade!
On ferme les yeux et on se laisse transporter d une galaxie a l autre
A cosmic lullabye.....:)
#RIP Vangelis, one of the greatest composers in the world
"Entends tu les chiens aboyer" a été le générique de l'émission radio "lorsque l'enfant parait " diffusée durant les années 70 avec Jacques Pradel et Françoise Dolto.Un vrai délice cette musique...
Been searching for this one for bloody ages, thanks for uploading :)
"Do You Hear the Dogs Barking?"
RIP maestro 😪 siempre nos quedara tu musica
I always loved this song , takes me away from here, to another love world very far away.....