My father was a Polish Jew from Warsaw who served in Ander's Carpathian Division in Monty's British 8th Army. He saw action in a tank at Tobruk and El Alamein. Be proud as I am...Maurice H Bank
My dad took me to see this in the theater when I was 6 years old..stupid little kid I was, I had no idea what World War 2 was about, or the politics involved, I just thought the planes were cool as hell. Today, I enjoy the film for entirely different reasons. About this great march: in the context of the film it's the Luftwaffe's theme, but Ron Goodwin said that he wrote it to honor the combatants on both sides.
1963mathetes you were not stupid,you were just a kid. I saw it when it opened and I was eight. My dad was in the RAF in WW2...never told me what he thought of it.
@@jorjibob Same here, I was aged 9. My dad was a radio op. in 101 Squadron flying B24s against the Japanese. He taught me a great deal about WW2 but never really spoke about his own experiences.
The best ww2 film made the music is so fitting you can visualise the spitfires and hurricanes bursting through the clouds homing in on the Luftwaffe.A fine tribute too all those who sacrificed everything for our freedom we will never forget you.👏👏🙏🙏🙏
This piece of music by Goodwin totally captures Germanys pride and they're mind set of total invincibility at the eve of the battle of Britain . Pure genius and ironic to think that a Brit composed it . .
Corporal where you taking those vultures ! Officer to the mess, NCO’s to the guard room sir. Like hell you are ! Their responsible for that mess, Get them to clear it up ! But sir, Give em a bloody shovel ! Skipper hates jerries. For the fans out there who grew up with this film.
A musical composition of absolute genius and talent. As an ex-music teacher, I used this theme to teach both the origins sought from histrocial German marching tunes from WW2 plus the layering of musical composition. At the time, my students hadn't even watched the film, let alone heard this theme. Ron Goodwin was a compositional titan of his time.
I can't recall how many times I was made to march past various AOC-in-Cs to this tune when I served in the RAF. I might as well have been in the Bundesluftwaffe.
We certainly did. The Polish men in the RAF were some of the toughest, bravest and most aggressive pilots. True warriors and heroes of your nation. I just wish things had turned better for them and their country after the war. A terrible time.
We get hatred from some Poles not because we 'allowed' them to be invaded, but because Churchill and Roosevelt sold them out to Stalin after the War which meant they were under the Soviet jackboot heel until the USSR broke up in 1989 @@kyleJohn1997
From 2:28 until the very end, love it! Also, throughout the whole tune, you can march to the beat of the music. If I hadn’t known Ron Goodwin created this, I would of though it was an actual military tune.
Yeah, it's very much a 'Germanic March' in a style that goes back to at least Beethoven. Great thing about this being an original composition is that we get to enjoy a centuries old genre without the particular piece having been polluted by the Nazis...
The Third Marine Air Wing Band actually played this at a wing change of command ceremony in 1985 while we were passing in review. We all had a hankering for beer & bratwurst...
Der Badenweiler Marsch ua-cam.com/video/gpwE_1tjIH4/v-deo.html Parademarsch der Legion Condor ua-cam.com/video/K5X4oHZxhos/v-deo.html Probably these and some other German marches were inspiration for Ron Goodwin.
They played this at a change of command ceremony at MCAS Beaufort. Those of us who marched in the parade had a severe hankering for beer and brats after three rehearsals and the actual parade...
This is going to be the song Hitler Rants Parodies plays when Goering stops eating, when Krebs stops pointing at maps/fish, when Jodl stops objecting, when Burgdorf stops drinking and when Fegelein finally dies.
For us British the war ended 31st December 2006. On that day the massive financial dept owned to the US for all that food and raw material, was finally paid off with interest.
Kesselring was not a tall man, and the actor in the movie playing him had no resemblance whatsoever. Kesselring was called "Smiling Albert" and this actor never ever smiled.
I have it on DVD, I also have objective Burma, where eagles dare, battle ground, Kelly's heroes, merrils marchers, action in the north Atlantic, up periscope
This is the version from the original soundtrack, by Ron Goodwin. I downloaded it from Amazon a couple of years ago. I've checked for you mate, but for some reason it isn't the any more :s However Amazon has the CD on sale, so search for Battle of Britain: Original Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK] [Enhanced, Original Recording Reissued] (wanted to put the link up but UA-cam won't let me). The tracks on the CD are the one's I downloaded from Amazon. Happy listening mate!
My grandfather was born in Spain and while they were killing each other here 1936 - 1939 the rest of the other countries watched when it was their turn to go to war they forgot about Spain... and left it 50 years ago now they come to have fun... and I thought that we are all waiters and cooks
great music......soundtracks nowadays are abysmal compare to the great war film scores of the past :) (Where Eagles Dare; The Eagle has Landed; A Bridge Too far etc...)
My Grandfather was in the RAF in 1945, this played at his funeral in January, a wonderful man who I miss very much.
My grandad served in the army in Singapore in 1950 and my nan served in the WAAF in 1944 as a radar operator...
We salute him...
My Dad was in the RAF during WWII. A gunner in a Boulton-Paul Defiant (shot down twice) then went on to be a rear gunner in Lancasters.
FOXED Not exactly the best plane the defiant !
My father was a Polish Jew from Warsaw who served in Ander's Carpathian Division in Monty's British 8th Army. He saw action in a tank at Tobruk and El Alamein. Be proud as I am...Maurice H Bank
My grand father was in the Commandos, and participated in the Telemark sabotage.
One of the best movies I've ever seen, portraying a major chapter of WWII, with a soundtrack recording absolutly remarcable!!! 👍 👍 👍
Ebert trashed it so it must be a great movie .
My dad took me to see this in the theater when I was 6 years old..stupid little kid I was, I had no idea what World War 2 was about, or the politics involved, I just thought the planes were cool as hell. Today, I enjoy the film for entirely different reasons. About this great march: in the context of the film it's the Luftwaffe's theme, but Ron Goodwin said that he wrote it to honor the combatants on both sides.
1963mathetes you were not stupid,you were just a kid. I saw it when it opened and I was eight. My dad was in the RAF in WW2...never told me what he thought of it.
same here when i was 6 my mom took me see this movie.i miss her so much!
@@jorjibob Same here, I was aged 9. My dad was a radio op. in 101 Squadron flying B24s against the Japanese. He taught me a great deal about WW2 but never really spoke about his own experiences.
....but Ron Goodwin said that he wrote it to honor the combatants on both sides.
Yes, he's real human. Thanks for your comments!
That was alot😊
The best ww2 film made the music is so fitting you can visualise the spitfires and hurricanes bursting through the clouds homing in on the Luftwaffe.A fine tribute too all those who sacrificed everything for our freedom we will never forget you.👏👏🙏🙏🙏
This piece of music by Goodwin totally captures Germanys pride and they're mind set of total invincibility at the eve of the battle of Britain . Pure genius and ironic to think that a Brit composed it . .
And 13 years after this a German composer reciprocated with Highland Cathedral for the bagpipes. Two in fact. Ulrich Roever and Michael Korb
Home and tea..for once you deserve it .well done everyone ...class film 🎥 ..by grace of God I'm grateful to be english 🙏
RIP Christopher Plummer .
Corporal where you taking those vultures ! Officer to the mess, NCO’s to the guard room sir. Like hell you are ! Their responsible for that mess, Get them to clear it up ! But sir, Give em a bloody shovel ! Skipper hates jerries. For the fans out there who grew up with this film.
What about the officers? given a bloody shovel.
@@carlosnayager1719 Where have you been !!!
Robert Shaw was the man!
Fantastic piece of music. It captures perfectly the German military might and pomp they had during the early years of the war.
An exceptional film about one of he most important battles in WWII.
A musical composition of absolute genius and talent. As an ex-music teacher, I used this theme to teach both the origins sought from histrocial German marching tunes from WW2 plus the layering of musical composition. At the time, my students hadn't even watched the film, let alone heard this theme. Ron Goodwin was a compositional titan of his time.
I can't recall how many times I was made to march past various AOC-in-Cs to this tune when I served in the RAF. I might as well have been in the Bundesluftwaffe.
4th Reich bundesluftwaffe!
We gave them brutal lesson back these days, eh English friends? :)
Greetings from Poland, the nation unconquered, with love to United Kingdom! :D
Love Poland
And we get hate from some Poles because we "allowed" Poland to be invaded
We certainly did. The Polish men in the RAF were some of the toughest, bravest and most aggressive pilots. True warriors and heroes of your nation. I just wish things had turned better for them and their country after the war. A terrible time.
And we certainly appreciated your help
We get hatred from some Poles not because we 'allowed' them to be invaded, but because Churchill and Roosevelt sold them out to Stalin after the War which meant they were under the Soviet jackboot heel until the USSR broke up in 1989 @@kyleJohn1997
Those men who dislike were
Keitel, Jodl, Krebs, und Burgdorf
djeasd fdak
Oh shiet that Luftwaffle fucker!
Old Iron I hope I will lol
Why would they dislike it? This tune plays during Luftwaffe scenes.
xD
@@louis.gabriel Damn you bald fuck! Why do you object?
A brilliant march written by the British for the German
Fabulous Tune ! Especially so when matched with the swagger of the Luftwaffe at the beginning of the film .
Every time I listen to this it gives me goosebumps
"Nazis! Nazis, to the right!" "Stop that Polish chatter and steer to port two-three-zero!" "Repeat, please!"
Silence...! In Polish!
And it is never. Repeat never to be used.... For, private, Polish............Chit chat!
Are you blind as well as stupid!
"God's truth".
Repeat please
From 2:28 until the very end, love it!
Also, throughout the whole tune, you can march to the beat of the music. If I hadn’t known Ron Goodwin created this, I would of though it was an actual military tune.
It sounds like something the LW would perform. I wonder how the modern LW would fare in an air fight these days...
Yeah, it's very much a 'Germanic March' in a style that goes back to at least Beethoven. Great thing about this being an original composition is that we get to enjoy a centuries old genre without the particular piece having been polluted by the Nazis...
LEFT RIGHT LEFT RIGHT
ABOUT TURN
The Third Marine Air Wing Band actually played this at a wing change of command ceremony in 1985 while we were passing in review.
We all had a hankering for beer & bratwurst...
They use this at HMS Collingwood on divisions. I have marched to this many, many times.
this is a great film
Actualy the Luftwaffe March when the film was released. 'Aces High' from the PC World we now live in.
gotta be an all time favorite intro...rousing!
What a tune roaring.
They make this song so damn good that i actually think this is an actual march that luftwaffe used during ww2
Der Badenweiler Marsch ua-cam.com/video/gpwE_1tjIH4/v-deo.html
Parademarsch der Legion Condor ua-cam.com/video/K5X4oHZxhos/v-deo.html
Probably these and some other German marches were inspiration for Ron Goodwin.
Both great pieces of music
"Achtung!" "Geschwader...stillgestanden!"
Put this on my funeral
It would be funny to see Angela Merkel's expression if they played this to her on a state visit. I think she would like it.
No she's a former East German politico no sense of humour
It would also be fine to see your face swimming away from Dunkirk...
@@literatoquevedo completely uncalled for but ok
@@neilcunningham795 Then I have to say that you don't know that our former Chancellor has a lot of humor.
I think she would too. It's very Germanic. I'm not sure but i have a vague recollection of it being for a Luftwaffe bit of the film. 🤔
I believe this is also the official song of the Luftwaffe.
They played this at a change of command ceremony at MCAS Beaufort.
Those of us who marched in the parade had a severe hankering for beer and brats after three rehearsals and the actual parade...
"if i see one more bomber (we won't have a budget).."
*One More bomber ^^ and now ? xD
So funny.
Funny, but didn't Milch tell Kesselring "I wont recommend you for a promotion?
Best.Comment. Ever. :-D
You’re Grandfather served us well. What a Great Man!!!
people would be amazed by just how many think this is an actual Luftwaffe march...
Lol i used to though the same too
It actually is now, they liked it so much the modern Luftwaffe adopted it.
I remember all that tonguing (2.30), loved playing this on my clarinet in Dryad Volunteer Band
It combines german jaggedness with british elegance.
on My 1st LP cover, bought shortly after the movie showed at the Hoyts in Hurstville late 1960s, it was known as the "Luftwaffe March"...😎👍👍
love this song
So brilliant love it.
Fun fact: In the german version of that movie, that part was replaced by the "Badenweiler"-March......dont ask me why...
Hitler's favourite march was apparently the "Badenweiler". Looks like the leopard didn't really change his spots all that much...
Listening to this while flying my gotha bomber around in rise of flight.
If you can, get "Wings Over Flanders Fields" it is bloody hard but good/frustrating fun.
I LOVE IT :D
名曲！カッコイイです。
he was a film editor, he taught me how to tell if a movie was great or average
"Stillgestanden!!"
"give em a bloody shovel "!
This was meant to be a theme attributed to the Germans in this movie. It somehow became a British RAF March
Always think about all the airfields and the knights in persons on both sides in all the planes
This is going to be the song Hitler Rants Parodies plays when Goering stops eating, when Krebs stops pointing at maps/fish, when Jodl stops objecting, when Burgdorf stops drinking and when Fegelein finally dies.
+Brecconable ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
erhard milch smiling albert kesselring inspecting luftwaffe my favorite scene lead mercedes
Every time I hear this, I can't help but think of that banking Fokker triplane.
Danke, mein lieber Kesselring!
The Nazi who had so many people executed or allowed the SS to kill so many in Italy?..Maurice H
This was the first piece of music used in the film
The 4 ridiculous, why they put not like?
When i report an instagram account and finally it gets banned 10 months later
yay its been banned
113 paces per minute - a nice pace.
Music for me to wash up the dinner things!!!! Bandits 2 o'clock!!!!
"Osterkamp,Everything all right"
Does this remind anybody of the Midway March by John Williams?
Perfect German military march, this.
+Simon Coles Written by Englishman Ron Goodwin for a film score.
+1faustus I know, but it's a very well done piece of music in the style of a Prussian military march.
Yeah, they are good at marshall music....Maurice H
🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🦖🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 Brilliant
Get a move on or i'll'Make you swim the channel had to laugh at that
At first i thaught this was a real luftwaffe march
Luftwaffe March*
Is this recording on Spotify?
If you search Ron Goodwin it should come up. I believe it's on the RAF 100th Anniversary Album
Und mein Opa hat in der Luftwaffe gekämft,und vielen englische flugzeuge abgeschossen
Achtung....
Ahha give me spitfires
Stillestand!
Das presentier GEWEHR!
Granate
Spitfeur!
ahora es rusia y china que vais a ser?
i will respect you if you can tell me without looking when the what year the second world war started
goodwin315vids 1939
depends on your point of view of the "world" If you were Chinese, there would be a good argument for 1937 with the Japanese Invasion
goodwin315vids September 1, 1939
1939🤣🤣🤣
For us British the war ended 31st December 2006. On that day the massive financial dept owned to the US for all that food and raw material, was finally paid off with interest.
Or the German national song.
Whut?!?! There is no Earrape version of this tune?!
ua-cam.com/video/k9VGEFFY-gk/v-deo.html this should suit
This sounds not fictional
Yess
Please people a tune is not a SONG unless it is sung.
And did you come here just to post something that the Majority of the viewers already know?
Well, I was not aware. And so, Thanks for pointing that out, Zigzag.
america... tut tut tut
Kesselring was not a tall man, and the actor in the movie playing him had no resemblance whatsoever. Kesselring was called "Smiling Albert" and this actor never ever smiled.
Nitpicking
sounds very german to me :D
Yes, except for the lulls in it; the parts of it that have twinkling noises and nothing else
@@hello_there3528 Come on... British people partially Anglo-Saxons right? or maybe southern part dominated by them isn't it?
2:30 BEST MOMENT EVER!!
I have it on DVD, I also have objective Burma, where eagles dare, battle ground, Kelly's heroes, merrils marchers, action in the north Atlantic, up periscope
Beto Fernandez what do you want, a medal?
what's your problem?
look, I'm a nice person, you don't want to see me angry trust me
I'm like David Banner the incredible hulk 1970 tv series, when he tells Mr Mcgee not to make him angry
Stephen hathaway HahAHahaha
Brilliant
This is the version from the original soundtrack, by Ron Goodwin. I downloaded it from Amazon a couple of years ago. I've checked for you mate, but for some reason it isn't the any more :s
However Amazon has the CD on sale, so search for Battle of Britain: Original Soundtrack [SOUNDTRACK] [Enhanced, Original Recording Reissued] (wanted to put the link up but UA-cam won't let me). The tracks on the CD are the one's I downloaded from Amazon.
Happy listening mate!
Uplifting.
My grandfather was born in Spain and while they were killing each other here 1936 - 1939 the rest of the other countries watched when it was their turn to go to war they forgot about Spain... and left it 50 years ago now they come to have fun... and I thought that we are all waiters and cooks
My favourite part is 1:20
great music......soundtracks nowadays are abysmal compare to the great war film scores of the past :) (Where Eagles Dare; The Eagle has Landed; A Bridge Too far etc...)
And let's not forget the great escape!