For me, the harpsichord performance has become a symbol of Dr. Strange. While watching the recently released Spider-Man: No Way Home, I was thrilled to hear the sound of the harpsichord as soon as the sanctum sanctorum appeared.
No Elfman is crap, He has been crapping on a lot of the MUC music and MOM was terrible. Giacchino should've done Mom and I agree with the last statement
It did find it's way into popular music for a while back in the mid to late 60's during the short-lived Baroque pop renaissance spearheaded by such musical acts (and songs) as *_The Beatles_*_ (Piggies), _*_The Kinks_*_ (Two Sisters), _*_Simon and Garfunkel_*_ (Leaves that Green), _*_Donovan_*_ (Bert's Blues), _*_The Zombies_*_ (Smokey Day), _*_The Left Banke_*_ (Barterer's and Their Wives),_ *The Beau Brummels* (Magic Hollow) and many others. And I do agree with you, it is a very lovely, lyrical and evocative instrument.
What the hell is this instrument... i must say it is freakin epic... it shows adventure and epicness at the same time... idk what it was but combined well specially on the fighting scenes
The ancestor of piano, by the way. I love when some American and Japanese composers know and respect "classic" (and romantic, and so on) music and instruments, even when these instruments were used long before USA existence or before Japan entered the modern world. Cultural curiosity and learning, awesome.
I'm disappointed at Danny Elfman just totally not bothering to use the harpsichord and instead just going with the same old Tim Burton beats. I think at this point it's synonymous to use the harpsichord for Doctor Strange. Hell, they even used it in other movies like "No Way Home" to introduce him.
The use of harpsichord, an ancestor to the modern pianoforte, pairs well with the idea that the language of sorcery is sanskrit, an ancestor to many modern languages.
This is a Tierce de picarde which is commonly used by many composers in classical music to end the piece/song in a major key. And yes, JS Bach definitely liked to use a lot!
Ties de Jong, what I mean is this exact track does not play in any scene in the movie but it's made of all the same themes, chords, and even instruments as throughout the score. For example, the song that plays when he checks the zealot's pulse is "Hippocratic Hypocrite" and can be found here:ua-cam.com/video/G4oMpi0DTZ4/v-deo.html
![Michael Giacchino: Doctor Strange Theme [Extended by Gilles Nuytens]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/xlajOH3ACfA/mqdefault.jpg)
For me, the harpsichord performance has become a symbol of Dr. Strange. While watching the recently released Spider-Man: No Way Home, I was thrilled to hear the sound of the harpsichord as soon as the sanctum sanctorum appeared.
I love the unique musical cue he gets, as soon as you hear the harpsichord you just know it's him.
That was the moment when I thought "now it's finally starting."
And then danny elfman just ignore it lol
@@ImnHazzz Not really. :) ua-cam.com/video/-jsJI4v3LAc/v-deo.html
@@ImnHazzz EXACTLY!! He just made some stupid general rock music. MoM soundtrack was garbage; Giacchino should've done
Michael Giacchino is one of my favourite modern composers, there's a reason why Steven Spielberg called him mini John Williams
I love that the Doctor Strange theme was done on a softer instrument :D
barbaro267 harpsichord
it sounds amazing.
I love Merlin as well
It's my fever character of marvel
That's cuz he's a big, tough character with a soft heart. A doctor's heart.
Elfman is great, but we really need Giacchino back for the next Dr. Strange movie
No Elfman is crap, He has been crapping on a lot of the MUC music and MOM was terrible. Giacchino should've done Mom and I agree with the last statement
@@Y2JFan94 what? 😂
I'm so glad the Harpsichord is finding its way to mainstream media
Such a lovely instrument
It did find it's way into popular music for a while back in the mid to late 60's during the short-lived Baroque pop renaissance spearheaded by such musical acts (and songs) as *_The Beatles_*_ (Piggies), _*_The Kinks_*_ (Two Sisters), _*_Simon and Garfunkel_*_ (Leaves that Green), _*_Donovan_*_ (Bert's Blues), _*_The Zombies_*_ (Smokey Day), _*_The Left Banke_*_ (Barterer's and Their Wives),_ *The Beau Brummels* (Magic Hollow) and many others. And I do agree with you, it is a very lovely, lyrical and evocative instrument.
If it ain't baroque, don't fix it.
I'd say I was sorry, but I don't want to lie.
Surprised people don't know that this is a Harpsichord.. widely used during the Baroque era
it's not a well known instrument (and not widely use nowadays) , I only learn it after I took a music course
@@oldcowbb I like your profile photo
Dude. Of course no one has heard of the instrument, it was mostly used from 1600-1700. Smh 🤦♂️
You are surprised people don't know about an instrument from 200 years ago that isn't commonly used nowadays?
That's like saying you're surprised celebrities doesn't know you
Found it! I have been looking for this soundtrack ever since I have watched the movie and heard this in one of the bad-ass scenes!
Which scene had this track?
@@avada0 i wanne know
same dude lol
@@xaviervanloo9479 so do I
no bas ass scene has this soundtrack however during the movie it izz there
What the hell is this instrument... i must say it is freakin epic... it shows adventure and epicness at the same time... idk what it was but combined well specially on the fighting scenes
Harpsichord
Benny Mystery thank you
The ancestor of piano, by the way. I love when some American and Japanese composers know and respect "classic" (and romantic, and so on) music and instruments, even when these instruments were used long before USA existence or before Japan entered the modern world. Cultural curiosity and learning, awesome.
i have to say, Harpsichord sounds really magical
i cant believe the emotions this evokes within me. it elevates my mind, and deepens my spirit.
I’m happy I know what a harpsichord sounds like so I had no trouble finding this song
This is the best film of marvel ever!
100% agree comrade =-)
Most artistic is a more accurate term.
Andrés Barbosa then out of nowhere endgame appears with one blow to the face and out goes doctor strange the “ best movie” in marvel history
Prag well then yes that is that is very tru
Dormammu, I've come to bargain
Dormammu, I've come to bargain
Dormammu, I've come to bargain
Dormammu, I’ve come to bargain
"No! Stop! Make this stop! Set me free!"
Martin V. no...you have come here...*T O D I E!!*
It sounds very mystical and mysterious.
I'm disappointed at Danny Elfman just totally not bothering to use the harpsichord and instead just going with the same old Tim Burton beats. I think at this point it's synonymous to use the harpsichord for Doctor Strange. Hell, they even used it in other movies like "No Way Home" to introduce him.
Dude thank you, l just came here to comment the same thing. Elfman’s score was such a freaking disappointment.
I LOVED the harpsichord.
The 2nd best title after the last track master of mystic end!
Lovely melody.
this music mesmerizes me it is my favorite in the soundtrack 😍
Thank you very much!!!
The use of harpsichord, an ancestor to the modern pianoforte, pairs well with the idea that the language of sorcery is sanskrit, an ancestor to many modern languages.
Hard yo Say which is better, this baroque Styles, or The guitar, I love allí The interpretations
imagine this on an episode of sherlock
As much as I love Danny Elfman, I did miss Michael Giacchino in Multiverse of Madness
Definitely my favourite Avenger!
Yes, it' is baroque style
Used as Toms Spidey walks up to the Santum Sanctorum in No Way Home
I really searched "music that plays when Peter walks to the sanctum" and this came up
Classy 😁
Like no. 492 😊
The part from @2:40 to the end, Bach reference...
This is a Tierce de picarde which is commonly used by many composers in classical music to end the piece/song in a major key. And yes, JS Bach definitely liked to use a lot!
Doctor Stranger Soundtrack 18 - Go For Baroque by Micheal Giacchino
Doctor Strange was better just because of this sound track
You know Michael Giacchino composed for a movie when all the song titles are punny as hell LMAO
PRIMOROSA
B b b b banger
SPOILER QUESTION:
which scene was this i focused a bit too much on the fight and story but less on the music
Primescape 16 the scene in the library where he is reading everything and also in the sanctum sanctorum briefly and in the end credits
+Derp Cena also when he checked the guys pulse it had a short time playing a part of it. Am I correct?
This exact song never played in the movie, but all the material in it is from throughout the soundtrack.
Ties de Jong, what I mean is this exact track does not play in any scene in the movie but it's made of all the same themes, chords, and even instruments as throughout the score. For example, the song that plays when he checks the zealot's pulse is "Hippocratic Hypocrite" and can be found here:ua-cam.com/video/G4oMpi0DTZ4/v-deo.html
I want to merge with this part 2:09
Nice
Tarin Taney / Thuy Trang Mighty Ranger
Karan Ashley / Agent Aisha Campbell Yollow Mighty Ranger
Nakia Burrise / S.O.W.N.A Tanya Sloan Yollow Zoe Ranger
Tracy Lynn Cruz / Agent Ashley Yollow Turbo Ranger
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I get a sense of the Constantine TV show theme mixed with the Star Trek reboot theme. Am I the only one?
Well I've never watched Constantine but definitely Star Trek as it is the same composer.
Same. Especially reminds me of the theme in "Into Darkness" when the parents of the dying daughter visited her in the hospital
#baroquemusic
How is harpsichord different from clavichord?
*thorr.. odin sonn.. god of thunder*
so earth has a wizard now?..
Tea?
@@luislopez3726 i dont drink tea
@@nurulnajihah2055 then what do you drink?
@@XenonRaider not tea
.75 speed sounds better to me
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#BaroqueMusic
What is this music a reference to? I feel like I heard it in some other Marvel thing w/ Dr Strange in it- movie, show, game, I'm not sure
Nothing, you have heard it as Doctor Strange's theme.
The tv show SHERLOCK.
hehe
Rrrrrrrange.
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dixie dregs did it first
Sounds like unspecial effects deadmau5