This girl is the best reactor ever. Look at 5:03 - 5:20. Isn't this how we all looked after hearing it for the first time? What an amazingly genuine and emotional reaction.
The "Wah, wah" part is the lady singing AND a harmonica player playing the same notes. It's not just her. You REALLY need to watch the movie to appreciate just how awesome this performance is.
As the father to a talented young musician, one angle that stands out for me is the sheer human effort to put on something like this, ~75 musicians spending 20 or 30 years perfecting their craft, each one of them pushed forward by parents and dedicated music teachers in their youth. You are seeing an expression of the best of culture and human creativity
Yeah, after a lifetime of honing their skills, I'm sure it took no more than 2 days to perfect this for professionals of this caliber. You can throw nearly anything in front of these people and get close to perfect individual performances after a single play through. I played trombone through college, and there were amazing players themselves who weren't nearly this level.
@@Christobanistan that is a dumb way to look at it, it takes years to get that good to pick up these pieces quickly. With a professional orchistra those particular people have literally invested their lives in their craft, they are the best at what they do
"Makes me proud to be Danish." As it should. As it really, really should. Awesome performance. All I can say as an Italian American is that it was written by an Italian, Ennio Morricone. He died some months ago. I hope, hope, hope that he was able to hear this rendition before he passed on. It is the best expression of his composition, and totally worthy of praise in and of itself.
It's always really fascinating, when people are reacting to music from a time, when there was no autotune or a computer for composing and everything you hear was made by hand or in such a case by vocal talents all coming from someone's mind and imagination. R.I.P. Ennio Morricone
one of my favorite spaghetti westerns ever.......sergio leone knew exactly how to get people to fall in love with the movie and music together.....dont forget clint eastwood, lee van cliff, eli wallach the cast of the movie....thankyou once again.
This music is designed to evoke emotions. Every person there has practiced for years to be exceptional at what they do. I feel they have all gotten together to give us mere mortals a wonderful gift
On top of the musicians and singers, the photography director, the camera operators, the sound people and the film editors are to be highly praised also.
I've seen the movie quite a few times, and heard the song probably a million times, but I've never seen it done live. That was absolutely amazingly wonderful!! All that talent and skill in one room, amazingly wonderful!!
Ennio Morricone!!! The sound of spaghetti westerns - amazing compositions. Iconic. I still have these soundtracks on vinyl that used to be my dad's. This really brings back memories.
It is best western soundtrack for the The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. You should watch it and if you do get plenty to drink and eat as it is about 4 hours long (uncut version).
I am Italian, grown up with this music....i have listened to Morricone' soundtrack a 50000 times...every time the same emotions! If you want to go to Heaven try " Gabriel's oboe" from Mission.
You know by now it is a cover of a movie soundtrack. And when you said that it is amazing what people can do with music, consider this perspective. Ennio Morricone was contracted to make this soundtrack, and at some point, sitting in complete silence, in his mind, he heard THIS. It blows me away. Great reaction, subscribing now.
The dark haired lady who is doing the sound effects early in the clip is Tuva Semmingsen. She speaks, I believe 7 languages and has a BEAUTIFUL voice! The blond haired lady is Christine Nonbo Andersen and does sing opera when she isn't making movie themes sound like opera. Check the both out.
The song is “The Ecstasy of Gold” the theme to “The Good the Bad and the Ugly” This is the best recording I have heard of this. Please listen to Gordon Lightfoot “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” it is based on real events.
Music is emotion when done correctly! Music has a way of bringing out something deep from a person’s inner being, or soul. Who, after listening to this piece, can honestly say wasn’t done perfectly? Cry, people, it’s only natural.
The music score is from the western movie "THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY and if you watch the movie and you should, the music makes total sense and captures the feeling of the times , a struggle of hard men trying to make their fortune during the Brutal American civil war the movie was way ahead of its time and this score written by Ennio Morricone is a movie legend watch the movie Empress
How does anyone conceive anything like this,.....How do you put this together....it is unbelievable ....This is marvelous......Empress you are also one of my favorite reactor
Brilliant, creative and masterful! And to think the artful expression in the movie trilogy and fine actors take it to another dramatic level. This is greatness.
An incredibly beautiful performance, showcasing not just musical beauty but the corresponding visual beauty that would be hidden from our eyes but for the expert timely movement of the camera to repeatedly answer the question, "Where is this transcendent sound coming from?" How much we would never know otherwise! Both listening and watching, we experience the emotional roller coaster of an entire three-hour movie in just six minutes. It's easy to be brought to tears.
One of the best comments I've ever read about this particular performance really highlights how small a world we live in: A Japanese conductor leading a Danish symphony orchestra playing music written by an Italian composer for a movie funded by Germans, filmed in Spain, about the American Wild West.
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.
You wasn't the only person crying during this performance. I own the Movie this music was preformed to. I have a new found respect for all the work that went into this masterpiece.
Saw thís movie and listened to the album listened to tihs album during the summer of 1968, straight and very stoned over and over again before going to the Vietnam War. My best friend loved the depth of passion in it as well. He blew his brains out in 1974 while I was still over seas. ***YOUR REACTION*** did it, me and my memory of him justice. Thank you, young lady, bridge to different generations and cultures.I have watched many reaction videos by people, but you by far Empress Joy-Jeam, manifest as the most sincere, compassionate and magnetic of all. Your countenance is among the most naturally beautiful, honest & diversely expressive faces I have encountered during my 70 years and wide travels on earth. Please stay in good health and spirits, dear young lady. Be safe. Some time in the future, please consider placing "Sometimes in Winter" and "When I Die" by Blood, Sweat and Tears on you list. Thanking you and God, for you, my dear. (As I am sure are hundreds of thousands of others)
Completely awesome, amazing and solid goosebumps. Great surprice and highly recommended. Unexpected new fan of The Danish National Symphony Orchestra. Will definitely buy tickes for the upcoming show.
As a Dane I'm very proud of this fantastic, combined effort by the orchestra! Ennio Morricone actually gave a concert in Copenhagen shortly before he died! I hope that some of those musicians were present? I think you could easily buy a luxury car for the price of one violin!
Can you believe the soundtrack from a western could make you so emotional? But, that is what just happened. Maybe one of the best western movies ever, but absolutely the best western soundtrack ever was and ever will be.
I met Ennio Morricone one time in my town in Italy. He was very sad because he had 5 oscar nominations but no win. The year after he won his first Oscar and then the second with Tarantino. He was such a great genius (also a great chess player) and so humble. ❤
….as much as Il Triello will move me to tears just listening to it…sometimes listening to it during the actual scene will make me bawl like a baby. Genius.
The great thing about music is how it connects people from different ages, races and nations. I am an old white guy from middle America and I have the same reaction to this as Joy.
Perfect reaction to a perfect orchestra playing perfect music. I'm planning to fly to see them later in the year. I'm even hiring a Tux for the occasion ❤
Ok, these musicians are all top shelf talents. Lets' give a little love and respect to this incredible conductor, Sarah Hicks! Sarah is an American, principal conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra, gradate from Harvard Magna Cum Laud with a BA in music composition and is a highly sought after "guest conductor" as she is here. Sarah picked the music for this performance which included not only this piece but all of the Spaghetti Westerns. She then spent hours upon hours studying and dissecting the score, making notes then rehearsing the orchestra to achieve her vision of the music, then leading them to this incredible outcome! On the DNSO web site this piece alone has over 91 million views! Sarah has worked with orchestras all over the world in both hemispheres, America to Brazil to Japan to England to Europe to "The Danish National Symphony Orchestra" just to name a few. And she is so damn young! Gifted! Impressive! People just do not realize or understand what a conductor does. More than just a human metronome, they work their ass off!
The first singer is Tuva Semmingsen also know as the WAH WAH lady check her singing Bang Bang from Kill Bill. The second singer is Christine Nonbo Anderson
yes the effigy hanging there is a reference to one of the major themes in the movie...clint eastwood shoots the rope around eli wallachs neck and they scam from town to town collecting the reward than clint shooting the hangmans noose and both escaping..classic!
He also did maybe the most beautiful wester score, heck any movie score, for Once Upon a Tim In the West---check them out doing that one! Love you, Joy Jean!
Your reactions are a joy in themselves Empress, I never quite know how you will react. At times, you looked like you had a pin stuck in your ass 😂 It’s a wonderful opening soundtrack from a great film. You really wear your heart on your sleeve and let the power of the music get to you. Don’t ever change
Wow, now that was a reaction. I felt the music too. I start to giggle though, when the music gets me. Yes, that is an amazing performance, perfection. And powerful music that takes one on a real journey.
This is taking the theme song from an American Western movie, written by an Italian, played by awesomely talented Danes, and reviewed and appreciated by a sensitive, empathetic woman who is none of them, but who has the emotional connection to show it to all of us. How great is that? This is a celebration of our shared humanity.
I can't even stop listening to this masterpiece. The sound goes directly into your heart and touches your soul. That's why you cry and why you feel embraced and have a shower on your skin. Greetings from germany.
Ennio Morricone was a musical GENIUS....
Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Jerry Garcia level of genius.
He, an Italian, captured the American Wild West better than any American Composer ever could.
True to all the earlier posters. Morricone will be remembered as a classical genius, one of the greatest ever.
A god.
@@raenellefisher8514 LOL Such original names, do you know something else than B B M ??
The Ecstasy of Gold is arguably the best piece of music ever written for a movie.
I agree. That just blows me away.
It is
Do you mean "Ecstasy of Gold"? Or did Autocorrect change the word on you?
@@alfredmartinez6166 Ha! I did indeed mean gold. I'd better fix that.
Arguably? It’s peerless. Nothing touches it.
This girl is the best reactor ever. Look at 5:03 - 5:20. Isn't this how we all looked after hearing it for the first time? What an amazingly genuine and emotional reaction.
High five to whoever recommended this to you! 👍👏
Give them a fistful of dollars
@@vishnusahadevan2230 And a few dollars more.
METALLICA!
the Dollars trilogy of movies are some of Ennio Morricones greatest work. His music gives so much emotion to those movies
"Once Upon a Time in the West"
The power of classical music training
She's using her voice, yet the guy is playing a harmonica with her. No synthesizer, just the woman and harmonica. So cool.
They should have shown them in conjunction.
@@fbksfrank4 go to 2:43.
What stunning orchestration!
The "Wah, wah" part is the lady singing AND a harmonica player playing the same notes. It's not just her.
You REALLY need to watch the movie to appreciate just how awesome this performance is.
The Danish Orchestra sure knows how to put on a show!
As the father to a talented young musician, one angle that stands out for me is the sheer human effort to put on something like this, ~75 musicians spending 20 or 30 years perfecting their craft, each one of them pushed forward by parents and dedicated music teachers in their youth. You are seeing an expression of the best of culture and human creativity
WOW... what a great comment... thank you for a different point of view.
So very true! ""Music and song are, in my opinion, so fine and necessary a part of life that without them we cannot be said really to live at all."
Yeah, after a lifetime of honing their skills, I'm sure it took no more than 2 days to perfect this for professionals of this caliber. You can throw nearly anything in front of these people and get close to perfect individual performances after a single play through. I played trombone through college, and there were amazing players themselves who weren't nearly this level.
@@Christobanistan that is a dumb way to look at it, it takes years to get that good to pick up these pieces quickly. With a professional orchistra those particular people have literally invested their lives in their craft, they are the best at what they do
@@lmc4964 No, your opinion is dumb.
Theme song from a great western movie!! They are the orchestra who performed in the Whiter Shade of Pale video. Makes me proud to be Danish!!
"Makes me proud to be Danish." As it should. As it really, really should. Awesome performance. All I can say as an Italian American is that it was written by an Italian, Ennio Morricone. He died some months ago. I hope, hope, hope that he was able to hear this rendition before he passed on. It is the best expression of his composition, and totally worthy of praise in and of itself.
And you have every right to be proud. Let's not forget about the talent and wit of the late and forever great Victor Borge.
@@AFmedicLOVE Victor Borge! Not only was he an amazing pianist he was also a fantastic comedian, and could mix the two together when he chose to!
That was the most beautiful, genuine emotional reaction I've seen on YT so far thanks❤
Thanks a lot for your kind words ☺️
Timeless
Indeed. Beautiful is the word.
It's always really fascinating, when people are reacting to music from a time, when there was no autotune or a computer for composing and everything you hear was made by hand or in such a case by vocal talents all coming from someone's mind and imagination. R.I.P. Ennio Morricone
Hear, hear!
This is how real music is made, life for an audience, no electronics. And there Symphonic Orchestras all over the world.
What a Beautiful, Honest, Heartfelt and Personal reaction. Thank you so much for posting it, unedited. It made it so much more Special. Thank you.
Truly remarkable. Morricone we salute you for your service to Music.
and Sergio
Music is the one thing that mankind is universally good at.
It overshadows everything else we do.
one of my favorite spaghetti westerns ever.......sergio leone knew exactly how to get people to fall in love with the movie and music together.....dont forget clint eastwood, lee van cliff, eli wallach the cast of the movie....thankyou once again.
The late composer, Ennio Morricone, was brilliant with his use of non-word vocals. Thank you for this reaction.
Yo, yo, ego!
That amazing score is from more than 50 years ago and is from one of the greatest movies ever made.
.. and is from one of the greatest COMPOSERS ever made
The mezzo and the harmonica are so tight, no wonder people think she is doing something magical all by herself!
This music is designed to evoke emotions. Every person there has practiced for years to be exceptional at what they do. I feel they have all gotten together to give us mere mortals a wonderful gift
Isn't it wonderful to witness mastery of craft? The composer. The maestro . True majesty.
I know, right? I love watching you become overwhelmed by emotion...I have watched this many times and it STILL brings me to tears..
On top of the musicians and singers, the photography director, the camera operators, the sound people and the film editors are to be highly praised also.
I've seen the movie quite a few times, and heard the song probably a million times, but I've never seen it done live. That was absolutely amazingly wonderful!! All that talent and skill in one room, amazingly wonderful!!
Ennio Morricone!!! The sound of spaghetti westerns - amazing compositions. Iconic. I still have these soundtracks on vinyl that used to be my dad's. This really brings back memories.
Great music always goes deep into the SOUL of a perrson and brings forth emotions that we did not know weree there!
Greatest music score ever!
Muse
Magnifique la performance et l'émotion ! 👍😍
It is best western soundtrack for the The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. You should watch it and if you do get plenty to drink and eat as it is about 4 hours long (uncut version).
Ennio Morricone wrote a beautiful work of art, and it's only being elevated by a stellar performance here
I am Italian, grown up with this music....i have listened to Morricone' soundtrack a 50000 times...every time the same emotions! If you want to go to Heaven try " Gabriel's oboe" from Mission.
The world is full if beautiful, and magnificent music.
You know by now it is a cover of a movie soundtrack. And when you said that it is amazing what people can do with music, consider this perspective. Ennio Morricone was contracted to make this soundtrack, and at some point, sitting in complete silence, in his mind, he heard THIS. It blows me away. Great reaction, subscribing now.
You Have A Very Special Spirit, You're Reaction Is Awsome.
maestro Ennio makes you cry,thats the whole point of music,to touch ones soul .... rock on
The dark haired lady who is doing the sound effects early in the clip is Tuva Semmingsen. She speaks, I believe 7 languages and has a BEAUTIFUL voice! The blond haired lady is Christine Nonbo Andersen and does sing opera when she isn't making movie themes sound like opera. Check the both out.
I cried listening to the beautiful oboe. It is amazing 😊
It is tremendous to see you react to this magnificent music. It's what music can do, open worlds for us.
Great musicians. Everybody played with there full world class skills.
The song is “The Ecstasy of Gold” the theme to “The Good the Bad and the Ugly”
This is the best recording I have heard of this.
Please listen to Gordon Lightfoot “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” it is based on real events.
La migliore e' sempre quella eseguita nei concerti di Morricone.
Then you should listen to the original because it’s actually better than this version, it’s in here just do a search for it
Ecstasy of gold is only the one part where the Piano, Oboe, and Chimes play off one another....
Still makes me cry and goose bumps after more than 50 years !!! Saw all three movies on the cinema, awesome !!!
Don't cry darling, it's just music from a legendary western movie 😁
😂🤣😂🤣
Music transcends
You might as well have said, don’t cry, it’s just sound.
Music is emotion when done correctly! Music has a way of bringing out something deep from a person’s inner being, or soul. Who, after listening to this piece, can honestly say wasn’t done perfectly? Cry, people, it’s only natural.
The music score is from the western movie "THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY and if you watch the movie and you should, the music makes total sense and captures the feeling of the times , a struggle of hard men trying to make their fortune during the Brutal American civil war the movie was way ahead of its time and this score written by Ennio Morricone is a movie legend watch the movie Empress
How does anyone conceive anything like this,.....How do you put this together....it is unbelievable ....This is marvelous......Empress you are also one of my favorite reactor
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Same here
I have listened to this orchestra many times and it chokes me up every time.
This arrangement juggles with your emotions, and it just go’s to show that the best instrument in the world is the human voice
la mejor musica de fondo fe una película sin dida
Awesome music. Awesome reaction. Loved it.
I always cry in beautiful moments like these. and a girl once told me.. those who dont cry have no heart.
Love the English Horn solo. As I am a percussionist, I also love the feature of the chimes and slapstick.
Brilliant, creative and masterful! And to think the artful expression in the movie trilogy and fine actors take it to another dramatic level. This is greatness.
Your expressions when you listen to music are wonderful. I just love the way music touches you. You are awesome.❤️❤️😘
I love you're Heart & Soul being on full display. You must quite a magnificent woman to have in one's life. God Bless.
An incredibly beautiful performance, showcasing not just musical beauty but the corresponding visual beauty that would be hidden from our eyes but for the expert timely movement of the camera to repeatedly answer the question, "Where is this transcendent sound coming from?" How much we would never know otherwise!
Both listening and watching, we experience the emotional roller coaster of an entire three-hour movie in just six minutes. It's easy to be brought to tears.
Beautiful Empress Joy-Bean I've watched,listened to this 100x and me years flow freely.
*Tears
One of the best comments I've ever read about this particular performance really highlights how small a world we live in:
A Japanese conductor leading a Danish symphony orchestra playing music written by an Italian composer for a movie funded by Germans, filmed in Spain, about the American Wild West.
I watch this every day, a beautiful person enjoying beautiful music, it sets me up for the day.
This is the theme song to the movie"The good,bad and the ugly" western movie.
With Clint Eastwood 👍🏽great movie
There is only one word for the Majesty brought about by this performance .... Haunting !
I have rewatched your video and I was nearly crying at the same spots, your reaction and this performance is epic.
So much emotion. Absolutely beautiful.
Must have watched a dozen reactions to this song; I wish I could've listened to this song for the first time again
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.
I’m binging on your channel. Watching your pure pure emotional response to music is an absolute joy. When you cry I cry. 🙏❤️
You wasn't the only person crying during this performance. I own the Movie this music was preformed to. I have a new found respect for all the work that went into this masterpiece.
That Lady.... How is it possible. Love that reaction
Forget the Empress title. Please forgive :)
Music is an international unified language that brings people together.
the good the bad and the ugly was the best of the trilogy and the best western of all time.
It’s ok to cry it’s such a beautiful tune I love you’re channel keep it up honey ❤❤
You felt it. The music. Its a masterpiece. I cried with you my beautiful
I watch a reaction to this orchestra every night & I cry every time...
That's exactly how I responded. Speechless. Saw the movie in 1968. Watched it 22,287 times.
OK maybe not that many.
Saw thís movie and listened to the album listened to tihs album during the summer of 1968, straight and very stoned over and over again before going to the Vietnam War. My best friend loved the depth of passion in it as well. He blew his brains out in 1974 while I was still over seas. ***YOUR REACTION*** did it, me and my memory of him justice.
Thank you, young lady, bridge to different generations and cultures.I have watched many reaction videos by people, but you by far Empress Joy-Jeam, manifest as the most sincere, compassionate and magnetic of all.
Your countenance is among the most naturally beautiful, honest & diversely expressive faces I have encountered during my 70 years and wide travels on earth. Please stay in good health and spirits, dear young lady. Be safe.
Some time in the future, please consider placing "Sometimes in Winter" and "When I Die" by Blood, Sweat and Tears on you list. Thanking you and God, for you, my dear. (As I am sure are hundreds of thousands of others)
Completely awesome, amazing and solid goosebumps. Great surprice and highly recommended.
Unexpected new fan of The Danish National Symphony Orchestra.
Will definitely buy tickes for the upcoming show.
Wonderful reaction! 🙌
As a Dane I'm very proud of this fantastic, combined effort by the orchestra! Ennio Morricone actually gave a concert in Copenhagen shortly before he died! I hope that some of those musicians were present? I think you could easily buy a luxury car for the price of one violin!
Can you believe the soundtrack from a western could make you so emotional?
But, that is what just happened.
Maybe one of the best western movies ever, but absolutely the best western soundtrack ever was and ever will be.
Great reaction Empress! Blew my mind as well! That is an amazing orchestra and extremely talented vocalists!
I cried the first time I heard this too. Reminded me when my father took me to this movie at the drive in theater.
I love your reaction, I cried to this too , it’s the best piece of music in the world
I met Ennio Morricone one time in my town in Italy. He was very sad because he had 5 oscar nominations but no win. The year after he won his first Oscar and then the second with Tarantino. He was such a great genius (also a great chess player) and so humble. ❤
….as much as Il Triello will move me to tears just listening to it…sometimes listening to it during the actual scene will make me bawl like a baby. Genius.
The music really is that powerful. I super enjoyed your reaction.
The great thing about music is how it connects people from different ages, races and nations. I am an old white guy from middle America and I have the same reaction to this as Joy.
Perfect reaction to a perfect orchestra playing perfect music.
I'm planning to fly to see them later in the year. I'm even hiring a Tux for the occasion ❤
Beautiful music by a genius from the European civilisation.
Ok, these musicians are all top shelf talents. Lets' give a little love and respect to this incredible conductor, Sarah Hicks! Sarah is an American, principal conductor of the Minnesota Orchestra, gradate from Harvard Magna Cum Laud with a BA in music composition and is a highly sought after "guest conductor" as she is here. Sarah picked the music for this performance which included not only this piece but all of the Spaghetti Westerns. She then spent hours upon hours studying and dissecting the score, making notes then rehearsing the orchestra to achieve her vision of the music, then leading them to this incredible outcome! On the DNSO web site this piece alone has over 91 million views!
Sarah has worked with orchestras all over the world in both hemispheres, America to Brazil to Japan to England to Europe to "The Danish National Symphony Orchestra" just to name a few. And she is so damn young! Gifted! Impressive! People just do not realize or understand what a conductor does. More than just a human metronome, they work their ass off!
It speaks to the soul an achievement or pride it makes blood move and thats what we all have in common love everyone worldwide 🌐
Tuva Semmingsen , Mezzosoprano
The Lady doing the "waa waa" sounds is in tune with the man playing the harmonic .
The first singer is Tuva Semmingsen also know as the WAH WAH lady check her singing Bang Bang from Kill Bill. The second singer is Christine Nonbo Anderson
I Am proud of my Danish National Symphony Orchestra, I Am Danish :-D
yes the effigy hanging there is a reference to one of the major themes in the movie...clint eastwood shoots the rope around eli wallachs neck and they scam from town to town collecting the reward than clint shooting the hangmans noose and both escaping..classic!
The Good the Bad and the Ugly is one of my favourite movies of all time
I am always crying, when
I hear Ecstasy of Gold!
He also did maybe the most beautiful wester score, heck any movie score, for Once Upon a Tim In the West---check them out doing that one! Love you, Joy Jean!
Seen this movie and heard this music when I was home alone at 10 years old and will never forget it. Late at night when your young
Your reactions are a joy in themselves Empress, I never quite know how you will react. At times, you looked like you had a pin stuck in your ass 😂
It’s a wonderful opening soundtrack from a great film. You really wear your heart on your sleeve and let the power of the music get to you. Don’t ever change
Wow, now that was a reaction. I felt the music too. I start to giggle though, when the music gets me. Yes, that is an amazing performance, perfection. And powerful music that takes one on a real journey.
This is taking the theme song from an American Western movie, written by an Italian, played by awesomely talented Danes, and reviewed and appreciated by a sensitive, empathetic woman who is none of them, but who has the emotional connection to show it to all of us. How great is that? This is a celebration of our shared humanity.
This was the score of an Italian Western filmed in Spain and released in 1966... Great stuff!!!
I can't even stop listening to this masterpiece. The sound goes directly into your heart and touches your soul. That's why you cry and why you feel embraced and have a shower on your skin. Greetings from germany.
You are truly an EMPRESS!! The most beautiful woman I’ve ever seen.