Une musique superbe pour un film superbe. John Wayne a bien assuré et a produit un chef d'oeuvre. Des acteurs formidables, tragique, patriotisme, courage sont retrouvés à travers cettz magnifique musique. Bravo M. Tiomkin !!
I saw this movie in 1960 in France when a young boy, history, actors and music have never left my soul since. In 1981 I went to San Antonio just to see the very place. God bless the texan and mexican heroes of 1824 and also all the actors of this so touching movie.
It's amazing how a movie can take us to a place. I've been to the Amamo several times. I took my grandsons there to tell them the story. They too were moved. Way to go John Wayne.
Oh! This is a beautiful arrangement of a very favorite soundtrack of mine that I've loved since 1961 when I saw the movie with my parents when I was 10 years old. The Prague Philharmonic really knows how to do soundtracks to movies in style!
Tom Foster you are right, the music is excellent, I have a double CD of the Prague Philharmonic orchestra playing the late John Barry's music, which included the soundtrack of Dances with wolves.
Tom, where did you see it? I was 13 when it came out and watched it at one of Hollywood's big screen theatres. I can't remember if it was the pantageous. It was amazaing.
Superbly rendered by the magnificent City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. This is but a small suite of the epic score now available in a three CD set with a great booklet. I cannot recommend that set enough. Remember The Alamo!
There is no immortality except for what is in the minds of men and to have lived without glory without one sign of their existence is to have never have lived at all-Napoleon Bonaparte
This music compliments the film and adds to the depth and context. The playing of the Degullea by the Mexican brass at the massing of the hours Mexican army even after all these years still sends shivers down my spine as it signify the intention of Santa Ana to slaughter all the Alamo defenders. Another indication is the raising of the black flag. I first saw this film when it was released in the early 1960a.
"Bowie, Crockett, Travis and Dickinson, and the others who died in the Alamo held off an army for 13 days, and it's hard to believe that they ever existed. They'd become legends before the smoke over the battle had blown away. What kind of men were they? Well, we know that they died, and that they were heroes, but nobody wants to die, and nobody just decided to be a hero, (it) has to be forced on you: that's what happened to them. It was forced on them, because they were stuck with ideas like freedom, and the rights of the individual, and hatred of dictators....Living free meant a lot more to them than cowering in security." -John Wayne
Nick Favillo pretty sure that would be the Louisiana Purchase. In any event, the Mexicans were the ones that unwittingly invited American settlers in, so it was more their fault than an American conspiracy to steal Texas.
It was the biggest land grab in the country by a president Jackson couldn't take the land itself so he made it look like Mexico started it. Without that land mexico had the country wouldn't be complete. The people at the Alamo were told to destroy it and leave to give Sam Huston time to build the army .there's a book by a guy named fine he tells the hole story this happened in 1836 not 46. My typo
Pushed to a point you don't care if you do live or die , but your not going to bend your knee. You know if you give an inch they will walk over you like a dirty shirt, Take down as many of them as you can before they take you down , give your body to the battle and your soul to GOD.
The Alamo. Beautful music. But Santa Ans won the battle. But he gave the time to allow women & children to leave the fort first. In my head, Santa Anna was a gentleman ,& a great soldier. .
I agree with you. At 70 yrs old, I have read many books on many wars . Santa Anna was the only officer to give time for the women & children to leave. So, in my head he was an officer & a gentleman. ÀND he won the battle. I am American. But the death toll of all wars ...women & children are never counted,. Just the slaughter of very young men. Santa Ana was kind. A true gentleman.
@@marthabennett9951 he allowed his soldiers to pillage n rape Zacateques before entering Texas . Said to Mrs Dickinson , he shud cut her ears off for her insolence
Santa Anna was a maggot and if Houston didn’t need him for Texas he should have handed him over to the families of the slaughtered men of The Alamo & Goliad
Une musique superbe pour un film superbe. John Wayne a bien assuré et a produit un chef d'oeuvre. Des acteurs formidables, tragique, patriotisme, courage sont retrouvés à travers cettz magnifique musique. Bravo M. Tiomkin !!
I saw this movie in 1960 in France when a young boy, history, actors and music have never left my soul since.
In 1981 I went to San Antonio just to see the very place.
God bless the texan and mexican heroes of 1824 and also all the actors of this so touching movie.
It's amazing how a movie can take us to a place. I've been to the Amamo several times. I took my grandsons there to tell them the story. They too were moved. Way to go John Wayne.
1836 ...
Best soundtrack from any film absolutely astounding music 🎶🎵👌
Oh! This is a beautiful arrangement of a very favorite soundtrack of mine that I've loved since 1961 when I saw the movie with my parents when I was 10 years old.
The Prague Philharmonic really knows how to do soundtracks to movies in style!
Tom Foster you are right, the music is excellent, I have a double CD of the Prague Philharmonic orchestra playing the late John Barry's music, which included the soundtrack of Dances with wolves.
Tom, where did you see it? I was 13 when it came out and watched it at one of Hollywood's big screen theatres. I can't remember if it was the pantageous. It was amazaing.
Cette musique dégage une réelle émotion. Elle est à l'image de ce grand film. Du grand Tiomkin !
Seul les français font des phrases comme ça : )
Superb Dimitri Tiomkin!
Souvenirs de mon enfance...Mon papa adorait John Wayne
The greatest Movie ever made in America, by Americans, about America.
Wim Grundy about pirates
@@nikolateslaelazotadordeter2581 False.
It ain’t about America. It’s about Texas! She’s her own thing!
Superbly rendered by the magnificent City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. This is but a small suite of the epic score now available in a three CD set with a great booklet. I cannot recommend that set enough. Remember The Alamo!
John Wayne always wanted to make this movie. To show American Spirit which it did. Bravery was displayed by both sides on March 6th 1836.
This tract is. As good as the movie it self they go together REMEBER THEALAMO
As a Texan, this is 2nd only to the Star Spangled Banner, which give me goose bumps and cause my soul to fill with pride & eyes with tears of joy
Remember this soundtrack
There is no immortality except for what is in the minds of men and to have lived without glory without one sign of their existence is to have never have lived at all-Napoleon Bonaparte
J'adore ce film et en plus cette histoire et réel je m'en lasse pas de le revoir
La dure réalité de la guerre bien montrée dans ce film parfait
Maravillosa música. Sublime.
Einfach legendär
Hermosa melodía que he recapturado ahora con la letra tanto en original como en castellano.GRACIAS!!!!!
Creo que nunca me había conmovido tanto una película como esta.
Great movie and music
Pilihan lagu yang cukup sesuai dengan filem. Elemen dan mood 'spanish' di dalam lagu sememangnya sentiasa tidak mengecewakan.
This music compliments the film and adds to the depth and context. The playing of the Degullea by the Mexican brass at the massing of the hours Mexican army even after all these years still sends shivers down my spine as it signify the intention of Santa Ana to slaughter all the Alamo defenders. Another indication is the raising of the black flag. I first saw this film when it was released in the early 1960a.
It was very well done. Respectful of those on both sides too.
merveilleux
formidable si una pelicula es buena la musica la hace mejor
rip davy crockeet
Crochett.
I would love to get a copy of this painting. There was a copy in Life Magazine in 1960 but I don’t remember the month.
je pleure je pleure !!!!❤❤❤❤
"Bowie, Crockett, Travis and Dickinson, and the others who died in the Alamo held off an army for 13 days, and it's hard to believe that they ever existed. They'd become legends before the smoke over the battle had blown away. What kind of men were they? Well, we know that they died, and that they were heroes, but nobody wants to die, and nobody just decided to be a hero, (it) has to be forced on you: that's what happened to them. It was forced on them, because they were stuck with ideas like freedom, and the rights of the individual, and hatred of dictators....Living free meant a lot more to them than cowering in security." -John Wayne
If you read deeper into the battle you'll find that it was the greatest land grab ever by the United states.
Nick Favillo pretty sure that would be the Louisiana Purchase. In any event, the Mexicans were the ones that unwittingly invited American settlers in, so it was more their fault than an American conspiracy to steal Texas.
@@nickfavillo2762 No, that was in 1846. The Texas revolution was actually kicked off by citizens of the Republic of Mexico.
It was the biggest land grab in the country by a president Jackson couldn't take the land itself so he made it look like Mexico started it. Without that land mexico had the country wouldn't be complete. The people at the Alamo were told to destroy it and leave to give Sam Huston time to build the army .there's a book by a guy named fine he tells the hole story this happened in 1836 not 46. My typo
@@nickfavillo2762 - your claim about a land grab is true. You have it placed in the wrong war, with the wrong US president.
La musique du filmé alamo et manlfique mais tragique
Do yourself a favor and buy the Original Soundtrack CD but this is pretty good.
Magristal. La música
REMEBER THE ALAMO
Super
Buena musica
grandiose
Pushed to a point you don't care if you do live or die , but your not going to bend your knee.
You know if you give an inch they will walk over you like a dirty shirt,
Take down as many of them as you can before they take you down , give your body to the battle and your soul to GOD.
REMEBER THE ALAMO,REMEBER GOLIAD
WE WILL NEVER FORGET
SALUT !!!!!
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初めて泣いたし感動した。
good
Ich liebe es. Deguello ? Mein Deguello ist noch nicht geblasen. 😂
Does this mean what I think it do? It do.
At sanjacinto santa anna ran.was caught waering a privates uniform.only his men gave him away by calling him el presentdante
Sam houston didnt want to bargain, he said
GIVE ME TEXAS
hola
Les horizon pour Les Gazaettes esta USA frontier
WE ARE TEXAS
The Alamo. Beautful music. But Santa Ans won the battle. But he gave the time to allow women & children to leave the fort first. In my head, Santa Anna was a gentleman ,& a great soldier. .
I agree with you. At 70 yrs old, I have read many books on many wars . Santa Anna was the only officer to give time for the women & children to leave. So, in my head he was an officer & a gentleman. ÀND he won the battle. I am American. But the death toll of all wars ...women & children are never counted,. Just the slaughter of very young men. Santa Ana was kind. A true gentleman.
@@marthabennett9951 he allowed his soldiers to pillage n rape Zacateques before entering Texas . Said to Mrs Dickinson , he shud cut her ears off for her insolence
Santa Anna was a maggot and if Houston didn’t need him for Texas he should have handed him over to the families of the slaughtered men of The Alamo & Goliad
Santa Anna also told Susanna Dickenson that he should have her ears cut off for her indecrepencies
Best John Wayne movie and the music was great
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Alamo is Ukraine and Sta Ana's army is Russian army - so equal.
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The Green Leaves of Summer. Anachronistic, but fit the theme perfectly. Performed by The Brothers Four.
Ich liebe es. Deguello ? Mein Deguello ist noch nicht geblasen. 😂