This tune sticks out in my mind from my childhood. This must have been in the 1950s. My mother took me to watch this movie when I was a young boy. That was when I got a real sense of what it meant to be Jewish. She also took me to see Judgment At Nuremberg. I'll never forget Spencer Tracy. I don't know what year that was, but in August of 2023 I'm 75 years old.
@ronlheureux7623 The Leon Uris book was published in 1958. The movie Exodus was released in 1960. The 'Theme from Exodus', was the only instrumental song to ever win a Grammy for Song of the Year. Ernest Gold also won the Academy Award and the Grammy for the musical score. Ernest, an Austrian born Jew escaped to America with his musical family in 1938 because of the Nazi Anschluss. He truly was a prodigy and had his first symphony performed by NBC Orchestra when he was 18. The song lyrics were written by Pat Boone, an evangelical Christian. It is an absolutely beautiful song - and brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.
For me, one of the most stirring songs of all time. I would grow from the strength of this classic as I hope others would and did. This land {me} is mine; God gave this land to me. Nothing will take it, rock on my sisters and brothers ~~~~~
This brings tears. I was lucky enough at 10 years old to go to one of their concerts in Portland, Oregon, around 1965. Even at 10, I remember how amazed I was at their talent. Cleaning out my dad’s house for sale today and discovered the autographed program from their concert…so HAD to look them up on YT and found this! So happy to hear this! 😀
If your sheet music resembled what they actually played, that's a rarity. My experience is the sheet music to pop tunes like this is usually dumbed down considerably compared to what you're hearing compared to classical music scores and audio recordings that's usually more or less "what you hear is what you get".
This music takes me to my little hometown in Peru at the sixties. A recently inaugurated movie theater put this melody every time the show was about to begin. The red curtains elevating while this music playing was the prelude of another wonderful night. Beautiful memories.
ferrante & teicher are truly the grande twins of the twin grands!!!!!!!!!! It's what i listen to, when i'm driving .......god bless them, they were great together. now that teicher has passed away, we can all appreciate what they gave us....................
This was an amazing era of music that will never come again. It was all about musical notes, beautiful melodies and a rich, full sound. I don't know if artists like this even exist anymore; if there are, they're certainly not making records.
The original recording this song is so Powerful and Dynamic. The Crescendo with the combination of Piano, Strings and French Horns is one of the best instrumentals EVER. It's hard to believe this song only peaked at #2 on Billboards Charts.
As a child I remember crying for the first time listening to a piece of music. When they modulate that when the tears came. A bit embarrassed my Mom told me it was okay to cry.
My father played the album, "Music for Lovers" over and over, usually on Sunday morning when a stack of LPs were placed on the turntable and played all the way through, I remember this tune well and can see my father sitting at the breakfast table with his cup of coffee.
I grew up listening to these guys....we would go for long trips in my daddy's 1970 Oldmobile Luxury 98...the back seat was like a big comfy sofa...Coming back from a long day of snow skiing, I would cuddle up in the back seat with my daddy's big sheep skin jacket and my pillow and sing along to Furente and Tescher playing "Greensleeves" and "Theme from Romeo and Juliet" and the theme from "Love Story" and of course "Exodus"...."this land is mine...God gave this land to me...".
I still remember my father, an accomplished pianist himself cringing at times to this and mumbling "too hard!" referring to their heavy pounding on the keys. But, I always thought their version of "Exodus" was fabulous! Sorry Dad. LOL
... I am misty eyed already and it has just begun!... it is so nice to know that there is still sensitivity left in the 'modern' world...Thank You for the reminder..=:)
I saw them in concert at the Ohio Theater in the mid 80s. Not only was it the most delightful concert but they were very funny too. Not Victor Borge funny but between pieces, they told funny stories and joked around. It was a cherished moment for me.
My mom had an 8 track of these wonderful musicians, back in 1982. She played this song every time we were in the car. She passed away four years ago, tonight was the first time I have heard this song in 36 years. Brought tears to my eyes, just for a moment it felt like she was still here. Thank you so much for uploading this.
My mother and I send songs to each other everyday and today this is what she sent me. I'm sorry to hear about your mom, even though I don't know you. Here's to your mom and those 8 tracks in 1982.
So ssorry for your loss. I feel the same way, it reminds me of my 2 sisters and my parents, who have all passed to the other side. F&T were awesome. Reminds me of the 60s.
On this day in 1960 {November 28th} Ferrante and Teicher performed "The Theme from 'Exodus'" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV weekday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'... At the time "Exodus" was at #40 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, and on January 23rd, 1961 it would peak at #2* {for 1 week}, it spent twenty one weeks on the Top 100... Between 1960 and 1970 the duo had eleven records on the Top 100 chart; four made the Top 10, besides "Exodus", their three other Top 10 records were "The Theme from 'The Apartment'" {#10 in 1960}, "Tonight (from West Side Story)" {#8 in 1961}, and "Midnight Cowboy" {#10 in 1970}... Louis Teicher passed away at the age of 83 on August 3rd, 2008; and Arthur Ferrante died one year later on September 19th, 2009, he was 88 years old... May they both R.I.P. * The week "Exodus" peaked at #2, the top three records on the Top 100 chart were all instrumentals, at #1 was "Wonderland By Night" by Bert Kaempfert and at #3 was "Calcutta" by Lawrence Welk... And in addition; the week "Exodus" was at #2 there was a vocal version of the song on the Top 100, Pat Boone's "Exodus Song (This Land Is Mine)" was at #90...
What difference does their look make? This is one of most gorgeous compositions/performances in the history music. I cry every time I hear it because it's so amazingly majestic, it takes my breath away.
My older brother, Mickey, introduced me to the music of Ferrante & Teicher back in the 1970s when I was in high school. He and his wife went to several of their concerts, and bought me a vinyl album (before CDs came out, which I think was around 1983) of some of their greatest pieces. I still have it today. Great musicians!
I am now 50 years old but when I was a child my dad played Ferrante and Teicher 8-track tapes in our station wagon as our family headed out on various trips. Seeing this clip brings back great memories and makes me wish I had written the two musicians a letter to tell them how much our family enjoyed their music.
A great memory.. The Grand Twins of the Twin Grands! Peaked at #2 on Billboard in late 1960. Just two BIG pianos, folks, no guitars, drums, horns or synthesizers. Just two Piano Men. Marvelous!
This was the first piece of music I ever heard on my Heathkit crystal radio back in 1959; I was eight years old and while trying to describe it to my brother the only word I could think of was "royal".
I had the pleasure of meeting Ferrante and Teicher back in the '60s when they were setting up to perform at East Aurora High School in Aurora, IL. They were so nice to me, even though I was only either a Sophomore or Junior in high school. They even allowed me to play one of their pianos. That was quite an honor! Of course, the auditorium was packed, and they gave a great performance. They even did a couple of humorous things, which was typical of their style when in-concert. They weren't the least bit "stuffy."
I was a mere toddler and my parents had this record. This always made me cry, sobbing cry. My brothers a'ways played this, “let’s see if Becky cries” of course it still haunts me with its beautiful melody, even now as an old lady.
One of the most beautiful and haunting instrumentals ever written. I saw the movie Exodus with my mom and dad when it came out in 1960 (correct?) I was only 7 years old and fell in love with the song even then. Absolutely gorgeous
I haven't heard this song in ages. A movie I was watching was playing "A Summer Place" I thought it as Ferrante and Teicher but it was Percy Faith whom I also love. I didn't know how to spell these 2 great pianists but finally found them. And now I will listen to All of their music.
I bought their music years ago when I was in my 20's and enjoying the music of my time. They were not pop and rock but marvelous, majestic muscians whose music takes your breath away!!
Ferrante & Teicher, Andy Williams, the movie's soundtrack - what a wonderful memory ! Mom and dad had purchased a console STEREO for the family for C'mas that played 33 and 1/3 records ( to replace the magnificent Magnavox console that played only 78's) , WHat joy to listen to HIGH FIDELITY STEREO, and this rcord was one of my young joys.
I saw these cats on the Lawrence Welk Show in 1967 and I threw my Grandmother's old cassette recorder on the floor with me and caught them playing this on tape --- by far, the best dueling pianists of their time.... beautiful arrangements that compliment each other perfectly...
I listened to this song over and over again when I was a pre-teen (in the late 60's). It's been over 50 years and I just recently started humming it - couldn't get it out of my head. Started looking for it (thought the title was "Exodus" but wasn't sure). Was finally able to locate it with the new Google recognition widget. This song is absolutely beautiful. It's amazing how music lives in us for a lifetime.
I was a little kid when my father bought a new stereo system. He was so proud of his new "toys" that he would play classics like this and point out the stereo sound from each speaker. Speakers were massive then. Dad is gone now but I still have the stereo. And now I enjoy playing the same classics, along with some newer, and pointing out the fantastic sound quality!
I had never heard of these people until i heard this performance on the family radio when I was a kid. I IMMEDIATELY fell in love with it. And became eager to listen to more of their music.
This has always been one of my all-time favorites. I once had the honor of hearing it played on electric guitars - Gary Richrath of REO Speedwagon was one of the players. It's the type of song that really grabs you by the throat.
Stunning. With all the sadness going on in the world now, we forget theres still so much beauty as well. Maybe this music has passed on into history, but thanks to youtube it's just a finger tip away.
when I was studying piano I heard this music and I was captive of it so much was the beauty and purity and even now I still play it, and 60 years have passed and how many memories too! excuse my bad english language , i'm italian
Music does transcend all ages...Loved this song as a kid, still love it as a grown man...And younger people who have heard this classic, love it just as much as I do...Beautiful is beautiful...What age gap?? Peace and Tranquility
Don't worry, gentlemen. I'm 42, came up in the era of grunge and hair metal. I'd take something this classy and beautiful any day over Nirvana. My Mom is a musician, and my late Dad had great taste in music, so I lucked out to know of music llike this.
When I was in the service I was stationed in England from 1969-1973. I worked afternoon and mids only. When I got off the swing shift I go to my room in the barracks. Put Ferrante and Teicher on the stereo, lay on the bed and think about home. I loved listening to them but I got homesick.
I am so glad that I finally found their videos in UA-cam. I first watched their performances in TV many many years ago but I couldn't remember their names. Have been searching for years...
Wonderful music, I remember buying the single. It made me read Leon Uris's book and go and see Otto Preminger's film Exodus (1960), starring Paul Newman and Eva Marie Saint. Ernest Gold won an Oscar for his score.
I'm very proud of the commentaries here that no one mentioned their hairpieces.... It's a chilling piece of music from a great and moving movie!!! The finest of entertainers.
This hit from Ferrante & Teicher went to #2 on the Top 40 charts. It went to #1 on the Cash Box charts and in New Zealand. It went to #2 in Australia and to #6 in the United Kingdom. It would finish at #17 for the year, 1961.
I heard this on an oldies station when I was out in my car today, and I was blown away. As soon as I got home, I pulled it up here and listened to it again. I'd never heard it before and had never heard of Ferrante & Teicher. Wow, what a find!! Sorry, Fabulous Baker Boys, but these two have you beat by a mile!
Everything about this reminds me of SCTV!! The costumes, the set, the bad hair, the normal voiced narrator. But still, there were amazing pianists. Go back at least a decade to the early 60's and they were COOL.
I found this vinyl at a local pawn shop for 99 cents! A double album with 22 songs! The greedy old coot was trying to charge me different prices for each record. (Even though I found them in a box, along with VHS tapes, behind the DVD showcase, as if the owner had forgotten them.) I had to contain my excitement when he asked me why I wanted it. "Oh, I don't know, looks weird.", I told him. He didn't know what it was so he charged me a dollar. :)
I saw F&T in 1965 in Jax, Fla., and they put on one great show!! Later, the Jax symphony orchestra played it on the deck at the Prudential building. The place came down every time they played it!!
This tune sticks out in my mind from my childhood. This must have been in the 1950s. My mother took me to watch this movie when I was a young boy. That was when I got a real sense of what it meant to be Jewish. She also took me to see Judgment At Nuremberg. I'll never forget Spencer Tracy. I don't know what year that was, but in August of 2023 I'm 75 years old.
@ronlheureux7623 The Leon Uris book was published in 1958. The movie Exodus was released in 1960. The 'Theme from Exodus', was the only instrumental song to ever win a Grammy for Song of the Year. Ernest Gold also won the Academy Award and the Grammy for the musical score. Ernest, an Austrian born Jew escaped to America with his musical family in 1938 because of the Nazi Anschluss. He truly was a prodigy and had his first symphony performed by NBC Orchestra when he was 18. The song lyrics were written by Pat Boone, an evangelical Christian. It is an absolutely beautiful song - and brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.
For me, one of the most stirring songs of all time. I would grow from the strength of this classic as I hope others would and did. This land {me} is mine; God gave this land to me. Nothing will take it, rock on my sisters and brothers ~~~~~
Ferrante and Teicher's recording of "Exodus" is outstanding. Rest in peace, Art and Lou.
Indeed
I really think this is one of the most Beautiful songs ever composed I listen to it all the time
This brings tears. I was lucky enough at 10 years old to go to one of their concerts in Portland, Oregon, around 1965. Even at 10, I remember how amazed I was at their talent. Cleaning out my dad’s house for sale today and discovered the autographed program from their concert…so HAD to look them up on YT and found this! So happy to hear this! 😀
One of my most cherished memories of my teen years is playing this duet with my mom...brings tears to my eyes to hear it again..
WoW ! Donna saw the movie upon it"s original release,,i was 17 years old,,,this song still moves me,, enjoy
💕my Mom loved Ferrante and Teicher
I hope that Donna Tolewitzke is now accomplished pianist. My late Mother was a concert pianist.
If your sheet music resembled what they actually played, that's a rarity. My experience is the sheet music to pop tunes like this is usually dumbed down considerably compared to what you're hearing compared to classical music scores and audio recordings that's usually more or less "what you hear is what you get".
It was a magical time to grow up.
thanks you forever Ferrante&Teicher
I was in grade school and I loved it then. I absolutely love it now in my 70's. Thank you!
This music takes me to my little hometown in Peru at the sixties. A recently inaugurated movie theater put this melody every time the show was about to begin. The red curtains elevating while this music playing was the prelude of another wonderful night. Beautiful memories.
ferrante & teicher are truly the grande twins of the twin grands!!!!!!!!!! It's what i listen to, when i'm driving .......god bless them, they were great together. now that teicher has passed away, we can all appreciate what they gave us....................
This was an amazing era of music that will never come again. It was all about musical notes, beautiful melodies and a rich, full sound. I don't know if artists like this even exist anymore; if there are, they're certainly not making records.
+Kate Nelson I agree you old beer guzzler! What went wrong?
+Kate Nelson I agree with entirely!!
We composers who write like that era do exist today: enjoy my latest- Gigi's Grace: soundcloud.com/aaron-a-kaplan/gigis-grace-final Aaron A Kaplan
@@aaronkaplan1889 that is beautiful, thank you for sharing
Amen to that!!!
the emotions that this music bring out is unreal...
turned 65 today..I remember loving to watch and listen to them long ago...gives me chills!
The original recording this song is so Powerful and Dynamic. The Crescendo with the combination of Piano, Strings and French Horns is one of the best instrumentals EVER. It's hard to believe this song only peaked at #2 on Billboards Charts.
As a child I remember crying for the first time listening to a piece of music. When they modulate that when the tears came. A bit embarrassed my Mom told me it was okay to cry.
My father played the album, "Music for Lovers" over and over, usually on Sunday morning when a stack of LPs were placed on the turntable and played all the way through, I remember this tune well and can see my father sitting at the breakfast table with his cup of coffee.
WOW Love the Twin Piano Rendition Of Exodus just powerful. Thank you Ferrante & Teicher
I grew up listening to these guys....we would go for long trips in my daddy's 1970 Oldmobile Luxury 98...the back seat was like a big comfy sofa...Coming back from a long day of snow skiing, I would cuddle up in the back seat with my daddy's big sheep skin jacket and my pillow and sing along to Furente and Tescher playing "Greensleeves" and "Theme from Romeo and Juliet" and the theme from "Love Story" and of course "Exodus"...."this land is mine...God gave this land to me...".
A very powerful score gives me chills everytime I hear it. These men are ......just magnificient.
The grand twins of the twin grands🙏🏾
Thank you, American Airlines for using this in your commercials in the 90's. The majesty of this song was not lost on me as a child! Powerful.
Brings back childhood memories of when my mother played it on the record player.
...I become misty eyed when I here this as well. I think of the story behind it and it leaves me breathless as well.
I've always Loved their dualling pianos.Ed Ferrante and Lou Teicher.as did my late Mother who was a concert pianist
I still remember my father, an accomplished pianist himself cringing at times to this and mumbling "too hard!" referring to their heavy pounding on the keys. But, I always thought their version of "Exodus" was fabulous! Sorry Dad. LOL
... I am misty eyed already and it has just begun!... it is so nice to know that there is still sensitivity left in the 'modern' world...Thank You for the reminder..=:)
Talented is an understatement, a glorious masterpiece of perfection, incredible
I saw them in concert at the Ohio Theater in the mid 80s. Not only was it the most delightful concert but they were very funny too. Not Victor Borge funny but between pieces, they told funny stories and joked around. It was a cherished moment for me.
My mom had an 8 track of these wonderful musicians, back in 1982. She played this song every time we were in the car. She passed away four years ago, tonight was the first time I have heard this song in 36 years. Brought tears to my eyes, just for a moment it felt like she was still here. Thank you so much for uploading this.
My mother and I send songs to each other everyday and today this is what she sent me. I'm sorry to hear about your mom, even though I don't know you. Here's to your mom and those 8 tracks in 1982.
Thank you :-) :-)
shehuweaves me encantan estos pianistas Thank you**) soy Lety Barrientos C
So ssorry for your loss. I feel the same way, it reminds me of my 2 sisters and my parents, who have all passed to the other side. F&T were awesome. Reminds me of the 60s.
Billy Joel
EXODUS. What a MIGHTY PIECE OF WORK ! Well done boys!!! The kind of pianist i can listen to all day & night! Worth remembering.
AMEN TO THAT !
On this day in 1960 {November 28th} Ferrante and Teicher performed "The Theme from 'Exodus'" on the Dick Clark ABC-TV weekday-afternoon program, 'American Bandstand'...
At the time "Exodus" was at #40 on Billboard's Top 100 chart, and on January 23rd, 1961 it would peak at #2* {for 1 week}, it spent twenty one weeks on the Top 100...
Between 1960 and 1970 the duo had eleven records on the Top 100 chart; four made the Top 10, besides "Exodus", their three other Top 10 records were "The Theme from 'The Apartment'" {#10 in 1960}, "Tonight (from West Side Story)" {#8 in 1961}, and "Midnight Cowboy" {#10 in 1970}...
Louis Teicher passed away at the age of 83 on August 3rd, 2008; and Arthur Ferrante died one year later on September 19th, 2009, he was 88 years old...
May they both R.I.P.
* The week "Exodus" peaked at #2, the top three records on the Top 100 chart were all instrumentals, at #1 was "Wonderland By Night" by Bert Kaempfert and at #3 was "Calcutta" by Lawrence Welk...
And in addition; the week "Exodus" was at #2 there was a vocal version of the song on the Top 100, Pat Boone's "Exodus Song (This Land Is Mine)" was at #90...
What difference does their look make? This is one of most gorgeous compositions/performances in the history music. I cry every time I hear it because it's so amazingly majestic, it takes my breath away.
Their brilliance enriched my teenage years.
My older brother, Mickey, introduced me to the music of Ferrante & Teicher back in the 1970s when I was in high school. He and his wife went to several of their concerts, and bought me a vinyl album (before CDs came out, which I think was around 1983) of some of their greatest pieces. I still have it today. Great musicians!
I remember when I first saw them play this on Ed Sullivan Show. It touched me then and still does.
I was lucky enough to see them in Seattle, Washington play this. Plus lots more of their tunes.
This Puts A Kiss On Your Soul.
+Harold Konstantelos ....Harold, this is a song about the Jews...enough said ok? Personally, I don't like it at all.
I grew up with music like this! Surely Magnificent 👏
I am now 50 years old but when I was a child my dad played Ferrante and Teicher 8-track tapes in our station wagon as our family headed out on various trips. Seeing this clip brings back great memories and makes me wish I had written the two musicians a letter to tell them how much our family enjoyed their music.
A great memory.. The Grand Twins of the Twin Grands! Peaked at #2 on Billboard in late 1960. Just two BIG pianos, folks, no guitars, drums, horns or synthesizers. Just two Piano Men. Marvelous!
This was the first piece of music I ever heard on my Heathkit crystal radio back in 1959; I was eight years old and while trying to describe it to my brother the only word I could think of was "royal".
This is so beautiful....always reminds me of my father it was one of his favorites. So powerful and yet gentel. They were a wonderful pair.
Can not stop listening to this absolute class music
I had the pleasure of meeting Ferrante and Teicher back in the '60s when they were setting up to perform at East Aurora High School in Aurora, IL. They were so nice to me, even though I was only either a Sophomore or Junior in high school. They even allowed me to play one of their pianos. That was quite an honor! Of course, the auditorium was packed, and they gave a great performance. They even did a couple of humorous things, which was typical of their style when in-concert. They weren't the least bit "stuffy."
I was a mere toddler and my parents had this record. This always made me cry, sobbing cry. My brothers a'ways played this, “let’s see if Becky cries” of course it still haunts me with its beautiful melody, even now as an old lady.
This was my father's favorite song and this was played at his memorial service back in 2009...........
One of the most beautiful and haunting instrumentals ever written. I saw the movie Exodus with my mom and dad when it came out in 1960 (correct?) I was only 7 years old and fell in love with the song even then. Absolutely gorgeous
I haven't heard this song in ages. A movie I was watching was playing "A Summer Place" I thought it as Ferrante and Teicher but it was Percy Faith whom I also love. I didn't know how to spell these 2 great pianists but finally found them. And now I will listen to All of their music.
We composers who write like that era do exist today: enjoy my latest- Gigi's Grace: @t Aaron A Kaplan
Get a chance, listen to African Echos.
I love this two guys.So talented....Beautiful music....one of the best pianist.Exodus is one of my favorite song.
I bought their music years ago when I was in my 20's and enjoying the music of my time. They were not pop and rock but marvelous, majestic muscians whose music takes your breath away!!
Outstanding! The music, the players, even the camera shots. I can't get enough of this video.
Ferrante & Teicher, Andy Williams, the movie's soundtrack - what a wonderful memory ! Mom and dad had purchased a console STEREO for the family for C'mas that played 33 and 1/3 records ( to replace the magnificent Magnavox console that played only 78's) , WHat joy to listen to HIGH FIDELITY STEREO, and this rcord was one of my young joys.
I saw these cats on the Lawrence Welk Show in 1967 and I threw my Grandmother's old cassette recorder on the floor with me and caught them playing this on tape --- by far, the best dueling pianists of their time.... beautiful arrangements that compliment each other perfectly...
I listened to this song over and over again when I was a pre-teen (in the late 60's). It's been over 50 years and I just recently started humming it - couldn't get it out of my head. Started looking for it (thought the title was "Exodus" but wasn't sure). Was finally able to locate it with the new Google recognition widget. This song is absolutely beautiful. It's amazing how music lives in us for a lifetime.
Was a beautiful song among so many to grace us during the year, 1961.
My mother also had a 45 recording of this song. One of my very first memories of childhood.
One of the greatest songs ever written…
I was a little kid when my father bought a new stereo system. He was so proud of his new "toys" that he would play classics like this and point out the stereo sound from each speaker. Speakers were massive then.
Dad is gone now but I still have the stereo. And now I enjoy playing the same classics, along with some newer, and pointing out the fantastic sound quality!
I had never heard of these people until i heard this performance on the family radio when I was a kid. I IMMEDIATELY fell in love with it. And became eager to listen to more of their music.
My Mom just loved this song. But I am 54. Time passes much too fast, but I remember it.
I saw them at a live concert in Jacksonville, Fla, and they were even better live!!
Nobody can express nor play this with such emotion as these two amazing artists. I just love this version. Cheers.
This has always been one of my all-time favorites. I once had the honor of hearing it played on electric guitars - Gary Richrath of REO Speedwagon was one of the players. It's the type of song that really grabs you by the throat.
Stunning. With all the sadness going on in the world now, we forget theres still so much beauty as well. Maybe this music has passed on into history, but thanks to youtube it's just a finger tip away.
I feel so privileged to have watched these two perform years ago. Never forgot that night!
Absolutely wonderful music & performers 🎶🎹😊🥰❤️
when I was studying piano I heard this music and I was captive of it so much was the beauty and purity and even now I still play it, and 60 years have passed and how many memories too! excuse my bad english language , i'm italian
Que selecta musica tiene lo que estoy escuchando gracias a quien nos pone esta bellas melodias
sounds, that reach, directly to the soul and the heart, nothing more beautiful, than this
Such extraordinary talent they had! They were also fabulous showmen. I could listen to them all day, and some days I did just that.
Music does transcend all ages...Loved this song as a kid, still love it as a grown man...And younger people who have heard this classic, love it just as much as I do...Beautiful is beautiful...What age gap?? Peace and Tranquility
Memories of long ago, a young man who once was, and a beauty still much appreciated by an old man.
Well put,,me too,,71years
Don't worry, gentlemen. I'm 42, came up in the era of grunge and hair metal. I'd take something this classy and beautiful any day over Nirvana. My Mom is a musician, and my late Dad had great taste in music, so I lucked out to know of music llike this.
We had this LP when I was a child. Huge influence.
I saw them live at the Hollywood Bowl years ago and they were so awesome.
This was the first record I bought, over 40 years ago. And still the best. Superb.
When I was in the service I was stationed in England from 1969-1973. I worked afternoon and mids only. When I got off the swing shift I go to my room in the barracks. Put Ferrante and Teicher on the stereo, lay on the bed and think about home. I loved listening to them but I got homesick.
Jeffrey Snow ....happy beautifully sad. But what story to tell. Bless you brother.😃
I am so glad that I finally found their videos in UA-cam. I first watched their performances in TV many many years ago but I couldn't remember their names. Have been searching for years...
These two are the GOAT. I grew up on their greatest hits and still love them now. What talent!
Wonderful music, I remember buying the single. It made me read Leon Uris's book and go and see Otto Preminger's film Exodus (1960), starring Paul Newman and Eva Marie Saint. Ernest Gold won an Oscar for his score.
I'm very proud of the commentaries here that no one mentioned their hairpieces.... It's a chilling piece of music from a great and moving movie!!! The finest of entertainers.
+Michael Maloney um, you mentioned the hairpieces
oops
+yznhymer LMAO
Did they by any chance use the hairpieces to make themselves look more closely rekated than they actually are? That wouldn't surprise me.
that's what I was thinking. Glorious music, creepy visuals
This hit from Ferrante & Teicher went to #2 on the Top 40 charts. It went to #1 on the Cash Box charts and in New Zealand. It went to #2 in Australia and to #6 in the United Kingdom. It would finish at #17 for the year, 1961.
I really don't know what to say other than that this is pure unadulterated talent; musicians at their level are nonexistent today, for sure.
I heard this on an oldies station when I was out in my car today, and I was blown away. As soon as I got home, I pulled it up here and listened to it again. I'd never heard it before and had never heard of Ferrante & Teicher. Wow, what a find!! Sorry, Fabulous Baker Boys, but these two have you beat by a mile!
Beautiful--love to be able to play like that for others enjoyment truly a gift.
Fantastic , I can never thank my mother enough for bringing the joy of music into our home. I have a wide range of love for good music.
You have very cultured grandparents who encouraged there grandkids to listen to variety of music. Good for them!
Everything about this reminds me of SCTV!! The costumes, the set, the bad hair, the normal voiced narrator.
But still, there were amazing pianists. Go back at least a decade to the early 60's and they were COOL.
first heard this in the 60s still brings a lump to my throat brilliant even now
I went to University High School in Irvine, CA. This music was used for our Alma Mater..."All hail to thee, our University...!"
i believe this is the version i heard in 1980 or 1981, It took me 40 years to found it again.
Have it on 45!
I found this vinyl at a local pawn shop for 99 cents! A double album with 22 songs! The greedy old coot was trying to charge me different prices for each record. (Even though I found them in a box, along with VHS tapes, behind the DVD showcase, as if the owner had forgotten them.) I had to contain my excitement when he asked me why I wanted it. "Oh, I don't know, looks weird.", I told him. He didn't know what it was so he charged me a dollar. :)
Yes!! Thanks very fantastic. my first buy record 50year ago. So Happy!!
These guys were incredible - sooo amazing !!!
I played this my sophomore year in high school with Mrs. Colley in Nashville. Amazing song and I had an amazing teacher!!
Love their music! My dad had an album of them which he listened to frequently. Only wish I'd seen them live in concert! This is my favorite!
They are back playing music in heaven. R.I.P
one of the best instrumentals of all time
I saw F&T in 1965 in Jax, Fla., and they put on one great show!!
Later, the Jax symphony orchestra played it on the deck at the Prudential building. The place came down every time they played it!!
Never ever gets old and gives me chills every single time🎹
Best version ever of Éxodus'. Thanks