Since nobody seems to have mentioned that this is a film score I advise you to watch the movie. It's about 3 hours long but every component is great. Great music, great scenery, great plot, great acting and great cinematography. You won't even notice that you have been sitting still so long that you are sore until after the movie has finished.
Regarding Tuva's earrings it's actually a pistol on one side and a feather on the other, thus representing the European immigrants and the Native Americans.
@@AaliyahCapili also note that Metallica has been using that intro "the ecstasy of gold" for a long time now. In your reaction to Master of Puppets in Moscow , you even heard it and commented by saying that you heard classical music.
I always love listening to this. Love how they use their voices as instruments and not using them lyrically. Enjoyed this and, as always, great reaction.
How does 86 people press dislike on this?? A seemingly wonderful young woman reacting to such a great work of art... Thank you to the creators of this and thank you for your comments and insights reacting!
@@allendesalme197 No, best western, hands down. While i haven't seen every western ever made, i think i've seen most of what are considered "great" (High Noon, Shane, Tombstone, Unforgiven, etc etc).
@@PlacidDragon I disagree. Say that you think it is the best western and no one can disagree - if you haven't seen every Western, how do you know it is the best? Just sayin'
This is fantastic Aliyah - thank you for reacting to this. The Danish Orchestra does a brilliant job, as always. Here, I have always liked the conductress and the way she reaches into the sky. Ennio Morricone was simply a genius. He was not just a composer and conductor, he was also a trumpeter which explains the impressive trumpet parts in his music. Without his music, those famous Westerns and also The Mission would have been less successful. His collaboration with Sergio Leone was a once-in-a lifetime occurrence. Ennio and Sergio brought the American Western industry to its knees. Every minute in those movies was a work of art. I could go on.... but people are beginning to yawn 😭 For you Aaliyah, if you haven't seen The Good, the Bad and the Ugly I strongly recommend you watch it. Watch out for the two words spoken by Clint Eastwood (Blondie) - "You dig" 😮 Greetings from cowboyland y'all! 🤠
check out the late patricia janeckova's brilliant versions of, 'ecstasy of gold' & 'once upon a time in the west'! patricia died last october from breast cancer aged 25!
thank you! you won't be disappointed! she was only 12 when she sang, 'once upon a time in the west' & about 15 when she sang, 'ecstasy of gold'! patricia went on to become arguably the finest opera, x/over singer in the world, before her tragic death! all the best!@@ricklee5845
I think the multiple trumpets starting at 4:51 reflect the chaos of the civil war scenes from the movie - competing sounds of bugles communiicating battle plans, clearly audible to each side, and yet each with a different battle order - and in the movie - right afterward the death of the young soldier and the captain speaks to the futility of the war and I think the competing trumpets captures some of this.
After viewing thousands of the "reactions", you by far are the only ONE that knew the facts of the score, the composer, the 1966 movie, and the elements of an orchestra. You should be very proud!
Ennio Morricone was a true genius. One story I read about him was he was working on a film and the score wasn’t working. He left and said he’d be back with the revised music. He returned 72 hours later with a complete score with all the necessary parts arranged and the score worked perfectly.
As another Dane I follow these reactions, so Thank You! The hanging man is from the Story Line in the film, as Clint Eastwood, as a shadow in the background! Ennio Morricone gave a Concert i Copenhagen about a year before he died, but I could have hoped for him to listen to this full Orchestra!
Great review! I have since learned from watching many reviews of this musical score that the conductor, Sarah Hicks, is from the Minneapolis Orchestra. I live in MN and I definitely need to attend one of her concerts. I “borrowed” the following from another person’s review but I think this was some excellent information … “”The conductor here is an American "guest" conductor for this concert. Sarah Hicks is the principal conductor of the Minneapolis Orchestra, graduate Magna Cum Laud with a BA degree in music composition from Harvard University. Sarah is highly sought after as a "guest" conductor the world over and has worked with dozens of orchestras all over the word in both hemispheres. What does a conductor do? In this case Sarah chose all of the music for this concert which centered on Ennio Morricones' Spaghetti Western movies sound tracks. She spent hours studying the entire score, making notes as she went along that she would later share with the musicians during rehearsal, She then rehearsed the Orchestra and choir sharing her vision for the various songs, what the dynamics would be, play softy here, a bit more fortissimo (with force) there, establishing what the tempo will be, applying her leadership to inspire these very "Top Shelf" musicians to project her vision of the music and concert. Sarah does have a series of UA-cam educational videos addressing this very question that you asked: "What does a conductor do?'" She is quite an impressive young lady, very talented and, I feel quite gifted!””
This video is from one of this orchestra's live performances. The music played here is actually two pieces from the movie, the first being is the Opening score, the second piece is called the ecstasy of gold sequence where Tuco finds the cemetery where the gold is hidden. What also makes this an iconic video is that the Orchestra is Danish, playing music composed by an Italian, and conducted by an Japanese-American. Truly an international flavor here as well. Oh and as usual I am tearing up listening to this, this performance seems to truly touch me deep in my soul and triggers an emotional response.
Christine Nonbo Andersen became world famous from singing this piece. I've seen this video dozens of times over the years, and I still get chills when I hear Christine hit those high notes, singing in the upper balcony by herself.
i always get chills in my spine whenever i listen to morricone's ecstasy of gold song. it's such a beautiful song. i like your honest opinion on the orchestra some know it all musicians just go along with their music vocabulary when they react to this but never acknowledge how wonderfully danish orchestra performed these scores.
The music was the star of the movie. Morricone also did the music to the movie - Once upon a time in the west. Another beautiful piece in there called Jill's theme - i believe.
Beautiful, the Danish National orchestra are one of my favourite orchestra's, listen to the live performance of procal Harem's whiter shade of pale backed by the Danish National orchestra, it's one of my favourite live performances ever.
"The Good, The Bad & The Ugly" is the final movie in the "Dollar Trilogy" (The other two being "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More"), the soundtracks for all three movies are epic. Metallica have used "The Ecstasy of Gold" as their live intro music since the early days as well. If you haven't seen the movies they really are worth checking out. The music fits the movies perfectly and really adds to the character and atmosphere, they are very unique. Great reaction, really nice to see you adding more musical analysis and commentary.
Can't remember if you have listened to Diana Ankudinova with Hans Zimmer's orchestra singing the song from the soundtrack of "Dune" - it is also a very impressive mix
That has to be one of the most magnificent and epic pieces of music (along with Also Sprach Zarathustra and Fanfare for the Common Man) I've ever heard. BTW, you are so sweet and beautiful.
Just remember, people did this...a group of people, different backgrounds and nationalities, all pulling together and if ONE single note is out of place, ONE, the entire piece is ruined...I can't imagine the hard work, discipline and raw talent that goes into this, none of us will...OK having said that, this is from legendary composer Ennio Morricone (1928-2020) and among many others scores, this is his crowning achievement and many of todays composers have been heavily influence by him, legend just isn't enough, the director of this movie was Sergio Leone (1829-1989), another director who has also influenced many others like Martin Scorsese and Quinten Tarantino, legend doesn't do him justice either, both these men are way beyond that....OK the orchestra itself, world renowned and just listen to what else they have done... Tuva Semmingsen (Wah Wah) is a Norwegian Barocco and Mozart mezzo-soprano singer, she's wearing gun shaped earrings to boot! There's a harmonica in sync with her during those wah wah's and check out her other works, (Bang Bang), Christine Nobo Anderson is another beautiful singer, you have to have, besides the raw talent, an incredible amount of training to control your diaphragm and breathing to use such an instrument, the entire piece is just amazing and really is the only event I would pay a grand a ticket to see.
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra has also done the score for the other two films in the trilogy, "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More" and they're, believe it or not, just as good.
Hi Ailiyah from the UK (Windy Wales 😊). Thanks for reacting to this but I must admit that as wonderful as this piece is I have always been in love with his other great score for a classic western, Once Upon A Time In The West, which incorporates some very beautiful singing from a mezzo soprano I'm guessing and his score for The Mission which ends with one of the best choir pieces in film; just my humble opinion 😎 I'm a lifelong opera and classical music lover and wish there were more reactors of those great arias and pieces, I've had my own classical reaction channel for a while if you fancy looking in? 😊 JB Classical although I've not posted for a while. Stay talented and beautiful!
As a beautiful young intelligent unique girl like me , u definitely chose one of the best artists that ever existed to actually react to here on UA-cam ❤ This entire soundtrack to this whole trilogy of films is beautiful 💎 Check out all of the Dollars Trilogy soundtracks by Ennio , they are all amazing ❤ RIP Mistro 🕊️
The score has a pretty big influence on pop culture. A fairly recent example of a sampling is the song Unforgiven by LE SSERAFIM. Nile Rodgers contributed a lot of the vibe here and the title fanfare is particularly recognizable in the 2nd verse.
aaliyah should be reacting to the late patricia janeckova's versions of 'ecstasy of gold' & 'once upon a time in the west'! patricia died last year from breast cancer aged 25!!!
Awesome reaction! 🎵 Please also listen to (U.S.) Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings", the tragic music for "Platoon", Oliver Stones' epic movie about our war in Vietnam, & at JFK's funeral, it was played because it had also been his favorite Classical piece.
You need to see the film to appreciate the composite aspects. Eg the three main characters with a coyote call common motif: the flute for Blondie/Eastwood/the Good; the wah wah vocal for Tuco/Eli Wallach/the Ugly; and the Ocarina for Angel Eyes/LvC/the Bad. The trumpet, clap board the civil war soldiers/battle etc. all this was music for the opening credits The second music part, Ecstasy of Gold, comes from the extended iconic final scene This was the third Spaghetti Western, by the great Italian Director, Sergio Leone, filmed in Spain. I took established actor Clint Eastwood into an A-lister; Eli Wallach was masterful; and Lee van Cleef perfectly cast Certainly one of the greatest ever Westerns including this score A classic PS the hanging man symbolism will be clear from the film
4:15 "there's something hanging." actually..... that is someONE hanging. an ode to the movie..... it's a western..... someone's always gotta hang in a western.
One must watch the movie first to appreciate the context of the music. However. The ending music is quite spectacular . This is the scene of the ending. ua-cam.com/video/QpVaoA8RfIk/v-deo.html. Now you should watch the entire, uncut, extended version of Dances With Wolves. Then play that after. Fantastic. This is one of my favorite cuts:ua-cam.com/video/m2OI1WCSdHc/v-deo.html
great channel girl, now you heard this, just as a bit of fun, check out, the little old man, italian busker, does the good the bad an the ugly, he is off the charts, but good bit of fun to watch
Will you please transcribe the non-lexical vocalizations, such as ‘wah-wah-wuh,’ that the choir sings? I enjoyed your review, it gave me a better understanding of this theme song.
Carissima e bravissima giovane cantante cerca i video con le musiche dei film composte e dirette personalmente nei suoi maestosi concerti dal grande Maestro Ennio Morricone. Un piacere alle quali ho potuto assistere per 2 volte nella mia città. R.I.P. maestro Ennio Morricone. Orgoglio italiano nel mondo 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
Those chimes tho... 😀 Probably my favorite percussion instrument in the orchestra. Marimba speaks to me too, but it's not really an orchestral instrument.
Monteverdi did this split singer thing only with choirs.. You should know this, it gives the voice a more ethereal sound as if it's coming from the heavens!! I'm just going to say here I still can't get over the death of Patricia Janečková who lost her battle with breast cancer. I remember her when she was on 14 or 15 singing, at a beauty pageant, Once Upon A Time In The West. This is all soprano and really hard to sing..The girls in the pageant, well just watch their reaction it's priceless!!!
@@AaliyahCapili Maybe a look at her because she was a great soprano..It would be nice to do something for a fellow singer..She was 26 which is way too young!!!
Thank you for this great reaction and analysis ! Could you please someday react to Battlestar Galactica Symphony Orchestra WANDER MY FRIENDS ULTIMATE SUITE Bear McCreary FIMUCITÉ 2010" ? The orchestra is directed by the autor Bear McCreary himself. Thank you again and have a great day !
Since nobody seems to have mentioned that this is a film score I advise you to watch the movie. It's about 3 hours long but every component is great. Great music, great scenery, great plot, great acting and great cinematography. You won't even notice that you have been sitting still so long that you are sore until after the movie has finished.
She mentioned in her intro @01:10 that she knows it's from a movie.
One of the best movies ever !
Thanks for the recommendation🥰
If you look closley, the lady who is doing the wha.wha, have pistol earrings in.. And the part where the piano start is called " the ecstasy of gold "
Regarding Tuva's earrings it's actually a pistol on one side and a feather on the other, thus representing the European immigrants and the Native Americans.
Thanks so much for sharing
@@AaliyahCapili also note that Metallica has been using that intro "the ecstasy of gold" for a long time now. In your reaction to Master of Puppets in Moscow , you even heard it and commented by saying that you heard classical music.
This her first performance.
I may be a rock/metal guitarist, but this is my favorite composition ever.
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I always love listening to this. Love how they use their voices as instruments and not using them lyrically. Enjoyed this and, as always, great reaction.
Thanks so much Mr. Julian💕
@@AaliyahCapili you're welcome. 😊
@@AaliyahCapili Have you seen the movie? It is much more relatable if you have seen the movie! it is from the 60s! 😅😅😅
How does 86 people press dislike on this?? A seemingly wonderful young woman reacting to such a great work of art... Thank you to the creators of this and thank you for your comments and insights reacting!
A German financed, Italian film, produced in Spain is the greatest American western of all time.
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We're fucking massive.
Maybe the best spaghetti Western....
@@allendesalme197 No, best western, hands down. While i haven't seen every western ever made, i think i've seen most of what are considered "great" (High Noon, Shane, Tombstone, Unforgiven, etc etc).
@@PlacidDragon I disagree. Say that you think it is the best western and no one can disagree - if you haven't seen every Western, how do you know it is the best? Just sayin'
Morricone's entire budget for this film was probably less than the cost of this one performance. A true genius of film score composition.
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@@AaliyahCapili Almost anything can be probable. So?
This is fantastic Aliyah - thank you for reacting to this.
The Danish Orchestra does a brilliant job, as always. Here, I have always liked the conductress and the way she reaches into the sky.
Ennio Morricone was simply a genius. He was not just a composer and conductor, he was also a trumpeter which explains the impressive trumpet parts in his music.
Without his music, those famous Westerns and also The Mission would have been less successful.
His collaboration with Sergio Leone was a once-in-a lifetime occurrence.
Ennio and Sergio brought the American Western industry to its knees. Every minute in those movies was a work of art. I could go on.... but people are beginning to yawn 😭
For you Aaliyah, if you haven't seen The Good, the Bad and the Ugly I strongly recommend you watch it. Watch out for the two words spoken by Clint Eastwood (Blondie) - "You dig" 😮
Greetings from cowboyland y'all! 🤠
check out the late patricia janeckova's brilliant versions of, 'ecstasy of gold' & 'once upon a time in the west'! patricia died last october from breast cancer aged 25!
@@normankennith7919 Will do, thank you!
thank you! you won't be disappointed!
she was only 12 when she sang, 'once upon a time in the west' & about 15 when she sang, 'ecstasy of gold'!
patricia went on to become arguably the finest opera, x/over singer in the world, before her tragic death!
all the best!@@ricklee5845
Thank you very very much for taking the time to share and for your recommendation
thanx! hope you enjoyed it, even though sadly, patricia is no longer with us!@@AaliyahCapili
I think the multiple trumpets starting at 4:51 reflect the chaos of the civil war scenes from the movie - competing sounds of bugles communiicating battle plans, clearly audible to each side, and yet each with a different battle order - and in the movie - right afterward the death of the young soldier and the captain speaks to the futility of the war and I think the competing trumpets captures some of this.
Thanks for sharing
After viewing thousands of the "reactions", you by far are the only ONE that knew the facts of the score, the composer, the 1966 movie, and the elements of an orchestra. You should be very proud!
Oh wow thanks so much for your kind words💕
Rumor says, the guy hanging from the roof is the 1st violinist, he was late for rehearsal
Wrong,it was the first guy to make this joke.
@@DermotLehane Well, then I at least am safe😄
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He asked for a raise - and he got it.
Ennio was a perfect example to anyone not understanding music, but knowing that there is something special. Ennio was special.
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Ennio Morricone was a true genius. One story I read about him was he was working on a film and the score wasn’t working. He left and said he’d be back with the revised music. He returned 72 hours later with a complete score with all the necessary parts arranged and the score worked perfectly.
Thanks so much for sharing
Lovely. Your reactions and comments were very good and very complimentary.
As another Dane I follow these reactions, so Thank You! The hanging man is from the Story Line in the film, as Clint Eastwood, as a shadow in the background! Ennio Morricone gave a Concert i Copenhagen about a year before he died, but I could have hoped for him to listen to this full Orchestra!
Thanks so much for sharing💕
the transition from the first part is soo good
During the performance they played this, the themes to the other 2 films of the trilogy and Once Upon a Time in the West. All are on here!!!!
Thanks for sharing
Great review! I have since learned from watching many reviews of this musical score that the conductor, Sarah Hicks, is from the Minneapolis Orchestra. I live in MN and I definitely need to attend one of her concerts. I “borrowed” the following from another person’s review but I think this was some excellent information …
“”The conductor here is an American "guest" conductor for this concert. Sarah Hicks is the principal conductor of the Minneapolis Orchestra, graduate Magna Cum Laud with a BA degree in music composition from Harvard University. Sarah is highly sought after as a "guest" conductor the world over and has worked with dozens of orchestras all over the word in both hemispheres.
What does a conductor do? In this case Sarah chose all of the music for this concert which centered on Ennio Morricones' Spaghetti Western movies sound tracks. She spent hours studying the entire score, making notes as she went along that she would later share with the musicians during rehearsal, She then rehearsed the Orchestra and choir sharing her vision for the various songs, what the dynamics would be, play softy here, a bit more fortissimo (with force) there, establishing what the tempo will be, applying her leadership to inspire these very "Top Shelf" musicians to project her vision of the music and concert.
Sarah does have a series of UA-cam educational videos addressing this very question that you asked: "What does a conductor do?'" She is quite an impressive young lady, very talented and, I feel quite gifted!””
This video is from one of this orchestra's live performances. The music played here is actually two pieces from the movie, the first being is the Opening score, the second piece is called the ecstasy of gold sequence where Tuco finds the cemetery where the gold is hidden. What also makes this an iconic video is that the Orchestra is Danish, playing music composed by an Italian, and conducted by an Japanese-American. Truly an international flavor here as well. Oh and as usual I am tearing up listening to this, this performance seems to truly touch me deep in my soul and triggers an emotional response.
Christine Nonbo Andersen became world famous from singing this piece. I've seen this video dozens of times over the years, and I still get chills when I hear Christine hit those high notes, singing in the upper balcony by herself.
Same. What an amazing singer.
Thanks for sharing
07:00 English horn, not oboe.
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i always get chills in my spine whenever i listen to morricone's ecstasy of gold song. it's such a beautiful song. i like your honest opinion on the orchestra some know it all musicians just go along with their music vocabulary when they react to this but never acknowledge how wonderfully danish orchestra performed these scores.
Thanks so much for sharing🌺
🇨🇦 The DNSO consists of over 100 musicians and over 70 Choir members ! 🇨🇦
Thanks so much for the info
This was Christine’s first performance with this orchestra
Thanks for sharing
The music was the star of the movie. Morricone also did the music to the movie - Once upon a time in the west. Another beautiful piece in there called Jill's theme - i believe.
Thanks so much for sharing
Beautiful, the Danish National orchestra are one of my favourite orchestra's, listen to the live performance of procal Harem's whiter shade of pale backed by the Danish National orchestra, it's one of my favourite live performances ever.
Thanks for sharing🌺
we all got chills from the last part
and if you watch the movie the music is just perfect for the scenes where is used
"The Good, The Bad & The Ugly" is the final movie in the "Dollar Trilogy" (The other two being "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More"), the soundtracks for all three movies are epic. Metallica have used "The Ecstasy of Gold" as their live intro music since the early days as well. If you haven't seen the movies they really are worth checking out. The music fits the movies perfectly and really adds to the character and atmosphere, they are very unique. Great reaction, really nice to see you adding more musical analysis and commentary.
Thanks so much for your kind appreciation and for sharing🥰
The arpeggio at the start of the second movement (ecstasy of gold) is amazing and iconic. My favorite part.
Thanks so much for sharing💕
When Christine sings in the forest, the birds shut up and listen.
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Can't remember if you have listened to Diana Ankudinova with Hans Zimmer's orchestra singing the song from the soundtrack of "Dune" - it is also a very impressive mix
When In the Marines Clint Eastwood came to Camp Pendleton,CA. And put on a shooting demonstration. He actually can shoot a gun like in his movies!
Thanks for sharing💕
That has to be one of the most magnificent and epic pieces of music (along with Also Sprach Zarathustra and Fanfare for the Common Man) I've ever heard. BTW, you are so sweet and beautiful.
Thanks so much🥰
Great reaction ❤
Thanks Aaliyah ❤
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Love from Denmark ❤
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the harmonies from the vocalist and the choir are very good
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The Oboe is my hero in this piece!!!!
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It isn't an oboe it is an English Horn.
Sincere and inspiring reaction.
Thanks so much🥰
Just remember, people did this...a group of people, different backgrounds and nationalities, all pulling together and if ONE single note is out of place, ONE, the entire piece is ruined...I can't imagine the hard work, discipline and raw talent that goes into this, none of us will...OK having said that, this is from legendary composer Ennio Morricone (1928-2020) and among many others scores, this is his crowning achievement and many of todays composers have been heavily influence by him, legend just isn't enough, the director of this movie was Sergio Leone (1829-1989), another director who has also influenced many others like Martin Scorsese and Quinten Tarantino, legend doesn't do him justice either, both these men are way beyond that....OK the orchestra itself, world renowned and just listen to what else they have done... Tuva Semmingsen (Wah Wah) is a Norwegian Barocco and Mozart mezzo-soprano singer, she's wearing gun shaped earrings to boot! There's a harmonica in sync with her during those wah wah's and check out her other works, (Bang Bang), Christine Nobo Anderson is another beautiful singer, you have to have, besides the raw talent, an incredible amount of training to control your diaphragm and breathing to use such an instrument, the entire piece is just amazing and really is the only event I would pay a grand a ticket to see.
Oh wow thanks so much for taking the time to share all of these, much appreciated🥰🥰🥰
The Danish National Symphony Orchestra has also done the score for the other two films in the trilogy, "A Fistful of Dollars" and "For a Few Dollars More" and they're, believe it or not, just as good.
Thanks so much for sharing
I love this
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Best movie ever
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Second best, "Once Upon A Time In The West" is the best.
@@apveening hard to choice 😂
Hi Ailiyah from the UK (Windy Wales 😊). Thanks for reacting to this but I must admit that as wonderful as this piece is I have always been in love with his other great score for a classic western, Once Upon A Time In The West, which incorporates some very beautiful singing from a mezzo soprano I'm guessing and his score for The Mission which ends with one of the best choir pieces in film; just my humble opinion 😎 I'm a lifelong opera and classical music lover and wish there were more reactors of those great arias and pieces, I've had my own classical reaction channel for a while if you fancy looking in? 😊 JB Classical although I've not posted for a while. Stay talented and beautiful!
Hello, thank you very much for taking the time to share, much appreciated🥰have a wonderful week🥰
You should listen to their score of "Once upon a time in the West" at the same concert.
Thanks for sharing
Enio and Sergio were in a same school as kids, best film ever, and Tuva make great ever Whah Whah
thank you for talking about the obo
Thanks for taking the time to watch too🥰
It’s an English Horn
Do more of this ^^
Thanks for the recommendation
The Mezzo soprano is THE BEST
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As a beautiful young intelligent unique girl like me , u definitely chose one of the best artists that ever existed to actually react to here on UA-cam ❤
This entire soundtrack to this whole trilogy of films is beautiful 💎
Check out all of the Dollars Trilogy soundtracks by Ennio , they are all amazing ❤
RIP Mistro 🕊️
Thank you so much for sharing💕♥️💕
Imagine that this orchestra was slated to be closed in a cost cutting exercise, alongside the girl choir , but there was a massive public uproar
Thanks for sharing the info
Adoro la musica del maestro Ennio Morricone e adoro questo video!🥰 Cara Aaliyah, sei bravissima e bellissima!❤️
Thank you very much🥰
Thx Aaliyah for another great interesting reaction. And since you've also released the Rebekah Del Rio reaction today, I feel "double-spoiled" 😅
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Once Upon a Time in the West - The Danish National Symphony Orchestra & Tuva Semmingsen (Live)
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It was a great movie with great music
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Still is, one of the very best.
Every time the electric guitar creeps in my eyes squint like Clint Eastwood
The score has a pretty big influence on pop culture. A fairly recent example of a sampling is the song Unforgiven by LE SSERAFIM. Nile Rodgers contributed a lot of the vibe here and the title fanfare is particularly recognizable in the 2nd verse.
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I always like her reactions.
Thanks so much
It is a live performance. That is crazy
Ecstasy of Gold is a high point if 1960s cinema soundtrack composition. It transcends genre.
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aaliyah should be reacting to the late patricia janeckova's versions of 'ecstasy of gold' & 'once upon a time in the west'! patricia died last year from breast cancer aged 25!!!
Thanks so much for the recommendation
cheers! all the best!@@AaliyahCapili
The instrument for the beginning of the second part is an English horn....
Awesome reaction! 🎵 Please also listen to (U.S.) Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings", the tragic music for "Platoon", Oliver Stones' epic movie about our war in Vietnam, & at JFK's funeral, it was played because it had also been his favorite Classical piece.
Possibly the saddest piece of music ever written.
Barber wrote a lot of other great stuff, too. I'm sure Aliyah knows many pieces.
Thanks for the recommendation
@@AaliyahCapiliThe Vienna Philharmonic captures & conveys (Samuel Barber's) "Adagio for Strings", Op.11, perfectly in 2019 (on UA-cam, btw;)
Morricone è un genio ❤️🇮🇹
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as Opera Singer check TRØLLABUNDIN // Eivør & Danish National Symphony Orchestra (Live)
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You need to see the film to appreciate the composite aspects. Eg the three main characters with a coyote call common motif: the flute for Blondie/Eastwood/the Good; the wah wah vocal for Tuco/Eli Wallach/the Ugly; and the Ocarina for Angel Eyes/LvC/the Bad. The trumpet, clap board the civil war soldiers/battle etc. all this was music for the opening credits
The second music part, Ecstasy of Gold, comes from the extended iconic final scene
This was the third Spaghetti Western, by the great Italian Director, Sergio Leone, filmed in Spain.
I took established actor Clint Eastwood into an A-lister; Eli Wallach was masterful; and Lee van Cleef perfectly cast
Certainly one of the greatest ever Westerns including this score
A classic
PS the hanging man symbolism will be clear from the film
He is not the violinist, he is an actor from the film who was hung from a tree in the film. The good guy rescues him. Watch the film.
It's an English Horn in the second section, not an Oboe.
Oh super sorry about that🙏🙏🙏
@@AaliyahCapili No worries :)
The score's name "The Ectasy of Gold". Metalica performs a little different version.
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They also perforned great versions of A Fist Full of Dollars and A Few Dollars More.
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It’s an english horn, not an oboe (notice the neck). Irrespective, the musician has an incredible breath control.
Tuva Semmingson is one heck of a Soprano.
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sei bravissima, grazie
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4:15 "there's something hanging."
actually..... that is someONE hanging.
an ode to the movie..... it's a western..... someone's always gotta hang in a western.
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You must see the film now.
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It’s 2 different songs, “the good the bad and the ugly” and “ecstasy of gold”
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I’m from Santa Fe, New Mexico and I , we know all about Western culture and Spanish, Mexican, Native American Indian food ❤
Ma questa è la colonna sonora di un film del regista italiano Sergio Leone e la musica è del Maestro italiano Ennio Morricone.
Have you ever listened to 'Tubular bells', by Mike Oldfield?
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a world class singer - singing WA - WA - WA .... i couldn't stop laughing !!
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One must watch the movie first to appreciate the context of the music. However. The ending music is quite spectacular . This is the scene of the ending. ua-cam.com/video/QpVaoA8RfIk/v-deo.html. Now you should watch the entire, uncut, extended version of Dances With Wolves. Then play that after. Fantastic. This is one of my favorite cuts:ua-cam.com/video/m2OI1WCSdHc/v-deo.html
Ennio Morricone è un genio
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great channel girl, now you heard this, just as a bit of fun, check out, the little old man, italian busker, does the good the bad an the ugly, he is off the charts, but good bit of fun to watch
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Will you please transcribe the non-lexical vocalizations, such as ‘wah-wah-wuh,’ that the choir sings? I enjoyed your review, it gave me a better understanding of this theme song.
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You would like Once Upon a Time in the West by the same folks.
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Riding into Town Being in Town and Riding out of Town
You should have made the Orchestra screen larger than that.
You could have been the singer in the balcony!
Carissima e bravissima giovane cantante cerca i video con le musiche dei film composte e dirette personalmente nei suoi maestosi concerti dal grande Maestro Ennio Morricone.
Un piacere alle quali ho potuto assistere per 2 volte nella mia città.
R.I.P. maestro Ennio Morricone. Orgoglio italiano nel mondo 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
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Morricone is the Tarantino of music imho :)
Those chimes tho... 😀 Probably my favorite percussion instrument in the orchestra. Marimba speaks to me too, but it's not really an orchestral instrument.
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The closed captioning says "Wow, wow," and for once the error is correct.
Please listen to Once Upon A Time In The West ❤❤❤
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Music that helped make the Spaghetti Western famous. Please consider reacting to some other music soundtracks. Some of them are wonderful.
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Monteverdi did this split singer thing only with choirs.. You should know this, it gives the voice a more ethereal sound as if it's coming from the heavens!! I'm just going to say here I still can't get over the death of Patricia Janečková who lost her battle with breast cancer. I remember her when she was on 14 or 15 singing, at a beauty pageant, Once Upon A Time In The West. This is all soprano and really hard to sing..The girls in the pageant, well just watch their reaction it's priceless!!!
Thanks so much for sharing. So sad about Patricia Janeckova😢
@@AaliyahCapili Maybe a look at her because she was a great soprano..It would be nice to do something for a fellow singer..She was 26 which is way too young!!!
Thank you for this great reaction and analysis !
Could you please someday react to Battlestar Galactica Symphony Orchestra WANDER MY FRIENDS ULTIMATE SUITE Bear McCreary FIMUCITÉ 2010" ?
The orchestra is directed by the autor Bear McCreary himself.
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Please react to Glennis Grace version of Halo live- it sounds just like Beyoncé
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Aaliyah Capili this was made for getting more people to hear classical, what do you thing of that
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Nicely done, Aaliyah!! Enjoyed your reaction, as usual!
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