It is a criminal oversight that this wasn’t even nominated for Best Original Score in 1989. The winner is a film no one ever heard of, but this is being listened to and adored to this day. Who’s the real winner here?
My husband passed on to Heaven three years ago. He loved the movie, Field of Dreams, and he loved this piece of music. It all brought tears to his eyes every time we watched the movie. I miss him dearly…he was a wonderful man.
I replay this over and over thinking of my Dad.... God, I miss you Dad!!!!!! Please, please let this be playing in Heaven when I finally get to see you again!
I not only lost my dad, but my best friend too. This is one of those truly magical movies that I'll never tire watching. Horner doing the score is just the cherry on top.
I do as well Leah. So many times and always on the anniversary of his passing. I used to go visit his grave and listen to this with him. I've since moved 1200 miles away and I think not being able to listen to it with him makes it hard. But this sooooo good.
Im an old 65 vietnam vet cannot stop crying this song always nails me , i live in northern maryland but i love the line is this heaven? no its iowa. Rip james horner
I visited The Field of Dreams site in 2019 and had this music playing in the car as I drove up to the parking lot there. Very memorable day, walked in and out of the cornfield, played catch with my best friend, toured the house. This music invokes so many emotions. Tear in my eye as I type this.
My daughter's off to college near by today. I watched this movie the other night again. She's an incredible softball player. 😢😢😢😢😢 She's a beautiful as this music to me. My heart hurts.😢
This movie, this music is all about my dad. Growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, this really hits home. No matter how tired he was at the end of the day, whenever I asked him if he wanted to play catch, he always did, he never said no. It was our special bonding time together, we would talk and laugh and play catch. How I miss my dad and this movie brings all of that home.
My dad cried at the end of this movie. A memory I have that I hold dear because seeing him tear up over his father. Now I tear up every time I see the end. And now I get to share it with my son.
Its true that baseball marks the times of our life. I coached and watched my son play baseball for many years and now at 72 I’m watching my grandson play college baseball. There is nothing more rewarding then watching your son hit a game winning Homerun or your grandson hit 4 Homeruns in one day. We’ve marked the time by Pinto, Mustang, Pony, Colt, travel ball, High school ball and college baseball, and hopefully my grandson playing professional baseball after college.
One of my very favorite movies, I’ve seen it more times than any other film. I know it scene for scene, word for word. And the score is phenomenal, evoking tremendous emotion the way a superlative score does. This orchestra did an amazing job with every nuance. But speaking of jobs, this video led me to realize that the job of conductor is completely superfluous. This guy is up there flapping away like Red Skelton doing Gertrude and Heathcliff, and absolutely every member of the orchestra is paying him no attention whatsoever. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Every eye is glued to the sheet music the entire time. He could have taken off his clothes and smeared himself with cake frosting and no one would have noticed. I suppose someone has to say, “go”, but at that point he might as well have a seat in the front row and enjoy the performance.
I never got to spend much time with my dad because he was very ill when I was young. Now that I'm a dad, I try to be there for my son so he doesn't miss out. I play this music to him once in awhile to remind him of the connection we share.
Sublime. How else could you portray a Field of Dreams? Thank you James Horner, for Land Before Time, Casper, Cocoon, and Star Trek II, An American Tail, to name a few. I'm sure you are already walking on forever verdant fields. Rest in peace.
It is springtime and even though I have lived in Florida these many years, I feel the same kind of renewal that I felt growing up in the North. I watch this movie each March right before the baseball season and it is as if I have dipped myself in magic waters. The memories are so thick that I have to brush them away from my face. Parents, brother, family members and friends that have departed they are my Field of Dreams. This soundtrack is the music of melancholy and quiet hope and remembrance of this past. It has moved me for close to 30 years.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Kevin Costner's daughter on the set of bleachers telling her dad about the dream she had last night this day was Easter
Your words moved me and I felt compelled to reach out. The gift of music, film and baseball keep our loved ones with us always. Thank you for your words.
I was blessed to have been one of the few to attend the MLB Field of Dreams Game with my son on Aug 12th. It was SO emotional! My favorite all time movie. Walking from the original field through the corn and then coming out to the path to the MLB field and hearing the soundtrack playing from the corn STILL gives me goosebumps, it was a truly magical game...a highlight of my life!
Anyone who has lost a parent can relate to the movie and this score well I'm over here in tears!!! It moves me and makes me miss my father!!! One last catch, I want that!!!
Any boy from the age of 3 or 4 who grew up to the age of 94 who played baseball during their lives cannot be sitting listening to this masterpiece without tears flowing. The "catch with Dad" was something you cherished. Not as much when you were 5 or 6 but certainly when your Dad passed on and there were no more chances to have "a catch". And, for me, the chance (yes, an absolute fantasy) to maybe get a chance to play with Shoeless Joe or Smokin Joe Wood or Mel Ott - I would have given my soul for the opportunity. This music, that film will always be a favorite of mine, forever. It makes the fact that I miss the smell of freshly cut grass, the smell of my new glove that had been oiled all winter in preparation, the competition, the crack of the bat and the sound of one of my fastballs hitting Ed Kelley's catcher's mitt feel like it all happened just yesterday. Field of Dreams forever.
One of Mr. Horner’s best scores. Only someone like he can truly capture the wonder, the beauty and feel of life in the Midwest. Damn the LA and New York “critics”. Take it from someone who lives the Midwest life, growing up in the country and now living in the city. He nailed the feel and emotion spot on! While much different but evoking the same feeling, the only other score that does the same thing is Jerry Goldsmith’s score for Hoosiers. This performance from Fimucite is perfection!
How can you say that this is the best OST? Have you heard all OST of films and videogames? This score is good, but there is so much good material in the field that it's difficult to say what is the absolute best.
Diego’s passion is what makes this orchestra and beautiful music. It’s a shame that the audience can’t see the awe and love in his face as he conducts.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment Kara. We will send it to Maestro Diego Navarro. Actually, you are right!, you have to know that during our concerts, the audience is able to watch maestro´s faces as well as the entire orchestra on the big screen we have in the stage, thanks a big TV production we manage every year. That´s actually one of FIMUCITÉ´S innovations. After we add this "signature tool", many others around the world, started doing the same. We encourage you to come to Tenerife, to our FIMUCITÉ festival and live the experience, which is so emotional and special!!.
FIMUCITÉ That’s wonderful! The audience deserves such an experience. That would be a dream come true to come and see it in person. How can I find more information on this?
Through our official website: www.fimucite.com come and enjoy the experience live. We receive every year audience from all over the world. FIMUCITÉ is a world class film music festival!
FIMUCITÉ My compliments to the first chair violinist as well. The way he leans into the music makes it look so effortless and beautiful. As a former violinist, the skill looks flawless.
Lost my dad at age 10...so many lost moments. I cry like crazy every time I watch the last 15 minutes. Horner’s indelible music only heightens the emotions. RIP Dad and James Horner.
It is amazing, How music plays a important role during a movie, Transport you to the day you watch it, and evokes the same feelings again, Beautiful indeed, Art supporting Art Love it!
Thank you James Horner for have loved this movie so much to do this beatiful music at the last time even if you had 4 other soundtrack to compose: we can feel you in this ❤
All I want is to return to my high school baseball, my little leauge days. Nothing left more of an imprint on my life. FOD reminds of what was everytime.
I had an amazing relationship with my parents but this piece, maybe above all others, just breaks me. What I wouldn't do to have 15 minutes to have them meet their granddaughter who was born after both had passed away already and the chance to throw the football around with my dad and talk about the Bears one more time?
@@markvonschlieder6032 I've always taken exception when people state that this is one of their favorite baseball movies. When in realty, baseball was really just the backdrop or the medium through which Ray could connect with his father in an effort to try to make up for the mistakes he made in his younger life and never got a chance to. Him saying "Dad, you wanna have a catch" is just his way of saying "Dad, I'm sorry, I was a stupid kid but I'm grown up now, haven't I made you proud? I'm just like you and I've had to deal with this sadness and guilt, because we don't always get second chances here on Earth in this lifetime."
Get to know the Lord, my friend. There is a Heaven. My wife was shown it in 2004 and it transformed her whole life. Something similar happened to me in 2013. It's not a fools hope. It's real and it's the place dreams come true. God bless you.
I understand completely. I cherish the memories of the times my dad and I went out into the yard and played catch. I was too “busy” to play catch with my two boys. Now they’re grown and I wish I could go back and make it up to them.
Thank you for posting this. What an absolutely stunning performance by all. I can only imagine how emotional it must've been to be in the audience that night. Bravo.
Field of dreams, a truly beautiful, evocative piece of music,this brought so many memories back for me, not only of the movie but the people I watched it with all those years ago, sadly some no longer here, rest in peace dear friends rest in peace xxx
why am I sitting here listening to a movie theme and balling like a baby? I love the old "I've had this instrument since I was a child" images in this orchestra, amazing :) By the way I have seen this movie 100+ times, and always watch it if I catch it on tv :)
I'm close to sobbing now and I'm not even watching anything...just listening to the incredible progressions and dissonances that Horner's so good at. I loved Horner. This music is breathtaking. Gotta go now, the sobbing has commenced.
That was so incredible!!!!!!!!!! Wow such moving music and all of you played your parts so perfect and precisely. What an honor and a privilege to hear this
Beautiful, inspiring and emotional. Magical sums it all up. Thank you James Horner for your contribution and for Fimcite 6 for playing this track with so much passion and emotion.
I always go back to this piece for some peace and quiet. In this Field of Dreams.
Rest in peace, James Earl Jones. The world was so blessed by you.
Amen to that. You will be missed, but not forgotten, your legacy will live on in our hearts and minds. Thank you for everything you brought us.
"They will come Ray, they will come"
If I could thumbs up 1000x... 👍
It is a criminal oversight that this wasn’t even nominated for Best Original Score in 1989. The winner is a film no one ever heard of, but this is being listened to and adored to this day. Who’s the real winner here?
My husband passed on to Heaven three years ago. He loved the movie, Field of Dreams, and he loved this piece of music. It all brought tears to his eyes every time we watched the movie. I miss him dearly…he was a wonderful man.
❤
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Makes me cry too. I feel every emotion everywhere in my body.
Hugs
Can you imagine the movie without this music? I can't either.
I replay this over and over thinking of my Dad.... God, I miss you Dad!!!!!! Please, please let this be playing in Heaven when I finally get to see you again!
Exactly how I feel!
I not only lost my dad, but my best friend too. This is one of those truly magical movies that I'll never tire watching. Horner doing the score is just the cherry on top.
I do as well Leah. So many times and always on the anniversary of his passing. I used to go visit his grave and listen to this with him. I've since moved 1200 miles away and I think not being able to listen to it with him makes it hard. But this sooooo good.
That’s a beautiful comment.
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"Hey......dad? Wanna have a catch?"
"I'd like that."
From having moist eyes, to a tear coming out, that scene gets me every time. 😢❤👍⚾
Is somebody cutting onions?😭😭😭
Long live the Patriarchy!!! And to hell with all those male hating feminists
A man without tears is a man without a heart-don’t want to get lumped into that category😢❤️⚾️
Amber Heard can and does play better
Amber Heard would have thrown the ball in her father's eye 👁
James Horner must have been channeling Heaven . A message delivered from the angels .
How well put; something of the eternal
Perhaps he was channeling Iowa.
It’s not heaven, it’s Iowa.
Could’ve sworn it was heaven!
This is heavenly music.
Perfectly said
This should have won the academy award for best music score.
yackle dackle Yes, and Glory too. Horner was robbed.
It would have if the full score was played in the movie - Fimucite plays this wonderfully.
MANCHESTER UNITED to this lady baseball will never be displaced as America’s sport.
@@tommurchi6552 the score is all over the movie
you trippin.
@M And that has anything to do with the score of this movie, how?
I'm here again for the 50th time. How can the musicians play without crying.? Amazing.
Thank you very much for your loyalty. You'd be surprised how many do!
I honestly don’t know how all of these musicians can keep their composure while playing this. Very well done…it’s better than that. It’s perfect.
Im an old 65 vietnam vet cannot stop crying this song always nails me , i live in northern maryland but i love the line is this heaven? no its iowa. Rip james horner
Thank you for your service.
Thank you, sir, and WELCOME HOME, from mom of only child US COAST GUARD VETERAN SON ❤
James Horner was a genius! I think this is his finest composition. I never tire of listening to it. A masterpiece and an excellent performance!
we totally agree on every word of your comment, my friend, A hug and thanks for commenting!
Music is the emotional underpinnings of any film work. James Horner's score does that hundreds of times over for Field Of Dreams.
I visited The Field of Dreams site in 2019 and had this music playing in the car as I drove up to the parking lot there. Very memorable day, walked in and out of the cornfield, played catch with my best friend, toured the house. This music invokes so many emotions. Tear in my eye as I type this.
Sounds like you made it just in time. Pre-pandemic and before MLB corrupted the site with their blatant commercialism.
You have lived one of my dreams. I just want to play catch with my brother on that field.
@@loualbino5536 im going next week. I started crying thinking I wish I could take my father but he's dead
He would have been there, walking with you. Hope you had a great day 👌
My daughter's off to college near by today. I watched this movie the other night again. She's an incredible softball player. 😢😢😢😢😢 She's a beautiful as this music to me. My heart hurts.😢
This music touches your soul, tingles your spine. What a masterpiece. I cannot get through the movie without tears.
Same....never able to make it through without the waterfall turning on!😭
"Go the distance"
That’s cause y’all are truly females
@@wincubs1Especially the catch scene at the end, when even Kevin Costner "catches" his throat in an example of truly excellent acting!
@@BebstDiamonds YES!!!!!!!!
one of the best musical pieces ever.
That, and Perfect Storm and can't forget Lonesome Dove.
This movie, this music is all about my dad. Growing up on a dairy farm in Wisconsin, this really hits home. No matter how tired he was at the end of the day, whenever I asked him if he wanted to play catch, he always did, he never said no. It was our special bonding time together, we would talk and laugh and play catch. How I miss my dad and this movie brings all of that home.
My Dad and I had the same bonding.
If I were in this orchestra, I'd have tears in my eyes and the only words in my head would be "Hey...Dad. Wanna have a catch". Beautifully done.
Thank you so much Greg!
Greg. I agree. This is very very good!
There couldn't have been a dry eye in the audience. I'm crying just typing this.
Braveheart another to hear always brings me tears hearing Mel Gibson (William Wallace) yelling his last dying word “Freedom”
I was thinking, "No Ray, it was you."
Speechless...I miss James Horner. Only a few composers are able to create such lovely melodies
I miss him, too. His music lives in my heart.
James Horner RIP. I could listen to his and Rachel Portman’s scores forever.
Henry Mancini was another great one.
James Horner is a true legend indeed God he is able to bring so much emotions out of you
My dad cried at the end of this movie. A memory I have that I hold dear because seeing him tear up over his father. Now I tear up every time I see the end. And now I get to share it with my son.
Its true that baseball marks the times of our life.
I coached and watched my son play baseball for many years and now at 72 I’m watching my grandson play college baseball.
There is nothing more rewarding then watching your son hit a game winning Homerun or your grandson hit 4 Homeruns in one day.
We’ve marked the time by Pinto, Mustang, Pony, Colt, travel ball, High school ball and college baseball, and hopefully my grandson playing professional baseball after college.
The conductor's fist pump when they nail the crescendo at 7:39 is perfect
I play that part over again....often
One of my very favorite movies, I’ve seen it more times than any other film. I know it scene for scene, word for word. And the score is phenomenal, evoking tremendous emotion the way a superlative score does. This orchestra did an amazing job with every nuance. But speaking of jobs, this video led me to realize that the job of conductor is completely superfluous. This guy is up there flapping away like Red Skelton doing Gertrude and Heathcliff, and absolutely every member of the orchestra is paying him no attention whatsoever. Zero. Zilch. Nada. Every eye is glued to the sheet music the entire time. He could have taken off his clothes and smeared himself with cake frosting and no one would have noticed. I suppose someone has to say, “go”, but at that point he might as well have a seat in the front row and enjoy the performance.
No - they are watching him, they have to, he's their leader! Diego is a fabulous conductor.
Movie themes of the 20th century ....oh God....how lucky we were!
WE ARE BLESSED ☦️🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸🩸✝️☝️🙌💥💨 💝 💞 💞 💞 💞...........
I think Horner composed the most gorgeous crescendos. Lush and intense. Many tears. Had to watch the movie again.
Braveheart is another one that has some of the most beautiful music. James Horner is one of my favorites.
The Pagemaster is an underrated score of his. Check it out if you've never heard it!
When I saw this film in the theaters, no one left until the end credits finished. Not a single person. It was that moving.
I might've been one of those in the theatre.
Lucky!
At 5:24, you can actually feel your soul elevating.
Just the most beautiful score to a magical film. Touched me deeply.
It never ceases to amaze me how they can take a group of people with such a variety of instruments and play such an amazing piece.
Mankind can get together and make such beautiful things, but at the same time be so ugly towards each other. 😔
I never got to spend much time with my dad because he was very ill when I was young. Now that I'm a dad, I try to be there for my son so he doesn't miss out. I play this music to him once in awhile to remind him of the connection we share.
Sublime. How else could you portray a Field of Dreams? Thank you James Horner, for Land Before Time, Casper, Cocoon, and Star Trek II, An American Tail, to name a few. I'm sure you are already walking on forever verdant fields. Rest in peace.
Legends of the Fall, Braveheart, Titanic, Glory
My dad loved baseball. He is now 85 and in a nursing home. We were talking about heaven, and I told him when we get there he owes me a game of catch.
Great music can turn a good movie into a great movie. The emotions run deep on this score.
One of the greatest films and film scores there ever was! I would love to hear this played live!! Just beautiful!!
I could listen to this all day.
“It’s Perfect !”
It is springtime and even though I have lived in Florida these many years, I feel the same kind of renewal that I felt growing up in the North. I watch this movie each March right before the baseball season and it is as if I have dipped myself in magic waters. The memories are so thick that I have to brush them away from my face. Parents, brother, family members and friends that have departed they are my Field of Dreams. This soundtrack is the music of melancholy and quiet hope and remembrance of this past. It has moved me for close to 30 years.
jacklaw3232 I do the exact same every year, and I watch it once around the World Series
jacklaw3232 Beautifully worded.
Please correct me if I'm wrong but isn't Kevin Costner's daughter on the set of bleachers telling her dad about the dream she had last night this day was Easter
Your words moved me and I felt compelled to reach out. The gift of music, film and baseball keep our loved ones with us always. Thank you for your words.
Reading your post while listening to this video brought this grown man to tears. Thank you.
I was blessed to have been one of the few to attend the MLB Field of Dreams Game with my son on Aug 12th. It was SO emotional! My favorite all time movie. Walking from the original field through the corn and then coming out to the path to the MLB field and hearing the soundtrack playing from the corn STILL gives me goosebumps, it was a truly magical game...a highlight of my life!
Still sobbing my eyes out.
I love this SO damn much.
This is amazing.
What I would give to hear this live...... ❤️❤️❤️ and look at Diego the conductor at 7:37, just lovely!
Absolutely magical.
I've been enjoying this for years; the camera work, the quality of the audio...
...and that fist-pump Bravo!
I honestly can’t think of a better movie score that I’ve heard before.
Me either
Anyone who has lost a parent can relate to the movie and this score well I'm over here in tears!!! It moves me and makes me miss my father!!! One last catch, I want that!!!
I have this playing in the background as I go through my childhood baseball card collection. Nostalgia overdose.
Masterpiece so beautiful
7:35 How can you not love this enthusiasm! from the Conductor? What a magnificent piece! Bravo!
Diego Navarra, a fantastic conductor. Find the Fimucite performance on here of "Hook - Flight to Neverland" and watch him, he's fantastic!
My word, how beautifully conducted this is. Truly magic.
The great Diego Navarro Cody...!!
@@fimucite Truly great indeed!!
Any boy from the age of 3 or 4 who grew up to the age of 94 who played baseball during their lives cannot be sitting listening to this masterpiece without tears flowing. The "catch with Dad" was something you cherished. Not as much when you were 5 or 6 but certainly when your Dad passed on and there were no more chances to have "a catch". And, for me, the chance (yes, an absolute fantasy) to maybe get a chance to play with Shoeless Joe or Smokin Joe Wood or Mel Ott - I would have given my soul for the opportunity. This music, that film will always be a favorite of mine, forever. It makes the fact that I miss the smell of freshly cut grass, the smell of my new glove that had been oiled all winter in preparation, the competition, the crack of the bat and the sound of one of my fastballs hitting Ed Kelley's catcher's mitt feel like it all happened just yesterday. Field of Dreams forever.
I cant tell you how many times that i've cried listening to this
I love the Guitar at 5:10. So simple but so beautiful in the midst of the entire piece.
What a magical piece of music.
This is heavenly music. I'm OK if they play this music often in the hereafter.
Bryan Taylor Can I ask you a question? Is...is this Heaven?
You know have a masterpiece on hand when you start getting choked up while playing. 7:34 mark. Amazing performance.
"Ease his pain" Such a strong message.
One of Mr. Horner’s best scores. Only someone like he can truly capture the wonder, the beauty and feel of life in the Midwest. Damn the LA and New York “critics”. Take it from someone who lives the Midwest life, growing up in the country and now living in the city. He nailed the feel and emotion spot on! While much different but evoking the same feeling, the only other score that does the same thing is Jerry Goldsmith’s score for Hoosiers. This performance from Fimucite is perfection!
Keith In Indy thank you so much for your wonderful post. Will let maestro Diego Navarro know about your fantastic feedback of his performance!
Beautiful rendition of this piece. Thank you
Best OST ever made. This video should have millions of views.
How can you say that this is the best OST? Have you heard all OST of films and videogames? This score is good, but there is so much good material in the field that it's difficult to say what is the absolute best.
@@ClassicalMusicAndSoundtracks it's just my opinion, easy ;-)
The theme culmination at 7:37 is absolutely outstanding.
RIP James Horner ♥️
so Beautiful
in memory of my father
You hear this you can't help but break down and cry.Great Score.
Diego’s passion is what makes this orchestra and beautiful music. It’s a shame that the audience can’t see the awe and love in his face as he conducts.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment Kara. We will send it to Maestro Diego Navarro. Actually, you are right!, you have to know that during our concerts, the audience is able to watch maestro´s faces as well as the entire orchestra on the big screen we have in the stage, thanks a big TV production we manage every year. That´s actually one of FIMUCITÉ´S innovations. After we add this "signature tool", many others around the world, started doing the same. We encourage you to come to Tenerife, to our FIMUCITÉ festival and live the experience, which is so emotional and special!!.
FIMUCITÉ That’s wonderful! The audience deserves such an experience. That would be a dream come true to come and see it in person. How can I find more information on this?
Through our official website: www.fimucite.com come and enjoy the experience live. We receive every year audience from all over the world. FIMUCITÉ is a world class film music festival!
FIMUCITÉ My compliments to the first chair violinist as well. The way he leans into the music makes it look so effortless and beautiful. As a former violinist, the skill looks flawless.
How did James Horner ever think of this perfect MUSIC !!!!!!!!! None better plus seeing it as it's played even better.....
James Horner is an expert in his craft and this orchestra do him credit. I've had this theme going around my head the last few days, with joy.
My dad's birthday just passed. I'd give anything for one more game of catch.
YOU SPEAK FOR MANY OF US!
hcliii my Pop passed away in 2012 and his birthday is in March. I watched this beautiful film with him in the theater. I miss him everyday
Lost my dad at age 10...so many lost moments. I cry like crazy every time I watch the last 15 minutes. Horner’s indelible music only heightens the emotions. RIP Dad and James Horner.
@@jonoeschger1552Same here. I lost my dad at 5. I am crying like a baby just listening to it.
Hope you are doing better. Love bro, take care!
It is amazing, How music plays a important role during a movie, Transport you to the day you watch it, and evokes the same feelings again, Beautiful indeed, Art supporting Art Love it!
Thank you James Horner for have loved this movie so much to do this beatiful music at the last time even if you had 4 other soundtrack to compose: we can feel you in this ❤
All I want is to return to my high school baseball, my little leauge days. Nothing left more of an imprint on my life. FOD reminds of what was everytime.
I had an amazing relationship with my parents but this piece, maybe above all others, just breaks me. What I wouldn't do to have 15 minutes to have them meet their granddaughter who was born after both had passed away already and the chance to throw the football around with my dad and talk about the Bears one more time?
That is what this movie is about; the interminabling of lives of our lovedones. It has only a little bit to do with baseball.
@@markvonschlieder6032 I've always taken exception when people state that this is one of their favorite baseball movies. When in realty, baseball was really just the backdrop or the medium through which Ray could connect with his father in an effort to try to make up for the mistakes he made in his younger life and never got a chance to. Him saying "Dad, you wanna have a catch" is just his way of saying "Dad, I'm sorry, I was a stupid kid but I'm grown up now, haven't I made you proud? I'm just like you and I've had to deal with this sadness and guilt, because we don't always get second chances here on Earth in this lifetime."
Get to know the Lord, my friend. There is a Heaven. My wife was shown it in 2004 and it transformed her whole life. Something similar happened to me in 2013. It's not a fools hope. It's real and it's the place dreams come true. God bless you.
I understand completely. I cherish the memories of the times my dad and I went out into the yard and played catch. I was too “busy” to play catch with my two boys. Now they’re grown and I wish I could go back and make it up to them.
Just beautiful, spiritual, and about the love of a father and son that long to be together. This music plays in heaven somewhere.
James Horner is one of the best composers ever!
Thank you for posting this. What an absolutely stunning performance by all. I can only imagine how emotional it must've been to be in the audience that night. Bravo.
Did a video for my dad and family and this music was used, it brings tears everyone.
That human beings can do something this beautiful is a wonder and a delight to behold and hear
This will be playing when I get to Heaven and I see my Dad again...
I’ve watched this movie maybe 35-45 times since 1989, just watched it 20 minutes ago and that end scene gets me every time😢
One of my all time favorites. Both the film and the score. Beautiful.
Field of dreams, a truly beautiful, evocative piece of music,this brought so many memories back for me, not only of the movie but the people I watched it with all those years ago, sadly some no longer here, rest in peace dear friends rest in peace xxx
It is amazing to watch all of these instruments come together to create such a beautiful masterpiece. Thank you for sharing this.
This particular piece is called "The Place Where Dreams Come True"
why am I sitting here listening to a movie theme and balling like a baby? I love the old "I've had this instrument since I was a child" images in this orchestra, amazing :)
By the way I have seen this movie 100+ times, and always watch it if I catch it on tv :)
Vengono i brividi… che bravura, che emozione, che meraviglia collettiva! Bravissimi!!!!!
Brings me to tears every time...
This is such a beautiful piece of music. Never fails to touch me. Simply exquisite.
Best baseball movie and it isn’t even about baseball !!!!
Makes me feel better, could listen forever, love you dad I'll be seeing you soon , magic, is this heaven, ease his pain
One of my favorite Conductors, one of my favorite Scores ever. Absolutely beautiful! Completely captures the magic of movies and music. Bravo
For all our parents
Thanks and R.I.P, Mr.Horner.
I can still picture in my head my dad and I playing catch when I hear this!
One of my favourite pieces of music from any genre. James Horner was a composer that had the ability to elevate any film that he work on.
Wow, this is even better than the soundtrack. This score is a highlight of highlights in Horner's career, had a big impact on me. Thanks for this.
I'm close to sobbing now and I'm not even watching anything...just listening to the incredible progressions and dissonances that Horner's so good at. I loved Horner. This music is breathtaking. Gotta go now, the sobbing has commenced.
That was so incredible!!!!!!!!!! Wow such moving music and all of you played your parts so perfect and precisely. What an honor and a privilege to hear this
James Horner's music scores from all his movies. He gave us so much tnk u James 💯🙏
“No Ray...it was you.” [choke]
In an interview, Ray Liotta said he never saw the movie after making it, that's hard to believe.
the necessary insight for the telepathy
😢 tears
Damn, what a score. RIP James Horner.
Beautiful, inspiring and emotional. Magical sums it all up. Thank you James Horner for your contribution and for Fimcite 6 for playing this track with so much passion and emotion.
Best conductor reaction at 7:38!