"Without John Williams, bikes don't really fly. Nor do brooms in Quidditch matches. Nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the Earth. We do not wonder. We do not weep. We do not believe. John, you take our films, many of them about our most impossible dreams, and you make them real for billions of people." -Steven Spielberg on John Williams
and John Williams said to Steven Spielberg, on watching the reels (obviously without music)... "Steven, you're going to need a much better composer then me for this one!" Steven said... "I know, but they're all fucking dead." True story. :)
Schindler's List is a piece of art. It makes me cry every time I see it. The theme specifically reminds me of Oskar crying in Stern's arms because he thought he could have done more than what he already did. It's just incredible to see a German person that opposed the Holocaust, save so many Jewish people. Love the movie and love the theme song. It touches my heart every time. "Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire."
@@Michael88324 that the essence of western civilization. if one person dies from poor safety working conditions in Norway its a huge scandal and outrage because everyone is important. if 10000 people die in China building a road, the Government and their fellow citizens couldn't care less. Same in Brazil, same in Russia. Same in the Middle East.
@@Michael88324 I think that it doesn't matter if the entire world depends on one person or not if that person is gone. For that person it is actually the entire world.
@@Michael88324 my point is, one cannot say the sentence: "who saves one life saves the whole world" once there is no life. For everyone, the whole world is the whole world (whatever that means) equally so if somebody dies, with him dies (his) the whole world, therefore if somebody saves one life, there is one world saved. I hope I made myself clear because I don't speak English every day. :)
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I played this in front of my class last week and my girlfriend actually started to cry while i did that. Thank you so much Patrik for this masterpiece - it is not the first and hopefully not the last of your arrangements that i´ve played.
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Gets me every time. Also, nice decision going with the black and white of the film. Not sure if you did it seeing as I'm not finished with the video yet, but it would be cool if you included one random red note somewhere in there.
It's always simpler to blame one bad man, nobody wants to remember that there were a lot of other circumstances and tensions in societies/economy war would be not possible without... Things are always way-way more complicated than it may seem from the 1st look.
Hitler wasn't a man. He was a demon in human skin, a abomination from the deepest depths of hell. Yes I am a German, but I DESPISE Hitler and his Ideology
@@Noodle966 Alot of people say 'if I could go back in time I would kill baby hitler' but the thing is, if it wasnt hitler it would have been someone else. The best way to have stopped ww2 would have been to stop ww1, or atleast not having punished germany after.
Mechanovgaming the whole film is shown in black and white except one kid, which has a red dress. It is supposed to show a „turning point“ for the main protagonist and also a stilistic element. But you really should watch that movie yourself :)
For those saying something else about the girl in red, the actually meaning was that she was the youngest of all who were killed which she was the only in color during the film
I hate the past of my Country. As a german, the Holocaust, Auschwitz etc. is so near. Even if I have nothing to do with all of this since I haven't even existed in this century, I always feel so bad when I hear something about the past of germany. We just watched Schindler's list in Religion class and I love the film. And the music. My heart 💔
Its not yours fault friend, blood of this people not on your hands. The most important problem in Germany is that it still blames itself for the mistakes of its ancestors and does not look at what is happening in it now, it is not nationality that determines a person and his actions, but he himself. In Europe, people forget about this and now the German people dooms themselves, clinging to themselves for what they personally did not do and what they could not influence.
I don‘t think the whole german history is just bad. We used to have te second strongest economy in the world and everyone wanted unity and freedom. Our nation is build on brotherhood and unity even though we needed a war to unite. I‘m proud to be a german but this doesn‘t mean I appreciate what we did in the World Wars or with the Jews. We have to deal with our history and think about it and that‘s what every country needs to do in order to prevent something like the Holocaust.
i played this whith my girlfriend who passed away ath the beginning of the year. starting to learn it again so i can play it at her birthday in two weeks.
Very touching... Schindler's List is one of those movies you just have to watch. Such a touching tribute to the victims of the holocaust and the heroes who fought to save as many as possible.
I am sorry, but I truly cannot understand why there are ANY thumbs down on this. Patrik your arrangements are so well done that they cut through any language, culture, distance and any other barrier mankind may have to directly touch the soul. Thank you for sharing your works and I cannot wait to see what you share next.
@@G2Chanakya It was actually a TV show - Black Mirror S3E3 'Shut Up And Dance'. The use of Radiohead's 'Exit Music (For A Film)' at the end as the unknown hacker ruins everyone's lives was perfect.
I find the music haunting....beautifully done, never to be forgotten. John Williams didn't want to do the score and told Spielberg, why choose me, there are so many more better composers. Spielberg replied, they're all dead. Then John Williams decided to do it. Thank you Mr. Williams, you did a spectacular job!
Absolutely beautiful, Patrik. This is my favourite soundtrack ever, for the way in which it masterfully paints such a delicate and yet heartbreaking picture. This brought tears to my eyes, just as it should. Thank you so much for performing this. You have really captured the heart of this piece - I believe John William's would be proud.
What a beautiful soundtrack for a masterpiece of a movie. Schindler's List hit me harder than pretty much any other film I've seen, and inspired me to become a better person. Spielberg truly showed his genius in this one.
some wishes: Up is down - Hans Zimmer Geralt of Rivia - Marcin Przybyłowicz Dark Souls 3 - Luka Kitamura The Last Hunter - SIE Sound Team I would cry tears if you arrange one of these, of course just if you like them :)
Only two times I've ever cried from age 18 to 34 now in films is The Green Mile, and Schindler's list. It's impossible not to. Specially with fantastic music like this. Such a good piece here. Brilliantly played. Feels like emotion was thrown in too.
This is one of the most moving pieces of music in existence, even someone who hasn't seen the movie can emulate the emotion conveyed in John Williams music. Itzhak plays it so well and I feel you have great dynamics in your arrangement as well. Excellent work!
This piece is so beautiful I don’t know how to explain it. I was able to see Itzhak Perlman preform this song live in person at his concert. And it was one of the most beautiful and moving pieces I’ve ever heard in my life. The absolute talent these people have composing these pieces is absolutely amazing.
This theme ALWAYS gets to me, no matter where i am, my eyes just start leaking ever single time. Makes me imagine all those families who where destoyed, separated never to meet again and oblivious to the fact that they where being exterminated, all those children and all that fear... I try to think if it was my family and it breaks me. It's hard to imagine that something like genocide actually happens.
I have a hard enough time getting my fingers to move that fast on this keyboard, let alone ever attempting such a feat on a piano. One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever put to paper, and certainly one of John William's best works. It will endure for generations.
This piece is very beautiful and emotional.. I remember watching the movie Schindler list and at the end the last part touched my heart until my last breath here on earth.. Schindler said.. "I could saved one more".. This MAN made his life worth every second.. Respect
When Steven Spielberg first showed John Williams a cut of this movie, Williams was so moved he had to take a walk outside for several minutes to collect himself. Upon his return, he told Spielberg he deserved a better composer. Spielberg replied, "I know, but they're all dead."
I think this, put of all the amazing pieces you've played, is by far the most beautiful and heart wrenching one. I felt so sad and amazed at the same time. Wonderful job.
This is amazing. The black and white filter made it all the more beautiful. When I saw this in my notification bar, I just smiled because I knew I was in for a phenomenal piece
Chills... This is by far my favourite piece of movie music. And not only have you done right by the original but you’ve surpassed any and all expectations I had before starting. So I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart...
Спасибо за великолепное исполнение ,очень трогательная музыка я чувствую что твориться в душах этого народа ,дай бог чтоб неповторился это, не водной нации ,боже спаси и сохрани .
How a single piece of piano can capture the holocaust will forever be one of the greatest achievements of film composition. It is beautiful and haunting in equal measure. The tone and melody is simply perfect.
Stumbled upon your channel a while ago, and every single time your video's impress me. This main theme will always hold a somewhat special place in my heart however, as it's probally one of the best movies i've ever seen. Going to repeat a lot of people here, but I actually kind of missed that one single red note somewhere in there!
A performance so beautiful, yet so sad... it perfectly captures the emotions of a single man's attempt at saving as many lives as he could, and the guilt which always comes to those good people... I understand the emotions that drive this piece. They are pain, regret, love, malice, virtue, longing, and survivor's guilt. And to understand that these are the drive in the music, is to feel the pain and passion behind each note. Williams would be proud!
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The fact that the youtube line is red and its slowly walking to the song's end, alone, makes this more beautiful
Raden Wardhana II you made something so normal into something so beautiful :(
@@dwoopy_cwybb_bunny Thankss-
Wow all these comments saying how he missed the chance to include a single red note. But what you said completely changed my mind. a great viewpoint.
@@vihaanpandey2349 💯💯
Wow
"Without John Williams, bikes don't really fly. Nor do brooms in Quidditch matches. Nor do men in red capes. There is no Force. Dinosaurs do not walk the Earth. We do not wonder. We do not weep. We do not believe. John, you take our films, many of them about our most impossible dreams, and you make them real for billions of people."
-Steven Spielberg on John Williams
That's fucking brilliant
This is amazing
Thank u for this
and John Williams said to Steven Spielberg, on watching the reels (obviously without music)... "Steven, you're going to need a much better composer then me for this one!" Steven said... "I know, but they're all fucking dead." True story. :)
Great comment!!! It's s nice homage to Master J. Williams. Bravo!! 👏👍
I can't believe you made one of my favourite soundtracks.
I'm not crying, it's the rain
I'm not crying, you're crying!!
@1world1blood actually it was a plane...
@@BenZosT4 och sorry, I put my dick back in again
But it is not rainy outside. ☔🤯
Roy Mustang approves
Schindler's List is a piece of art. It makes me cry every time I see it. The theme specifically reminds me of Oskar crying in Stern's arms because he thought he could have done more than what he already did. It's just incredible to see a German person that opposed the Holocaust, save so many Jewish people.
Love the movie and love the theme song. It touches my heart every time.
"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire."
It's a movie everyone should see, but it hard to see more than once.
And how were noble Europeans repaid by the tribe? With mass immigration and degenerate culture.
"Who saves one life - saves the whole world."
"He who saves the life of one, saves the World entire" one of my favourite quotes after watching this movie
@@Michael88324 that the essence of western civilization. if one person dies from poor safety working conditions in Norway its a huge scandal and outrage because everyone is important. if 10000 people die in China building a road, the Government and their fellow citizens couldn't care less. Same in Brazil, same in Russia. Same in the Middle East.
@@Michael88324 I think that it doesn't matter if the entire world depends on one person or not if that person is gone. For that person it is actually the entire world.
@@Michael88324 my point is, one cannot say the sentence: "who saves one life saves the whole world" once there is no life. For everyone, the whole world is the whole world (whatever that means) equally so if somebody dies, with him dies (his) the whole world, therefore if somebody saves one life, there is one world saved. I hope I made myself clear because I don't speak English every day. :)
Prophet Mohammed said that ,, 👍
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You are the greatest and inspired me to watch the film cause I liked the Music.
Love you
LOL!
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I played this in front of my class last week and my girlfriend actually started to cry while i did that. Thank you so much Patrik for this masterpiece - it is not the first and hopefully not the last of your arrangements that i´ve played.
On the piano or Patrik's take?
Please, do you have sheets for this music???
cap
@@МаксимШевченко-ц6в bruh theres a tutorial video right here you donut
@@JoeMama-rv9wlreal pianists don’t learn with these tutorials but with sheet music u donut
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Amazing piano skills as always!
I really like the idea of having polls!
Hi. Will you play some part of soundtrack from Thor 1 or 2, please?
That was fantastic! Please, All of them, from movie King Arthur
Please Can you playing "the man in the iron mask" or "edward scissorhands "🙏🙏
Can you do “portals” from avengers endgame?
Gets me every time. Also, nice decision going with the black and white of the film. Not sure if you did it seeing as I'm not finished with the video yet, but it would be cool if you included one random red note somewhere in there.
yes that would've been awesome
You're so right! That would have been a great idea. Unfortunately, I didn't think of it.
Move your mouse over the video... you'll have the red UA-cam progress bar...
Hey, that was my idea...
Wait, there was a bit of red in the movie??? Sorry if this was obvious but I am 80 percent colorblind
For the millions who died so tragically for the evil on one man, this song really means so much in its tone.
It's always simpler to blame one bad man, nobody wants to remember that there were a lot of other circumstances and tensions in societies/economy war would be not possible without... Things are always way-way more complicated than it may seem from the 1st look.
Hitler wasn't a man. He was a demon in human skin, a abomination from the deepest depths of hell. Yes I am a German, but I DESPISE Hitler and his Ideology
@@not-high-on-life Sound like you're kinda defending Adolf but I get what you mean
@@Noodle966 Alot of people say 'if I could go back in time I would kill baby hitler' but the thing is, if it wasnt hitler it would have been someone else. The best way to have stopped ww2 would have been to stop ww1, or atleast not having punished germany after.
@@blackfalcon1324 either way a war was always going to break out between humans, the only thing reducing that now is the memory of WW1 and WW2
Great video, but little disappointed because of the missed chance to include a single red note.
Yes, that would have been a great idea. Unfortunately, I didn't think of it.
Can someone explain the significance of that? I’ve never actually seen the movie
Mechanovgaming the whole film is shown in black and white except one kid, which has a red dress. It is supposed to show a „turning point“ for the main protagonist and also a stilistic element. But you really should watch that movie yourself :)
Felix i was waiting it too
For those saying something else about the girl in red, the actually meaning was that she was the youngest of all who were killed which she was the only in color during the film
The end scene of this movie which Schindler (Liam neeson) is crying that he could have gotten more people kills me every time
"I could've got more ... and I didn't! And I didn't!"
Damn, this is incredible. Perfect as always
Thank you very much!
You have cried
Hey, beautiful song! I've Done my first piano cover on my New youtube Channel, Come on and tell me what do you think about, thx you my friends!
I hate the past of my Country. As a german, the Holocaust, Auschwitz etc. is so near. Even if I have nothing to do with all of this since I haven't even existed in this century, I always feel so bad when I hear something about the past of germany.
We just watched Schindler's list in Religion class and I love the film. And the music. My heart 💔
Wie recht du auch hast😢
Its not yours fault friend, blood of this people not on your hands. The most important problem in Germany is that it still blames itself for the mistakes of its ancestors and does not look at what is happening in it now, it is not nationality that determines a person and his actions, but he himself. In Europe, people forget about this and now the German people dooms themselves, clinging to themselves for what they personally did not do and what they could not influence.
@@bart1205 dude please just shut up
@@marstechpriest5769 thanks :)
I don‘t think the whole german history is just bad. We used to have te second strongest economy in the world and everyone wanted unity and freedom. Our nation is build on brotherhood and unity even though we needed a war to unite. I‘m proud to be a german but this doesn‘t mean I appreciate what we did in the World Wars or with the Jews. We have to deal with our history and think about it and that‘s what every country needs to do in order to prevent something like the Holocaust.
i played this whith my girlfriend who passed away ath the beginning of the year. starting to learn it again so i can play it at her birthday in two weeks.
I'm sorry
Make her proud champ, I bet she'd love it ❤️
That’s so nice :) I’m sure she’ll be happy.
Very touching... Schindler's List is one of those movies you just have to watch. Such a touching tribute to the victims of the holocaust and the heroes who fought to save as many as possible.
I could have gotten one more person… and I didn’t! And I… I didn’t!
One person...
I cried on that scene. One more person...
“This ring....this ring is pure gold. 15 people, 15....at least 10 people.”
@@EliasDeJesus95 No, that's incorrect but it is beautiful nonetheless.
PatrickD Laweh sorry to sully Schindler 🙌🏼
Beautifully done. One of John Williams’ most original, beautiful pieces. Tears every time
I love how he plays with such care and delicacy; he’s not like attacking the keyboard.
I am sorry, but I truly cannot understand why there are ANY thumbs down on this. Patrik your arrangements are so well done that they cut through any language, culture, distance and any other barrier mankind may have to directly touch the soul. Thank you for sharing your works and I cannot wait to see what you share next.
You made in black and white, you are the best
One of only two movies to ever make me cry. This song is utterly heartbreaking.
other one?
@@G2Chanakya It was actually a TV show - Black Mirror S3E3 'Shut Up And Dance'. The use of Radiohead's 'Exit Music (For A Film)' at the end as the unknown hacker ruins everyone's lives was perfect.
@@mrtom2854 Okayy
I find the music haunting....beautifully done, never to be forgotten. John Williams didn't want to do the score and told Spielberg, why choose me, there are so many more better composers. Spielberg replied, they're all dead. Then John Williams decided to do it. Thank you Mr. Williams, you did a spectacular job!
Absolutely beautiful, Patrik.
This is my favourite soundtrack ever, for the way in which it masterfully paints such a delicate and yet heartbreaking picture. This brought tears to my eyes, just as it should.
Thank you so much for performing this. You have really captured the heart of this piece - I believe John William's would be proud.
Thank you very much for your kind words!
I'm in tears right now. The black and white effect is spellbinding. Gorgeous arrangement as always. Bravo, Patrik !!
What a beautiful soundtrack for a masterpiece of a movie. Schindler's List hit me harder than pretty much any other film I've seen, and inspired me to become a better person. Spielberg truly showed his genius in this one.
some wishes:
Up is down - Hans Zimmer
Geralt of Rivia - Marcin Przybyłowicz
Dark Souls 3 - Luka Kitamura
The Last Hunter - SIE Sound Team
I would cry tears if you arrange one of these, of course just if you like them :)
YES NIGGA these are all good
"Whoever saves one life, saves the world entire"
Schindler saved the world more than 5000 times
John Williams is a genius. And this theme is an absolute masterpiece.
each light shining on a chord seems to sound like a lost soul, very touching indeed, perfect video.
Only two times I've ever cried from age 18 to 34 now in films is The Green Mile, and Schindler's list. It's impossible not to. Specially with fantastic music like this. Such a good piece here. Brilliantly played. Feels like emotion was thrown in too.
I was the same until my Mother passed from Cancer 7 weeks ago.I've cried more in those 7 weeks than in my previous 48 years.
John Williams is such an amazing componist
This is one of the most moving pieces of music in existence, even someone who hasn't seen the movie can emulate the emotion conveyed in John Williams music. Itzhak plays it so well and I feel you have great dynamics in your arrangement as well. Excellent work!
I may not be first
May not be last
When I see Patrik,
I click fast!
Well that's me
😂😂
Play kai s theme(kung fu panda) plz
Same
Shop me first, shop me fast, either way, come see Clay! Clay Cooley Auto rhyme popped in my head.
Please, never stop to make videos! Your music bring me peace.
Took one of the most beautiful themes and made it distinctively yours. Well done. Might have shed a tear or two, as well...
This piece is so beautiful I don’t know how to explain it. I was able to see Itzhak Perlman preform this song live in person at his concert. And it was one of the most beautiful and moving pieces I’ve ever heard in my life. The absolute talent these people have composing these pieces is absolutely amazing.
This is one of them songs that can make a room full of people completely quite. masterpiece!
Finally something I can play.
2:10
Nope
Lol
An De ahaha
Exactly my thought as I watched that part
It isn't that hard if you just practice it a lot in a slow tempo
Classic Patrick. All of his video's are like this.
This theme ALWAYS gets to me, no matter where i am, my eyes just start leaking ever single time.
Makes me imagine all those families who where destoyed, separated never to meet again and oblivious to the fact that they where being exterminated, all those children and all that fear... I try to think if it was my family and it breaks me.
It's hard to imagine that something like genocide actually happens.
At 1:43 the scale here made me break down in tears. Incredible work,.
We must remember history to avoid colosaal mistakes in future.
I am sure palestinian childs do agree with this statement.
Fun fact history didnt tought us anything we r as same destructove
TYLO yes zionist victory in ww2 gave Palestinians much to think for afterwards
Ww2 gave us human rights
@@ili5207 upd: whom do you mean a us?
Every key a soul that flied to the heavens...
“To save one life, is to save the world entire.”
Jusqu’aux larmes ...magnifique .. époustouflant... l’une des plus belles version que je connais ...🙏❤️❤️❤️
I have a hard enough time getting my fingers to move that fast on this keyboard, let alone ever attempting such a feat on a piano. One of the most beautiful pieces of music ever put to paper, and certainly one of John William's best works. It will endure for generations.
Stunning arrangement. Brings back so many emotions... That movie truly moved me and changed me.
My goodness. Such a good piano player! Also John Williams is my favorite compositor
this guy really inspired me to finally get a piano and start learning , thank you patrik !
I watched this 4 times. Superior performance, one of my favorite movie song also. I do not know why, it reflects something from history, far away.
I think this must be the saddest song every composed. Your rendition does it absolute justice. I am in awe... and in tears.
Ur piano version suits perfectly: I love it. This peace makes me feel human
one of the most beautiful pieces ever composed. And NO, I'm not crying!!
Best piano cover i've ever seen. Excelent work
This piece is very beautiful and emotional.. I remember watching the movie Schindler list and at the end the last part touched my heart until my last breath here on earth..
Schindler said.. "I could saved one more".. This MAN made his life worth every second..
Respect
Spectacular performance! Thanks for sharing😮
One of few pieces which can make me shed tears. Bravo!
I think both John Williams and Steven Spielberg would be proud to hear this.
Telling it as a Piano Player, that song makes my Heart so sad, and one think, you played it perfect.
Absolutely magical. One of the best performances I have ever seen. Thank you!!
Absolute magic created by John Williams. Thanks to this channel for recreating it so beautifully
It starts really calm and then it hits you hard..
John Williams’ best work hands down.
Aaron Humphrey i mean this was extremely good don’t get me wrong, but I think you forgot about Star Wars and Jurassic park
@@nestlawatr5643 you are right, but this gives the most emotional feeling mate. This has a special part in all of them.
This is a really sad and heart touching piece.....i really love this piece.......
When Steven Spielberg first showed John Williams a cut of this movie, Williams was so moved he had to take a walk outside for several minutes to collect himself. Upon his return, he told Spielberg he deserved a better composer. Spielberg replied, "I know, but they're all dead."
This is...
FUCKING BEAUTIFUL! I'M CRYING! 😭😭😭
I think this, put of all the amazing pieces you've played, is by far the most beautiful and heart wrenching one. I felt so sad and amazed at the same time. Wonderful job.
Merveilleuse interprétation, difficile de garder ses larmes. Greetings from France ( Brittany ).
I discovered this piece on youtube the day I felt my friend's absence.. Keep playing music
For thou art a beauty. It makes me cry.
Блики от нот, летящие вверх-это будто души тех жертв, которые прошли через тот ужас.
но эта мелодия всё же о жизни, а не о смерти
You just took me on an emotional roller coaster with those crescendos.
OMG, wow😍I'm crying...
This is amazing. The black and white filter made it all the more beautiful. When I saw this in my notification bar, I just smiled because I knew I was in for a phenomenal piece
Every time i listen to this song, i cry. i don't know why.
All your pieces are a playlist at my work's computer. Every day. Thanks for sharing your art. Cheers from Buenos Aires.
For the six million that won't be able to hear this art but will live on in memory.
Breathtaking.
Amazing as usual. I’m so glad you and other people like you can make a career out of their amazing talent.
Chills... This is by far my favourite piece of movie music. And not only have you done right by the original but you’ve surpassed any and all expectations I had before starting.
So I would like to thank you from the bottom of my heart...
Спасибо за великолепное исполнение ,очень трогательная музыка я чувствую что твориться в душах этого народа ,дай бог чтоб неповторился это, не водной нации ,боже спаси и сохрани .
Man, this theme makes me teary eyed out of the blue.
Makes me think that the last scene in black and white made me cry, because of the music theme.
Best Piano song from this theme.
This is absolutely stunning!!! I want to sing the vocal version with your beautiful arrangement!!
How a single piece of piano can capture the holocaust will forever be one of the greatest achievements of film composition. It is beautiful and haunting in equal measure. The tone and melody is simply perfect.
I'm lost for words. So incredibly beautiful!!
“This pin. This is gold. He would’ve given me two people, at least one. He would’ve given me one……one more person.”
"Oskar, there are eleven hundred people who are alive becausemof you, look at them!"
Survivors remorse..he didnt think of those he saved and felt good.instead he could only think of what more he could have done.
My 14 year old is going to play this at the Opera House later this year... so excited... Love your version
This piece is so pretty! Can't beleive I'm hearing it for the first time! I'll try and learn it tomorrow, thank you for making this video😊😊
Wundervoll. Ein großer Traum so Klavierspielen zu können. Abgesehen davon ein perfektes Stück . Bravo!!❤
*My favorite colors, black and white*
You’re videos always soothe me when my heart is heavy. Thank you.
Stumbled upon your channel a while ago, and every single time your video's impress me. This main theme will always hold a somewhat special place in my heart however, as it's probally one of the best movies i've ever seen. Going to repeat a lot of people here, but I actually kind of missed that one single red note somewhere in there!
I'm crying.. It's wonderful!
That is an incredible arrangement, really brings something new and interesting to the piece. I'd love to hear this with an orchestra behind it!
This is one of your best. 2:13 is absolutely arresting.
OMG I’M SHOOK THIS IS BEYOND LOVELY💞
So beautifully arranged!
Nice black and white effect :-)
And of course, nice arrangement as always
By the way, something from The walking dead would be nice ;-)
Should have added 1 red note to represent the girl in red.
Thank you, MrTardoss! 😃
The Day Will Come from Walking Dead is amazing!
A performance so beautiful, yet so sad... it perfectly captures the emotions of a single man's attempt at saving as many lives as he could, and the guilt which always comes to those good people... I understand the emotions that drive this piece. They are pain, regret, love, malice, virtue, longing, and survivor's guilt. And to understand that these are the drive in the music, is to feel the pain and passion behind each note. Williams would be proud!
It’s very difficult arrangement
Thank you for that job
You inspire me play Schindler‘s list
A haunting and one of the most beautiful composed works of art. Thank Mr John Barry, a master indeed who's music will live forever.