@Dickum N Lickum the V: Emperor Of UA-cam. It was until rassilion came to power, then became peaceful for a while after until they were loosing a war with the vampires from another dimension and put rassilion back into power
0:58 Jack: "But all the legends of Gallifrey made it sound so perfect." Doctor: "Well, perfect to look at, maybe. And it was. It was beautiful. They used to call it the Shining World of the Seven Systems. And on the Continent of Wild Endeavour, in the Mountains of Solace and Solitude, there stood the Citadel of the Time Lords, the oldest and most mighty race in the universe, looking down on the galaxies below. Sworn never to interfere, only to watch. Children of Gallifrey, taken from their families age of eight to enter the Academy. And some say that's when it all began. When he was a child. That's when the Master saw eternity. As a novice, he was taken for initiation. He stood in front of the Untempered Schism. It's a gap in the fabric of reality through which could be seen the whole of the vortex. You stand there, eight years old, staring at the raw power of time and space, just a child. Some would be inspired, some would run away, and some would go mad." ua-cam.com/video/kDZU-4jpZuU/v-deo.html
it is one Year ago or two as i have seen the first full Doctor Who episodes.... but it feels like i am comming home ... HOME! HOME to Gallifrey... So many others like Startrek, starwars, Battlestar Galactica, Perry Rhodan, Mark Brandis the Lensmen have builing my childhood and adult years... And now as my Hair is turning Grey... as i face the Time and in the Mirror with 50 Years of age, seeing an old Man... the Doctor is comming to me... For this i will say Thank you universe... thank you TIME... Thank you God... I am young again when i can follow this adventures
"you should have seen it...when the suns came up over the horison and hit the trees...the trees had silver leaves, it was so so beautiful...but it's all gone now,and I'm the last"
I'm pretty sure we already did, Kelper 45c was a planet in a twin-planet binary star system and the size of the planet is 4.6 times larger than Earth which is very similar to Gallifrey
Whenever I listen to this piece, I sit with my eyes closed and can see Gallifrey as the Doctor remembers it. A beautiful planet, orange sky, the citadel of the Time Lords in a glass dome like a giant snow globe, the Time Lords going about their everyday lives, and can imagine his friends. His family. His life. This song gives me a sense of home.
I think this is the greatest piece from NuWho. It's so emotional, conveying longing, sadness, joy. It's powerful but pretty too. It does more to realise Gallifrey in the audience's minds than any of the onscreen depictions thus far.
As a long-time fan of Doctor Who--and I mean a VERY long-time fan, going back to the Jon Pertwee days--all I can say is that I am thrilled and overwhelmed by this wonderful music. From the tiny studio orchestras and simple music of the "classic" TV show years, to this amazingly expansive and grandly orchestral sound as exemplified here. In many ways, it's a reflection of the saga of the series itself. From a long-running but rather obscure British sci-fi TV show, to a cancellation and seeming death. And then resurrected into an epic and world-wide phenomena. This theme tells the story of Doctor Who perfectly.
When it comes to The Doctors I think Tennant does the best job at REALLY portraying /every emotion/ that The Doctor feels & experiences. Excitement. Sadness. Happiness. Anger. Confusion. David was so good at portraying The Doctor. He caused me to feel physical pain every time he was upset or hurt (not even my favorite TV show does that to me) David is always spot-on with his emotions. I have cried my soul out countless times because of Ten's astonishing portrayal. This is why Ten is my favorite
This is an incredible piece of work. How it manages to explore so many concepts, themes, emotions and stories within the space of 3 minutes is astonishing.
Am I the only one who hears a similarity between the theme for Gallifrey and the theme for the Daleks? Specifically the music used in Daleks in Manhattan when Dalek Sek emerged as the hybrid human-dalek. Start playing at 0:21 and then imagine the tempo slowed, pitched dropped about two octaves and then add a choir. A very fitting choice for the melody as both sides are always responsible for the continuation of a war, but only one side can be responsible for the beginning and one side responsible for the end.
I love the majesty of this song. You can sense the frustration and pain the Doctor has toward the Time Lords. The sheer reverence he holds for his people, while at the same time still feeling the anger and frustration toward their stubbornness and pride.
I love this theme, but I'm never quite able to describe how I feel whenever I hear it. It's like how we can't see Gallifrey in all its wonder because there is simply nothing we can film, no place perfect enough. Just some CGI and stuff, and that only scrapes the tip of the iceberg. The same goes for this music. There...there are just no words. Only the music.
It's the music that injects the emotion into Dr Who. Loose the music, loose the feeling. Murray Gold is up there with Howard Shore as far as composition is concerned.
This song literally makes me want to cry every time, even though it has some happy-ish moments. I didn't actually cry all that hard during the scene where this actually took place with the Master- I was more shocked about seeing the Doctor have so much emotion and it broke my heart. Doctor Who is incredible and while I am a new fan, I am so glad I am watching it. Also my brother has started watching it and it is one of the first ways my brother and I have ever connected in his 13 years of life
I feel a very strong need to go and stand on top of a high mountain and, breathe the fresh air and gaze out over the breathtaking lanscape of Stekenjokk in northern Sweden. This son makes me laugh and cry and, for some reason, long for mountains.
17:16:20 GMT on 23rd November 1963 :D But don't really know when the special episode'll be broadcast on tv. I would love it, if they did it on that day though.
I love this music. It gives a sense of nostalgia and that hidden power the Time Lords have. The steady beats of the drums is like time never stops ticking for Gallifrey.
@imaginary92 You need to access the Wikipedia page about Doctor Who music and from there you can reach every page about the soundtracks. I'm sorry, but UA-cam does not allow me to post links :)
1:43 - 2:10 You feel like you are right there flying around gallifrey You can see the vast mountains and feel the fields of deep red grass, capped with snow just brush against you - You can hear the sounds of little timelord children run around in the fields. This is incredible :')
David Tennant was the best doctor, no questions asked, and this music is beautiful, much better than what Murray Gold does for Doctor who now, this song is brilliant, or should I say, FANTASTIC!
What is this if not the Whovian heaven... My eyes water every time I hear this. It's strong, very strong. As the Doctor fights, as he loses everything he loves, yet he is still fighting. To save them.
"They used to call it the Shining World of the Seven Systems. And on the continent of Wild Endeavour, in the mountains of Solace and Solitude, there stood the Citadel of the Time Lords. The oldest and most mighty race in the universe. Looking down on the galaxies below, sworn never to interfere, only to watch."
I personally have not been able to sit and watch the first 8 Doctors, sadly I fear I am too much of a modern graphics person, but everything that I have seen or heard about them merely tells me that the writers of these shows are amazing and I can only hope to come close to their talent as I write my own novels.
@FightergirlSora Please, don't feel stupid, it happens to everyone not to know something ;) It is used in the three parter story Utopia-The Sound of Drums-Last of the Time Lords, and you can also hear it in The Doctor's Daughter and The End of Time. For future reference, I'll link you the page where you find everything about where and when songs have been used, so you won't happen to feel stupid again ;)
For most of us Gallifrey was our childhood.
It was. It really was.
Aye it was
It was
Indeed
I can see The Doctor holding The Master in his hands and crying.
+Daniil Syed ;_;
nO STOP
Beautiful... I miss David Tennant so much
ikr
lol you MISS him?
I miss him too. So much.
Winchester Nath Me too, man, me too. Glad that they don't change Sam and Dean's actors XD
Xavali yeaaah season 12 season 13 season 14 I will always be with them
I like the build up for this song. It feels like it starts out peaceful on Gallifrey, then it's plunged into war.
@Dickum N Lickum the V: Emperor Of UA-cam. Everything has a peaceful moment be it even for a split second.
@Dickum N Lickum the V: Emperor Of UA-cam. It was until rassilion came to power, then became peaceful for a while after until they were loosing a war with the vampires from another dimension and put rassilion back into power
This is played on:
The Sound Of Drums
Last Of The Timelords
The End Of Time Part 1
The End Of Time Part 2
Don't forget the Day of the Doctor! :)
Oliverstation2005 When in Day of the doctor? I didn't notice it :P
***** It didn't. He made it up.
This was also played in Utopia.
and in the last great time war (8th doctors last apearrance)
* drums quietly in the background *
Damn that IS subtle. Three damn episodes about the drums of war and I never got that.
Also: towards the beginning, they sound like the tick-tock of a clock.
Wait, those were drums??? O_O I can hear it now...
This song has absolutely everything in it, longing, triumph, joy, adventure....
Bunny Grabbit I really want Who to go back to the RTD golden days.
Yes indeed
0:58
Jack: "But all the legends of Gallifrey made it sound so perfect."
Doctor: "Well, perfect to look at, maybe. And it was. It was beautiful. They used to call it the Shining World of the Seven Systems. And on the Continent of Wild Endeavour, in the Mountains of Solace and Solitude, there stood the Citadel of the Time Lords, the oldest and most mighty race in the universe, looking down on the galaxies below. Sworn never to interfere, only to watch. Children of Gallifrey, taken from their families age of eight to enter the Academy. And some say that's when it all began. When he was a child. That's when the Master saw eternity. As a novice, he was taken for initiation. He stood in front of the Untempered Schism. It's a gap in the fabric of reality through which could be seen the whole of the vortex. You stand there, eight years old, staring at the raw power of time and space, just a child. Some would be inspired, some would run away, and some would go mad."
ua-cam.com/video/kDZU-4jpZuU/v-deo.html
Martha: And what about you?
Doctor: Oh. For those who ran away, I never stopped!
it is one Year ago or two as i have seen the first full Doctor Who episodes.... but it feels like i am comming home ... HOME! HOME to Gallifrey... So many others like Startrek, starwars, Battlestar Galactica, Perry Rhodan, Mark Brandis the Lensmen have builing my childhood and adult years... And now as my Hair is turning Grey... as i face the Time and in the Mirror with 50 Years of age, seeing an old Man... the Doctor is comming to me... For this i will say Thank you universe... thank you TIME... Thank you God... I am young again when i can follow this adventures
love the 0:59 part as it builds to an emotional score just beautiful :)
Yep
Jessica p. that part makes me sad that i don't live on gallifrey
damn murray gold was an amazing composer
Was? He's still amazing!
+Divizoro Thank God :)
"Staring into the raw power of time and space, just a child. Some would be inspired, some would run away..............and some would go mad".
Reminds me of when The Master was shot and he wouldn't regenerate for the Doctor- one of my favourite episodes ever
Well it did play in that episode.
+Arrow TT33 exactly , that's my point
REGENERATE!!!!!!!
How about that then, I win.
What an intense story
"so which is it? No More, or Gallifrey Falls?"
"ah, but it's both - Gallifrey Falls No More."
got the dialogue slightly wrong but meh
+MrSinxist meh indeed
Thomas McEleney i
Chris Chibnall: "Imma stop you right there!"
**Master Destroys Gallifrey**
I love this soundtrack, showing both calm and intense side of the doctor.
"you should have seen it...when the suns came up over the horison and hit the trees...the trees had silver leaves, it was so so beautiful...but it's all gone now,and I'm the last"
This reminds me how much the Doctor lost.
Such a brilliant piece. Really fits in with the whole "lonely wanderer" theme.
The part when the trumpets come in is amazing.
Gallifrey Falls No More
Orlly?
MrCatDoesGames Rlly.
Jake Reinert
:o
MrCatDoesGames :D
Gallifrey rises!
David and Christopher were the best doc's of all time
Thumb's up
people who follow and love doctor have started to sign some contract saying if we discover a new planet we should call it gallifrey... AWESOME :D
they have found a planet that look the same a gallifrey and there trying to get it named gallifrey, cool right
ben lab Get me a rocket.
darnit
\
***** whyyyyyyyyyy
I'm pretty sure we already did, Kelper 45c was a planet in a twin-planet binary star system and the size of the planet is 4.6 times larger than Earth which is very similar to Gallifrey
I need to give Murray Gold a high five for this awesome song! :D
My FAVORITE Instrumental piece EVER!!! Hope Murray Gold lives as long as a Time Lord. :)
this is seriously mu favorite soundtrack of the whole tv show. i've always loved this.
Whenever I listen to this piece, I sit with my eyes closed and can see Gallifrey as the Doctor remembers it. A beautiful planet, orange sky, the citadel of the Time Lords in a glass dome like a giant snow globe, the Time Lords going about their everyday lives, and can imagine his friends. His family. His life. This song gives me a sense of home.
I think this is the greatest piece from NuWho. It's so emotional, conveying longing, sadness, joy. It's powerful but pretty too. It does more to realise Gallifrey in the audience's minds than any of the onscreen depictions thus far.
Run, Doctor! Run for you life! I said, RUN!
This is one of if not my favorite doctor song from the newer series. I love this arrangment
Quite simply one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard.
I wanna cry now... :'(
As a long-time fan of Doctor Who--and I mean a VERY long-time fan, going back to the Jon Pertwee days--all I can say is that I am thrilled and overwhelmed by this wonderful music. From the tiny studio orchestras and simple music of the "classic" TV show years, to this amazingly expansive and grandly orchestral sound as exemplified here. In many ways, it's a reflection of the saga of the series itself. From a long-running but rather obscure British sci-fi TV show, to a cancellation and seeming death. And then resurrected into an epic and world-wide phenomena. This theme tells the story of Doctor Who perfectly.
This is so beautiful... And heartbreaking ... Doctor, my beloved and beautiful traveler!
When it comes to The Doctors I think Tennant does the best job at REALLY portraying /every emotion/ that The Doctor feels & experiences. Excitement. Sadness. Happiness. Anger. Confusion. David was so good at portraying The Doctor. He caused me to feel physical pain every time he was upset or hurt (not even my favorite TV show does that to me) David is always spot-on with his emotions. I have cried my soul out countless times because of Ten's astonishing portrayal. This is why Ten is my favorite
This is beautiful!
This is an incredible piece of work. How it manages to explore so many concepts, themes, emotions and stories within the space of 3 minutes is astonishing.
I lived the episodes this was used in such a great track
I have tears in my eyes right now. GALLIFREY FALLS NO MORE WHOVIANS GALLIFREY FALLS NO MORE
Am I the only one who hears a similarity between the theme for Gallifrey and the theme for the Daleks? Specifically the music used in Daleks in Manhattan when Dalek Sek emerged as the hybrid human-dalek. Start playing at 0:21 and then imagine the tempo slowed, pitched dropped about two octaves and then add a choir. A very fitting choice for the melody as both sides are always responsible for the continuation of a war, but only one side can be responsible for the beginning and one side responsible for the end.
Love this. Plus loved how Murray Gold incorparated it and other past Doctor songs in to The Name of the Doctor.
I love the majesty of this song. You can sense the frustration and pain the Doctor has toward the Time Lords. The sheer reverence he holds for his people, while at the same time still feeling the anger and frustration toward their stubbornness and pride.
I love this song so much...
Murray gold, you are a bloody genius.
The feels come flooding back and now I am an emotional wreck
Wow, you've completely changed the way I listen to this music, thank you!
One of the most beautiful soundtracks ever ever
Favourite bit: 1:47
i also like 1:15
Same
I love this theme, but I'm never quite able to describe how I feel whenever I hear it. It's like how we can't see Gallifrey in all its wonder because there is simply nothing we can film, no place perfect enough. Just some CGI and stuff, and that only scrapes the tip of the iceberg. The same goes for this music. There...there are just no words. Only the music.
It's the music that injects the emotion into Dr Who. Loose the music, loose the feeling.
Murray Gold is up there with Howard Shore as far as composition is concerned.
one of the best soundtracks Murray Gold ever produced.
This song literally makes me want to cry every time, even though it has some happy-ish moments. I didn't actually cry all that hard during the scene where this actually took place with the Master- I was more shocked about seeing the Doctor have so much emotion and it broke my heart. Doctor Who is incredible and while I am a new fan, I am so glad I am watching it. Also my brother has started watching it and it is one of the first ways my brother and I have ever connected in his 13 years of life
We all miss you, David.
I feel a very strong need to go and stand on top of a high mountain and, breathe the fresh air and gaze out over the breathtaking lanscape of Stekenjokk in northern Sweden. This son makes me laugh and cry and, for some reason, long for mountains.
Omigosh this song... is perfect. Gives me goosebumps every time.
17:16:20 GMT on 23rd November 1963 :D But don't really know when the special episode'll be broadcast on tv. I would love it, if they did it on that day though.
holy crap doctor who first aired on my birthday
about 40 years before I was born
This is my favorite song from any series. :)
All the doctor brought something new to the show as well as the companions
I love this music. It gives a sense of nostalgia and that hidden power the Time Lords have. The steady beats of the drums is like time never stops ticking for Gallifrey.
This song reminds me of the 10th doctor and his wonderful adventures with his companions.
Thank You for posting. Beautiful
Its a Banana! DONT THROW IT OUT! Its a Excellent source of potasium!
I still listen to this all the time for 2:30
GAllIFREY RISES
GALLIFREY STANDS!!!
This has got to one of the if not the best piece Murray Gold wrote for Doctor Who!
So many feels.
Yes they are. Don't ever stop.
This is by far my favourite Dr Who soundtrack. Its so so beautiful and powerful
@imaginary92 You need to access the Wikipedia page about Doctor Who music and from there you can reach every page about the soundtracks. I'm sorry, but UA-cam does not allow me to post links :)
i actually cried in this scene, you really felt the pain the doctor had because he was the last of the time lords.
1:43 - 2:10
You feel like you are right there flying around gallifrey
You can see the vast mountains and feel the fields of deep red grass, capped with snow just brush against you - You can hear the sounds of little timelord children run around in the fields.
This is incredible :')
GALLIFREY STANDS
LOVE the violin build up!
David Tennant was the best doctor, no questions asked, and this music is beautiful, much better than what Murray Gold does for Doctor who now, this song is brilliant, or should I say, FANTASTIC!
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL IM GONNA CRY
Beautiful
"Run for your life... I said RUN!"
Gallifrey's enduring memory.
Beautiful xxx
What is this if not the Whovian heaven...
My eyes water every time I hear this. It's strong, very strong. As the Doctor fights, as he loses everything he loves, yet he is still fighting. To save them.
Now THIS would be a song for Matt to regenerate to, not only that but it also needs to make a 50 appearance!
This is sooo playing in our graduation party!!!
the serie and music are really great
This and "Martha's Quest" are amazing tracks.
LOVE FROM GALIFREY BOYS!
***** sorry Typo' I typed it on a tablet being held up on a stand
Joe Baumgart gay boys
I get the chills listening to this :)
This piece makes me so… excited to live life…
ALL of them.
beautiful. dat woodwind.
Why would the master dislike this? It was his planet too.
"KIDNEYS! I GOT NEW KIDNEYS! ..I DON'T LIKE THE COLOUR!"
of your kidneys?
Rodimus Rider YES! BY THE WAY.... DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW HOW TO FLY THIS THING?
Joe Baumgart *Tardis boem-boem*
***** Tell me something, do you happen to know how to fly this thing?!
This is the most beautiful melody in the Universe!
"They used to call it the Shining World of the Seven Systems. And on the continent of Wild Endeavour, in the mountains of Solace and Solitude, there stood the Citadel of the Time Lords. The oldest and most mighty race in the universe. Looking down on the galaxies below, sworn never to interfere, only to watch."
I CRI EVRYTIME :(
This song, quite literally, brings tears to my eyes.
I personally have not been able to sit and watch the first 8 Doctors, sadly I fear I am too much of a modern graphics person, but everything that I have seen or heard about them merely tells me that the writers of these shows are amazing and I can only hope to come close to their talent as I write my own novels.
I love it! It's my favourite song. 💗
Yes.
Very well put, and i agree.
@FightergirlSora Please, don't feel stupid, it happens to everyone not to know something ;) It is used in the three parter story Utopia-The Sound of Drums-Last of the Time Lords, and you can also hear it in The Doctor's Daughter and The End of Time. For future reference, I'll link you the page where you find everything about where and when songs have been used, so you won't happen to feel stupid again ;)