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It’s the same track, the reason being they needed music since the Kingdom of Heaven scene is actually a deleted scene and never intended for wide distribution.

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Great voice!!

Goldsmith died that year. It was a homage to him.

A great ode to Goldsmith from Gregson-Williams. Goldsmith had died in 2004 before this film was released. I really thought it was a breath of fresh air and a wonderful nod to a legendary composer. Plus, I mean, come on... The 13th Warrior score is juuuust legendary.

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please bring this place back to life, great memories.

❤CONGRATULATIONS, VLAD, AKIKO, JULIA!!!❤

This is very exciting!!! Congrats, Vlad!!!

Beautiful trailer about an amazing book! Can't wait to read it!

both great movies

Really beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

Sometimes I listen to this theme to hype myself up and when I watched “kingdom of heaven” for the first time I thought my speakers were randomly playing the theme

Tarantino uses melodies of several movies in his 🤷

They probably own the music or score now. It was perfect for both scenes whosever it’s is.

I was drunk last night watching kingdom of heaven and I thought that score is from 13th warrior. I have watched both movies multiple times and only realised this pissed as a fart!

To be honest, this could be in every heroic moment in any movie ever and I would be ok with it.

The music towards the end of the movie (final battle day 2) reminds me of gladiator… the opening battle in Germania (or maybe the recreation of the battle of cartridge in the colleseum…). I came here because I noticed the 13th warrior rip off. Now I’m wondering what else they took. :/

I really thought I was the only person to notice this. Glad I'm not alone.

Not a ripoff, they used it as a temp track and it fit so well they didn't bother changing it. I love both movies and am ok with this.

Yep... I jumped from my seat....being The 13th Warrior one of my all time favs, I instantly recognized the score...

It's not a secret. It's a needle drop using Goldsmith's 13th Warrior score for temp source.

I didn't even bother to check if it was a different composer, I immediately assumed that it was lifted wholesale from 13th Warrior, when I heard it in Kingdom of Heavens.

Its called a TEMP TRACK.

For a number of inside reasons (lots of studio and set infighting), The 13th Warrior bombed, and bombed so badly that it was pretty much cursed in the industry. You can read about the drama elsewhere, but the upshot was that no one wanted to be anywhere near that film, even though it's really good. Due to the drama, Goldsmith wasn't even nominated for that year's Oscar for Best Score, when (IMHO) he should have won it handily. I think it's likely that the group from Kingdom of Heaven thought it was a shame that the soundtrack was ignored through no fault of its own, and wanted to give it a second chance.

Dear Amanda, I feel something when a girl like yourself does ballet, but unfortunately I can't say what since I've no wish to offend you. With due respect, us guys are human. More so than yourself. I hereby decline all offers for dates. As a woman, you will never understand.

No doubt....what a rip

If you fall Ridley Scott at all, you should know that he was Jerry Goldsmith's biggest fan. Kind of like Chris Nolan and Hans Zimmer collaborate now, Ridley Scott loved working with Jerry Goldsmith. Jerry Goldsmith until his death considered the score he wrote for Scott in the movie Legend to be his best work. Didn't surprise me for one second that a Jerry Goldsmith would be borrowed by Ridley Scott. Scott even had a reprise of Jerry Goldsmith's original score for Alien in Covenant.

It is the same track. No copying or incorporating themes , just borrowing the exactly same music.

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yea Shannon!

I love the use of the digital media /projections in this <3

I remember when I saw this movie. The music is gorgeous, but the Valhalla music threw me. I was sitting there like "Wait. That's Valhalla. That's from 13th warrior! THAT'S FROM 13TH WARRIOR!" and I was just astounded when I realized that they actually put a theme from another movie into it. Now, mind you, honestly, the music is a great match for the scene and you probably couldn't have found a better homage to the feeling of desperation and defiance than that music, but it's still pretty lazy.

Great video, very inspiring! Thanks!

This is SO AMAZING thanks for making this whoever it is...now im not afraid anymore from going through this and doing what i love..

These aren't different scores. It's the same track, much like how "The Crow Descends" by Graeme Revell also makes an appearance in Kingdom of Heaven. Look at the end credits and see that Jerry Goldsmith is credited for the track "Valhalla".

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i absolutely loved this piece...i'm preparing to shoot a documentary of a friend of mine on dance as well and it will be my first time shooting a documentary period. i was searching for other dance documentaries to kind of learn from and found this one. so thank you for sharing this video....it was a learning experience and also plane fun to watch!

"Dance is definitely become something that let's me being more me and keep me more honest " I really love this quote. I do love that you raise the question at the very beginning, it will definitely help audience to wondering where is that passion comes from ? And also, I'm actually doing my short documentary about a Modern Dancer base in NYC as well :)

I always wanted to try african dance, but I already do ballet, contemporary, lyrical and jazz plus acrobatic and stretching classes (and pilates sometimes), so I never really had time to try it... But maybe I'll find a workshop or something to at least try it out =)

Performance Credits are as follows: Choreographer & Performance Director: Nancy Havlik Violinist: Anthony Hyatt Dance Performance Group Dancers: Amanda Blythe, Jonathan DeVilbiss, Erica Hagen, Ken Manheimer, Robert Sacheli, Sarah Schaffer, Hannah Whitley Quicksilver Dancers: Jaya Adiga, Judith Bauer, Gloria Buckberg, Sachiko Chang, Susan Coco Nancy Harris, Jenean McKay, Peg Schaefer, Betty Shuford, Marge Wydro Arts For The Aging, Inc. (AFTA), sponsors the Quicksilver Improvisational Dance Company. The group is co-directed by teaching artists Nancy Havlik and Anthony Hyatt. More info can be found at www.aftaarts.org The venue was Arena Stage in Washington DC at the 2015 National Conference and Leadership Exchange of the National Center for Creative Aging (NCCA). More info about NCCA can be found at www.creativeaging.org

wonderful!!

nice

This is great it should have more likes xx

I don't like this, I love this. Thank you for sharing.

I am loving all the big attitude leg swings!

i'm proud!

David, you are a choreographer here! Beautiful editing and music choices. Thank you!!

How cool! Thanks for the glimpse of what I missed!