John Williams & Vienna Philharmonic - Williams: Theme from “Jurassic Park”
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- John Williams & Vienna Philharmonic - Williams: Theme from “Jurassic Park”
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Hollywood legend John Williams has just added to an already incredibly long list of achievements by making his conducting debut with the Wiener Philharmoniker to perform iconic themes from “Jurassic Park”, “Star Wars” and “Harry Potter”, among other cinematic landmarks. The concert held at Vienna’s Musikverein in January 2020 - which was also the first performance Williams had ever conducted in continental Europe - is available now. Also available in Dolby Atmos®.
John Williams & Vienna Philharmonic - Williams: Theme from “Jurassic Park”
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Is this going to be released on Bluray, 4K or CD? I'd be most interested! Thank you.
I am curious to the specific trumpets that were used to perform for this piece. The keys being on the side, similar to the horn. Amazing music, and my God, what an amazing orchestra! Thank you for uploading this video.
In a hundred years, John Williams' name will be mentioned in the same breath as those of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, Tschaikowski, Verdi...
Realistically, he should be now.
He already is. Just like my name
@@chilledgameplay15 You cant compare composers from different generations and genre of music. This is just different.
And so shall it be. What is a part of popular culture today will be classical tomorrow.
Already is
“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 don’t walk the Earth … You take our movies, many of them about our most impossible dreams, and through your musical genius, you make them real and everlasting for billions and billions of people.”
Steven Spielberg
lol i just wathed that video a few minutes ago
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I swear to god I see this dam quote on any video that had to do with John Williams it’s getting annoying
Without John Williams I might have gone in the ocean after 1975...lol
perf quo. tnx
I love that John takes a moment, closes he’s eyes, and trusts the orchestra.
Hello
He pictured himself, back in 1993, composing a legendary score, for a legendary film.
Well, if you can't trust the Vienna Philharmonic ... who CAN you trust?
It is really beautiful, for this occasion, the perfect crystal of the miniature world that Williams gives us
No.. I think he just thought - this is what I always dreamt it would sound like when I composed it :-)
Years later, it still gives me chills. John Williams: a true legend.
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He makes Hans Zimmer look like a garage amateure
He's good but not a legend. I bet he doesn't even sk8.
@@drake.707 really, John Williams have many marked superman 2 , Indiana Jones, star wars and and, he's not to saying be a legend sorry they miss me the words 😊😊😊😊
If you squint your eyes a little, the conductor is simultaneously the man who created both the music and the park... 🎼🦕
He look like John Hammond
@@williambuttlicker5914 not sure if you knew this, but the actor who played him, Richard Attenborough, Baron Attenborough, is the older brother of the world’s most famous natural historian and biologist, Sir David Attenborough!!
Tell me you didn't steal this
@@JaxRwld I did not steal this. It literally came to mind when my girl asked if they let the actor conduct the piece!
I was literally about to say this. the resemblance is uncanny
This is not just a song. This is nostalgia in it's rarest form.
Closest thing we can get to a "nostalgia in a bottle"
Yes, This is true
It isn’t a song. It’s a piece*
Its just beautiful
I wasn't born at the time of jurassic park
But I feel attached to this song
Made me cry. Reminded me of my complete family gathered infront the TV, watching Jurassic Park in VHS. Oh damn, I miss my family 😭
Same here
Sounds like you probably need therapy.
Same.
Me, too. Always.
Everytime the tv station play it. We watched it. Repeatedly.
Life find away bro
My little daughter was reading me a book about dinasaurs so I told her, "wait, what if I put some nice music", obviously this epic theme was my selection. Then her eyes started sparkling and said: " its perfect !!!!" Thanks John, for your amazing creations !
its amazing. every child loves dinosaurs!
Kids r the worst.
@@drake.707 bruh 💀
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"How was the concert Mr. John?"
John Williams: "We spared no expense"
Spared no expense
_We spared no expense_
No wonder, considering it is the Vienna Philarmonic, the most respected orchestra in the world.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤣😂
@ISHANT AGARWAL No, the joke works with "expense" because that is Hammond's quote from Jurassic Park, and it ties in with John Williams looking a bit like Hammond.
@ISHANT AGARWAL My apologies.
Does any else get chills when hearing this theme?
Every time I hear this music I'm not picturing dinosaurs. Dragons are what I see.
I don't trust anybody who doesn't.
Ya. Sweet and beautiful 90's ❤️
Meeeee
I cried
30 years later, it remains as one of greatest films of all time and has one of John Williams' most iconic score.
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You can tell when a film is great because they make loads of sequels that aren't half as good.
In 1993 I was 7 years old. On my birthay my parents took me to the cinema for "Jurassic Park". For me as a boy it was something amazing! Incredible! Now I'm 37... and I still love "Jurassic Park", especially for this beautiful, lovely melody. ❤
Similar age and this was my first movie at the cinema.
Pozdrowienia dla rodaka! :)
I was a bit older than you but have a very similar experience.
Me too. 😂 I am now 37
Yeah, me too! I was 6 years old when i first watched it and it became my favourite! Now I'm 36 and whenever I hear the main theme, it takes me back to 1993!
I'd have been bawling like a baby this entire concert.
I’m very fortunate that my parents always forced my brother and I as kids to go see John Williams when he would perform annually with the Los Angeles Phil Harmonic at the Hollywood Bowl. Looking back those concerts with my family will be some of the fondest memories I have had with my family. I know at some point he will have to stop composing and when that happens it will be a real loss. An absolute genius and arguably the most amazing composer of our lifetime.
I was watching this the whole time thinking the crowd looked so un-impressed and bored... then I saw the guy at 4.27 wiping away tears and thought yep that'd be me.
@@dean8525 Yep. Just saw him too. Good call. I would be crying too.
#metoo
At least 2 tissue boxes would be used on my end
Most of these musicians were kids when Jurassic Park came out. Must be a hell of kid's dream come true.
They r in their 50's so no.
When you're a musician in the Vienna Philharmonic, your kid's dream were more like playing some Beethoven or Mozart in a big orchestra ;-)
John Williams themes are fantastic, but playing them is not really an achievement for this kind of musician.
@@brugges John Williams > Beethoven, Mozart change my mind
@@brugges They play Beethoven and Mozart all the time, but they were so giddy to play with John Williams who I think holds a stronger place in today's people's hearts. Just look at the violinist near the beginning of the Star Wars main theme. In fact, in an interview John Williams said the orchestra enthusiastically requested he add the Imperial March to the concert
@@brugges I’m a professional classical musician who grew up listening to John Williams - it’s a ton of fun to play his music! I love getting to play Star Wars every time it gets programmed.
I've watched Jurassic Park some 50-60 times. Plus the countless times I've listened to the theme on the internet. And I still get the same goosebumps
Same here.🤘
Same here
At the end of this magnificent piece, notice his eyes as he guides his musicians and signals "the end" when he "flutters" his baton over his left shoulder. What a wonderful piece and you can just read his face when his musicians played every note of this masterpiece - just the way he envisioned it. Thanks you, Maestro. 💥
This theme gives me goosebumps every time.
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Imagine being the French horn player at the beginning. Literally the most important intro lines to any soundtrack, all for you to play, by yourself, in front of the master composer who wrote it, all while he’s not even conducting you, just vibing to his own notes. I don’t think I could take that kind of pressure.
Believe me, he knows how to handle it, otherwise he wouldn't be there
Or being the trumpet player at 3:30
That lone French horn opening gives me goosebumps every time, it plays on its own and then everything else gradually and gently comes into play!
Dear fellow friend of John Williams' music,
this is an understandable mistake but he is not, in fact, a French horn player. He plays the Vienna horn, which is the horn of choice in the Vienna opera, the Vienna symphony, and the Vienna philharmonic. Unlike the French horn, the Vienna horn is not a double F/B type of horn. It is a single horn purely in F. The Vienna horn can be easily recognized by the extra double loop right after its mouthpiece.
@@maskoh6393 Really? That’s so interesting! Is it more difficult than a regular French horn? Do they always play this Vienna horn? Are any other instruments different in the VPO?
Sadly, most of the comments here don't recognize how insanely good the vienna philharmonic orchestra is. This level of perfection in nuance and timing can't be found anywhere else in the world.
I imagine it was immensely gratifying for Mr Williams to perform with them.
One day I will go. I don’t care what they play. Austrian Philharmonic is a bucket list item just waiting to be checked off.
I think long time fans of BPO, NYPO, CSO, LSO and other major orchestras will have major problem with your statement. I was fortunate enough to sit in Symphony Center listening to Mr. John Williams conducting CSO playing his own music in April 2019. So while I appreciate this VPO performance, I won't say this can't be found anywhere else on earth.
you have 5-6 other big orchestra's with the same quality. Like the Royal Opera London, London Symphony Orchestra,
Berliner Philharmoniker, Bayerisches Staatsorchester, etc. It depends on your personal taste, the head conductor and the management of this houses. Together the hire the musicians for the orchestra.
It like a football team, you need a good coach, manager and players then you can play at the highest level like 4-5 other teams.
I bet to differ. See "The President's Own" Band conducted by Mr. Williams on "March of 1941". Impeccable timing and unison. (This version is my favorite of Jurassic Park, however.
"When the Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth ". Even the musicians were smiling which playing as they enjoys it, Long live the Jurassic park!🎉🎉🎉
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Majestic. Magical. Wondrous. This is the music of cinema. This is the music of John Williams. This is the music of Jurassic Park.
0:46 - Every single time those strings kick in, I'm suddenly seven years old again. 😭
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Same
Same
Cocorosic park Nyahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I cry every single time
I’m jealous of every single audience member that got to see
John Williams live! They are so lucky!🤯
The audience members look so bored though. A shame not to let true fans attend.
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Anyways it’s a secret song a lot of people don’t know it’s a combination of Indiana Jones Star Wars and the Olympic theme all rolled into one to make it one of the best action pieces I’ve heard of his!
Just type in *wide receiver*
John Williams
It starts off just like the Sunday night football theme but it turns into way way more!
Put on a pair of headphones and check it out!
@@-C.S.R Alright man thanks! I'll check it out
@@pho3nix- they're not bored at all. That's just the "etiquette" in Austria for classical concerts. You respect the musicians' work through behaving yourself and not distracting them by moving along with the music or making noises. The applause at the end is for showing your excitement!
When those violins start it’s impossible not to get the goose bumps. So cool.
It was one of the rare moments of my childhood times when me and my parents were in the cinema TOGETHER. That's why this melody is so important and nostalgic to me...
Thank You
-What is this dad?
-This is magic, my son.
Magic indeed
really... i will said that someday; thats is supreme
Pretty much just had this conversing with my 3 year old lol
-What is this dad?
: Oh this this i- *this is magic son*
- what’s this dad
Me: Oh this (begins to read the title)
Me (after reading the title and having a quick flashback of my childhood.) : *This Is Real Music, My Son.*
"Dr. Grant, my dear Dr. Sattler, welcome... to Jurassic Park." One of the best sci-fi movies ever.
“We have T.rex..”
indeed!
''Just how fast are they?, well we clocked the T-Rex @32 Miles per hour''
What??? Did you say t-Rex... you have a t-Rex?
"John, Johhhhhnnnn, I can't get Jurassic Park back online without Denis Nedry" err he got his arse kicked by a Dilophosaurus.
These soundtracks are apart of my childhood and have stayed in my head since I was a kid and will stay forever. It will be a sad day when this man passes. Every amusement park you go to, every movie theater, every pop culture reference has his music tied to it. This man has built Hollywood and not enough people have realized it. He will go down as one of the most talented and beloved composers of all time in the likes of Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, and Debussy. God bless John Williams.
what an honor for a musician, to play this magnificent music, be conducted by no other then John Williams
Not sure if many of you caught this... but The deepest sign of respect from JW was given to the horn player in the beginning... a simple shutting of the eyes because that note was SO beautiful at :16 seconds... the horn player took just enough off of it to play it perfectly... THATS JW showing his deepest respect, bravo to that horn player.
Well i don’t know, to me the tune is slighty off and therefor Williams was shutting his eyes, either by embarrassment or disappointment.
@@wndbrn Seriously?? Second time its written pp and the solo horn is taking a risk in a live performance and played it beautifully. That is why Williams enjoyed it!!
@@paateri Don't feed the trolls please. They'll take your boys' soul.
@@paateri Seriously, though, don't feed the trolls.
Coolio he’s not trolling, just presenting an alternate belief. I heard it too
I'm getting emotional by just looking at John himself conducting. He's almost 90 years old and hasn't lost his spark. He's still enjoying what he does, he still smiles at the orchestra and still has passion for these moments! It's wonderful to witness.
That's right. 90 years old next year.
And scoring Indy 5, I might add! If the movie isn't good, at least we can count on him to write an awesome score!
@@sguinn91 true
You know the movie ended up being pretty good to be honest@@sguinn91
Thought I was the only one who got chills when hearing this, glad to hear I’m not alone. Such a powerful and nostalgic song, absolutely all time. Could listen to this a hundred times and still get goosebumps.
Always. 😊
Oh yeah, you're one of your kind, want a lollipop?
This is absolutely his best piece. Such a powerful theme - instead of going for scary monster movie he went for the majesty and nailed it completely.
It just hit me that of all his major blockbuster themes, this is closest to being a hymn in a church.
Oh yeah was it supposed to be creature slasher like Jaws or something? Because Jurassic Park became waaaaay more than that. Instead of sending the message that dinosaurs are scary monsters, it feels like they are something beyond us that we must respect. Instead of some cheap Friday scare flick it became a masterpiece of a message from the past
@@straypaperit’s a movie where the real villains are greed and commercialism. It’s capitalism out of control
I've always loved Mr. Williams' music. By the way he looks so much like John Hammond in the films lol
Exactly its uncanny how much he and Hammond look alike 😄
Lol, the only similarity is the beard
I was always thinking the same thing when I was watching the movie
John Hammond was David Attenborough's brother.
R.I.P Richard Attenborough
When the cellos start at 0:47 it gives me chill bumps every time. John Williams will go down as one of the greatest composers that ever lived. Already, he's a legend in his own time.
Absolutely, a GENIUS composer !!!!
Absolutely Dale, by far one of the best parts of the entire piece. String orchestras make me get goosebumps every time. One of the greatest of all time, and we're fortunate enough to enjoy his work.
I’m literally feeling chills watching this.
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3:30 does it for me 🥶 goosebumps
Your music will live and entertain mankind forever. You are simply a genius, Mr. Williams and we thank God that you gave us such phenomenal musical gifts. Watching you conduct is breathtaking, Maestro.
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The moment, John closed his eyes; He was back in 1993, composing his piece for a Spielberg epic.
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I'm crying, this theme is soooo powerful
I also feel like that ❤️
It is my phone ring tone 😁
Same here 😢
Same I’m glad I found my people 😩 😢🎉 ppl think I’m wierd I don’t care I’ll always love this
@@ritsutainaka8156 You're not weird, you just have excellent taste. 👍
The fact you can see some of them smiling while they perform, it just shows how much they love the music as much as we do!
Every video of Williams conducting has at least some of the musicians grinning like kids when they play the theme from Star Wars or the Superman March.
It's like me being able to perform Stephen Sondheim as an actor. ❤️
the fact you can see the seriousness, focus, dedication to deliver every single note on point, to make this whole music adorable, soothing.............
Are the flutes in the beginning a quite bit bumpy and contorted?
Watch that trumpet (or is it a cornet?) in imperial march (same channel 2nd most popular video) playing he was having such a big smile that he couldn't hide it
edit he's the second person from left to right at 3:33
Watch this video carefully, John Williams is a genius, he also recognizes other geniuses. The french horn player is so perfect, he need not direct until other instruments come in. Watch!
The WAY he "CONTROLS" THE ORCHESTRA AND INSPIRES THE AUDIENCE. A LEGEND AT WORK.
The brass in 3:31 give me the greatest sense of wonder and nostalgia. Suddnly I'm 6 years old watching the helicopter fly to the island again.
I'm playing this next time I get in a helicopter
I fully understand what you´re feeling!
That's because it is a Lydian mode that he incorporates in that opening brass hit. And Lydian modes can give you that heavenly kind of a feeling. You can read about it.
Best part
I screamed when this part came up, and suddenly I was 10 years old playing with my dinosaur collection.
John Williams would make a good John Hammond. Imagine if he had John Hammond's outfit and said "Welcome to Jurassic Park."
Yeah. I actually thought they were the same person.
We spared no expense
@@redefined4657when I was younger I thought the same thing for 3 years then I asked my dad.
Colonel Sanders?
Interesting thing is:
John Hammond: creator of Jurassic Park
John Williams: creator of Jurassic Park
(I know only the theme, but Jurassic Park is incomplete without this theme)
This is soooooo beautiful and lovely to see how happy and satisfied John is. This Vienna Philharmonic played so good. When closing your eyes, you can hear every instrument. Magnificent!
The best part of this video is seeing each of the instruments as they are playing. As a result, you can actually HEAR each and every one of them. It adds a whole new dimension to this wonderful score.
Hard to believe John was almost 88 years-old when this was recorded.
He turned 90 just 10 days ago
Still strong, wow
He was 60.
@@eddasilva6679 this was filmed in 2020. John Williams is 90.
@@DECODEDVFX I thought you meant the symphony.
I feel like John Williams is the Beethoven of our time but in a different genre. He’s captured our souls and emotions in the same way as LVB.
He has such a brilliant and sharp mind for a composer, his able to express ideas, places, themes and emotions with his various motifs which make his compositions so epic and timeless!
@@andrewburgemeister6684 Yes!
John Williams , Ennio Morricone ,Hans Zimmer , James Horner
@@EternalBlaze10 Jerry Goldsmith
The interlude always gets me
I’d be crying if I was watching this in person. Such breathtaking notes and an iconic symphony 😢 especially when that first wave of violins 🎻 start…the dam starts breaking 😭
4:37 Trumpet may be majestic, but the Horn is heroic.
And mad props to the camera crew for always knowing exactly which group to focus on in this performance.
"They're moving in herds, they do move in herds!"
One of my all time fav movie scene. Can you imagine. Studying your whole life then seeing it in front of your eyes.
they move in herds.. the "Drunk" really do move in herds
You've read about them, you've seen the black and white movies, you've heard it all from the museums, but have you ever actually seen one?
They're moving the nerds. They do move the nerds.
Yeah they move in herds to listen to this fantastic music, they move in herds.
Yesterday was your 90th birthday, John Williams. You are my favorite composer of all time and I feel lucky to have grown up to your magical music. I know I'm not just speaking for myself when I say that you are a living legend, and we are so grateful for the impact you've had on our lives.
I hope you had a wonderful birthday, and that you have many more to come ❤
@Paraone Ngatai We aren't too sure though, but I myself think he might your favorite. He is mine.
I support this!
Amen!
He still is my number one favorite concert experience. He was touring when Harry Potter first came out and he did several pieces from the film along with Star Wars, Jurassic Park, ET, Indiana Jones and Superman.
@@Sarah-Jane17 Wow, that must have been so great! 😃 Where did you see him?
None of these movies are epic without John Williams...
I also love the guys face at 3:31, it shows how much joy they have to be performing this for the legend.
It's wonderful (and about f--king time) that the classical "elite" have finally accepted John Williams as one of their own. The cultural impact of his music over the course of 50+ years cannot be called into question. John Williams was my "gateway drug" into classical music, and I shall be grateful to this amazing man until my dying day.
Sort of. Listen to what Williams composes for himself outside of the soundtrack business. It's much more in line with the classical elite but is very personal for him. Probably wouldn't be enjoyable outside of the 20th century classical crowd either. I'm a huge fan of his orchestral soundtracks but not the actual "classical" stuff.
@@TimothyCHenderson i've always wondered about that. i knew he wrote orchestrations of his own outside of his film work but haven't gotten around to giving them a listen. regardless of quality, you're saying they don't sound much lke his film work?
It's all about money. DG is struggling to make whatever money they can so... there we go... pop culture is suddenly tolerated by the most exclusive of orchestras.
@@AndreyRubtsovRU DG are owned by the Universal Music Group, so I can't imagine that their financial situation is too dire. They've released John Williams albums before, only not with the Vienna Philharmonic.
@@haroldrottencock i am not a businessman but i would imagine separate wings of a corporation needs to answer for themselves or possibly be taken action against.
Anyway...
Williams is extraordinary. In history he will take his place among the giants.
He's been THE GIANT for too many years. Among the modern movie composers, to me, he simply is........GOD!!!
This man is a gift to humanity. Future children in planet Mars will enjoy his music.
The theme literally sounds like being witness to the miracle of an extinct ecology rising again. A simple but beautiful concept the later movies got away from. All of Williams' music is like that. Raiders March sounds straight up like adventure. Jaws sounds like death stalking you. Star Wars has the grandest opera sound. E.T. is pure heart. Superman score is a soaring hero.
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I showed this to my pet pigeon,......
It's now a Velociraptor
Gawwwddd Dayyymmmm
LOL
ROFL!
Whooooah
Lol
If he is not already, John Williams will surely be one of the composers listed in the books of musical history and orchestral arrangement.
@Neutral Viewer He might be put in a book about Best Film score composers. But not music theory or whatever.
He actually is already lol. In my Music and the Humanities class we studied about him and his compositions in film music and how his works were incredible and impactful
@@instrumentalheadquarters7062 I agree.. And even thought he might not have "added" to music theory, how much depth, emotions and stories have the music been inspiring. I mean watching movies that have John Williams or Hans Zimmer. Just amazing composers IMO.
Yes, without him. Movies like Star Wars or other films he composed would not have come to life without him.
He IS the Greatest Composer of all time !!!!! Such diversity in his themes......... from the 60's to today.... so much talent !!!
In all its simplistic, this piece truly is a masterpiece amongst many others that he has composed. I cannot imagine my childhood without the music of this man. The music of John Williams has been my gateway into the world of classical music of the great composers. He carries the spirit of these great maestros and has inherited their art while recreating it into his own unique visionary style. I have no doubt in my mind that as long as man continues to walk the Earth, John Williams will leave an unshakeable and monumental legacy that pervades all human generations while inspiring countless others. What a gift it is to be born into this world and be able to hear the heartwarming and extremely powerful music of this great man! I am truly grateful.
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this will be known to be one of the best pieces of music in history
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This song melts my heart. I saw the movie in the cinema in 1993.
Always will be so special for me.
Now I’m 38
Jurassic Park is Special to Me!! :DD
Jp is ❤❤❤
I was 9 that time
I was just 4 and was not able to appreciate John Williams back then but now I've seen the movie like 20 times or more, it wouldn't be great without John Williams. This concert brought me to tears
Even though I didn't get to watch Jurassic Park in the cinemas, I still get to watch it on TV as a kid
The french horn solo at the very beginning gives be chills every time.
That French horn player really did that solo justice ~~ Nothing less from any musician in the Vienna Philharmonic~~
Not French horn, but Vienna horn. They're different from French horns.
Played Double horn and Mellophone in middle/high school. I had never seen this instrument and had to google it. Viennese horn.
Yes omg it’s a less used part of the movie theme it seems but it’s sooo good
Wonderful
I am very happy that the "official" classical scene has accepted John Williams as one of them. He deserves it. That ability to create unforgettable music and to summarize the character of a film in eight bars... I feel utter admiration while listening to this music.
Rafael Gómez-Ruiz And it's more than fair. He's the Mozart of our times
More like German Grammophon accepted commercial Musik because Nobody is listening to classical music anymore.
@@simon-xr9pw Many of our favorite classical composers of old like Mozart wrote the music for many opera's which could be considered the movies of the era, so why should the film scores of today be treated any different?
@@NWA744 because Don Giovanni isnt about dinosaurs 😅 but seriously there is a lot of good Filmmusik and in Videogames too for example the orchestral Version of the castlevania soundtracks. But then if you compare it to Wagner or Chopin its like farting Cats 😅🤷 excuse my french 🐈💨
@@simon-xr9pw But then you have tracks like Medal of Honor.
I was lucky enough to be there. It was really phenomenal and one lifetime experience.
*heart emoji* I'm sure that it was amazing!
I'm incredibly jealous! What an amazing experience that must have been!
Omg soo lucky!!!! I would have LOVED that!!!! John Williams is phenomenal@
... you are NOT anymore my friend ..!
@@perrooceaniko2005 haha :)
I feel as if this is almost like a majestic requiem to the dinosaurs. A musical homage to them.
This music is majestic and awe-inspiring and so were they, ruling the Earth for so many tens of millions of years.
Even though I realise that if they were still around we would not be here, part of me feels quite sad that we will never see the amazing sight of a pterosaur soaring across the sky or a stegosaurus plodding across a plain.
I really hope that somewhere out there in the vastness of space, there is another planet similar to Earth that *also* has dinosaurs on it right now. You never know - it might be unlikely but I think it's possible.
Just pet a cassowary, ostrich, emu etc they are descendants of dinosaurs.
Totally agree, if one were able to go back in time, this music would be perfect whilst watching the dinosaurs. It's such a shame that humans are now scourge of the earth.....
2:03 "Dr. Grant, my dear Dr. Sattler. Welcome to Jurassic Park"
The solo french horn player is magic.
Vienna Horn. There are no french horns in the vienna philharmonic.
@@Kullioking Good one!
@@gregoryronnback2756 vienna Horns and french Horns are two diverent types of Horns.
@@Kullioking Agreed!
On the other hand, the so-called French horn was developed in Germany. There is a "French" horn that uses piston valves that was the favored instrument of Denis Brain until he moved to a single, B-flat, German made horn toward the end of his life.
I swear, I can be 90 years old on my deathbed and when I hear 0:47 I will INSTANTLY feel 9 years old again and being at the theater watching this for the first time. Anyone around my age that got to experience that knows what im talking about. You had never seen anything like this movie. The fact that the Special FX hold up nearly 30 years later is a testament to Spielberg and his magic. Even with those, this movie wouldn't be what it is without John Williams writing the most perfect soundtrack for it. Everything about this is amazing. Thank you for allowing me to listen and watch this for free at any time....
I was 10, and a trumpet player. I came out of the theater just stunned into silence that movies and soundtracks could be so powerful. This theme will always be my favorite!
Likewise brother.
Same here was a teenager and this film was supremely magical to watch it for the first time
Pretty much since I turned 30, I cannot make it past this note without tearing up. I’m sure some of it is nostalgia but I think Williams just really does some kind of musical alchemy there.
The conductor lookin like he wanna say,
"We spared no expense"😭🤣🤣😭😍
Except on security and the IT department.
@@tpsu129 ohhh sooo hilariously TRUE!!!!!🤣🤣😆😆😅😅😅🥲
If only I could see and listen to this in person. I come back to all these magical pieces every now and then and every time a wave of nostalgia hits. John Williams created masterpieces that will go down in history. His songs are just so iconic and they instantly transport you into the movies. I’m definitely getting my kids in the future to watch the movies and listen to his songs.
Me: I'm an adult now. I'm a man. I can handle this without nostalgic tears and crying like a baby....
John Williams: 0:46
Me: ***EYES OVERFLOWING***
Agreed
Who the hell is cutting onions? 😅
SAME.
Happy to know that I am not only one
Same here!
I'm Japanese.The grammer may be wrong. but I challenge to write
When I listened this melody, I'm so excited!!!!! I watched the movie "Jurassic Park. I love this!!
Jurassic Park and its soundtrack are beautiful...You are Japanese!I love Japan is my favorite country🇯🇵🇯🇵
Your English is just fine, anyone who understands English watching this video knows exactly what you mean
My english isn't good too, but we don't have to care much about that, just speak right? This song is amazing, John Williams is a living legend!
@Purpy purps Oh thanks, it's so nice to hear these kind of words, are a you a native? If you're not, i appreciate in the same level
@Purpy purps Interesting, where are you from?
It must be such an amazing feeling for John Williams to see so many people come together to play and listen to his music in its own right - not just a Soundtrack.
This is not just a Song...its an Emotion ❤️😃
3:30 he literally took me back to my childhood memories ❤
Same here... Iconic part for this JP soundtrack
AMAZING
this was the part they looped in the area near the ride at Universal Studios Hollywood, even in the bathrooms lol
'Literally took you back'? Not figuratively? Thanks for clearing up that potential source of confusion. Idiot.
@@markfox1545 look its the english police which no one gives 2 fucks about!
3:34 is just breathtaking
One thing bout them trumpets when they come on they gon hit everytime
Goosebumps
Chills down my spine
Happy retirement for John Williams and thank you for being part of my childhood!! 🥹
One of the most beautiful bits of music ever written. This song made me fall in love with music. I hated my piano lessons before that, but at seven years old I heard this and had to recreate it on the keys. Now thirty years later I am a professional music for keys and vocals.
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Let's count how many times shivers go down your spine while listening to this.
Just the right amount, as it should be
So many f*in times
Thousands!!
I lost the count around 130-131
So many key changes and themes packed into 6 minutes. A true eargasm.
John Williams looking like he “spared no expense”
Sacrifices ..Oh yes, so he has done many" Spared No Expenses' ..Absolutely not!" -Who do you think taught John Hammond that?" Hmmm.
yeah because he's like you use my music in your vid I TAKE DOWN VIDEO XD (he's still good tho)
Unlike John Hammond XD
Blessed be the work of this great man.
John Williams locks eyes with the conductor, and when he reopens before the first note is played, it is already John Hammond who says welcome to Jurassic Park. (The resemblance he bears to the actor who passed away is striking.)
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I lost my father in 29th September 2020. He loves movie so much ❤️ He raised a son who loves movie as much as him. Jurassic Park is one of a million movies that he loves. I missed you dad, hope we can see movies again in heaven someday ❤️
Sorry for your loss
I can tell for sure that he raised a good man and a good man you are. I’m Sorry for Your Loss May God Be With You🙏
Sorry for your loss.
😭😭😭 I lost my dad in 2009. Prayers for you Rahmat.🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🤲🏾🤲🏾🤲🏾
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Holy Moly! How can Jurassic Park sounds so elegant! Just look at the composer's facial expression at the beginning. I believed John Williams himself cannot imagine his music can be played so beautifully and artistically.
I clearly remember I went to the movie house twice, sitting at the front row, admiring this piece of music. Now with the nourishment from Vienna Philharmonic, the strings sounds so silky smooth, so elegant and so majestic. The performance no longer not sound like a music from a Hollywood movie, rather it becomes a "Golden hall-worthy" piece of music.
I was deeply moved with tears. Steven Spielberg and T Rex will be moved with tears if they were sitting in there and listening.
It's John Williams himself. The original was recordet with the lso and it is even better.
@@simon-xr9pw Ni idea sobre las diferencias de sonido entre LSO y WPO. Tal cual
@@TomboVersta auch ein und das selbe Orchester kann nicht zweimal die gleiche Aufnahme machen und exakt gleich klingen. Das Original hat für mich einen besonderen klang das ist natürlich subjektiv. Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 👍🇪🇸♥️
@@simon-xr9pw LSO is better and for a completionist like me, I do prefer the original. But this is John Williams we're talking about. Whatever group accompanies him being the conductor, the result will be that on the video.
@@simon-xr9pw I agree. The LSO played much better. I heard the this one a little "too elegant", but correct permormance.
Wow...What an incredible MASTERPIECE and one you would never tire of listening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't think there is any movie music out there that is as iconic as John Williams music
Oh my god, how John just stood still and listened to the horn at the start. Absolutely magical.
"Do not disappoint me" look on his face.
I starting crying
“Let the Hunger Games begin”
I’d be so nervous
I know. That's magic, right there. That's love for music and the craft of performing. ❤️
Jurassic Park wouldn’t be the movie it is without this score. My goodness!!!
I feel like I'm 10 again, sitting in the theater with my parents and seeing Jurassic Park for the first time. Seeing fleshed-out, "live" dinosaurs for the first time that looked real, and just being overcome with wonder and amazement. I always get tears in my eyes just listening to the beautiful melody John Williams created. Even when he's gone, his timeless scores will live on in film and television like the Olympics.
This man is a legendary badass. I actually got to see him conducting all his movie compositions at a concert at the Hollywood Bowl in Southern California. I cant even tell you how amazing it was. The seats werent great, but just the memories of being there and witnessing it, it was truly brilliant. This man is a musical genius, WAY ahead of his time.
I could listen to this 100 fold and I wouldn’t ever get sick of it. That just goes to show the brilliance of John Williams.
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Do it.
This man is responsible for some of the most iconic modern pieces ever made.
Thirty years! I can't believe how beautiful it is, the emotions it brings me, undescribable
Me too. Me too. ❤
From Jaws, Superman, Star Wars, Indiana Jones, , ET, Hook, and Jurassic Park, this man composed the scores to my entire childhood.
This music is pure magic for me. We can't see Dinosaurs roaming around today, but we can feel them with the genius of John Williams! Greatest film composer of All-time!!!!
Oh don’t you worry. Jack Horner is turning chickens into dinosaurs, we’ll see and feel them at the same time. Life finds a uh.. life finds a way
@@guywithacreativename5134 What 😂
He and Alfred Newman
True that!!! ❤️💖
Forget about dinosaurs. This is the music I want to hear when seeing dragons.
Does he even realise how much he has improved peoples’ lives and the world we live in through his music.
The conductor even looks like John Hammond himself!!!!
their playing is like a heartbeat
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