Clint Mansell - Lux Aeterna (Requiem for a Dream)
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- Lux Aeterna
Leitmotif of the film 'Requiem for a Dream' (2000)
Composer: Clint Mansell
Arranged by: Kevin Halporn
Avond van de Filmmuziek 2017
The Metropole Orkest
Nederlands Concertkoor
Vincent de Kort, conductor
Louis Buskens, choir director
Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 22, 23 en 24 February 2017
Recorded by BNN on 23 February 2017 and broadcasted on NPO1 on 2 April 2017.
Unbelievable that this score was not nominated for an Oscar.
yes incredible, it was not nominated unfortunately, it was only nominated as best actress for Ellen Burstin, the mother of the Exorcist!!!! :)
Agreed. Hans Zimmer is also great….
This film too real for Hollywood...
The test of time already consecrated this as a masterpiece, this song was used and abused in so many videos, it will be replicated forever and ever, doesn't even need any awards.
Оскар не показатель, а вот сердца слушателей - это самая большая ценность для создателей этого шедевра
I once read a review, it says, _The movie is so good I'm never gonna see it for the second time_ . Really, listening to this theme alone brings back despair.
yeah right, some movies are so good they shouldn't be watched more than once, if it is, the purity and sacredness of its nature is disturbed
I agree. Don't think I can ever watch it again. It's that good.
There Is No Sandwich I watched these both multiple times really. But requiem for a dream and grave of the fireflies I watched once both. Saving private Ryan and green mile while sad are still hopeful. Requiem for a dream and grace of the fireflies are just downright depressing
I don't know what it is about this movie. I seen a lot of sick shit but this is the movie I will never watch a second time. The story of the mother is just too damn heart breaking
@@danzansandeev6033 hi John Deere for your reply forward it is a good 2015
I see a lot of comments of people saying, "I saw this movie once and won't ever watch it again." I've watched this movie at least 5 or 6 times since I first saw it a couple years ago. I get why people wouldn't want to watch it again, but it's such a sobering look at addiction. It's one of the best films ever made, in my opinion.
Totally agree- it’s a hard relate for me with this movie… so many should feel lucky they don’t understand
Drama is the only drug to humans
I watched it several times and even bought a copy. Even though I've never been an addict, it's one of my favorite movies.
I am with you, God bless you
they say that due to the fact that this movie it's just so crude, so unbearably real
The movie “requiem for a dream” was already a dark, raw and very true tale of addiction, then you add in this masterpiece to really set the mood. I wouldn’t wish addiction on my worst enemy. This movie should be played across every school as a deterrent to stay away from drugs.
Tbh the song is better than the movie lol
@@jessupawwyeah22 that’s not a knock on the movie though, just that the song is THAT damn good.
The movie is not about drugs
It’s not about addiction either
It’s about losing your dream bye taking the short cut
@@mahamodhassan2290 You’re kidding, right….?! I never said the movie was 100% on drugs or addiction, what I said was it’s a very true tale about addiction, which it is! It shows the beginning stages (the party stages, and how much fun it is) and gradually shows the slippery slope where they have to find their fix before they can even remotely function. The movie and book, absolutely show the true side of addiction. The movie shows what greed/desire can unfortunately do to you, and used drugs/addiction to portray it to the audience.
@@Ep0nz
Okay
this is the most terrifying yet the most beautiful music I've ever heard...
Just like taking drugs...
@@topsi0130 damn...
really love this song but somnus nemoris sits on higher ground for me
I'm agree, this song scares the shit out of me, but it's incredibly well arranged and beautiful
The most terrifying thing to me is how tfu got 1.1k likes with only 5 replies.
There is something very haunting about this track.
well...since I saw Requiem for a Dream, haunting is quite the understatement....
Okay...now watch the movie... It's raw and haunting
Atul Vishwakarma .... I agree with you!! For me’ it reminds me there’s more dead than living!!! Makes me fill humble
it have the feelings of war
@@joannepiasecka8449 WOW!
This belongs amongst the Mozarts & Beethovens. A true modern masterpiece.
Absolutely one of the very few modern orchestrals that can hold up against masterpieces from the Mozarts and Beethovens
How can you know case? About belong among mozart and beethoven
@@miketyson5492 your ears
It's good. But belongs amongst Mozart and Beethoven? That's a truly ridiculous statement.
@@longtallshorty5791 It's not rediculous, that's like saying Tiger Woods doesn't belong next to Jack Nicklaus, or LeBron James doesn't belong next to Michael Jordan. There's different era's. But they all share something in common- Recognizable Greatness.
Battled addiction for 6 years and it took just about everything from me, but I came out on top. Now I'm clean for 4 years and doing good. This song immediately brought back every single moment of hopelessness and despair I felt in Kensington. Just, amazing.
hope you’re doing good, buddy! wish you strength and all the best in your journey. Stay strong! 🥺
🌸
congrats!!!!!!!
Wish you strength
Bless you🙌
The true theme song for 2020
😂🤣😂😁 cierto.....
Totally 2020.... Corona virus
The real theme song of 2020 is the In the house in a heartbeat
☹️
Accurate
Can we please acknowledge the old dude with the trombone he is really feeling his part.
Lmao😂
airsoft community321 could’ve just said trombone player. No need to mention his senescence.
@@crypastesomemore8348 someone's putting their new word calendar to good use...
if you cant feel something like this while playin.....i cant help you 😂
Miles Greger go get laid
I am from a small city of India and I don't have much insight on American culture. I always thought life in the first world countries would be a cakewalk. But after watching these kind of movies I got to realise that many people in developed countries as well live a miserable life due to their bad choices.
2024 New York is much, much, much darker and worse off than 2000 New York. It's becoming the closest thing we have to an undeveloped country at this point. Though most of the symbols of civilization and prosperity still remain, they are affordable for fewer and fewer. Unless you come here illegally, then they give you whatever you want. But don't tell anybody, we're full.
@@D-Fens_1632Truth
Remember when movies and even games had memorable killer soundtracks like this?
Games still do, especially those Japanese games like Nier.
Silent hill 🤍🤍
"It's a reason to get up in the morning. It's a reason to lose weight. It's a reason to try on THE RED DRESS"
From ?
@@lysa9422 it's a quote from the movie
@@mohjmz2003 oh okay thanks it sounds really familiar that’s why
@@lysa9422 you're welcome
UGGGGGHHH Why you gotta go and me cry at 1:00pm on a THURSDAYYYY?! Man, now I gotta go cleanse my pallet with a disney movie or somethin' >.
I only watched the movie at the cinema, once. The volume was so loud, I felt sick. It was a complete perfect experience. I do not want to taint that memory, so that one time will be the only time I watch it. At the start there was some young men behind me, bit loud, looked upper middle class. Snickering at the main characters use of drugs at the start. When the movie ended, not a single word was said. Snickering was long gone. Nobody actually said a word until we were outside. I felt like shit. By the looks on everyone else, so did they. Perfect.
This is still the most harrowing movie I have ever seen. It made me feel ill, not physically, but in my my psyche, and my soul, if that's really a thing. I always tell people how horrible it made me feel, and then for some reason I'm compelled to add "but it's SO well done, you should watch it".
Not seen this film but had same experience watching trainspotting. 3 girls behind, same class, snickering right up to the baby crawling on ceiling then silence.
What movie?!
@@kylo0053 Requiem of A Dream
beautifully put, I wish I could have seen that!
This has GOT to be the best version I've heard yet... AND I've heard a LOT of 'em.
Clint Mansell, this conductor, wrote it.
@@pattiscozzafava2371 "version"
The best I've ever heard
Agreed. This should have been on the soundtrack. Absolutely breathtaking. Thank you Clint Mansell 🙏
Bru there are so many remixes
Every time I listen to this song it gives me goosebumps. It's incredible how many emotions it can bring out. Congrats to this orchestra for the excellent performance.
It’s not a song it’s a music piece. Songs have lyrics
Harold, I'm gonna be on television..
😢
It breaks my heart so bad
@@blurp717 so...humanity can be horrible my friend...
@@blurp717 same for me...never felt such sadness and fear with a movie like with this one....the last minutes makes you cry forever and Jennifer Connely's face in the last scene still haunts me nowadays
Pure Sadness 😣💔💔
People say Hans Zimmer is a genius, but Clint Mansell is out of this world.
Both
you dont have to compare every fucking thing that exists
@@stoppls1709 dafaq ? You copying me?
@@cinnamonsquash lmaoo
Clint mansell is da fucking god himself
This is one of those masterpiece symphonies that everyone has heard in their lives, whether you know what it is from or not. It represents something incredibly powerful.
The groan of the trombone, the sharp piercing shrills of the violins, the flutters of the flutes. You can feel the agony and angst growing 🖤 0:39
There could never be a theme describing better how it feels when addiction drives you into insanity. Slowly, painfully, eventually...
This is the soundtrack of a life falling apart. This is the theme of an existence burning to ashes.
The soundtrack of a dream dying.
The requiem for a dream.
Sehr gut beschrieben. Wer es selbst erlebt hat weiss ganz genau wie es sich anfühlt
Absolutely right! The buildup at the beginning of the song! Then it quiets but it's still lurking. A false sense of security. You believe its in your control and you will be ok and then it comes back faster and stronger.
Ok Shakespeare
This is a soundtrack of a life raising from the ashes, drive you into the ligth. Member of A.A forever
My unfortunate reality
The thrombone sound like some ghostly howling , really feels like some poor soul being tortured
I had no idea that you could get those sounds out of a trombone.
Indeed it does. The trombone is covering the sampled opera singing that adds to the original track's haunting nature.
I got chills about 4:07 my lord
@@Butterkappi I got chills through out the video
That's the theme of the film. Tortured souls by addiction.
This song is about the tragedy of life... only to find yourself fighting, crawling out of a dark hole, finding the courage to put one more step after the other.
How can something be so beautiful, disturbing and powerfully majestic all at once?
I can still hear the refrigerator from here
Gio Nation what a powerful movie!
That shit was disturbing
I want this to be played on my funeral
lmao 😂😭
mine too
Any funeral would be 1,000x more uplifting than this movie!
hahahahahahahahaha
They might start expecting you to rise from the casket, careful
Amazing how I can go from calm and content sitting in my living room to actually anxious or suspenseful just with music.
I feel like music in a sense is literal magic
Exactly (That shit affects emotions in a way I can't fathom) 😭
It is. We just forgot that we already have magic.
The vibrations bro 🫠
Beta and theta waves, my friend.
Look into Robert Monroe.
Есть кто из 2023? ВСЕГДА когда слушаю мурашки,Это шедевр!!!!
It takes courage to watch this movie again
Seriously
Best version I have heard
theroadrunnermeep he wrote it... Ofcourse it's the best version
theroadrunnermeep czcams.com/video/or_Wp0tVHqU/video.html
@@abuabdullahshaon3766 it's arranged by Kevin Halporn not by Mansell
Clint mansel did this, that's why.
@@nidalbelkarn9056 true
Не смотрела фильм и никогда не имела зависимостей, но эта композиция тончайше передает посыл умирающего человека в отчаянной, безнадежной борьбе и живущего во внутреннем чистилище, эта музыка как красивое предостережение. Если просмотр записи вызывает столько чувств, то даже не представляю ЧТО было на концерте.
Клинт Мэнселл - настоящий Гений! Аплодирую стоя!
Фильм всё же стоит посмотреть
посмотри его. Великолепный фильм, самый ужасный и такой классный важный
Pues ya tardas en mirarla
Я советую тебе посмотреть фильм. Даже человек, который никогда не страдал ни от какой зависимости, увидит в этом фильме что-то своё и возможно себя. Там показаны зависимости не только от наркотиков, но и от любви, от славы, зависимость не восприятия себя. Реально посмотри.
От себя скажу, что первый раз посмотрел его как раз под приколом, с тех пор я очень сильно задумался над жизнью
Тоже не видела этого фильма,но чувствую в этой музыке всё тоже, как и вы.
Still get chills like the first time I heard it
Dramatic, dark and sad, amazing!
GDI detected, reinforcements arrived. 😎
@@Z3RO-M07 Enemy units!
You just described my last marriage 😳....🤔 well, all but the amazing part anyways 🤷♂️
This is literally the sickest thing I've seen in my life
Good sick or bad sick?
@@PitZagufull like the greatest "sick" ever
Gave me chills to this day
Alguien sigue escuchando esta obra de arte en el 2024?❤️
2021 2022 2023 2024
Sí...Yo. - Desde La Patagonia, Arg.
The sound that guy is getting from the trombone 😳 so much despair from what is usually a bright and happy instrument 🎺
A mistake that makes you humble is bettter than an achievement that make you arrogant.
This sounds like acceptance
This is the worst quote I’ve ever seen 😭😭😭
Nice quote bro
di you come up with this yourself or is it a quote?
because imo it is very wise
Arrogance and ignorance are so tiresome
I wasn't really a fan of the symphony, but when I heard this song, even as a kid, it just made me wonder what else is out there? IT'S THAT GOOD
jordan putz listen to Danse Macabre by Camille saint.
Now maybe try the Beethoven symphonies?
I listen to this every once in a while to feel something.
The feel of the song is definitely what your life is like as a junkie as everything unravels apart.
Basically a constant struggle with no normality
I repeat it...but the goosebumps never go
You mean farts ?
Me too!!!!
You can feel. the pain.
what pain? from the movie? the song was in that form never in the movie
Yep I mean from the movie
This piece of work translates all the ascending feeling of the dream, the anxiety of the struggle to rise, and the explosion of decadence that we can see in the movie. Awesome theme!
the movie is about the exploitation of your dreams by this system of capitalism and propaganda in which everyone is being dragged away from their families with fake dreams to be exploited invidivudally, the addiction lies at the heart of our economic system, expressed through its participants. you re welcome.
@@mynameismynameis666 I guess you prefer socialism and communism? Perhaps the gulag? Maoist China? By the way by definition what we have today is not true capitalism. Its croney capitalism. What I like to call the corperatstocricy. There is value and meaning to be had in a days work. And no people shouldnt slave for crumbs. And before we go touting the Scandinavian countries as socialist countries. We should remember those are capitalist countries with heavy wealth redistribution programs. The answer? Gold and silver. If you have paper money it is a certificate redeemable in gold and silver. Accountable money. No more black budgets. People with a backbone to hold their governments and the filthy excrement known as bankers and lawyers accountable. Whom which they collude with. Socialism or communism is not the answer.
@@atdawnweburn84 the greatest gulag ever built in history is the US prison system you fucking propaganda brainwashed turd
@@mynameismynameis666 correct!! And we still have a rough road to go. Gonna be way rougher coming into winter 2022
@@TheMgcracka Putin of Nazareth will liberate us with his hypersonic blessings...
Тот момент, когда гениальный режиссер и гениальные актеры встречаются с гениальным композитором!
A journey to the deepest point of the human soul.. That's requiem for a dream
The gentleman on the muted trombone has my heart - what a talent - truly beautiful
The melody is basically 3 notes and yet it's so profound
That is what we call the power of key. It was played in G minor, which is one the saddest scales ever. I love to play emotional/shred solo over this song.
I knew the first time a watched this movie, first found about the music and found out it was for a movie, I went to camp, my parents bought and watched it first, also to decide if I also could watch it (I was 14, this was in 2005) when I came back they told me about the present they got me, the movie requiem for a dream, excited to watch it, but it was heavy for my heart, I still have the copy they bought for me, and it is still heavy for me to watch, a great movie.
Absolutely beautiful. Requiem for a Dream is one my favourite films and this is the best live performance of the song in existence.
@akshay Viswambharan you shouldnt even answer that cockroache
I support Jenga and encourage more of this type of behavior from all of the denizens of the comment section.
@@Chris_855 thank you my friend
Jenga1312 We lol this comment is kinda funny ngl
i wouldnt say its my favorite movie. but definitely one of the most disturbing movies i have ever watched.
Immortal magnificent piece of art
2:25 that transition there is breathtaking
This song is the true forbidden fruit, it enters the soul and exposes the whole truth, and the truth is frightening.
this drama is not a regular drama film. its like cutting deep up to your bone. and this soundtrack is not perfect, it is made in heaven
More like in Hell. It hunts me right into my soul
Charging my phone. Its at 98% while listening to this.. most epic full charge i had....
RC Ng Batangas lmao
Main 42 mate
@@Andrescxli No look it by German Lets Play
Im at 94% lmao
40%
Lux Aeterna and Requiem a dream is such hauntingly beautiful film and song. Everytime I hear this song it reminds me of the ending of the film its beautiful so.. beautiful
لم أسمع في حياتي موسيقى تثير الرعب في قلب مستمعها كهذه الأعجوبة
If you are getting married, let it be with someone who appreciates this song❤️
Hands down... The best Thing ever made.
Love it. The Soundtrack of my life.
I agree.
Look it by GermanLetsPlay
That drop at 3:12 has to be one of the best drops in the history of music !!
besides rasputin by boney m
YES THIS COMPOSITION HAS SUCH A DRIVING FORCE. THE CONDUCTOR IS SO EXPRESSIVE THAT EACH MUSICIAN KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT TO DO WITH EACH NOTE.
I can watch this again and again🧐 . A work of art no mortal can understand
That trombone part gives me life. Truly haunting and chilling
This and Adagio for Strings always gives me goosebumps. Every time.
Also comptine d une yann tiersen (rhyme from another summer)
I've never seen the film. I first heard this piece of music on the intro to Sky Sports News quite a few years ago. Found out the name of it & it's now one of my favourite pieces. It's empowering. It must hit all the right frequencies for me. I feel like I can do anything listening to this.
I remember the first time I saw this movie and heard this song. I didn't know wtf I was watching but I know what I heard!
@Smudgethebullstaff the name of the movie please, i know I've already heard this wonderful track in a movie but i forgot the name 😞😍
Ritha Bakiri requiem for a dream actually
Me too! And it was great!
Эта музыка одна из лучших вещей что придумали люди. Она такая многогранная и сложная как наша жизнь. Это саундтрек нашей жизни.
Maaan, this takes me way back to 2002. I'd moved interstate and had just got my own place, so I had to move out of the house and warm bed I shared with a beautiful girl and build a new life, starting from almost nothing. I had a single, foam mattress on the floor and a school-size backback full of clothes/ toiletries/ etc. One of the first things I bought after moving in to my new place, was a VCR video recorder. One of my flatmates had Requiem on video, so I borrowed it from her an watched it 3 or 4 times every week! I'd finish up a night shift (I worked security at a pub about 3 minutes walk from my place), come home and heat up a pre-cooked, frozen meal and watch this. Maybe once per week I'd watch The Fellowship Of The Ring (I bought that video soon after moving in), so it wasn't that Requiem was the only thing I could watch. I was just addicted to watching it, for reasons that are still beyond me...
What’s ironic about your story is that this music was also used in the trailer for Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, which is why this orchestra version is so awesome. The beginning starts with the original Lux Aeterna, and then ends with the re-orchestrated version of it called Requiem for a Tower.
Oh my God, this piece is so powerful... that even a strong person like me causes so many emotions..Clint Mansell conveyed the atmosphere well.
why can't the violins go on forever? powerful masterpiece for the ages.
The cello is the instrument closest to the human voice.
Trombone: I am about to destroy this stringed instrument's career.
ya but the violin is like angels singing
cor anglais is another
Its because they use human vocal cords
saw the movie while is was around my 14s.. Well aware of what could go wrong.. still tumbled into that dark place
The music that angels plays during judgement day as everyone runs in fear.
This is one, if not the best, songs from a film.
Hauntingly beautiful.
I can't help but wonder how many people playing that beautiful movie had their soul crushed by the film.
What happened to film industry nowadays??!! why they're not making such a masterpiece anymore ughhh
Это просто божественно, мурашки по коже. Хотелось бы в живую послушать.
Это просто вверх совершенства!
Вещ!
@LH_Жасур мечты сбываются
@ДТП ЙТХ Теперь и моя!)
Feels like it could rearrange the universe.
I would cry listening to this live. It touches your soul. Incredible piece.
Nothing reminds me more of who I was, who I am and who I want to be than this song. These are memories from a sweet, sweet childhood.
Can you imagine being there?!?! Chills The first two minutes and 30 seconds are a complete mess and then everything becomes very focused and much more powerful.
An untouchable Masterpiece of human culture.
Legendary film and legendary music that will lose a lot for those who don't watch it and can't take the viewer out for a long time.
We played a very simplified version of this in Band in High School. If I'd had known the context then... Oh my god.
Very beautiful version .. I had goose bumps
I don’t know what to say about this magnificent thing. The trombone guy, chef, violin... All of them each by each part of the music power... My soul getting be determination of the life... And i feel something torture my soul very touchable and nice and dark and sad...
Never saw the movie but lord this is the best song I have ever heard.
You have to see the movie
I'm sure I've commented before but this performance gives me chills every single time I watch it
This is the sound of death, experienced it being alive, quadrupled by the horror of the remaining time to spend as living.
LA TERCERA JORNADA
I adore a mad conductor!! Those movements!
Absolutely incredible, out of world ❤
Malyali ❤
This is something out of the universe.the greatest creation of clint
Too beautiful this song! 😍
This song makes long dumps feel epic.
I cry. every time I hear this, I cry. Such an epic movie deserves such music.
The twenty+ years which have passed since Mansell composed this piece have been extremely kind. Each note, each tone, each pause, each beat, all the elements have been enriched by the sunshine it receives when performed. Like wine, LUX ÆTERNA, continues to mature into a richer, fuller, more robust reaction in the ear, heartstrings react, accordingly.
A masterpiece.
las fuerzas del cielo IU iuuuuu iu iuuuuu iu iuuuuuu
I love music but there is something about this that gives me goosebumps every time I hear it, it’s just amazing I would loved to have been there when this was live 💯🤩
And the film I will never forget unfortunately as my dad was dying from cancer back in may 2005 and me and my sister couldn’t sleep back at the hotel in Ireland 🇮🇪 and we ended up watching this movie was on late, we both never forgot it 😂
She was always freaked out about the fridge scene talking to the women, and me with the drug addict arm scene 😩
My dad died that very night 😞 so this film will always be with my sister and me
But I still love the raw power of a Orchestra it’s great 💯