I could not find this gir more than a couple of years. I kept on searching but did not find. Thank you so…so much for posting!!! A superlative piece of music!!!
🎯 John Barry's very best If youre not already familiar with them, youll also enjoy the music of the following orchestrators. Most are either British or American. Three are French Karl Jenkins/ Adiemus De Wolfe/ International Studio Orchestra ("Epic Orchestra" channel, on CZcams) 101 Strings Orchestra The Living Strings Muzak/ Muzak Corporation Alan Silvestri Paul Mauriat Dave Grusen Quincy Jones Simon Park Lee Holdridge Earl Sheldon Roger Webb Mike Post Percy Faith Henry Mancini Larry Elgart Guy Lombardo Annunzio Mantovani Alberici & May George Shearing Ferranté & Teicher Vangelis Jean-Michel Jarre Gershon Kingsley Paul Hardcastle MFSB/ Dexter Wansel The Three Degrees (backed by MFSB)
I heard this in the year 1991, there's a portion in the radio every Sunday night, that they will play old instrumental songs, I was still in first year college, I asked my mother to buy me the soundtrack still in "cassette tape". But it wasn't there😊 Before the DJ will speak, he will play the intro of this, then afterwards, he will cut and he will now speak.
That just proves all over again that there are epic songs that, if we are fortunate, we get to hear them in our lifetime. A truly epic song is the one you need only hear ONCE, & you will remember it for life! Contemporary orchestra/ modern symphony like this truly was a renaissance of its own, from the 1950's, through to the 90's As I musician molded & shaped by what played on easy listening radio in the 70's & 80's (its final years before being overshadowed by R&R & new wave) I will always remember gifted & goodhearted men like john barry who dedicated their entire lives to producing this music & keeping it alive Modern symphony (as it was "modern" at that time) is dead as far as the radio & the mainstream are concerned. But its forever in our hearts. And it still lives & breathes in millions of us, a generation molded & shaped by it, musicians & non-musicians alike Thank you for allowing me tgis indulgence. Please keep listening. Keep widening out your knowledge of these orchestrators & artists. The more names you have, the more albums & tracks you can uncover & deepen your musical repetoire God bless you all for coming here. That alone sets you apart! We need the beauty majesty & imaginative inspiration of this music even more than before. Dark difficult times are upon us. We need what is wholesome, loveable, & everlasting; this is the light that overcomes the darkness of our world Phillipians 4:8 _Whatever things are true, whatever things are of serious concern, whatever things are righteous, whatever things are chaste, whatever things are lovable, whatever things are well-spoken-of, whatever things are virtuous, and whatever things are praiseworthy, continue considering these things_
After 33 years first seeing it goosebumps then crying at the end scene. Kevin's masterpiece movie 🎬 beautiful special Thanks for sharing Sam ❤❤❤❤❤
My very favorite!
Classic tune happy to help u❤
I have been after this for years. Many thanks for posting.
Excellent movie with all the right actors, and the right story. Grand music, a symbol of the purity releasing majestic beauty.
This should be on a music streaming service. I’m suprised and sad it’s not, it’s a fantastic piece!!
Best version IMO and surprisingly hard to find. Thanks for the upload.
A beautiful piece of music from the great John Barry. Thank you for the upload.
I could not find this gir more than a couple of years. I kept on searching but did not find. Thank you so…so much for posting!!!
A superlative piece of music!!!
My Favourite Movie of all time and one of my favourite pieces of music!!!!
Thank you so super much, searched high-and-low CZcams for this beautiful remix.
Same!!!! My grandpa loved this song he played all the time when we’d go on trips
My favorite movie theme.
🎯 John Barry's very best
If youre not already familiar with them, youll also enjoy the music of the following orchestrators. Most are either British or American. Three are French
Karl Jenkins/ Adiemus
De Wolfe/ International Studio
Orchestra ("Epic Orchestra"
channel, on CZcams)
101 Strings Orchestra
The Living Strings
Muzak/ Muzak Corporation
Alan Silvestri
Paul Mauriat
Dave Grusen
Quincy Jones
Simon Park
Lee Holdridge
Earl Sheldon
Roger Webb
Mike Post
Percy Faith
Henry Mancini
Larry Elgart
Guy Lombardo
Annunzio Mantovani
Alberici & May
George Shearing
Ferranté & Teicher
Vangelis
Jean-Michel Jarre
Gershon Kingsley
Paul Hardcastle
MFSB/ Dexter Wansel
The Three Degrees (backed by
MFSB)
Ficou ótima essa versão promocional ❤
Been lookin for years for this…made a man very happy today ❤️❤️
musica sublime !!!!! renato san bernardo gorizia italia
Thank you👍
Love it.
I heard this in the year 1991, there's a portion in the radio every Sunday night, that they will play old instrumental songs, I was still in first year college, I asked my mother to buy me the soundtrack still in "cassette tape". But it wasn't there😊 Before the DJ will speak, he will play the intro of this, then afterwards, he will cut and he will now speak.
Wehre was this? I also know it from a Radio program
That just proves all over again that there are epic songs that, if we are fortunate, we get to hear them in our lifetime. A truly epic song is the one you need only hear ONCE, & you will remember it for life!
Contemporary orchestra/ modern symphony like this truly was a renaissance of its own, from the 1950's, through to the 90's
As I musician molded & shaped by what played on easy listening radio in the 70's & 80's (its final years before being overshadowed by R&R & new wave) I will always remember gifted & goodhearted men like john barry who dedicated their entire lives to producing this music & keeping it alive
Modern symphony (as it was "modern" at that time) is dead as far as the radio & the mainstream are concerned. But its forever in our hearts. And it still lives & breathes in millions of us, a generation molded & shaped by it, musicians & non-musicians alike
Thank you for allowing me tgis indulgence. Please keep listening. Keep widening out your knowledge of these orchestrators & artists. The more names you have, the more albums & tracks you can uncover & deepen your musical repetoire
God bless you all for coming here. That alone sets you apart! We need the beauty majesty & imaginative inspiration of this music even more than before. Dark difficult times are upon us. We need what is wholesome, loveable, & everlasting; this is the light that overcomes the darkness of our world
Phillipians 4:8
_Whatever things are true, whatever things are of serious concern, whatever things are righteous, whatever things are chaste, whatever things are lovable, whatever things are well-spoken-of, whatever things are virtuous, and whatever things are praiseworthy, continue considering these things_
Long thought this version was from the London Symphony Orchestra. But from what I understand now, it's American.
I wish to buy it. Can not find this version
I like this light version apart from the original piece