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Wagner - Das Rheingold - Entry of the Gods Into Valhalla
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- čas přidán 30. 12. 2008
- Das Rheingold, WWV 86A, is the first of the four music dramas that constitute Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen. It was performed, as a single opera, at the National Theatre Munich on 22 September 1869, and received its first performance as part of the Ring cycle at the Bayreuth Festspielhaus, on 13 August 1876.
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"How about some music mother." "Yes David. What is your selection?" "Richard Wagner. Das Rheingold. Act 2. Entry of the Gods into Valhalla." "Yes David. As you wish."
There is no act two in Rheingold
David was the Act 2.
It's the most disturbing part of the movie in my opinion.
@@philipmichel9273 so is that supposed to mean something? There's no act 2 but David says act 2... Is David talking that Android shit basically? Saying that he is entering into Valhalla?
@@fezchavez he'' saying that he is the act II. That would be my take. I didn't know that there isn't an act two, but after reading the comments what I realize (tho my intuition was dead on). The worst monster of the movie isn't the demon; David the man made machine is the greater monster.
And YES. That would also make sense. He's entering his heaven (Valhalla), which is Act II. His second life etc etc..
Good observation about him entering into Valhalla Act II that would be it. I would think..
- How majestic do you want your music to be ?
Wagner : Yes
Will you help me build my cabin on the lake?
.....
nice try i ain't falling for that one again
@@jasf8892 lol
Wait a minute,... Who are you??
...David...
when i was young, my grandfather, who was a composer, took me in his lap and told me: when the world around you collapses, or something changes in such a way that you need support, then you come back to this composition and remember that god gave us music to support our souls. And he was right.
Your grandfather was spot on . I am listening to this today due to an existential crisis .
Art decorates space
Music decorates time
@@jameswasson4471 May your crisis soon be over and your life become even better than before.
I can imagine 5:10 ramping up while he was telling you that
@@williampoole1742
مداخلة رائعة
“One wrong note eventually ruins the entire symphony.” yours sincerely Walter
RIP Walter
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Pppppp p pour moi pour
@@unclewaggy09 je suis parti en ville p
@@unclewaggy09 je
Look on my works, ye mighty, and despair
David I really wanted to see some engineers alive.I wanted them to talk.Do you know what kind of disappointment you have made.Fuck you.
ReVolutioN the village people in the movie aren't engineers.
They're too small
최창혓 Their psyhical appearance is different in the movie but they are engineer.Everyone was pissed off about their appearance.
Guys...Hate to break it to you...but... David is right....
inner peace
Looking forward to his next album !
I think it's coming out next year. I can't wait.
It's called Shinier and more chrome... In F minor
That's the kind of sick, fuct-up dry ass humor I FUCKING LOVE!!!!!! hhhhhaaaaaaahhhaaa!!!!
um are you serious? .... they dont make "albums" anymore geesh!
@@iamjkrah Yo, I shouldn't have to say this, but he's being as sarcastic as the Devil drinking Holy Water.
Richard Wagner was a rare once in a thousand year omega level genius who not only changed classical music forever, but also sowed the seeds for the entire heavy metal genre.
That deserves a comment. Same with Beethoven's overtures. Punk music for the 19th century.
Wagner was a chad
@@captainkielbasa5471 Wagner was the kind of guy who got a cartoon waifu, and then actually got to marry her.
Technically this isn't classical music.
@@anonb4632 sure it is. In a broad sense even though it’s not during the “classical “ era.
"No one understands the lonely perfection of my dreams."
Are you okay?
David🥲
The more I observe David the more I relate to the hatred he has for humanity
@@frosoproductions its a reference to Alien: Covenant.
But in the end, David is just like his creator, Peter Weyland, man who he hates the most. Even though others believe it is wrong, David only goes forward jingoistic and twisted ambition and play the same music Weyland enjoyed. Also, he mistakes Ozymandias's poet as George Gordon Byron instead of Percy Bysshe Shelly, thus giving me an impression that his AI is malfunctioning. This shows David won't have good end. His name itself is spoiler:
In bible, David was born shepherd (android) but due to his talent, he became successor of King Saul (Peter Weyland). However, David desired Bathsheba (Elizabeth Shaw) wife of Uriah (Charlie Holloway) and caused his death (in Prometheus through black liquid) and stole Bathsheba. This action angered God and David's later life became tragedy due to children he had with Bathsheba (neomorph, protomorphs, and etc.)
This guy Wagner creates great movie soundtracks. Maybe he will get Oscar this year.
Yeah, it'll be buried with his grave.
That would be so insulting, on numerous levels.
he made some racist tweets a while back, i dont think they're gonna give him an award
@@andreasvarousiadis9464 he was a fan of Hitler
Jim more like Hitler was a fan of Wagner
Sublime, transcendent, glorious.
With so much music to discover (classical especially) I am grateful for outlets like CZcams and cinema to help that process along. What a beautiful sound this is.
True :-)
@@jbuckley80 Enjoy it while it lasts. There won't be much CZcams left soon.
This is one of the most stirring pieces of music ever written I'm at a loss to understand how anyone could find this music anything other than inspiring.
Combine this with the prelude of 'Der Ring Des Nibelungen' and it's orgasmic!
edward howie the prelude to Das Rheingold is even more inspiring
David found it inspiring, too inspiring perhaps. Great piece of music.....But David is on the way, so enjoy the music and silly comments while we can.....
Leni Reifenstahl certainly found it inspiring! 😉
Mother ?
Yes David ?
Finally found the comment
What happened? Did David merged with Walter?
nope. it seems that David kill Walter with knife. Then cut off him wrist pretend to be walter
Then how would he know to choose the song Walter played the first time and the codes to enter the spaceship?
it was David who played the first time ... and David used David OV codes
I’ve listened to this since childhood. So no movie brought me here, pure curiosity and education.
White privilege
Great
Is that a flex or something?
I'm not a god (yet) but the "entry of me to the shower" with this piece makes me feel really good
I will be forever grateful to Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd for introducing me to Wagner.....
Now we TALKING a Classic ‼
Alien covenant brought me here
Funny, those cartoons taught me to absolutely hate these songs.
I remember that episode well. The Tannhäuser Overture is timeless and even Bugs Bunny couldn't avoid becoming a Valkyrie.
And Jim Steinman for teaching him to Rock and Roll
DAVID HAS GOOD MUSIC TASTE FOR A SYNTHETIC.
steve rogers hes called david. he picked that name. in my opinion david by Michelangelo is the greatest work of art
steve rogers but emotions of a human lol thats why hes so dangerous
Levin Steiger I've seen both the David in Florence and the pieta in the Vatican, the pieta is a superior work.
That's like your opinion man.
We prefer the term "artificial person".
This and Siegfrieds Funeral March are probably the greatest music ever written. Power and emotions that no one could ever feel without the genius of this man. Take a bow Mr Wagner.
They are dull.
@@perodudla4451 how are they dull they convey great stories and emotions without a word spoken
@@perodudla4451you misspelled Richard Strauss mate 👍
@@COREDYNAMICSLTDA The doctors forgot to abort you 👍
@@crystal_ackerman3727 Oh yes, the glorious story of warriors who spend the afterlife killing each other for a while, before being annihilated in Ragnarok. Go jerk of to Valkyrie fanart, you're not worth any better 🤭.
VVagner was amazing. Love when they put his (and other greats) works in a movie because it gets people to discover, or re~discover timeless classics.
Das Rheingold as a whole is one of my favorites. Cool to see movies introduce people into such good works. Parsifal is wonderful as well.
How about Strauss - Death & Transfiguration ?
I frequently find Wagner brings out almost primeval feelings.
This was definitely played during the creation of the universe.
Haydn ,surely ?
And "Clair de Lune" from Debussy is for the end
yes
God let Wagner eavesdrop a little.
Funny, I'm writing a sci-fi novel that has elements from the dawn of creation. When writing that part I listened to this song on repeat for some creative inspo and "awe". Hopefully I can turn it into a screen production one day and can use this song in the OST. I'll give you partial producer credit of course :p
Wagner saved me from depression
You can thank him when this shows over.
Some composers didn't save me from my depression but showed me the hidden beauty in it.
Wagner could understand.
@@dustin2250 That's very true. Nice one.
@@danielabassano9528 🙏 I wish you all the best. Depression is a beast. Stay strong. 🎶
Three type of comment :
-Alien convenant , people who watched the film and learned something
-Invading Poland, its sad because Poland only dream of space and not war
-And the rarest of all the one that comment about the music
For peaceful folk the polish government sure likes to talk tough to russia. Prostituting oneself to war mongers doesnt do any favours and poland should know better than most. They clearly have a short memory
and, of course, there are the comments about comments
no comment
@@dernbuy russian bot confirmed
@@Iron4TrollPatrol yeah only monkeys believe in russian bots. I prefer hard evidence rather than stupid repetitive accusations. Maybe democrats should put more effort into winning an election rather than trying to sabotage their opposition because they lost. If a real investigation was to go down it would be democrats found guilty of dodgy dealings!! Ignorant prick confirmed lol
This is a man who understood the meaning of EPIC.
Indeed
One of the greatest pieces of music ever created. I also like Chumbawamba.
Seriously this is hilarious, my life of the day. Thanks 😊
I GET KNOCKED DOWN
i feel you brother, i also like Macarena
One of the greatest composers ever, my personal favorite... so magnificent ❤
there can really be only one perfect song to listen to while entering the atmosphere of a new world! such a masterpiece
This is unimaginably powerful music. Music has long been known to change moods. To incite creativity. This music is powerful enough to conquer all your hopes and dreams.
Absolutely one of the all time greats of a musical genius .
Wonderful German Opera !
My favorite composer a genius unmatched.... Proof humans deserve to exist
The Sound of Perfection! We'll never gonna hear such powerful and great music ever again...So said.
This was incredible in the cinema the Sound was just perfect
( Mother ) Please play Wagner, Das Rheingold - Entry of the Gods into Valhalla
Well, usually I dont like to give an answer, but you known? or maybe you dont, in some countries we dont have the luxury and the privilege to have an institut or a person who give us constantly this king of treasures-in culture and art-we find this beautys in show tvs and movies, the fact that we like it says something, right? In the third world, this is not a priority for ours politicians and leaderships, they only seeks mony and power. SOOOOO YES, WE LIKE IT BECAUSE OF THE MOVIES OR THE TV SHOWS. Its a beautiful music. Peace my human brother.
Charles Voiriviere Hi ...
White privilege (as you suggest) doesn't exist.
One true privilege exists, it is money !
In every countries of the World including third world, there is 1% to 5% of the population which is rich. They are the privileged, the first class.
The second class, the workers, those who sell themselves for money everyday, us, the 99%.
Googl : "white genocide"
Darko Mickoski Maybe you missed what I said also.
We can discuss about it.
I have time, that's the only thing we have.
FrenkHenk It seems like you have heard of white genocide. Interesting.
What do you think about it ? Don't you see it happening ?
Are you white ? What are you gonna say to your grand-childrens ?
Africa for Africans.
Asia for Asians.
Europe for every one.
Lol. So there is no white genocide, but you see it in it's first stages, acknowledge that it's in it's first stages and admit you will flee from it when it reaches it's middle stages.
Fucking delusional.
I've listened to so much Solti, it was refreshing to hear Mehta. Gorgeous reeds. Love how clear the leitmotifs come through. I hear Gotterdammerung and I can't wait for the fire!
I saw Das Rheingold when I was... about 12? I literally burst into tears at this part because it was so beautiful. I was so confused; that had never happened before.
It's so funny how I spent some time admiring Wagner's works mere hours before viewing Alien: Covenant. I was elated to hear this song in the soundtrack.
If you've not seen the film Bronson, it's also in there, used to brilliant effect mind.
Synchronicity.
This is the greatest piece of music I've ever heard, such a masterpiece from a masterful musician
Wagner's soul must have been a single leitmotif. Wow.
"Glorious purpose"
Classic Loki
R.I.P. 😭💚
@@merryn96 He isn't dead
@@JayMack1984 I meant R.I.P. Classic!Loki, not our Loki
@@merryn96 And I'm saying he isn't dead either lol
@@JayMack1984 I mean, he sure knows how to fake his death, but I don't think they plan to bring this one back, he might as well be...
I close my eyes to this song and it takes me to a different imagination every time. Oh the blessing that music is to us.
I'm ashamed to admit that "Alien Covenant" brought me here, instead of a genuine musical culture.
Still, I am enjoying this immensely.
Finally someone who isn't proud of knowing this piece simply because they watched the goddamn movie.
your taste lead you here, besides taste is a matter of opinion.
Why? There's no reason to be ashamed because you heard it in the Movie. If you heard it in the concert and then came back here would be a difference? No, because you liked what you're hearing. That's the point.
Some people go to classic concerts and don't like the music, they come back to YT and listen to some POP.
I agree with one of the commenters here. You needn't feel ashamed. A lot of the classical music we've heard comes from somewhere. Music in general. Everything comes from somewhere. So to be led here by a movie is fine. Like the commenter said, your taste is what brought you here. Your wanting to hear it again as well as to delve into something different outside of whatever comfort zone you may be in.
nono
Maravilhoso ouvir isso...apesar de estar no século 21, minha mente se transporta para essas épocas magníficas, dos melhores artitistas que passaram pela terra.
We have this in our marching band show, at first with a trumpet solo featuring the melody at the beginning, and then at the finale, our horn line has the horn call at 5:10, and we continue this melody to the end. Im watching this on our way to state, wish us luck!
Whatever the movie, the reference of the person who brought you here, the important thing is to have more and more people aware of the existence of this amazing piece of music. Now share it to millions of others.
Does anyone else feel like they are in the mountains of Bavaria in the Spring of 1914 looking down over a beautiful valley?
The last peaceful time before the 20th Century Calamity.
No, but I'm standing in a field in SW PA staring at the beautiful hills that look like they have been cut and pasted from the Scottish Highlands. And that's pretty cool.
"Oh boy, I sure look forward to being in Paris by Christmas."
if theres anywhere i do not want to be it's spring 1914
And you are living in late 2020?
Beautiful, timeless classic :) Gotta listen to this with headphones. There's so much THERE.
all the hate about people knowing this because of Alien is absurd....it is of no consequence how someone discovered this music, the point is it was rediscovered by someone and they enjoy it. Beautiful music, and yes I am here because of Covenant
I really hate that "I was an original fan" type snobbery you get in youtube comments. If a film introduces someone to a great peice of music, or band/composer, I think it's bloody awesome.
The Irony is that the music snobs are usually the one with the most limited libraries of music. Not willing to open up to new styles, because "ThEY wErE iNtO [insert musician here] fRoM tHe BegInNinG"....
Great point and i think your honesty is excellent...i was introduced to classical music through a friend of my mother...i believe no matter how you arrived to the point you are at, you are here and hopefully, you appreciate classical music and perhaps you can introduce others...
I never say the movie but i guess i will have to now... kind of an "opposite" road...like starting in oz and heading back to see the lollipop kids...
dont mind the boomers...its what they do
This was Hitlers favourite composer
When I first heard this in Bronson in the last scene, it gave me goosebumps. Especially his smile in the end, so epic.
Tommy Cipriani came here to see this
It was perfection Mate.
There is something about Wagner that I can't describe in words, calling it incredible or magnificent just doesn't fairly do.... feels like a whole set of conflicting emotions that might rumble in your chest while sailing victoriously in a thunder storm in the north Atlantinc on a Knarr after slaying your first sea serpant... standing almighty and defying destiny, I think that is the closest Ican get to describe it in words ))
What you feel and feel about Richard Wagner is because his music is both from his heart, his soul, and a "typically German thing". He's one of the really big guys who reflect the Nordic-German spirit. This Nordic-German spirit has nothing to do with monotheism like Christianity. It's a character of its own which reappears again and again in German. Richard Wagner is inspired by the spirit of Allfather Wotan. Which always comes to the fore and comes to fruition.
2 years after reading this comment, a man named after a breakfast food began filming The Northman
It is your racial soul speaking to you.
Why is it day after day upon hearing this song, tears stream down my face. Thank you
This is supposed to be Charles way of saying the Alonzo Era is here I am guessing.
Edit: Lovely music by the way.
lmao Cardano!!
It's Alonzo time
I met a traveller from an antique land,
Who said-“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone
Stand in the desert. . . . Near them, on the sand,
Half sunk a shattered visage lies, whose frown,
And wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command,
Tell that its sculptor well those passions read
Which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things,
The hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed;
And on the pedestal, these words appear:
My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings;
Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair!
Nothing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.”
-Shelley’s Poetry and Prose (1977)
Awesome!
Nice. But it is a lie.
The Memnon colossi have no such inscription.
Btw, the poem is from 1818
Ozymandias? Yep it is I only know this because I studied it in English
i thought it was written by Byron
@@kangmyungjae that's where you messed up david.
...I will get them to play this at my funeral...
Peter Marosszeky ends up being rap music
That moment when the „play this at my funeral“ meme actually makes sense for one time
Not surfing bird?
You don't look like a god!
A beautifully orchestrated piece that will fully represent your transedence into spiritual superiority
Such a beautiful piece. Words really don't do this justice.
"Don't let the bedbugs bite, i'll tuck the children to bed"
I came so far to listen the real one. who else?
"It was in 1963 that I first developed an interest in Wagner, or "Wag-ner" as my speech synthesiser pronounces him. Wagner more than any other person before or since had the ability to compose music that has an emotional effect. It reaches a level no one else does."
For Stephen Hawking.
This is Hawking's opinion?.......He should have circumscribed to his Physics.....Wagner was a GENIOUS, but the maxim is as ridiculous as so much of the plot of the "Ring"........Fame has people spouting so many embarrasing words.....Simply listen to Beethoven, outside of the sphere of Opera, yes, and a RICHER, more genial composer than Wagner EVER---and I love Wagner....
No wonder Hitler was off his tits on this shit.
@@rayllompart cringe
As the end of the song starts playing, we observe David proudly entering his Valhalla...really pumped up to see what Ridley Scott throws at us in the next movie!
rip
I AM FROM BAYREUTH......GREETINGS FOR THE REST OF THE WORLD
I m sure few people here knew what you meant ...
Jomai, wo bist dua herkumma?
My cousin live in Bayreuth - respect to your city and the most known person, who lived there - Wagner 💪
Me lived in Bayreuth
Wilkommen.
That brief and subtle nod in Alien: Romulus.
Of all the callbacks Álvarez made throughout "Romulus", this was honestly the best one because, as you said, it's a very subtle nod that doesn't draw attention to itself the way some of the other ones do. Plus it's a great way of telling people, "Don't worry, we didn't forget "Prometheus" and "Covenant" exist and your thinking we're ignoring them is cute."
'I am the man who grabs the sun; riding to Valhalla!"
johnnymccraze WITNESSED!
+starvingweasels WITNESSSS!
+johnnymccraze WITNESSED!
WITNESSED!!
WITNESSED!!!!
This is one of the most beautiful and poignant pieces of music I know of. When I was Curator of Ringwood manor I was enroute to an appointment in Tuxedo Park. As I passed through the gate this piece started. It was overwhelming. It couldn't have been choreographed better. As the lake opened into view The entry was playing the final notes
What a genius to compose something like this ... breathtaking
Wagner is a genius , people will still be listening to his music 1000 years from now. You have to read his memory book My Life he says that in his childhood he saw monsters and ghosts everywhere it's too funny
Why does it take a movie for people to appreciate great music that has been around for over 150 years, it's amazing
James Dixon Well you See most people aren't interested in this Kind of music but if a critticaly acclaimed "good film" comes out everybody is wanting to Hear it's Hit score.
Hope this clears you up a bit😀
Because there's a hell of a lot of classical music and a lot of us aren't familiar with Wagner's catalogue. I've never been particularly interested in him like I am Shostakovich but for me this is a nice gem to listen to which I wouldn't have found unless it was featured in the film.
James Dixon Because the majority of the amerikans get their education from Hollywood, i think
James Dixon -- because no one wants to sit through any opera, much less as long a one as this.
@@janettaschuch3591 no one in the usa maybe.
"Mother: Please play Wagner, Das Rheingold - Entry of the Gods into Valhalla."
Battlerager no its
David: care for some music, Mother?
Mother: Choice??
then he chooses this masterpiece
Aliff Norhisham she actually says "selection?"
only on CZcams do people care enough to correct others on the exact words of movie quotes.
Master Wizard and clearly this makes me shit, worthy of you commenting on... you have just truly shown me how shitty of a person I am thank you so much. because you took the time to let me know the error of my life, I say thank you, you're my hero. I mean honestly i can't even imagine living my life without knowing that im just a piece of shit that corrects movie quotes on CZcams.. god damn im so unworthy of your time I will never forgive myself of these cyber transgressions, they will haunt my conscience forever
everyone is wrong its:
How about some music, mother?
Selection
Richard Wagner das yada act two ... the entry .. into valhalla
yes david, as you wish
Good evening.. My late father was fortunate enough to be a band master and my fondest memory of him was conducting this magnificent peice...I loved it's use in Alien but Wagner was masterful.
A friend told me this “I don’t listen classic music because its to quiet”
Bach : LOL
Wagner : LOL
Mozart : LOL
Haendel : LOL
Tchaïkovsky : LOL
Beethoven: can you repeat that last comment?
Tchaikovsky: C a n n o n
Technically neither Wagner nor Tchaikovsky are classical music.
Don’t forget the madman himself Franz Liszt
@@thursoberwick1948 when we say classical we taking a periot actually
Thank you so very much for sharing this!!! I"m a BIG BIG fan of Richard Wagner!!!! I want to listen to ALL of his selections!!!
How Stanley Kubrick influenced Ridley Scott. Space with classical music as background is very mind blowing.
Uma obra de arte... Música pra fortalecer a alma e o espírito!
A alma não! Mas sim o espírito! 🙂
Immensely sublime!
Immortal classical masterpiece!
just witnessed the Rheingold live. what a triumph
Wagner always looks like he's thinking, "What the heck are those idiots over there doing?"
This what a person with a high I.Q. and also a genius looks like.
He's not laughing because he ain't no teeth brah
@@ronalds.658 sadly also a terrible human being
That photo was taken when Wagner was checking on progress building Bayreuth
@@Anonymous-xm8ip why? Because he wasn't the biggest supporter of semetic peoples? Yeah, and so were the majority of other non semetic peoples as well, who cares
”Will you help me build my Reich by the Rhein? ”
Some guy named Albert Hilfer if I’m not misremembering
Años hace que escuché este tema en la radio del teléfono, con los auriculares puestos en el colectivo mientras me iba a cortarle el pasto a una señora, y para eso tenia que cruzar toda la capital. Aunque no me emocionaba trabajar lo prefería a estudiar y los largos viajes en colectivo los salvaba escuchando la radio, lo único bueno en ese momento, y aparte de aspen classics lo que más me aislaba del mundo exterior era una frecuencia de música académica que me dio a conocer, a lo largo de diferentes viajes, a varios compositores y piezas que me acompañan al día de hoy. Yendo a cortar el pasto al otro lado de la ciudad, digo, escuché esta pieza, cuyo nombre fue presentado antes por el locutor, aunque nunca más pude recordarlo. Y embelesado por la música llegué a destino, antes de siquiera poder culminar la obra. Tuve que apagar la radio con la única idea de que era una obra de Wagner, que algún día podría volver a escuchar, y varios años después, así fue.
sou brasileira , gostaria de conhecer melhor o folklore nordico,com essa maravilhosa musica, deve ser belissimo!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone from Covenant?
MLG Joe yes david?
Lobx YT Yes.
MLG Joe yes mother
MLG Joe Yes.
I killed everyone in Covenant and put my own settlers there.
Never knew these type of music... I m from Pakistan... Just got introduced with it from Netflix series The Army of thieves... Its actually very much relaxing
search for classical music on youtube and you'll find the best composition made by man
Fellow Pakistani here and the movie Alien :Covenant brought me here.
Just finished alien covenant again and wanted to listen to this beautiful piece of music
In my basement I played the 4th trombone part and it is pretty cool. One day I might be able to play the last part without passing out. Get that D-flat in tune, closer to 6th position, and it sounds great.
that was me as well 30 odd years ago on trombone
- Mother
- Yes, David
- I want to hear "All or nothing at all" by Sinatra and the Harry James Orchestra.
Tuuuunee
Mr. Wagner deserves a posthumous recognition "EGOT" Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony for his genius musical contributions.
There are more civil discussions and valuable analyses of the incredible character that is David and of the movie itself in the comment section of this song than in the average Alien-related online space.
My favorite joke of all time was Mark Twain's who noted "Wagner's music is better than it sounds...".
[Wagner's musik ist besser al sie klingt!"]
And Rossini chimed in with "Wagner has great moments, but bad quarter hours".^^ Seriously, though, there isn't much that matches the triumph that is this "Entry of the Gods into Valhalla"...
I didn't see the movie. But the 2nd half of this clip with the harps and simple motif is when the Rheinmaidens down in the river cry up to the gods for them to retrieve the Ring. Wotan dismisses them and as the gods walk away into Valhalla, the Rheinmaidens tell them that what the gods have is all an illusion.
Über Wagner braucht man nicht mehr zu diskutieren...er ist und bleibt 4 ever a Genius.
Michael Jeran.
Sie fur sicher, rechts haben.
- Dad, why is my sister named Rose?
- Because your mother loves roses.
- Oh I see, thanks dad.
- No problem "Wagner - Das Rheingold - Entry of the Gods Into Valhalla"
I am definitely here because of Charlie Bronson. I didn't realize that Wagner was featured so much in the soundtrack, I have this LP collecting dust in my record collection I may just have to give it a spin now.
Takes you to places your soul didn't know existed.
Yeah, Clyde; that's called French horns.
robinbobilink And Wagner's magnificent use of them.
robinbobilink Don't forget contrabass trombone.
That place is origae-6
Like Valhalla...?
This feels like it needs a stupendous movie clip attached to it.
Think of the Pantheon entering Valhalla. Thor, Tyr, Loke, Sif, Balder. Imagine them. It's not that hard.
Man... when music was made to show beauty and inspiration!
I have to accept that I had never heard this before Alien Covenant, and what a shame that is, because this is perfection, it takes you to regions where you would might never been.
*"Don't... let... the... bed... bugs... bite..."*
Prot07ype aah yee ... Dispair
I farted
Lol Yesterday i watched the movie i know what you guys are talking about
Prot07ype but the bugs are lonely
And need frends
what movie?
Sometimes giving up is more fruitful and liberating that success. You may say this is defeatist, you may say this is hopless, yet until your here, you will never know and i pray none of you ever will.
Is anyone here just because they like classical music?
@Vsauce Puppet Yup XD I love the romantic period, though I normally listen to Liszt, Tchaikovsky and Chopin instead of Wagner
I like classical music
And ALIENS
Mainly, yes. But also a Ridley Scott fan
yes. very proud of my Scandinavian heritage but a bit disappointed on this one
look the bright side some people are learning music through movies it's way better than nothing :)
'Shhh. Don't let the bed bugs bite. I'll tuck in the children...' David is the OG.
I've been alone... How does one know... when the night grows long.... where to find... the place you once called home..? Who knows... the dawn's early light... Could be the most bloodthirsty fight... There once was a time in my life... I had to face... the most horrific sight... A reflection... that cut deep within... I saw myself... become something more then man... From time & time again... I slowly thawed... my cold restless heart... to only find...I was born a God
Big things have small beginnings.
While listening to this piece, I feel strength surge throughout my entire being.