Star Trek: The inner Light
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- Live Aufnahme der Stadtkapelle Landau vom Jahreskonzert 2005
live recording from the symphonic band of the city of Landau, Germany from 2005
Conductor: Bernd Gaudera
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Whose here because they miss those meaningful Star Trek episodes!?
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God, yes! These days if I want any new decent Star Trek, I have to turn off current Star Trek and put on Orville!
@@izarian42 Orville got me hooked too, i wouldnt compare it to tng to be honest. It would loose big. But i really have fun with the orville, interesting concepts and kind of star trek. ;)
I still watch them. You can watch them on Netflix. All 7 seasons. Had to go through it 3 times already. ..
3rd season of discovery was very star trekkiness. I cried tears of joy at the season finale.
"What is it they're launching?"
"You know it, father. You've already seen it."
"Seen it? What are you talking about? I haven't seen any missile."
"Yes, you have, old friend. Don't you remember?"
"Oh my god, it's me!"
"Now, we live in you. Tell them of us...my darling..."
Best episode of ALL TIME.
Johnson09064 One of my all-time favorite lines.
@roflastc I have to admit i shiver and feel to cry as well.... everytime i hear it
May we *ALL* please acknowledge the spectacular flautist and her brilliantly-nuanced performance! Sublime!
Agreed sir 🖖
When I first saw this episode when it aired, I thought it was going to be a lame story. By the end of the show, it ended up being my favorite Star Trek TNG episode. And this song goes beyond a television show. It's just beautiful.
The simple beauty of that song says so much!
Same!
Patrick Stewart was on a talk show with his son who was also in the episode,he said it was his favorite episode
This episode along with Data's child "The Offspring" i think its title, are my all time favs, along with both " Vash" episodes and the one with Q'a protege played by Olivia D'Abo and lastly, the Metamorph, Wesly' first crush (although Lt. Leflet (aka Ashley Judd) also are favs episodes.
Same sir 🖖
One of the Best TNG - Not for action but for the Human factor.
To live a life time in the soul of another. An amazing episode, deep on so many ways.
And that is the power of Star Trek. especially TNG
+SomePonyWithAGuitar cftgzbcd
+Nathan-Lee Ambrose - This is a great point. When Picard first awoke he struggled to even remember the names of the closest crew. He had been given more experience in the other life than he already had as Picard. I would have enjoyed seeing Picard describe more how deeply he was affected by the experience. Amazing indeed.
Eric Orr: That experience of his is eventually explored in the Star Trek novel, Greater than the Sum, by Christopher Bennett. It's quite good!
@@ericorr3461, I hope that's something they'll explore in the upcoming Picard centric show. I'd presume it's set at least 10-15 years after the events of Nemesis, and it would be really interesting to see him reflect back on two distinct life times.
Just want to add my name to the hundreds who think this is _the best_ episode in the entire Star Trek franchise :)
"Now we live in you! Tell them of us ... my darling..."
Yes! That's the part. That's THE part. Wow. So human. So soulful.
Why do I do it too myself, this composition is so emotional? Tears rolling, damn it I am 51.
I hope the comments never stop and I hope this never gets taken down. Like others have said, this episode (Star Trek TNG) was so well written and acted, with such a plot twist. That episode, and this music, are rare glimpses of people getting it perfectly right.
Agreed sir ❤🖖❤️
This episode is everything I love about science fiction as a whole, the ability to look so far out there, and see more of what's inside ourselves than we do when we try to look inside, because we are better at seeing what reflects us out there than we are at understanding ourselves.
We look outward, to the stars, and learn just as much about the human condition as we learn about what's out there.
Picard is in a situation none of us will ever be in, but we can see ourselves in Patrick Stewart's performance.
He's a man in charge of a space traveling ship further from home than we'll ever be, after being forced to live a virtual lifetime by an ancient spacecraft, but when he sees that flute, when he sits down and holds it to his chest like it might be ripped away from him like the family he never had, we see ourselves in him.
We see the pain of loss that is a fundamental part of the human condition, the pain and joy of memory, and life.
This song is so emotional, that flute is so important, because it was his music that let him live in the moment and enjoy what he never had. His own family, playing the flute let him just enjoy what he'd given up by joining Starfleet, that lietmotif is glued to that feeling of belonging, of family.
When he sees that flute, it's the only part of that life he has left, so he pulls it close, because that flute is his wife, his children, his best friend, and he'll never have them back, because they died before he met them. It's the only way he can hold them again, because it was real to him, and that's what mattered.
Very, very well said!
Wow... crying a lot here
Ah..the great duality of human nature. The "what if" questions when we look back on our life's journey
Beautiful.
Same sir 🖖
One piece of music, from One episode...and the composer knocked it out of the park.
I memorized it.the first time I herd it.avery part of it
This is About love and compassion all in one.
Jay Chattaway is the composer
Probably one of the best episodes...a life, a family...a whole world and it's civilization, all contained in one piece of music... one flute and a special individual like Picard to preserve their existence even if in just memory.
Big Amen to that. This music brings tears to my eyes.
TNG is a series with some action, some comedy, and deep contemplative philosophy and with such a memorable and lovable cast. I think it’s one of the best series ever.
Same sir 🖖❤🖖
With the conductor wearing a uniform, an image comes to mind. An admiral conducting his orchestra to play a song that a famous late captain used to play after a certain incident. Eventually, that Captain composed an entire piece based off of that single melody he used to play in the quiet hours aboard his starship. With this single composition, the bravery, honor, and heart of that Captain and his crew shall always be remembered. Now one with the stars, they explore unhindered throughout the universe. Their mark on our mortal souls shall be eternal.
Julia Crawford to seek out strange, new worlds...
I like this interpretation. This song meant so much to him. I hope, along with it, the story of the people of Kataan was told far and wide.
Ok, dammit. Now you made me cry.
W O W
🖖❤🖖
"Seize the time, Meribor - live now! Make now always the most precious time. Now will never come again."
Matt George I love you, Father.
I agree.
SO SAY WE ALL!!!
As a retired man I broke down at your comment. Wasted so much time. I remember the episode.
@@stuart7245 Star Trek is filled with so much wisdom. The Inner Light is by far my favourite episode of TNG. It's has such a good message, which I try to follow, albeit not often enough.
BATAI: You saw it just before you came here. We hoped our probe would encounter someone in the future. Someone who could be a teacher. Someone who could tell the others about us.
I always thought this song encapsulated the bitter sweetness of being born, learning from your first mistakes, moving away from home, having children of your own, watching them grow up and have their own children, living long enough to see them go through the same thing and eventually saying goodbye to all of it.
This music is like the artwork of any number of lost civilizations here on Earth. It keeps alive a culture and people who have been lost to time. Gets me every time I hear it.
That idea is one that really makes me think...
protoborg Beautifully said.
Even in a small town with only 30,000 inhabitants, due to age reasons we lose every day one human life.
And one human life will be born each day.
🖖
I just imagined a music video with someone playing this standing among the ruins of such bygone civilizations. Ruins of buildings, runestones, the Stonehenge, some rockface with ancient handprints, such things.
Absolutely, and yet there's something more to it I think. Its more than a record (though maybe you didn't intend to say that) but Picard's he was left with a souvenir. The flute is obviously special,, but the true gift is the mark left behind within him.
This episode and song had probably the biggest impact on my view of how music, even as a simple melody, could capture and preserve lifetimes of emotion.
Agreed sir 🖖❤️🖖
Season 5 episode 25.for me, it’s the best episode in Next Gen. I have asked my son to have this song played at my funeral, when the time comes. To me this song, that episode, truly represents the life of someone. Lived for a lifetime. Gone in galactic minutes.
i started watching the series a few months ago, this is my favorite episode so far. and from what i can see, its a lot of people's favorites too. i wish the orchestral version had ended with just the single flute like it started. in my opinion, having the orchestra build the sound to its height then die down to a single flute playing would have created an stronger emotional effect like the episode did.
I would have to agree with you.
If things keep going the way they are going right now, that episode might be how we as a specie die out. With Voyager and other drones carrying our legacy.
Maybe its showing growth?
@@hukeskypotter5149 Honestly, if we were facing certain and absolute extinction, I'd hope we'd launch a record of our planet's life into space, just to prove to the universe that we once existed.
@@EgyptianSpaceDog "if I could find a souvenir, just to prove the world was here"
This haunting tune is capable of making me feel an entirely new emotion. It's as if a trace of something is grasping onto me and saying: do not forget me.
Yes, exactly! Thanks for giving me the words
The wife of a friend passed away after a long battle with Cancer. She was a big Star Trek fan, so at the funeral this was played as part of a montages of images of her titled "Remember Me"
Same sir 🖖❤😢
How charming that the conductor wore his uniform for this performance. Beautiful --thank you!
To quote from Auguries of Innocence written by William Blake :
To see a world in a grain of sand
And a heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand
And eternity in an hour.
Wonderful
Kai-fong Chang Wow ! so gentle and relaxing.
this seriously needs to be put on in our store for customers who shop around.
So much emotion in this song and feels so real. Crazy to think it is based on a fictional civilization.
+Me3stR For me, Star Trek isnt really fiction. It is something for us to aim for, a goal for humanity. To move past our petty differences (For the most part) and unite as one to finally leave our solar system and continue exploring as humans have always been meant to do.
Without something to explore, and goals to strive for, we are going to stagnate and die off.
Andrew Harris
He was a Visionary, wish he was still around.
@@atomicdeath10 Visionary... true. Complete womanizer and a cheat... also true.
@@jerryharris876 we're all flawed on some level.
@@jerryharris876 noone said he is a perfect man. Tough, isn't that made him human?.
Beautiful arrangement. It must be Romulans that are thumbing this down. LLAP
Hahaha
Finally! A reasonable explanation for all the inappropriate thumbs down all over the internet. Romulans!
Nah, it's the Space Jews.
CZcams bots, the ones people pay to like their videos, they go around thumbing up and down random videos to trick CZcams detection algorithms.
ikarooz and most likely the Frengui
it is interesting how a single song can so fully encompass an emotion such as "Love"
and/or Faith
How do we learn to connect emotions to the music we hear?
@@AgeBetterDotCom We just do...
"So long as the human spirit thrives on this planet, music in some living form will accompany and sustain it and give it expressive meaning." - Aaron Copland
I can't believe some orchestra did music from this specific episode. Amazing! This episode is one of my favorites
This piece of music is actually in TWO episodes. Inner Light (My favourite episode of all) and the Season 6 Episode "Lessons" in which Picard falls in love with one of his officers. That's a really good episode as well if you haven't seen it. Also is it just me or does the opening of this piece sound a little like "Skye Boat Song" to anyone else as well?
MrPeterpiper1969
Yes I've seen both episodes, multiple times.
Micic00 In that case I have a question for you Micic? Which one did you prefer? I think Inner Light is THE best Picard centred episode of all but Lessons is also superb in the way it deals with the difference between his personal feelings and professional duty. That conflict is all internal and both episodes are among the ones I rate as the best sort of sci-fi in that it makes us think and doesn't settle for replacing a meaningful story with masses of explosions and other special effects.
MrPeterpiper1969
I like the Inner Light better because of the mind blowing story, of some long ago disappeared civilization programming your mind to re-live their final moments. You can't top that. Every part of that episode is exciting and fires the imagination and the final part of Picard's realization is the high point where you realize that he basically lived another full life besides his own which I think will be possible in the future (so there's another one of those inventions and ideas in Star Trek) wheres in Lessons you have pretty much an episode at a constant pace, beautiful nonetheless with good actress about their mutual love but lacking some of the above mentioned elements of the Inner Light which I regard highly. My honest opinion, of course
Micic00 I agree, as I said earlier I believe Inner Light to be THE best episode of TNG bar none because of those very factors you mentioned. The way Picard has to first adjust to his "life" on the planet and the way the writers made it actually quite difficult to readjust to being the Captain of the Enterprise was absolutely awe-inspiring to me. Everything about Inner Light is brilliant whereas Lessons has one slight weakness for me. Would Picard of all people REALLY be conflicted in the face of duty by personal considerations? I don't say he wouldn't have worried a lot about Daren but he would never have allowed that sort of fear to show in front of his bridge officers. It's just a minor point but it rubs against the grain of his character as it's written everywhere else across the seven series.
I like how the conductor is wearing a Starfleet admiral's tunic!
I did not notice that until you pointed it out!
With the rank of Admiral (One Star) or Commodore depending on how you see it
+Gary Wright Actually commodore isn't really a rank it's a position. It's the title given to a captain in charge of a group of captains and ships without holding a flag rank .
Commodore is a normal uniform like captains only with five rank pins !
No. A Fleet Captain has 5 pips. A commodore (despite not having actual flag rank) will have 1 pip with a square/rectangle piping around it, similar to all flag officer rank pips from that "era" in the stories. The flag ranks for 1-5 pips are: Rear Admiral, Lower half - Rear Admiral, Upper Half - Vice Admiral - Admiral - Fleet Admiral. (ST:TNG Officer's Manual as source for Fleet Captain rank insignia, Rear Admiral division into lower/upper and the implied Fleet Admiral insignia). -- If you're REALLY interested in this stuff ... the folks running Star Trek apparently took awhile to decide to actually track how they wanted to denote ranks visually, so there's quite a lot available at memory alpha under Starfleet Ranks.
I have told my brother that I want this played at my funeral, this is my favorite piece of music.
This is so magical. I've been binging TNG, and the duet episode came on where he plays this in the great Jefferies tube acoustics. You can't help but get swept up with emotion from the Inner Light episode. It's such a beautiful story, a beauty only matched by the flute arrangement.
I just watched that episode and had to come find the full song :)
i agree, they should have made the duet a complete piece of music!!!
Agreed 👍❤️🖖
I got goosebumps while he was still living the dream in his mind, and he realized as the rocket launched, that he was the one chosen to remember the now dead civilization.
This is a lovely arrangement, but nearly as powerful as the simple duet played by Picard, and Neela, in the episode LESSONS.
Yes, Lesson is a far better showcase of this song than Inner Light.
pure and absolute perfection. One the few songs in the entire star trek series that has truly made me cry.
One of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard...
What a song! it is absolutely painful but at the end it makes me feel happy and far from understanding the mysteries of our universe.
Exactly. Have all the stars in the universe.
That works better on sites with stars instead of upvotes...
Yes, it's kind of spiritual.
yes, in this concert it was a piccolo flute. its sound its close to the penny whistle. you can't get closer with an orchestra instrument.
Feels. All the feels.
And a Communist murderer for an avatar....
as soon as that flute kicks in... the feeeeeels
its the look that old kamin has when he see's his beloved eileen, alive again, you can see the love and hurt and sorrow all in one look
Piccolo
I cant help but weep.
Me: I'm not gonna cry. I will not, cry.
Me: goddamn you youtube recomended
Oh how that episode brought tears to my eyes, that will always be why I love Star Trek, may you rest now weary travelers.
I cant explain how much I love this song.... and thos episode is one of my favorites too........
There are so many things yet to learn. So many reasons to be humble. So vast a gap between who we are and what our true potential is. A study that Star Trek demonstrated ingeniously time and time again. A fact that all true fans mourn now that Trek is becoming known for blood, guts, sex and dirt - a reflection of who we ARE, not who we WANT to be.
Very well said. It's supposed to be about character, not characters, if you will.
Vern Hestand “so vast a gap between who we are and what our true potential is.” Beautifully put. Those words combined with the music speak volumes to me. I am a man who cannot seem to even begin to bridge the gap. As I continue to get older (in my mid thirties now) I begin to fear I will never achieve that which want to aspire to. my own fears and repeated failures...leave me with sense...that I never will. Yet music like this...words like yours...give me a spark of hope. Thank you.
one could; and I emphasizes could come to the conclusion that the "Kelvin time line " is more in line with the mirror universe.
But not the one of the TERRAN EMPIRE !!
@@mngentry live now, make now the most precious time ;-)
Well said friend, well said
What is it about ST:TNG? Not the greatest sci-fi out there. Not the greatest or most interesting characters. But it's capable of producing moments of such....such feeling.
The Inner Light was not only the high-water mark for the series, but all of television.
Because it wasn't REALLY sci-fi! It was the exploration of the human spirit and ourselves! Also, it took risks. Hard to find these days.
Gotta disagree, I think it was one of the best.
Startrek (specifically TNG) focused on portraying us as much more than we current are, be it political, religious or environmental. Most of the time it missed the mark because people just weren't interested and missed the action. Episodes like Inner Light and Chain Of Command, not only showed the incredible acting ability of Patrick Stewart but as this music shows there are great things in all of the episodes if people give them the time they deserve.
Zedrophobia very well stated.
Wrong. Wrong. True ... :)
Always loved this episode. Patrick Stuart really got to flex his acting muscles in this episode; that end scene where he finds the ressicant/flute in the box just blows you away. The way he clutches the flute to his chest tells you how much he felt for the people in that other life.
Stewart and Ressican. Being a huge fan should include spell checking.
The Admiral (Conductor) and the whole orchestra did a Great job!
Ein deutscher musikalischer Star Trek Gruss und dann auch noch die schönste Melodie die jemals in Star Trek zu hören war.
^^
absolut
Why doesn't this video have a million views yet? this is such a beautiful song to listen too.
this is so beautiful and i really loved this episode it really touch my heart so deeply i almost cry every time i hear just 2 sec of this flute music
from my heart thank you so much Morgan Grendel for writing this episode
Morgan GendelMorgan GendelMorgan Gendel
Beautiful, maginificent!! Having trouble typing. For some reason my allergies kicked in and my eyes are teraing up. =Stefan=
I remember sitting there and crying…hearing it live and having all the memories coming back
Inner light has got to be in the top 5 of tng
The Inner Light is my favorite episode of any show I've seen. This made me cry and filled my heart with joy. It made me miss playing on an orchestra. Those were the best years of my life that will never come again.
The best piece of music from the best stand-alone episode of all of TNG.
It matters little how we die,
so long as we die better men than we
imagined we could be --
and no worse than we feared."
- Drago Museveni CY 8451
19min mark of season 6 Episode 19 "Lessons" brings this beautiful song full circle. Such depth in almost every episode.
One of the great things about Star Trek is that it brings people together.
This episode won the 1993 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation
This music piece is never too old, never too late.....it brings an inner peace when I listen to the flutist and the orchestral pieces bring a harmonious rendition of soul and well-being....may the inner light bring peace upon you and yours!
I freaked the first time i saw "The Inner Light" it was truly amazing.
Conductor's log: measure 24 in standard time. We have encountered a notation we cannot identify......
no|ta¦tion
[nəʊˈteɪʃ(ə)n]
NOUN
a series or system of written symbols used to represent numbers, amounts, or elements in something such as music or mathematics:
"algebraic notation"
how do you "encounter" a notation?
+Gary - The conductor encounters a notation on the sheet music. Jesus, it was a joke. You're one of those types that copies and pastes an entry form a dictionary to try and prove someone wrong.
Yknow, for a Gary, you sure talk a lot.
+SoulSukkur is that a fallout referance?
Spongebob reference.
This is the magic that is Science fiction... taking us to places we have never seen... but have all experienced. Opening doors to other forms of expressing the emotions we all are made of... and attempting to inspire and encourage us to boldly go wherever we dare to explore.
Wholly crap! That flute solo is making my skin crawl! Talk about bringing back memories. Beautiful, beautiful melody with wonderful memories.
This SNG episode was just on tv. It's always had an impact on me, so much that a couple of months ago when I was at a bazaar in Mexico and saw a wooden flute, I bought it. If only I can learn to play it. But it did take Picard a lifetime to learn.
The conductor with the uniform is the top! Love this music...
Probably one of the best renditions I have heard
This episode and the music from it are both Star Trek at its very core.
play this at my funeral.....
Yes! Now I actually have something to put in my will. Just play the song.... I have no words.
There is something in my eyes. :'(
Is it doughnuts?!?! :D
Why Not? No, doughnuts would be AROUND my eyes.
ahhh. :)
I never get this emotional listening to music but this struck such a chord. So many memories. Absolutely beautiful.....the lone flute made me tear up something awful. I wish I had half this talent. Bravo.......
At the core of this story is the tale of humanity and its journey through the eons. Perfect.
This music brings to mind so many beautiful images.... Eline smiling when Kamen tells her he wants to build a nursery, Picard kissing Nella Daren, Wesley Crusher's lifeless corpse floating away from external side of an airlock... just beautiful...
I know absolutely nobody who understands me to like this melody and seeing orchestras such as these gives me hope. 🖖❤️🖖
Chief O'Brien this is the captain...
I order you: TO SCAN AND ISOLATE THOSE HUMANOIDS WHO DISLIKE THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF MUSIC...AND BEAM THEM TO THE BRIG!
Picard out!
The brig? Nah skipper, let's beam them to a spot five miles or so out of the starboard airlock. Better yet, send them to Jeffries Tube 9. No one EVER comes back from there. :)
Rura Penthe would be better.
...beam them to the dilithium mine
Beam the directly to the Klingon's engine room! And make them listen to and endless loop of Justin Bieber music!
@@SciTrekMan I think justin bieber is definitely banned on klingon vessels. it's probably also a biological weapon used by the romulans during their assault on the Khitomer outpost.The music had such a PTSD effect on Worf that he took to drinking prune juice.
How beautiful
I can't find words to describe how this make me feel. Kataan's memory is honored!
Props to the conductor for wearing his starfleet admirals uniform, you can tell that this was his favorite episode
An Admiral's uniform no less.
That's completely awesome.
This music brings tears to my eyes
Imagine being a fan and being in the crowd there and hearing this start to play....
My internal processors have learned to anticipate the unexpected. What a fantastic piece of music, written for a very memorable show.
Fantastic performance of the single best piece of music to come out of all of "Star Trek".
Love this song and episode and just introduced it to my 11 year old son.... so it will live on and "get him" like it "got me".
Of all the STNG episodes The Inner Light is and always has been my favorite. Nothing even comes close to any of the episodes in ST TOS
Best Star Trek episode ever
What a sensitive and beautiful performance! Just wonderful! Thank you for posting this and thanks to the musicians for performing it! BIG thumbs UP!
Picard...A man who explored many wonders of the galaxy, a hero and champion of Earth... but also a man saddened by never having his own children, a tragic irony, as Picard would have been a better father then Starship Captain...The probe gives the Capt a lifetime of memories (from a long extinct race) in the matter of moments. He has family a wife, children.
I die at the end of the episode when Picard finds the flute he played in his vision inside the probe and can play this song ! Beautiful..
The burden of our choices. And the price we pay, eh?.
This moment is one of the best ever on tv history. The tune always brings a tear to my. Fight me on this....even non-Trekkies would appreciate it I am 100% sure!...but I am a Trekkie hahah.
This really needs to be done like this, live and alive, absolute class, well done..... great joy to listen too
Nothing beats Jay Chattaway's original Suite, obviously on which this is based, but this is definately the best immitation i've seen on the internet. Well done guys.
Cherish your life.cherish this time here for it is finite in the grand scheme of your life. Let every moment be a world unto it self. Hold those you love close and forgive their short comings. This life is your gift to wrap to present and to cherish. We are so lucky to have a piece of music such as this to remind us of such a great melody and a show.
One of the best episodes of all of sci-fi. What a beautiful melody and what memories it brings back.
So beautiful...
Absolutely! There aren't many Star Trek episodes that moved me to tears... this one, probably the most of all!
My favorite Star Trek episode ever. This music gives me goosebumps, and makes me tear up...magical.
i've see them all, i was 7 when the original star trek launched, saw every episode, after that ended we waited almost 10 year for a star trek movie, saw them all, when TNG came out, watched every show, every episode, didnt watch deep space 9 or voyager, but out of the hundreds of episodes i have watched, of all the series, this is the top one, it makes your heart break, and soar at the same time. great acting all around, mostly though by guest actors who weren't series regulars
Beautiful ....
Oh so beautiful !
Goosebumps ....... Great Feeling ....Music for sad Moments in Life! Tears in my eyes and running down....for remember in history ... parts of life will come back to reality .... feeling the presence of all good and bad times in my life...
הפרק "האור הפנימי" הוא אחת היצירות המרגשות והנוגעות-ללב ביותר שאי פעם ראיתי.
קפטן פיקארד חי למעשה חיים שלמים, עשרות שנים, בהן יש לו אישה, אהבה, ילדים ונכדים. אלה חיים שהספק אחוז בהם ונמצא תמיד ברקע, עם תחושת אבדן וגעגוע אל החיים האמיתיים שלו בקפטן בצי-הכוכבים, ובצידו של הספק הולכת ונוצרת דאגה עמוקה מגורלו של הכוכב בו הוא נמצא, שנגזר למוות.
אך יחד עם הספק והדאגה, הוא חי חיים של אהבה, של יצירה, של משפחה, דברים שאין לו בחייו האמיתיים כקפטן קרייריסט. ואת הדברים האלה הוא לא יחליף בעד כל הון שבעולם.
את כל אלה מלווה הנגינה בחליל, מוזיקה קצרה שיש בה גם געגוע וגם תקווה.
החיים שלו נפסקים, הוא מתעורר, מתברר לו שהכל היה חזיון, שהתרחש במוחו בלבד, אך יחד עם זאת הכל היה אמיתי - הכוכב אכן התקיים, והיו בו קהילות, משפחות, ילדים, נכדים, ואהבה גדולה.
לבד בחדר, הוא חוזר אל החליל. השריד היחידי שנותר לו מהמשפחה שכל כך אהב, ולמעשה מהכוכב ומהאוכלוסיה שחייתה עליו, לפני אלף שנים.
הוא מחבק את החליל, מתגעגע, ומנגן.
Absolutely magnificent!!!
Still loving this music in 2020.. Vielen Dank fur diese video...... Alles gute!!!!