THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY - THE DANISH NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA REACTION
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From one of the greatest movies ever made. Quentin Tarantino has said that he considers it to be the best movie ever made.
See it in wide screen. Pan and scan does it absolutely no justice.
It sure wasn't done perfectly, it has it's technical problem, but damn if it still isn't a bad assed movie!
@@BertSmithLondon not sure what technical problems there are, either. maybe the dubbing in a very few scenes? hardly a technical issue.
NoNoNo
Once upon a time in the west IS THE GREATEST
WESTERN EVER MADE.
@@stephenhowell8863 I would agree that it's very good.
Ennio Morricone is the composer of this soundtrack and many others. He's an absolute genius.
Was. RIP the great master.
Well done sir love it
His triology is an absolute Masterpiece
@Wendy T - true 100%. But I wonder how many remember Edda Dell'Orso at this point. Morricone was a genious, even when he was younger. No questions there. Amazing all the way.
Sorry he was, as he died some time ago. Shortly before he died he actually gave a concert in Copenhagen! I hope some from the Orc. did managed to see it?
The thing I love about the DNSO is that they will play great and powerful music form movies and video games and give the same respect and passion that they give give Beethoven or Bach. They don't treat it as something beneath them.
Word.
Morricone was a classical composer, so he made his music for an Orchestra like this.
I'm the world's luckiest SOB - I'm going to this concert when they do it again August 17th!
Four years after this recording all the talented people do the success live again, and who doesn't dream of being there experiencing it??, it is actually becoming possible 17-20th of Aug. Perhaps the only time ever in this form.
Wah Wah lady for the win.
Check her earrings
I just love Tuva Semmingsen
@@finnbrodersen I just saw that for the first time. Little six shooters!
at first i thought her voice was electronically messed with, then realized she was just in perfect sync with the harmonica player.
Be sure to check out the movie for a better appreciation. It is one of the original Italian epic Spaghetti Western films directed by Sergio Leone "The good, the bad and the ugly" was released in 1966 and stars Clint Eastwood among others.
Eli Wallach was amazing and Lee Van Cleef was his usual chilling self.
@@ninline2000 yes, I just did not want ot look up the spelling of their name; by the way I think that that Ed recently was given an award for his part in this movie. don't quote me I think I read it somewhere in the past few weeks.
The Man With No Name Trilogy is a masterpiece
@@juankusoff no disagreement from me.
@Mitchell Beston there are 2 types of men, those with loaded guns, and those that dig. You, my friend....dig.
As an orchestral violinist for over 50 years, I couldn't agree with you more. If everyone in the world could hear the countless beautiful orchestral pieces composed throughout the years every single day, there would be hopefully no hate, no anger, no disagreements, no wars, I bet even mental health would greatly improve. If only.....
Mental health would most certainly improve but disagreements will never go away. We are individuals.
Well said. It needs then that we get our priorities right & realize that the best benefits are *aways* long term has preventive far reaching effects. But the rich & powerful that control the strings will never think long term. They must have their profits here & now before they die.
I agree, Elaine. BTW, are there any left-handed orchestral violinists, violists, cellists, etc.?
@@zeezee9670 We are a greedy species, sadly.
@@joannevincent2035 in my 50 years, I've never come across one! That would make sharing a stand difficult.
Ennio Moriccone is the composer, he’s amazing and has composed many , many fantastic pieces of music .
Absolutely right. He has composed the music to over 500 movies. That is insane.
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Indeed, one of the best
Check out Ennio’s The Trio
I can't believe you haven't seen that movie !!!
... lets say ..... YOU MUST watch it !!!!! :-)
Thank you 🙏🏾, Sir..for not interrupting this masterpiece written by the late great ENNIO MORRICONE 🇮🇹 (Italy)
You are not the only one ! I ALWAYS had thought that it would be so much better if life was a musical. 🎶🎵🥁🎸🎷🎻💃🏼🕺🏿👯🎵🎶
Can't imagine the amount of rehearsing it takes to perform this so perfect!!
This is a great example of a non-classical piece played by a symphony orchestra. It was written as the soundtrack to the movie of the same name-which is probably why you got the feeling it should be accompanying you as you went about your day!
Having Ennio Morricone playing in the earbuds makes grocery shopping epic af.
If you haven't seen that movie, you definitely should. It might be the greatest Western ever made.
Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, and Eli Wallach just flew into my mind unbidden, well, not exactly unbidden. 🎥🎬🤠 edit: Oh, yeah, I always have a soundtrack in my head. I thought everyone did.
Eli Wallach, a Jewish guy playing a Mexican, and making you SWEAR he's Mexican...
@@ffjsb there were and are many righteous Jewish actors.
Thank you for letting it breath till the end my man well done sir !!!
Ennio Morricone's music makes this movie stand out as the best western ever made. The music is incredibly realistic in depicting the lawless west since all sounds in the music portray a true aspect in that era such as fear of death, apprehension, and the sound of whipping, which makes this composition an epic representation of life in that period. Superb rendering by the Danish Orchestra. Kudos and thanks for posting.
دقیقا👍
Indeed--my one & only complaint about the DNSO performance is that the slapstick doesn't adequately mimic the whip crack.
This. performance. gives. me. chills. It. is. wonderful
Usually...anyone who makes it into an orchestra has a music degree and years and years of practice and musicianship. I love watching and listening to live performances by anyone who has worked and practiced their craft to the level of the folks in this production.
These people are very talented
Imagine sitting down at a piano with a blank sheet of music paper and writing down EVERY musical note played by EVERY different instrument and it comes out like this! Genius!
You need context. Watch the movie, then you'll understand why it's so ingrained in American culture.
WOW! I haven't gotten chills like this from listening to music in years ....... unbelievable! Truly one of the most beautiful musical compositions I have ever heard (and strangely enough I remember it from years and years ago .... I guess that during the current musical drought, I just appreciate it more ...)
That was cool. I love big orchestras. Ennio Morricone was a great composer. I just saw that he obviously died in June 2020 (source: Wikipedia). Now rest in in peace, Mr. Morricone.
That was so beautiful, it brought tears to my eyes, and memories of one of the best Western films ever, directed by Sergio Leone, starring Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach, with one of the greatest musical scores ever by Ennio Morricone ... they did a fantastic job .... another great musical score is from the movie Gladiator, Hans Zimmer and Lisa Gerrard were amazing ... actually Lisa Gerrard has some beautiful music I think you'd like
That was AMAZING !! And was the best Clint Eastwood western ever.
I've seen hundreds of reactions to this piece, but you have the best video of it. I could see much more clearly everything which was going on.
I have loved hearing this piece so much I now mostly listen to viewer reactions...thank you for your review...Ennio was truly a genius, and the Dutch Symphony fore perfectly recreating this masterpiece !
Oh yeah! Watch the movie The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!!!!!!! The music is so much more impactful when you know the story. It made Clint Eastwood a star.
Me, too! I just said exactly this to my husband about a month ago, "wouldn’t it be great if you had music like this (we were watching a movie) when you were just walking around? Your life would feel so much more dramatic!"
From one of the Greatest western movies of all time
Oh my Chod, this is stunning. I have been treated to this video a couple of times and gladly watched it again. Yes, there was a "man" hanging but if you had seen the movie you would have gotten the reference to why it was relevant. Thanks for this.
makes me want to watch the movie now lol
The greatest musical score ever
This song "ecstasy of gold" is always playing when Metallica is going on Stage at their Concerts.
James Hetfeld is a big Western Fan.
Seeing a video like this really makes you appreciate what takes place in so many movies. So often the sound track is such an integral part of what occurs visually that you don't stop to think of the dozens of incredibly talented composers, arrangers, and musicians it takes to create that sonic backdrop.
Great music. Good reaction.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is an epic movie. Long and never boring. This theme truly iconic. The hanging figure represents part of the plot. Eastwood's character would "save" a partner from hanging after receiving the reward for capture. Then they'd go to a new town and do it again.
Wrong movie
@@dannyboy2750 Go watch the movie then come back and apologize. That is exactly how this movie starts out with Blondie (Eastwood) and Tuco (Eli Wallach) . Get your facts straight before speaking about a Classic movie.
I'll never forget this movie and music. I was watching this movie outside in Vietnam when the sirens went off and incoming mortars came in.
I salute you Vietnam Veteran. Thank you for your service. My uncle is in the hospital today fighting covid, he served in that place too. He's had health problems for years and they keep saying he's dead but he wont die. A week ago they were talking about it was over, now they're talking about when he might go home. He said Vietnam couldn't kill him, nothing would.
YEESS!!! Somebody besides me found this, listened to it, and found it gloriously beautiful, and as an added bonus, the video provides you with the ability to watch these people at their craft(up close too). If they sold DVDs of this I would buy it.
You can buy it on Amazon - and probably other places too (search for more formats if you can't play a Blu-Ray): www.amazon.com/Morricone-Duel-dangerous-concert-Blu-ray/dp/B07HNFL7S6
@@augustuswarglewinkle6328 Thanks I'll give shot.
I find that I sometimes realize there has been a song playing in my head, in the background, for several minutes. I'll be going about my routine, doing this, doing that, thinking whatever I am thinking, and that music was there, mostly unheard, in the background.
If you can see Eli Walick running; searching for the grave marker, Arch Stanton, it adds so much more to this wonderful piece.
I think you'd enjoy seeing Dame Evelyn Glennie show off her amazing Percussionist skills.
The fact that she's also profoundly DEAF might amaze you even more!! 😲
Like almost everyone from my generation I am very familiar with this classic film score, but I have never seen nor heard this interpretation of it from the fabulous Danish National Symphony Orchestra. Mad props to them and to you for reacting to it! Such exquisite talent and musical perfection! And Chod, you and your reactions are the soundtrack to my workday!
First discovered this song a couple years ago myself...and I think it is one of the coolest things I've ever heard.
I agree with you in every way. But. I cannot understand how you didn’t tear up. I can make it to the oboes then from there on tears are streaming down my face. 💜
Amazing. A salute to the orchestra and chorus. Regards from Ontario, Canada
The musical composer for The Good The Bad and The Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars, For a few Dollars More, and Once Upon a Time in America was Ennio Morricone, he along with John Williams (Star Wars, ET the Extra Terrestrial) were my favorite movie composers.
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, is my all time favorite movie as well.
I wonder why everyone always forget "a fistful of dynamite". It deserves the same treatment of others that you mentioned.
You forgot “Once upon a time in the west” which is maybe the best western of all time. Extraordinary music composed of course by Ennio Morricone.
@@Jankeefox That was a movie I’ve missed. I’ll have to find it now. (Thanks for bringing it to my attention!) 👍🏼
@@alainchiaroni5149 ...And yet ANOTHER movie I’ve missed. I have some movies to find and catch up with! Thanks for the info! 👍🏼
yes, life needs a soundtrack, it would be awesome !!!
The woman conductor is Sarah Hicks, an American born in Tokyo, Japan working here as a guest conductor. She is the conductor of the Minnesota Philharmonic Orchestra. She looks pretty young to hold these positions which means she must really know her shit!
This is an outstanding cover of the Hugh Montenegro classic. It is a great piece of music on its own, but listened to within the context of the film " The Good, The Bad And The Ugly" gives it an even more powerful feeling. You should check it out.
Actually, the Montenegro version was the cover of the Morricone original. This is the true version.
@@revgid Montenegro's version was good, but this is the original and the best version by the master of spaghetti western music Ennio Morricone. His Ecstasy of Gold is a masterpiece.
Dude I thought I was alone! I always have music going in my head. When I was a kid it was during classes, track, I was always in band, but I never specialized, I would always learn whatever oddball instrument that was needed and the school owned or would buy or rent. I would learn it well enough to add that part. I always did choir at church or chorus at school. Now I am 63 and the sound track of my life is varied and rich, and full, and ranges far and wide.
I really love your giving the video 80% of the screen. Very few reviewers do this. We can see & enjoy the whole video so much better.
Very beautiful could almost make you cry
The DSO does sooooo many GREAT movie hits! Star Wars a must!
I listen to this while I do my job as a machinist. It's awesome!
Western movie soundtrack with an Italian spin on it. Amazing! Ennio Morricone was a genius. He composed so many beautiful, cool soundtracks. Another one he did for Sergio Leone (director), which is epic as well, Once Upon A Time In The West! Also, these movies are amazing!
Sergio Leone Director and Ennio Morricone was a congenial Team. Sergio tell him the Story then Ennio composed the Music. The music was already playing during filming, which had an effect on the actors' performance.
I listened to this on repeat when I was little kid back in the mid seventies, it was the beginning of my Italian soundtrack collection. i still loop it on a roadtrip. I dig your reactions by the way!!!
Serious music.
What a trip, now I want to see the movie again for the 25th time?
"Every time I hear an orchestra like this, it makes me question my musicianship". Mate, I've watched a few of those reaction videos, and that is the most accurate, down to the point comment I've heard. Good on you.
Ennio Morricone GENIO!!!!!!🇮🇹❤️🇮🇹🤠💯
Our lives need more music 🎶!
Great Movie
One of my favorite movie scores ever! Thank You.
Music is powerful it actually plays in your head all day long
Greatest movie ever. Im a filmmaker and hamds down best moive ever. I use to watch it with my pops on a Saturday Nd than as i got older watched it on acid. Holly hell. #1 movie every name one better. Ill fight. Blessings. Such a good movie i left the city and moved out west and bought some desert lands. Happy.
Chod, do yourself a huge favor and watch The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, followed by Once Upon a Time in the West (not in one sitting though) - the two greatest westerns of all time, both scored by Italy's greatest modern composer, the late Ennio Morricone.
And then check out Dire Straits, Once Upon a Time in the West.
Who has conceived such music is a genius. The genius is Ennio Morricone.
Very gifted musicians
I agree, totally! I’d like to know what Heaven’s CONCERTS ARE LIKE!
They HAVE TO BE “OUT OF THIS WORLD”!
Thanks you critiqued it so right in! Every one of those performers added their own unique touch! Well DONE, Danish Symphony!
Hey bro, greetings from the UK 🇬🇧 I’ve watched this dozens and dozens of times on my own and love it, I’ve also watched countless reaction videos to it too and yours is BY FAR the best, thank you for watching first, speaking second. It is the best and only way to it in my opinion, by doing it this way you’re allowing the content to breathe, there are so many so called ‘professional’ musicians/singers/voice coaches doing reaction videos and they stop/start and they’re so far up their own asses having to micro examine everything every few seconds that it completely destroys any enjoyment for the viewer. I stumbled on a new reaction CZcamsr yesterday and I tried two of her reactions and I had to switch off, I figure if she did a reaction to this it would take 90 minutes lol. Loved this bro, keep up the good work! 🇬🇧🇺🇸
Finally someone who understands great music, also congrats on having a jazz background and knowing music...
Yes, we all need a soundtrack playing in the background of our lives. Speaking of orchestras, the 1960s gave us a mix of a lot of different types of music on the top 40 charts. There was almost always at least one or two instrumentals on the charts each week. One of the biggest was a number one hit in 1968 called “Love is Blue,” by Paul Mauriat and his Orchestra. There is a fabulous video of him and his orchestra performing it live on CZcams. Definitely worth a listen, and I think you’d be the first reactor to do a reaction video to it. It is a beautiful song.
Watch the movie. It'll be good for you.
I 100% agree!!!!
My dad loved this movie and owned the soundtrack and I played it all the time as a kid.
2:46 love they have the guy hanging
So glad that I wasn't the only one who noticed it, or got the reference.
I like your thoughts on musical inspiration throughout our days .
Yes, life should come with music.
I got all this Spagetti Western movie Sound on old records. You must see the movie to really appreciate the music.
"Land of Make Believe" from the album of the same name by The Chuck Mangione Quartet and the Hamilton Symphony Orchestra, with vocal by Esther Satterfield .
The only way to truly appreciate this and it's virtuosity is to have seen the movie. I can hear the music and close my eyes and see the movie in my head.
This is the soundtrack for my favorite western. It’s about a treasure hunt, and the struggle between a bounty hunter, an assassin and a robber. The Good the Bad and the Ugly. It begins with an assassination and a hanging... sort of. You should watch it.
Comcummate professionals. I like that you have the big screen for the performer unlike many who make it all about their face. This was also an excellent video of this performance with very little promo coming in at the end and to see it on a big screen there is so much detail to watch.
What they bring is a masterpiece
Styx and the Contemporary Youth Orchestra is another good video to watch. Seeing the interaction between the band members and the orchestra is refreshing.
The second piece, beginning at 4:20, is called "Ecstasy of Gold" and is heard in the film when Tuco (Eli Wallach) is racing through the cemetery looking for the grave marker where the gold is supposed to be buried. I think the passage at 6:08 is exquisite.
I would strongly recommend this symphonic performance of Jerry Goldsmith's original end credits music for ALIEN. Much of Goldsmith's music for that movie went unused by director Ridley Scott including this amazing piece, which is played beautifully in this video: czcams.com/video/30xk2Q1SuKA/video.html
One of my favorite scenes, it almost makes you dizzy watching all the gravestones flash by as he's running...
Just try to imagine what one's mind needs to be to come up with something like this .. The genious that was Ennio Morricone
One question, did this performance make you want to see the movie ? From the get go you seemed completely mesmerized but I was the same way first time I saw this orchestra. I've seen everything they offer on Utube over and over. If I was to ever get the opportunity to see them live, I don't think my heart could stand it.
With regard to your query if others out here think about musical backgrounds and everyday life interfacing, yes... especially when I driving by myself on some isolated curvy backroad and in my head all I can hear is the James Bond theme. However I recall living my childhood to the classical selections I picked up every Saturday morning from the Warner Brothers cartoons.
Flashmob performance of Beethoven's "Ode to Joy", is another good one.
This orchestra is brilliant, found them a few weeks ago. Check out other movies from them, Star Trek soundtrack as well. This is exactly like the movie soundtrack.
We are very proud of our symphony orchestra, and these special themed concerts are something I, for one, do not mind that my tax money is spent on. (Yes, the DNSO is 100% state funded, through our national broadcaster.)
Unless it's postponed again, I'll actually be seeing them live in August, for their "Galaxymphony Strikes Back" concert.
I like the opening line of this movie!
Ahem!
Go ahead!
Make my day!
WAIT! WHAT! ?
GOTCHA!
You should also listen til this orchestra playing “Once Upon A Time In The West”.
"If you're going to shoot, shoot. Don't talk."
That's one of the great lines in the movie
Ennio Morricone also did the score from Once Upon A Time In The West. It's called "Your Love". You should check out the two versions of it in one video; the hummed version from the movie by Edda Dell'Orso and then the vocal version by then 14 or 15 year old Jackie Evancho. A breathtaking piece of music.
The music fits the film , love your choices
Music gives you mental power
Thassright, Wilburn. More symphonies following people around, soundtracking our lives. Absolutely. 100%.