ORDINARY PEOPLE - "Canon in D" - Pachelbel/Marvin Hamlisch - *STEREO*
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- Pachelbel's "Canon in D" as adapted by Marvin Hamlisch for Robert Redford's searing drama ORDINARY PEOPLE (1980). Mono audio rip from film cleaned and freshened up in stereo for more satisfying standalone playback.
-uploaded in HD at www.TunesToTube.com - Hudba
The music haunts you right from the start... the opening of a masterpiece. Amazing film. They don’t make dramas like that anymore.
spot on. This song is beautiful but so sad, and the movie, just amazing, but it is the saddest movie I have ever seen, and that is saying a lot. Acting was outstanding!!!!!
The last great film of the golden era.
Canon in D made this movie so memorable for me
Jacki Mortenson And vice versa.
This song makes me cry every time that I hear it. You too?
It is one of the most moving pieces of music I have ever heard -- Love Pachabel's Canon in D -- it has been played and orchestrated in many different versions.
Since 1980 when I saw the film, this song has been with me. I am so happy to have found it hear to listen again. I wish the song were longer and released as a single, like the Christmas Canon.
This movie is so many things..what a family goes through when a child dies... all of the characters were great in this movie and the music was beautiful...one of my favorite movies .
Four academy awards, Best Picture, Best Director (Robert Redford, his directorial debut), Best Supporting Actor (Tim Hutton, his film debut) and Best Adapted Screenplay. Brilliant film.
Was Mary Tyler Moore nominated?
@@fbueller i do believe she was nominated, she didnt win though(she shouldve in my opinion)
Wow, it was one of my favorite films ever, but I had forgotten about all the awards. Amazing.
Timothy Hutton should have been nominated for Best Actor......he was the main character in the film.......
One of my favorite films! A very important example of family dynamics!
Just watched again. The acting is incredible.
Robert Redford is a genius.
"In this typical town........in this comfortable home.........3 ordinary people are about to live.........an extraordinary story"
The mother was a real witch. You could maybe feel bad that she lost her son, but she has another she just treats like shit.
@@frankpetersen6624
There is no doubt, grief and blame and, yes, even guilt, will cause human beings to do illogical, irrational things
@@andrewpetik2034 yeah. I definitely have had more than my share. Also had enough of being so grief stricken that I could have ended up dead myself since self destruction is something I don’t mean to do, but seems to happen regardless. I just hope I can deal with things much better than I had before.
I just got this on blu-ray. Such an amazing film. Riveting. I appreciate how almost everyone can relate to it differently. A lot of people see it as almost cripplingly depressing, but I felt like it's more about acceptance, and overcoming and breaking free, of and from ourselves and others. The ending was beautiful, and sad, but also exhilarating and hopeful.
How does the Blu-Ray look and sound?
Yes! Beautiful and liberating and so very human.
This film was the first time I had ever heard the Canon. Beautiful!
That Mary Tyler Moore didn't win the Oscar for her incredible performance in this film is a crime. She captured perfectly the complex and multidimensional reactions of a person devastated and heartbroken by the death of a loved one. It is truly one of the great performances in film.
Just watched it. There is so much sensibility in the way this movie was made.
You can feel the pain and how every character deals with grief in their own way.
The ending is heart-warming - acceptance and showing your vulnerability is the key message here.
Beautiful movie.
Beth was truly grieving after the loss of her son Buck. She did whatever she could to distract her from the pain by golfing, shopping, and traveling as well as phone calls. She was about keeping her polished image in front of others too. She was not able to love her other son Conrad even after he needed her.
I wanted to hate her for that. MTM was so convincing.
And Buck had been her favorite.
Yeah I've heard Beth described as a monster but she is a mother in the deepest grief (though she appears the most together) and cannot understand her surviving son and cannot accept that her favourite son has gone forever
Also her husband tells the doctor that Beth and Conrad are very much alike so her reactions are like his. Keeping everything inside.
I remember crying at the scene where Conrad enters the living room where his parents are and hugs his mother before going to bed. She seemed shocked by this gesture but doesn't even try to hug him back. My heart broke for poor Conrad.
Pachelbel's Canon suits all moods and occasions, a celestial masterpiece.
The song is so incredibly beautiful that it touches the deepest part of my soul.
This movie stays with u forever, bc even when u have it all, life can b shattered. All we have is God, Jehovah, in the end.
Oh shut up.
"It's cold out here, you should put that on, or do you want a sweater?"
That scene... a masterclass in writing... acting.... directing...
"Do I need one?........ARF, arf,arf!"
Saw this film so long ago but it has a lasting impression on me powerful emotions
Good Lord, thank you so, so much for posting. This is my favorite film and forever have I waited to hear this rendition of Pachelbel exactly as it was in the film.
I don't understand the blowback this film has gotten; I first saw it a few weeks before my parents split and it has never left me.
Tim Hutton was playing me.
This film has been a lifesaver for me as well. I identify so much with Conrad’s struggle and the lessons he learned under Berger’s care are timeless and have carried me well into adulthood. If more people had a Dr. Berger in their lives, there would be less anxiety and suicide.
I think the blowback came because Ordinary People beat out Raging Bull for Best Picture. One was introspective and emotional; the other edgy and innovative. Redford and Scorsese, two totally different styles of filmmakers, do it’s hard to compare the two.
@@pam0626 agree completely
@@pam0626 That is why I hate award shows.....you cannot compare things that are so different but each excellent in their own way.
@@LostintheTwilightZone Very true. That is why it is an honor to be nominated.
Heartbreaking film. Also, one of hope. Fine performances all the way around. I was so glad that Timothy Burton's character, Conrad, had Dr. Berger, who was there for him, when he had a breakthrough. His friend's death triggered all the emotions that he had been suppressing. When Conrad says, "I don't know what I would have done if you hadn't been there for me. Thank you." When Berger let's him know that " I'm your friend." And he gives him a shoulder to cry on and a hug that he badly needed. But more importantly, he listened and he gave him acceptance. And he helped him to forgive himself for surviving, when his brother, Bucky, let go of the boat and died.
As for Mary Tyler Moore. She gave a performance that deserved nomination.
Her Denial was complete.
Her not being able to be around him or talk to him, with her Mother, she indicated she was thinking of sending him away to boarding school.( To get him completely away.) She manipulated her husband into excluding him from going to Texas, where he could have seen her brother, his uncle, and their family. She blamed Conrad for his brother, Bucky, dying. If you had a child, who died and the other child survived, wouldn't you think that you would have Thanked what ever powers that be for having your surviving son. You would want to hold onto him and if anything be overprotective so that
nothing else could harm him. She acted like he part of the furniture in the house. Actually, I think she cared more for "appearances." Her husband after seeing Dr. Berger, himself, started to see through her act. He finally wised up. The ultimate betrayal. Was when he asked her, " Do you love Me? Do you you?"
Her pathetic answer was, "
I feel the way I've always felt about you." She couldn't say "I love you."
I wonder if she ever lived him or if he was just someone who could "provide" a way if life, and all the material things that went with an upper middle class comfort, with her able to manipulate him, without anything being asked of her. Her husband was right when he summed it up. " It would have been alright, if there hadn't been any Mess. But you can't handle Mess. It has to be easy." So once he said, " I don't think that I love you anymore. And I don't know what we have been playing at." She left. Because she could "fool" him or manipulate him anymore. She took the easy way out. Probably went to Texas and found a richer, more gullible fool, that she could manipulate and lead around. Sad. That
It would take the death of the son, to finally rip away the facade of money can buy happiness. Unfortunately, it cannot. It doesn't buy immunity from death, or sickness, or getting old, or make you a better person, or make kinder or buy you integrity or character. All of which, Donald Sutherland's and Timothy Hutton' s character, they, both, had. She was "lacking" in substance. I did feel sorry that she was the one losing. They would, ultimately, be better off. She had walked away from the most valuable things that mattered. Father and Son would heal, and grow, and change. I'm afraid, the Mother would not.
Just my opinion. It was a beautiful, complex film.
Very well reviewed. Excellent film!
Same here
Spot On!
Timothy Hutton
Just saw the film. Extraordinary. Thanks for this.
Such a tremendoously brilliant film and so realistic!!! I just cannot properly put into words how incredibly well done it is.
does anyone remember the line at the end from Donald Sutherland (Calvin) when Mary Tyler Moore leaves? Conrad steps outside and his father says something very simple but since I originally saw this film in school we analyzed it and the line where he tells Conrad (Timothy Hutton) at the end outside "The yard seems smaller in the winter" is very significant. It is metaphorical to Moore leaving and that there is one less person in the home, a smaller family. You would never know that this is the hidden message in that statement, heck I wouldn't unless a teacher pointed it out, LOL. Great movie, but VERY sad. A must see though, at least once b/c watching this over and over will just make you cry.
"The yard looks smaller without leaves."
So many scenes like that in the whole movie. Even the start where Conrad is singing right behind Jeannine Pratt, sort of foreshadowing what would come later.
Thank you so much for posting the correct adaptation of this theme from a deserved 1980 Best Picture Oscar-winning film. Hamlisch's Baroque stylizations were perfect for this movie.
"In the silence of our souls, O Lord,
We contemplate Thy peace
Free from all the world's desires
Free from fear and all anxiety
Oh Lord, Oh God, Wisdom, joy, and peace and love divine
Oh Lord, Oh God, Glory, praise, and honour be always thine
Oh dearest Lord, come to us now
Have mercy on us, stay with us and protect us all
Oh Lord, our God, wisdom, truth, and love, and peace, and joy
Oh Lord our King, thy praises we will always sing
Alleluia"
Great song to fall in love to.
Heartbreaking movie
One of the most powerful movies ever made; I use vignettes from it to teach about forgiveness.
Faithfully yours,
The Rev. Derrill B Manley, Ph.D
We could runaway to Mexico
This movie has taught me check The Weather Channel before canoeing.
Brutal
“Buck would of never been in the hospital” my favorite movie of all time
That one line cuts like a knife. This is the real Beth talking--and meaning to really harm Con when she does. She actually attempts to show remorse to Calvin (much like Conrad does) a few seconds after she shrieks the words.
Tim MTM was never better in any of her projects.. she mastered the role of Beth. I always felt Beth was a victim as well as Conrad and Cal. I 1st saw this movie in the theatre when I was 17 years old and I still rank it as my favorite movie. All the performances are still superior... the line “ maybe this is how they sit around and talk at the hospital but we’re not at hospital now” is another line where she shows her need to blame Conrad for her despair.
*would've
Loving this song in 2024.
Great song, great movie
One of my mothers favs.thanks.
Beatiful sound
I can't thank you enough for uploading this.
Best music I hear
perfect in every way
I know those angelical voices from the memes came from somewhere. So glad I found out where they're from.
Wow...just wow. :')
Brilliant movie. They don't make serious adult themed movies like this anymore
I couldn’t believe how Mary Tyler Moore’s character turned out to be. Usually dads mostly have a can’t give two f’s about their kids. Not every father obviously. But I was amazed how cruel and unkind she was to her other son as if she hated him. I hen your son makes a suite attempt, you’re supposed to be there that much more for your kid. Was very disappointed by the end when she walked out on her husband and son. I felt like yelling at the tf saying what is wrong with you lady!!!
I read that MTM had little to do with Hutton and acted aloof during filming to help his character feel even more isolated.
@@wbport oh wow really? That’s interesting and definitely believable. The way she seemed to scorn her son, who was a good kid, but did something stupid like trying to commit suicide, you would think the mother, more, would be more sympathetic, but I was stunned by how it ended. I’m thinking, she’s gonna stop being the nasty bitch she was throughout the whole movie, and maybe breakdown crying over the other son, realizing she still has another son who obviously loves her and wants her acceptance, only for her to skip town the way she did. It was very interesting to see her in this. I’ve only known MTM from her tv show so to see her play a character that’s completely different than I’ve seen her play before was interesting. She did a good job still, in playing this character who just ended up not having any redeeming qualities.
@RapidDecisions oh wow! No. I didn’t! Did it happen during filming this moving or before it? It would surprise me if she would want to take on this character, after her own true life experience. Wow that’s crazy
I was glad she left. They would be happier without her presence.
@@Soapandwater6 I was too. After seeing how nasty band horrendous as a wife and mother she was, I just didn’t expect that ending where I appreciated it at the same time because it’s not realistic when there’s this happily ever after in every movie.
Due to my born again brother in law who hated me since day one, I severed ties with my mon and sister where if I didn’t know better it was as if he turned them into robots. They did something so horrendous to me where I had no choice but to believe that last summer I never thought I had these repressed memories that what they did to me was beyond evil . I chose to forgive them , but still always felt things werent right where I forgave them for what they did to me but will never see the person who I always was- kind hearted , would do anything for them etc., to the person I am today. Someone who forgot he was always a fighter no matter what life dealt me.
I’m sorry I didn’t mean to turn this into what I finally realized I can’t do anymore. And that’s having them in my lives anymore. Saddens me deeply because I never got to say goodbye to my beloved niece. And want to tell her so bad, I will always be here for you no matter what. Whatever you need just know all you have to do is text or call me. One day maybe I’ll figure out a way because there’s this change in her as well. One in which my very angry brother in law may be the reason she looks sad but is afraid to tell anyone why.
Anyway just needed to vent after seeing this response on my comment made so long ago. Where I never dreamed my mother could ever become the way Mary Tyler Moire portrayed this character . Ah, life
Excelente película.está incluida en mi top 20 de mis favoritas.
thank u very much
Haunted me since I first saw the movie in my 20s in 83 or so then on the docks in leharve when id failed to getinto England and then later when i did stay in England and Princess Diana made it fsmous again
Liked it -a lot!
Stupendo film interpreti e soundtrack
I love this movie. Judd Hirsch was awesome. Then scene where Hirsch says. " because I'm your friend", truly beautiful. I use to host a radio show in university called. " Philosophers and Thinkers", we discussed this movie many times.
Book from?? ❤❤❤
Everything is in its proper place except the past.
❤😢
Canone di pachelbbel vero giusto bellissimo
Una storia bellissima che contiene un segreto un figlio adorato che muove e uno Denigraato e osteggiato che e quello più in gamba
😭
It ' s true
When is this film going to be released on bluray?
It’s ok 4K on iTunes
Not only blu ray but there is an HD version floating around.
1980
Is there a place to purchase this version of the song?
Charlie Duffy - sorry for responding to this so late. I wish I knew. I essentially ripped the audio from the beginning of the film and kind of "remixed it." But as for a version to purchase, I don't think so. Intrada released what should have been a definitive soundtrack score, but really...what I heard of that CD was very disappointing. Maybe the tracks on that release were the same raw tracks that we'd eventually hear in the film, but it sure didn't sound like that to me. The presentation was very underwhelming and seemed incomplete, as though it were padded with "unreleased, never before heard" tracks, while not actually showcasing the entirety of the music we all loved in the film as it was used in the film. Fingers crossed it all sees the light of day with a proper release.
@@swr2777 Yes--it is included with Hamlisch's score for Save The Tiger at marvinhamlisch.com/news/now-shipping-limited-edition-marvin-hamlischs-scores-for-films-ordinary-people-and-save-the-tiger-the-music-of-marvin-hamlisch/
a question swr2777 does it have copyright, can I use it? Sunday 5:26pm 26/12/2021
What about the version at the end of the film? That's what I thought this was.
JamaicaSugar I believe that version is more readily available on the Soundtrack CD released a few years ago, and was also available as a single on 45 circa the film’s release.
@@swr2777 The closing credits theme (a truncated version of the Cannon) is right here on CZcams. It is orchestrated like the Paillard version but runs a little more than two minutes shorter in time. Paillard (who rediscovered the piece) gets a credit in the end titles.
E un film straordinario e un film sulla famiglia ma c e in mistero da scoprire che si capisce solo in fondo
For me Also
I knew she was an ice queen when she threw away french toast.
And it looked so delicious.
Ma lui e forte e anche grazie alla. amore di una ragazza bellossima ma un po' imbranata ce la fa e emerge la madre vs via non lo accettets mdi pazienza lui è in gamba
Judith guess in kitabını okumuştum, genelde kitabı iyi olursa...film kötü olur...ama bu film çok güzel..
Timothy hutton massimo più che altro credo
"In my life" solo anyone?
SOS
Movie is depressing throughout and no break in between scenes
Pachelbel's Cannon is lovely as it is. Sorry but Hamlisch rendition murders it.
"Searing" drama?? No, just "soporific". A decent pruning job might have lessened the tedium, but it just went on and on...
Wrong. What's the matter, Michael Bay--not enough explosions for you?
Tim Irish Who are you talking to?
coralarch Not at ALL. You’re in a very small minority if you feel this way ..
One of my mothers favs.thanks.