I must beg you, as a nurse that's what I 'm. Try to play this beautiful music next your wife and see her reaction. My Mother loved this music, was one the Best for her. Send you a big hug.
This is the last music my mom ever heard. I played this video for her before she died this weekend. Somewhere, My Love was played at her wedding 51 years ago.
I am so so very sorry 😞....I am still and slways grieving the death of my mom - with whom I lived and for whom I was the care giver - from dementia ....just over a year after losing my dad; my Lighthouse, my Rock, my best friend as result of a horrible car crash [ in which momwas also injured severly[ ...i just wanted to acknowledge your post.... it is, or can be for many of us, ...so difficult...hang in there [ Phillip in North carolina]
I lost my mom to Dementia on 25th June 2021 ...I can understand the pain.I still cry a bit every day remembering all her sacrifices...I remained un married till date.This Aug I had a massive heart attack and I am happy that I will meet her soon enough!
Rory-Not Gail: I understand. As I sat here welling up, I saw your post. My Mom - for some silly reason - took me to the drive-in with her to see Dr. Zhivago when I was about 10. She said she always loved the theme song. I listen to it still, at age 65, to take me back to that evening at the drive-in with my Mom...and to simply share a moment in something I know was dear to her heart.
@thatonefrenchguy9109 I beg your pardon? Have you not seen the long list of Asian music? Has your scope been so limited that you didn't even look at South America, Central America and the Middle East? Go educate yourself. There are millions of songs out there, both past and present.
@@thatonefrenchguy9109and while we are at it, what business of yours is it which religions decide to pick up an instrument? You sound like a bigot and a racist.
We were poor during the 60s, but this music made our lives seem like royalty. Our family was musical. We weren't the Jackson 5, or the Osmonds but we knew the the piano and how to entertain.
Lara's theme and the film Dr Zhivago has been my booster whenever I have felt sad, depressed, helpless, angry. Enjoyed it for years over and still do. Wonderful.
¡ Que hetmosa sinfonia! Hace soñar. Me recuerdan los felices años de mi lejana juventud, cuando estudiaba en la facultad de derecho xe la universidad de Oviedo. Dias de amor, de vino y de rosas. Alli me enamore de mi futura esposa. A mis ochenta años me recuerdo de aquellos felices tiempos. Pero ahora solo quedan el recuerdo y la nostalgia.
Quel merveilleux film, je ne "l'oublierai jamais" Ma première toutoune, son prénom a été LARA !!.. 🐩💖💞💖💞💖💞💖💞💖 Merci pour cette belle musique avec tous ces beaux souvenirs 🙏🙏
My aunty Joy just passed away 3 days ago. I remember her having a musical photo cube playing this music. It brings back memories of me staying over at her home weekends. I was always drawn to this track and it has always made me emotional.
I've never heard his music before until I found this on you tube. It is unbelievable. Truly enjoyable, I must have listened to him and his orchestra a thousand times already. One of a kind. Thank you for your beautiful music Andre. I know I will never be able to see u in the flesh because I lived in Hawaii all my 69 years but at least I get to enjoy your music online. I'm grateful for that.
I fell in love with Julie Christie when I saw this film. Every time that I hear this music I think of her. Beautiful rendition by Andre and his orchestra
Saw the film Dr. Zhivago’s Lara’s Theme and never forgot it. Historic and tragic. Quite the love story! I’ve experienced some of that sad story of loss love, (love loss). Then cavatina from “The Deer Hunter” and could not sleep for hours.
There are so many people in this club who have experienced the same thing you have. Rejoice in the fact that we have been allowed the honor of such a movie. Music, scenes, story are all marvelous. My fave of all time!
Across the seemingly endless steppes of Ukraine, though the time and distance may separate us, my love, my thoughts of you are with you, always, " somewhere, there will be songs to sing, when ever the spring breaks through "
Who's still listening this somewhat triste and beautiful tune in 2021 with me? I guess we all have our own "Lara" in our memories. Memories of those far-off day? Memories tinged with sadness? Reminiscences and Memories crowded your mind? Long lost friends? or heyday of your life? I want to share your beautiful stories. Will you leave your beautiful stories at my door? I'll leave them for the one who waits behind. Somewhere my love..
From my 16 years age I am seeing and hearing this divine music and a splendid film Even at my 66 years it is still appealing and attracting me like magnet. A priceless composition l. My Salam to David Lean Sa'ab and the music composer.
Lara é diminutivo de Larissa. Quando vi o filme dr Givago. queria pôr esse nome de Larissa na minha filha. Minha irmã teve uma filha e pediu para pôr o nome na filha dela. Minha filha nasceu 1 ano depois. Amo essa música ❤
Ciao Lara. Credo che questa musica ti tenga in contatto, unita alla tua mamma anche se non puoi toccarla. Un abbraccio. Nemmeno io ho piu' la mamma e ti sono vicino. Dio vi benedica, tu e lei. Ciao. Massimo da Firenze
In 1965 after watching Dr Zhivago in a cinema, I watched again non stop. Lara and Yuri and this song remains in my heart. Today, after nearly 60 years, I have it on my Huawei phone.
My grandparents brought back a music box from Switzerland that had this melody on it. I remember winding it up and feeling really sad by how delicate the theme was (music boxes tend to increase sentimental feelings in me for some reason). So I packed the music box out of sight because whenever I looked at it or listened to it, I was reminded of mortality and stressed about how much time I have left with my family. Today I dug through some old things and found the music box again. I cranked it up and felt a little sad again, but decided to listen to the full theme now on RU-vid... and I have to say, I feel different about the song now. It's not about what little time we have left and being stuck with a repeating memory that slowly fades away as time passes... it's about a grandiose expression and appreciation of life and love. I've never seen Dr. Zhivago, but I'm curious about this Lara person and why they have such a beautiful theme. I'm gonna call my grandparents and tell them how much I love them right now.
The Johann Strauss Orchestra - the happiest music on earth. Andre - we are (nearly) family - I just found out I am 42% European and the only country apart from the UK where all my recent few generations and I have been born and lived is Holland, lots of Dutch going on here. SO happy to be part of your family (almost - close enough to count anyway)
