I had the fortune of being at the concert, when the show was recorded. Loveth reaction is right on point! We were com-ple-te-ly blown away...nothing less...blown away....this was live of course, but every time I hear it on youtube...I get to re-live it...and it is still awesome!!
Wow you were so lucky! I think I have been watching their video non stop today. I watched the movie ages ago and am familiar with Morricone's music. This just blew me away too. Everything is just perfect. And I kept on thinking, how it must have been to be there. Utterly beautiful :-)
What a reaction. Beautyfull music does make you feel touched. DNSO are nothing less than amazing. I have seen them a couple of times and I'm looking forward to go and see them again. Do yourself a favour and see some more with them. 😊
What a beautiful reaction. I'm 58 in November and my Dad borrowed the album Great Western Movie Themes from the library when I was a child in the 70s. My favourite tracks were The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and The Big Country. This is the best version of Ennio Moriccone's classic score I've ever heard. Like you I cry when I listen to it. For me it's the great memories of my childhood that it brings back ❤️. You felt the vibes babe. There's nothing like a massive superb orchestra playing a classic. I've only today planned with my German ex (my best friend these days) to book a ticket to see them live. I will hire a beautiful dress for her and a Tux myself for the occasion. It'll be a night to remember. And believe me when I say that it's not only women who cry. Any performance I know will be emotional I always have tissues ready lol
11:03. My dear…this is the difference between a composer and a GENIUS ! And the Maestro Ennio Morricone was a great genius who composed this and other masterpiece.
Aris1956 - Agree 100%. Morricone was a genius. Literally. If you look at his story, life, it is pure genious. Enough said. "He entered the Saint Cecilia Conservatory to take trumpet lessons under the guidance of Umberto Semproni. He formally entered the conservatory in 1940 at age 12, enrolling in a four-year harmony program that he completed within six months" "Morricone wrote his first compositions when he was six years old and he was encouraged to develop his natural talents"
@@tannhauser5399 Oh yes….as an Italian we have seen the story of Morricone on Italian television many times, in particular then obviously after his death, and in many Italian Talk Shows in which he talked about his life. His death was a great loss for everyone, not just for us Italians. Geniuses like Morricone are born only once. But fortunately his brilliant soundtracks and his great music will forever remain in the history of world music.
My wife does not understand why I turn on this movie at every opportunity, until I explain that I'm not watching the movie, I'm listening to the soundtrack. Best soundtrack ever (Including Lawrence of Arabia, OMG). God, I wish I'd been there.
Baby if you did NOT cry I would not believe that you were human. You SHOULD cry. I can tell you were riding the waves exactly how you should… much love and peace to you 💜☮️💜
I don’t know anything about music but when the sopranos lady sings, I feel the human struggle and triumph in the end….is that the right interpretation?
I react the same way every time I listen to this piece of music. The beauty of this music is so overwhelming that it brings tears every time. Especially the second part that is titled ‘Ecstacy of Gold’ is the embodiment of perfection!
Now u have to watch... Good bad and Ugly, Fistful of Dollars, Few dollars more, Once Upon a time in the West, and My Name is Nobody! All considered the biggest of the spaghetti westerns, with all this music! And epic storylines, camera work, and scenery!
Dude, she gets it. So beautiful with so little vocals. The instruments tell a story so much more clearly than a images on a screen ever could. You're one in a million. Keep it up!
I have watched a lot of these Danish National Symphony Orchestra "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" reaction videos, and the English Horn solo in the beginning of the second part is a real ladykiller. This is however the strongest reaction I've seen, so far. ☺
You have one of the best reactions on the internet... Thank you for opening your mind to new music... The work and planning involved in this song was amazing... You recognized it right away. For that I have liked your channel and subscribed... Thank you thank you thank you
This video perfectly shows the difference between "composing" music and "arranging" music for movies. To "compose" you must KNOW what each instrument is capable of, how it can highlight another instrument OR counter it, as well as how it can emphasis specific emotional responses. And you must KNOW how to do it note for note, bar for bar, piece by piece. To "arrange" you must KNOW how each sound works with or against each other. And you must KNOW where your "power" comes from. Composing is like a hand written letter to a dear friend or loved one. Arranging is simply typing a form letter. Both can be moving, don't get me wrong. But the "composed" version will always feel more emotionally connected to both the composer and the listener.
This does the same to me Loveth! Music has a way of reaching deep into the soul and bringing forth all kinds of feeling and thoughts. I saw the movie when it came out, my Moher was a big westeern fan and took me with her, I had to have the ssoundtrack on vinly, she bought me the 45 and I still have it to this day, I'm 66 now! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and feeling Loveth Muse
Beautiful reaction!!! 😍 Ennio Morricone, who composed this music for Sergio Leone's western movie "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly" (1968), has passed away in July 2020.
Never apologize for your feelings....this is what beautiful music, especially a symphony orchestra performance WITH a full choir, can do to you. It does it to me everytime, I get goosebumps too. I am glad to see so many young reactors exploring orchestral music and classical music.
the waa waa lady, the aye ayee ayye singers, the so so serious violin player, the guy on horn with whale lungs, and the angel on balcony. so much talent with all involved. (the angel on balcony makes my eyes water also)
Your reaction made me cry. I loved seeing someone truly appreciate such a beautiful creation. Playing it through without stopping makes it so much more powerful.
Always remember: The second tune was written for the epicness of a scene where a rugged, dirty man runs around in a graveyard looking for a specific grave.
A dire il vero bisogna sempre ricordare che tutte le melodie sono state scritte e composte dal Maestro ENNIO MORRICONE che è stato il più Grande Compositore Musicale di tutti i tempi..
You're wonderful and beautiful - pure and honest emotions. Not many people are able to show the rest of the world their feelings like you, thank you sooo much 🥰😘
Great reaction! I would never trust a person who doesn't get emotional or amazed in some way to this brilliant performance. I find myself listening to it a lot in these troubled times to remind me there are somethings that will never fail to raise my spirits...
The writter, Ennio Morricone, was a wonderfull composer. I love this one, the one he made for the movie The Mission, the Untouchables too. Also, I like Vangelis and Basil Poledorius, they both made movies soundtracks as well.
If you ever live on the plains of the west for any time you would hear the coyotes cry at night ( the women choir ) and clap of thunder and whip snapping (slapping sticks), the blond woman singer is the prairie wind , canyon echoes (male choir) all classic western movie sounds.
Yes, this music (The Good, The Bad & The Ugly theme and Ecstacy of Gold originally by Ennio Morricone and his orchestra) is moving, indeed. And to think as a kid I used to see Italian (Spaghetti) Westerns as something funny, something to be mocked. Truly artistic and moving and you can also hear in the music the beat of a galloping or cantering horse.
Fifty years before I have seen this movie several times for musics, humming, mouth voices, story, horse riding, locations, acting of the actors, direction. Specially humming, mouth voices. Every music instruments were very important to complete this musics. Being a senior citizen daily I am hearing this music through my Cell Phone Ring Tone which forget my worries And giving honour to the musicians who were participated " A to Z ". Now I am very happy seeing the girl who has participated for humming and mouth voices.
I hope you know that this is one of the most beautiful Western movie soundtracks by the great Italian composer Ennio Morricone. I would recommend you to watch the movie too. Knowing the film, while listening to this wonderful music, it seems to see some beautiful scenes from the film before your eyes.
It's so nice to see someone appreciate music and understand how it can impact your life! Your reaction was just like mine.. it is a Epic performance and gosh I wish I could see this in person someday! 🥰
Non è che ti colpisce e basta ma è che queste musiche ti mandano in esaltazione totale..È tutto ciò è stato merito del Maestro ENNIO MORRICONE che è stato il più Grande Compositore Musicale di tutti i tempi..
Wonderful reaction, Loveth! One of the great things about the movie, The Good The Bad and The Ugly, was it's excellent music score. This Danish orchestra did an unbelievably superb job at communicating the excellence of the musical composition. It is very emotional when superb music is played superbly. I felt it too. I loved this and I loved your reaction completely! Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤️
Only a great genius like the fabulous Italian composer Maestro Ennio Morricone, could compose such a masterpiece here. I would say… talking “only” about a “movie soundtrack” is a bit like underestimating this work of art. Listening to this music, one forgets the films, one only thinks and dives in this emotional composition. A composition that enters the history of music. Thanks to Maestro Morricone for giving us this and many other beautiful masterpieces and for giving us so many emotions ! 🙏🏻❤️ PS: Of course thanks also to this wonderful orchestra, which has been able to interpret this composition in a masterly way ! 👍👏👏
@@dimitrisnikoloulis4071 Ciao ! I am Italian like Morricone and as an Italian I felt the lost of our great genius a lot more ! PS: only my name (Aristide) has Greek origins. :)
It's epic music for a four-hour EPIC of a film (the uncut version). It's something that every human being should watch at least once in their lifetime. To call it just a "movie" doesn't do it justice. Promise yourself that you'll find the time to sit down and watch it from beginning to end. It's nothing like anything you have ever seen.
What a fantastic, real, honest reaction, probably the most honest and personal I’ve ever seen. Thank you for posting it, despite how obviously powerful and personal it was to you. You said it: “Music Is Life”. I certainly have now subscribed. Thank you for such a wonderful experience. This was not just a reaction. It was An Experience. Much Peace and Respect!! VB❤️
They're amazing....everything they do is amazing, Tuva Semmingsen (wah wah) is a mezzo-soprano and she is awesome, go check out the other videos by her and them, the composer is the late Ennio Morricone (1928-2020) and he's a legend as he should be, he did all the scores for those kinds of movies known as Spaghetti Westerns which catapulted Clint Eastwood to global superstar status, what you're listening to now is from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly but there's also A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More and capped off by Once Upon a Time in the West, all directed by legendary Italian director Sergio Leone (1929-1989) his last film was 1984's Once Upon a Time in America which starred Robert De Niro and James Woods, the composer and director here have had a massive influence on many current composers and directors, the works by them are stunning. As a side note, look at the aforementioned Tuva Semmingsen and she's wearing a gun shaped earing.
