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O don fatale by Giuseppe Verdi
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Video duration: 319 seconds

The aria "O don fatale" from Verdi's Don Carlos performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg and Deborah Hawksley under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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Les tringles des sistres tintaient (Gypsy Song) from Carmen
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Video duration: 313 seconds

The aria "Les tringles des sistres tintaient" from Bizet's Carmen performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg and Deborah Hawksley under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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Rule Britannia by Thomas Arne
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Video duration: 236 seconds

Thomas Arne's Rule Britannia performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg and Deborah Hawksley under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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OH HOW SPLENDED? :]
By: mistergutsy19. on 08 Oct 11, 22:39:39
OH HOW SPLENDED? :]

Count the minarets.?
By: theschizoid1. on 07 Oct 11, 20:25:12
Count the minarets.?

im just messin eith ...
By: mistergutsy19. on 04 Oct 11, 22:13:03
im just messin eith you yank? americas fun and intresting long live demcracy let us carry out and deffeat the talaiban britannia and uncle sam side by side!

that your an? ...
By: mistergutsy19. on 04 Oct 11, 22:09:25
that your an? american.... and its long live britian its long live the queen you fool say it right yank...

agreed? LONJG LIVE ...
By: mistergutsy19. on 24 Sep 11, 02:23:15
agreed? LONJG LIVE THE COMMONWEALTH!

Well I know thats? ...
By: prepschoolkid. on 23 Sep 11, 02:38:07
Well I know thats? the name of the UK's official anthem....what exactly are you trying to say?

ITS GOD? SAVE THE ...
By: mistergutsy19. on 22 Sep 11, 23:05:35
ITS GOD? SAVE THE QUEEN YANK...

SHES THE BEST ...
By: mistergutsy19. on 22 Sep 11, 23:03:55
SHES THE BEST SINGER...RULE BRITANNIA AND GOD SAVE? THE QUEEN!

Thank you for? the ...
By: animameus. on 07 Sep 11, 02:19:18
Thank you for? the kind remark. I wish prosperity and peace for the EU.

Yes it was? funny ...
By: justcallmeassinine. on 26 Aug 11, 09:58:52
Yes it was? funny but the outfit reveal was an idea stolen from Janet Jackson at a US Superbowl a few years back before her brother went away on his final sedation vacation. Or perhaps it was vice versa I'm not sure.

I agree with your ...
By: justcallmeassinine. on 26 Aug 11, 09:52:43
I agree with your keen observation? that the colors represent the new Germania and Britannia.As a citizen of The EU I am proud to be in league and lockstep mit der Neue Germaniacs : )

This kind? off ...
By: TheShadowwolf88. on 23 Aug 11, 15:36:14
This kind? off pride would NEVER be alowed in Sweden! This kind off pride in freedom and song about it is something the muslims will never understand since they are from early ages brainwashed to be mindless slaves!

This video captures ...
By: animameus. on 31 Jul 11, 19:02:56
This video captures one of those unexpected and magical moments of life? that ought to give everyone cause to celebrate, and refrain from the use of harsh words, and hurtful criticism. I thoroughly enjoy it! The clever use of the black and gold wrap combined with the red skirt, are the colors that represent the new Germania. The tasteful reveal of the underlying Union Flag bodice representing Britannia, and the reaction of the crowd upon the revelation made me smile. Wish I had been there.

The sun? sets on ...
By: stickelpower. on 17 Jul 11, 07:47:38
The sun? sets on Them?

her outfit? reveal ...
By: Chnswdchldrn. on 12 Jul 11, 18:18:35
her outfit? reveal was funny

Exactly! Never a ...
By: unhooked25. on 20 Jun 11, 04:27:37
Exactly! Never a truer word spoken. Course the haters eyes are green with envy, and yet they still want to go and live in the countries? Britain established.

Fair play to this ...
By: solefthanded2. on 19 Jun 11, 21:10:39
Fair play to this German audience for playing a part, although it? is a tad slow, typical Teutonic efficiency.

Regardless as to ...
By: solefthanded2. on 19 Jun 11, 21:04:48
Regardless as to how the future sets up, Britain shall always be great. The haters, these green-eyed monsters prove that. Let's not forget that English is the predominant? language in the civilised world, even though there are more Chinese, Hispanics, and Indians.

They sued for ...
By: solefthanded2. on 19 Jun 11, 21:00:04
They sued for peace? in the 90s. It was in all the papers.

et du calme on a ...
By: MsVerlinden. on 16 Jun 11, 13:37:24
et du calme on a l'ONU, oui ceux qui font... je sais? pas quoi d"ailleur a si, il vont desabiller babylonne

Well you know what ...
By: unhooked25. on 14 Jun 11, 23:46:24
Well you know what is said don't you; The sun never sets? on the British Empire.

what about? the IRA ...
By: KINGxTROLL. on 02 Jun 11, 02:01:12
what about? the IRA????

such? glorious ...
By: NottinghamForest22. on 28 Apr 11, 21:31:50
such? glorious music :D

Ruslan and Lyudmila by Mikhail Glinka
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Video duration: 341 seconds

Glinka's overture to the opera Ruslan and Lyudmila performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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Orb and Sceptre by Sir William Walton
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Video duration: 471 seconds

Sir William Walton's "Orb and Sceptre" March performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton. This ceremonial march was written for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2 June 1953.

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Excellent!?
By: TomorrowsChild77. on 09 Sep 11, 23:01:47
Excellent!?

This is nearly as ...
By: Timetraveller2208. on 24 Apr 11, 22:01:24
This is nearly as good as the Royal? Marines.

awesome bassoonpart ...
By: sandree7. on 04 Mar 11, 18:07:27
awesome bassoonpart!!!?

Absolutely ...
By: storyofmalta. on 03 Mar 11, 18:46:28
Absolutely exquisite!?

MAJESTIC? *****
By: Digitalismuk. on 03 Mar 11, 03:12:59
MAJESTIC? *****

"There? is a wind ...
By: Tubaguy34. on 31 Jan 11, 00:55:04
"There? is a wind transcription of ORB & SCEPTRE done by N. Richardson for "military band" published in 1953 by Boosey & Hawkes. The piece opens in F, the dm, goes to D-flat at the first appearance of the processional theme; then back to F/dm for the duration. It is a chop-buster for the brass and a technical workout for the woodwinds. To my knowledge, the Orb refers to the earth and Sceptre refers to British royal sovereignty over it during the height of it's empire."

There is a wind ...
By: Tubaguy34. on 31 Jan 11, 00:32:17
There is a wind transcription of ORB & SCEPTRE done by N. Richardson for "military band" published in 1953 by Boosey &? Hawkes. The piece opens in B-flat concert, goes to D-flat a the first appearance of the processional theme; then back to B-flat for the duration. It is a chop-buster for the brass and a technical workout for the woodwinds. To my knowledge, the Orb refers to the earth and Sceptre refers to British royal sovereignty over it during the height of it's empire.

Is it okay if I ...
By: MsOhayoOhio. on 26 Jan 11, 00:27:02
Is it okay if I want to walk down the aisle to this? at my wedding? I really love this song, but I don't see how you could cut it off?

The Eastman Wind ...
By: sfrenchhorn07. on 28 Aug 10, 06:32:18
The Eastman Wind Ensemble under Fredrick Fennel recorded the wind transcription of Crown Imperial with organ on the album "British and American Band Classics" on Mercury. I haven't heard of a wind transcription of this march but I am sure there is one out? there some where.

Having played Horn ...
By: sfrenchhorn07. on 28 Aug 10, 06:29:56
Having played Horn I in this? piece of music I can tell that all of the brass parts in this work are a bear to play. If you listen closely you can hear all of the little touches Walton added to assert " I am NOT Elgar, or Vaughn Williams".

---Please tell us ...
By: BillSalem. on 26 Aug 10, 21:12:20
---Please tell us of hidden meanings. As far as I can tell, the Scepter symbolizes the Holy Lance which was thrust into the side of the dying Christ. Thus the cross on top. From? the Roman Emporers onwards, and The Holy Roman Empire, in 800 AD, it's been a symbol of immutable power. The Orb is more obscure as a reminder to the monarch to seek spiritual guidance in order to obtain a just governance. That's the best I can do. If you know of more esoteric meanings, please tell.

lucky the? main ...
By: mikegant1. on 26 Aug 10, 01:59:32
lucky the? main stream population doesn't know the hidden meaning behind the Orb and Sceptre. Ignorance is bliss

This is quite a ...
By: BillSalem. on 24 Aug 10, 01:47:44
This is quite a brilliant piece though almost pop in its tonal language. I much prefer Crown Imperial, which is truly inspired music; whereas this piece, though extremely well crafted, it doesn't quite hit the glorious heights which Walton's earlier piece does. On the other hand, it does seem to let the air of the? 50's in. One can hear the sound of so many subsequent filmscores. Agreed, the horns are a bit ragged; the whole piece would benefit from some tightening up. More rehearsal!

I naturally love ...
By: ThePiano1991. on 23 Sep 09, 11:49:13
I naturally love our English music, most of the great English music, like this has had something to do with Kings, Queens and our 'Imperial Empire' ,? all sounds similar but it always gives me a sense of pride!

I gotta admit, you ...
By: dcbandnerd. on 22 Sep 09, 23:12:54
I gotta admit, you guys make some darn good music...AND you've got cool? accents.

Makes me? proud to ...
By: ThePiano1991. on 22 Sep 09, 23:04:37
Makes me? proud to be!

Lucky? Queen ...
By: lilibetp. on 15 Sep 09, 13:32:05
Lucky? Queen Elizabeth II to have a piece of music like this written for her!

unfortunately it ...
By: importedmusic. on 29 Jun 09, 13:11:29
unfortunately it was on a classical compilation cd i had about 10 years ago...I believe it was played by Southampton's Philharmonic but it was ages ago...it was the best? version i have heard so far of orb and sceptre so I wish i still had the cd!

No, but I've heard ...
By: dcbandnerd. on 28 Jun 09, 22:10:09
No, but I've heard a? recording that has an organ playing the main line of "Crown Imperial". Is there a series of Walton arrangement that use organ and winds? If so, where might I find a recording of it?

William Walton's? ...
By: dcbandnerd. on 28 Jun 09, 22:07:06
William Walton's? music is so good, it almost makes me want to be British :-D

It happens,? it ...
By: TheCrazyCello. on 28 Apr 09, 10:57:16
It happens,? it seems any comment that expresses even a justified negative viewpoint is likely to be attacked.

I don't know who is ...
By: gilhams. on 18 Apr 09, 15:22:34
I don't know who is giving these comments the thumbs down, but the fact is that for a professional orchestra this is a pretty unpolished performance.?

Quite right - I ...
By: gilhams. on 13 Apr 09, 18:55:42
Quite right - I think this work is far more representative of Walton than Crown Imperial which is? really just an Elgarian pastiche. I know what you mean about the brass - it sounds like they may have had a pre-concert snifter or two!

Has anyone heard ...
By: importedmusic. on 24 Feb 09, 00:59:56
Has anyone heard the version where the organ plays the main? part here instead of trumpets?...i used to have it on CD

Knightsbridge March by Eric Coates
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Video duration: 301 seconds

Eric Coates' Knightsbridge March performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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One gets the ...
By: IainOElliott. on 08 May 12, 09:48:48
One gets the impression that Mr. Coates must have been a? very likeable person.

Nice version, but ...
By: syncopeter. on 25 Feb 12, 20:01:36
Nice version, but it misses the drive it really? needs. This one is too neat. Coates was probably the greatest composer of so-called 'light' music. He's becoming popular again, because people recognize the pure quality of his writing.

The Supersizers Go. ...
By: daviddevall. on 06 Nov 11, 20:52:36
The Supersizers Go....(episode11, part1/6) the intro? music isn't Coates' work is it?

A? great composer
By: 2010dispencer. on 22 Jul 11, 17:09:27
A? great composer

Eric Coates, ...
By: artin80. on 21 May 11, 22:50:19
Eric Coates, composer of: Music while your? work, the early sixties, Movie the Dambusters, TV-serie: The Forsythe-Saga, Men, composer from The London Suite! Very great composer, real Brittish. Thanks to him, !

So let's rectify ...
By: dennykdoe. on 19 May 11, 20:03:19
So let's rectify that by simply calling him "Sir Eric.', which is simple justice too late.Who can stop us? I was unfamiliar with Sir Eric's work before I heard a snatch of this and got mush of his other stuffon Youtube; just like? years ago I was unfamiliar with Sir Arnold Bax until that film Ken Russell did about him.

honner tho one of ...
By: artin80. on 07 May 11, 21:42:49
honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !! Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates. Thanks for? the movie-music: The Dambusters, and the great tv-motial family from the sixties years: The Forsythe Saga. Thanks mister Coates!

honner? tho one of ...
By: artin80. on 07 May 11, 21:40:14
honner? tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !! Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates. Thanks for the movie-music: The Dambusters, and the great tv-motial family.

honner tho one of ...
By: artin80. on 07 May 11, 21:34:33
honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great !!? Full of sound and wellthinking accord, just full of English Thinking, from earlyer tho the future,. Thanks mister Coates.

honner tho one of ...
By: artin80. on 07 May 11, 21:32:32
honner tho one of the most best composers of England. Great? !!

OMFG I thought I ...
By: NeoFalcon69. on 22 Apr 11, 09:26:21
OMFG I thought I was the only one -? no offense to the German musicians - a wonderful performance but I thought they were too heavy on such a delicate tune.

I'll never ...
By: whisperhog. on 12 Nov 10, 10:36:58
I'll never understand why Coates didn't receive a Knighthood.?

I never heard of ...
By: krsongs. on 27 Oct 10, 17:02:04
I never heard of Coates til last night on the radio.... it caught my ear. I thought it was Walton at first... but then I knew it wasn't. He sort of sounds like a mix of William Walton and Malcom Arnold...? but he has his own flare... I like it!

very? true!
By: charade97. on 25 Aug 10, 11:14:31
very? true!

I said Germans, not ...
By: lcs1956. on 22 Aug 10, 03:01:19
I said Germans, not Austrians. This performance would give Eric Coates? gas.

What about von ...
By: charade97. on 03 Aug 10, 00:56:45
What about von Suppe??

I think I shall ...
By: Glenn1967ful. on 23 Apr 10, 20:53:21
I think I shall wait for my Pye valve radio to warm? up and listen to this on the BBC Home Service. Happy St George's Day.

Sorry. This is a ...
By: jamesbkozak. on 13 Feb 10, 05:41:32
Sorry. This is a stilted and oddly accented performance. Also, countermelodies are emphasized at the expense of main themes.? The conductor and orchestra do not have a feeling for this music at all. I love this march. Listen to the Adrian Boult recording and you'll see what I mean.

Would never have ...
By: dbringen1. on 01 Feb 10, 07:30:36
Would never have heard? of this if it weren't for "Monty Python's Flying Circus".

I love this piece ...
By: parzifal40. on 21 Jan 10, 20:24:10
I love this piece of music....one of my favorites. The British produced so many great composers in all fields of classical music. Love the music and love Great Britain.....the people are just amazing.? Love them, as well.

To my? ear this has ...
By: lcs1956. on 17 Jan 10, 05:32:20
To my? ear this has a German syncopation, almost an oompah quality. Besides, I don't believe the Germans understand the concept of a 'light' march.

Sort of reminds? ...
By: Glenn1967ful. on 06 Dec 09, 18:03:32
Sort of reminds? you of London in 1952.

I first heard this ...
By: rostron17. on 01 Oct 09, 12:48:38
I first heard this as a kid when it wa intro? for "In Town Tonight", a BBC programme always begun with the words "STOP -once again we stop the mighty roar of London traffic..." So you always had a picture of busy traffic (us provincials always imagine Picadilly Circus which featured in films), and a copper stopping the traffic. I don't know whether Coates imagined such use, but it affects what I expect to hear now.

This brings up ...
By: Glenn1967ful. on 15 Aug 09, 18:46:48
This brings up images of the BBC Light Programme in? the early fifties and valve radios for some reason.

Staunchly British ...
By: Glenn1967ful. on 19 Jul 09, 21:02:50
Staunchly British as you would expect from the man who composed The Dambusters March. British light classics? are often overlooked but are just as good as the more famous fare from better known composers.

Jerusalem by Hubert Parry
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Video duration: 184 seconds

Parry's "Jerusalem" performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg and Deborah Hawksley under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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Doesn't Deborah ...
By: AntPDC. on 18 Aug 11, 21:21:19
Doesn't Deborah Hawksley look? ravishing! I loved her singing too.

Actually, it was ...
By: anglocubano. on 30 May 11, 07:06:13
Actually, it was William Booth, the founder of The Salvation Army, that said "Why should the devil have the best tunes"? when? they started using Variety Halls tunes on their hymns, very effectively I might add.

Neu-Palace!?
By: Sailorstayfree. on 29 May 11, 18:43:38
Neu-Palace!?

Charlotttenburg! ?
By: Sailorstayfree. on 29 May 11, 18:42:44
Charlotttenburg! ?

every country in ...
By: 4FabBEATLES. on 01 May 11, 04:18:02
every country in the world has? beautiful music, and even more beautiful is when the music is spiritual

Such a glorious ...
By: astrolog7000. on 01 May 11, 00:10:31
Such a glorious hymn! Wonderful! I wish we sang it here in America all the time, at every church service.?

The? dress is a ...
By: blues4never. on 11 Feb 11, 02:54:34
The? dress is a hoot !!

She? is such a babe.
By: kimblers. on 18 Jan 11, 02:26:58
She? is such a babe.

Was it not a German ...
By: wodantheviking. on 05 Dec 10, 17:02:37
Was it not a German who said that England is a land without music? That may be one opinion, but we definitely have the best tunes! :) Also someone else,? probably a Pope said "Why should the devil have all the best tunes"? Did he mean us the English? Possibly, protestant heretics are the majority. p.s. Handel, Beethoven and Bach are the greatest classical composers in my humble English opinion, so I am no chauvinist (excellent French word)

Deborah? Hawksley ...
By: driverMkr. on 04 May 10, 13:42:28
Deborah? Hawksley is dynamite; Scott Lawton and the orchestra are easily a notch up from the Proms. If you like "Jeruslem", solo, this is it.

shit? singing
By: chia604. on 12 Apr 10, 12:39:48
shit? singing

id rather have some ...
By: ggffnnyyttggyynn. on 09 Apr 10, 20:37:09
id rather have some cockny urchin sing it? than her..

@ taxIN7- Sorry, ...
By: koroush7. on 21 Mar 10, 09:31:23
@ taxIN7- Sorry, if you were hurt by my commenty! Actually, I find it good? but the only problem with her was accent and too much pressure on the vocal chords and she was taking it to low( as if turning to base) at depths which made this not excellent but still it was fine! YOU MIGHT BE AN EXCELLENT SINGER, I myself am!!lol So, no offense to your vocal chords either! Take care, have fun, enjoy life!!!! Your humble foe from Greece!! 'LOL' AGAIN!!!!!

- i have no sense ...
By: taxIN7. on 16 Mar 10, 18:53:36
- i have no sense of music? i just said this is an amazing piece of music, im just commenting that the singer ruined it, which she did. And then you "LOL" at my? vocal chords which makes no sense....so, well done.

@Cyrodiilic: When ...
By: 89murph. on 26 Feb 10, 18:38:16
@Cyrodiilic: When ever did I? say I was American?

@taxIN7-you? ...
By: koroush7. on 10 Jan 10, 13:52:35
@taxIN7-you? certainly have no sense of music, but you make fun of others. Ha ha ha!!LOL@ ur vocal chords which can't even vibrate!

is this cradle of? ...
By: mmurrer. on 13 Oct 09, 23:58:49
is this cradle of? filth?

How can you judge ...
By: joncmaxwell. on 14 Aug 09, 00:01:39
How can you judge intonation with such a vibrato?? It's cheating!

man, she ruined an ...
By: taxIN7. on 02 Aug 09, 06:34:59
man, she ruined an amazing song. she? needs to stop trying so hard

wow! this is my ...
By: pigletbien. on 09 Jun 09, 09:53:27
wow! this is my singing teacher?

this needs a welsh ...
By: kurwayork. on 01 Mar 09, 20:53:37
this needs a welsh male voice choir, but they hate? sining it!! lol

War vor ein paar ...
By: 9720a6. on 23 Dec 08, 16:39:15
War vor ein paar Jahren beim Spiel unserer Nationalmannschaft in Wembley. Es war? unglaublich beeindruckend, als dieser Song von 50.000 Fans gleichzeitig gesungen wurde. Ein bleibendes Erlebnis!!!

In the Hall of the Mountain King (Peer Gynt) by Edvard Grieg
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Video duration: 159 seconds

Edvard Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton.

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At the end credits? ...
By: evilnomy786. on 26 May 12, 22:38:44
At the end credits? of Johnny English Reborn?

First time I heard ...
By: MissyKim77. on 24 May 12, 04:17:47
First time I heard it, I thought the same? thing.

idk?
By: Penguin Parry. on 23 May 12, 21:24:06
idk?

amazing you can ...
By: 48dodea. on 23 May 12, 15:33:01
amazing you can type and? figer your ass at the same time

No.?
By: ButSomeone. on 22 May 12, 19:21:05
No.?

do you know if that ...
By: zombeegeek. on 21 May 12, 19:58:15
do you know if that performance has copyrights or if it's open to public? use? I wanted to use this version for a short film I'm making.

The most? cool is ...
By: FridaysMaskedMan. on 20 May 12, 13:35:11
The most? cool is in the movie " M" by Fritz Lang

Am? I the only one ...
By: RZrecklezz. on 19 May 12, 16:18:47
Am? I the only one who thought "Inspector Gadget!" the first second the music started?

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this is the song ...
By: ChrisNaggar. on 19 May 12, 01:08:10
this is the song from ragdoll? lmao

simply? amazing!
By: dosavg123. on 18 May 12, 21:35:51
simply? amazing!

this song use? in ...
By: zac luc phipps. on 17 May 12, 16:09:48
this song use? in right way could make homework sound epic.

1:35 :) ?
By: TheVelor1. on 17 May 12, 15:38:39
1:35 :) ?

wouldent it be? so ...
By: robloxunlimted. on 16 May 12, 19:11:31
wouldent it be? so funy if the conductor let go of the stick

Thats because? its ...
By: xAerolisTx. on 14 May 12, 17:48:20
Thats because? its awesome.

It always amazes me ...
By: lafde44. on 14 May 12, 15:37:16
It always amazes me when people bad mouth the classics.? I am by nature a Metal head, but like Bruce Dickinson, lead singer of Iron Maiden, an avowed fan of Classical Music. Especially powerful pieces like Grieg's "The Hall of the Mountain King". Try listening to the works of Wagner and that'll clear your sinuses! THAT, was the Heavy Metal of its day. Open your minds people!!!

one of the more ...
By: AnonIndie101. on 14 May 12, 14:47:39
one of the more pathetic? interpretations..

well looks like ...
By: jterpszawodny. on 14 May 12, 04:06:54
well looks like it's time to get? drunk and preform the mad conductor

:D?
By: LoveUTubeGal2011. on 13 May 12, 13:29:31
:D?

lol? its a jk
By: bravoesthenry. on 12 May 12, 05:37:23
lol? its a jk

MR WONKA WE'RE ...
By: helluvaday123. on 12 May 12, 01:43:51
MR WONKA WE'RE HEADING FOR A TUNNEL?

Norway? ftw. Thats ...
By: ProTheHacker. on 11 May 12, 14:46:23
Norway? ftw. Thats all.

begining-1:40 ._. 1 ...
By: 1jordana2jordana. on 11 May 12, 03:13:14
begining-1:40 ._. 1:41-end O_o?

he has a dick ...
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Adventures on earth by John Williams
Posted by: kuulilennuteetun

Video duration: 591 seconds

A selection of the film music from "E.T." performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton.

Related: film, music, e.t., sanssouci, deutsches, filmorchester, babelsberg, john, williams, scott, lawton

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I expected a ...
By: Rkmajora. on 28 May 12, 02:56:37
I expected a louder? applause for such an amazing piece.

Look, i'm a huge JW ...
By: johnwilliamsfan786. on 04 Dec 11, 09:27:19
Look, i'm a huge JW fan too, and i have to admit that there's a lot of influence from other composers in his works, but mostly because the director used that music in the temporary music track of the film. Holst's "Mars" is heard in the score of "Star Wars" (Episode IV: A New Hope), for example in the Rebel Fanfare in "The Death Star/Stormtroopers".?

TOO GOD? DAMN SLOW
By: Daruqe. on 15 Sep 11, 03:27:48
TOO GOD? DAMN SLOW

that is a rotary ...
By: bigbonedp. on 27 Jul 11, 12:35:15
that is a rotary trumpet, used mostly in Germany -? very different sound.

rotary trumpet?
By: akamaru3. on 14 Jun 11, 03:27:11
rotary trumpet?

what kind of ...
By: wnsp7. on 09 Jun 11, 02:42:06
what kind of trumpet is that, that has the valves of a french horn and is? played sideways???

"Mars" is supposed ...
By: alvaroescaso. on 31 May 11, 10:07:17
"Mars" is supposed to be "Imperial Attack", not the "March". Despite metric diffs, the sound is similar. Also, Williams itself has explained what music has "inspired" the Star Wars score and why, piece by piece. Some consider it a ripoff, but he acknowledges the influence; also it's film music, which is functional and needs to be done in defined timeframe. Lastly, this "originality" obsession? is relatively new. Classical music recycles themes and materials without any guilt.

1 Person Didn't ...
By: DylanBStringer91. on 04 Apr 11, 09:18:15
1 Person Didn't Grow Up? With E.T.!!! XD

I completely agree. ...
By: GWSFilms. on 14 Mar 11, 05:29:44
I completely agree. And if anything, he's simply been inspired by those pieces. It's obvious he was influenced by the Holst pieces for "Star Wars" and Sousa for his great marches. He's made them his own and changed the way people write? film music forever.

That was enjoyable. ...
By: gravics. on 03 Mar 11, 07:11:15
That was enjoyable. Such a wonderful performance. Well done!?

E.T!? E.T.! E.T.!
By: weirdwicket. on 06 Jul 10, 15:22:37
E.T!? E.T.! E.T.!

1:07, that's some ...
By: 1337evan. on 11 Jan 10, 04:41:20
1:07, that's some amazingly pointy notes with a nice taper to each? note!!! Phwhoooo!!!!!!! :-)

OK im sorry.. If ...
By: rstrunks. on 03 Jan 10, 12:41:28
OK im sorry.. If anyone has something to say about John Williams copying other works or not being original they either arent really farmiliar with either his? music or the stuff hes supposedly ripped off.. And the imperial march theme from empire sounds nothing like Mars.. any non-musical person could tell that! Mars is in 5/4 time for one thing.. ugh I could go on and on.. If anyone things they could have done better than John williams over the past 40 years then they should give it a go..

Wow, it's such an ...
By: violinmaestro94. on 27 Nov 09, 03:33:18
Wow, it's such an amazing piece! Is it just me though, or does it sounds almost exactly? like the final movement of Howard Hanson's "Romantic" Symphony at times? But still a brilliant work, one of my favorites of John Williams.

I'm playing it in? ...
By: katieeeeehope. on 30 Oct 09, 04:23:57
I'm playing it in? marching band too!!!! I love the arrangement we have of it, and just the piece in general.

Who believes in sex ...
By: andreaandrewmilne. on 26 Sep 09, 13:30:37
Who believes in sex-and-gender dimorphism? The silly dualistic categories of feminine/masculine, female/male,? woman/man are not only redundant but patently invalid & mischievous. But, fear not, the Divine Feminine Principles of love, creativity, playfulness, trust, affection, generosity...they are alive and well. So, if you are admirable, you embody the Feminine. The details of your physiological composition are, in theory, irrelevant, though it often helps to be XX :-). ? andrea

OMG this song? is ...
By: PINKSKITTLES14. on 25 Sep 09, 10:24:56
OMG this song? is very hard but fun and i am playing it in marching band i love it

Why are? you ...
By: ThePiano1991. on 22 Sep 09, 23:17:23
Why are? you refering to John Williams as as woman?

Thank you, you beat ...
By: ThePiano1991. on 22 Sep 09, 23:15:35
Thank you, you beat me to it... I always say this to people, composers are told what to do... for instance lots of people critise John Williams for the Star Wars Imperial March sounding like Holst's 'Mars' from the planets... It is common knowledge that George Lucas actually wanted to used the music from the planets suite by holst for the original star wars trilogy, but then decided to go with John Williams, asking him to recreate that specific sound. Hes decent and? in some cases very original!

i played it? before ...
By: lazyypigg. on 04 Sep 09, 16:48:09
i played it? before O.O

Indeed, here is JW ...
By: andreaandrewmilne. on 16 Jul 09, 23:05:51
Indeed, here is JW the modernist at her best: /watch?v=SmQzdI3uuBY 0:00-2:04 The Creepy Cave Sequence from "Empire Strikes Back", where Luke learns s/he should not ignore Yoda's advice, that hatred only leads to ones own destruction. Plus the implicit fact that Vader had already followed that path, and the Luke should be careful not to do so too. Regards, andrea ??

Secondly, John ...
By: BowieZ. on 16 Jul 09, 22:45:07
Secondly, John Williams doesn't orchestrate his film scores; he provides his orchestrator with very detailed 8-staff miniscores who fleshes them out according to the styles of the temptracked? cues. Finally, while Hanson is an excellent composer and orchestrator who indeed has his own stamp, I find a lot of what he writes to be borrowed in various ways, but less overtly (or perhaps more seductively?) and his thematic usage very unmemorable and unappealing. Williams has him beat in that area.

Well, I didn't mean ...
By: BowieZ. on 16 Jul 09, 22:43:20
Well, I didn't mean to say Spielberg said "look at Hanson's work" but rather Spielberg and the music supervisor sit down and spot the entire film with existing music, and I'm pretty? sure the entire Adventures on Earth sequence was temped with Howard Hanson, right up until the ship blasts off and the screen fades to black.

Hmm .... I do ...
By: andreaandrewmilne. on 16 Jul 09, 21:50:22
Hmm .... I do admire JW. Great orchestrator, and when the Hanson borrowings stop, JW's thematic inventiveness is impressive. But....why criticise me if I point out the obvious source of the "loans"? Do you agree with? the truth of my comment? /watch?v=nN4li1lVReQ

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Tam o' Shanter by Sir Malcolm Arnold
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Video duration: 509 seconds

A wonderful overture performed at the Musikfestspiele Potsdam Sanssouci by the Deutsches Filmorchester Babelsberg under the direction of Scott Lawton.

Related: malcol, arnold, deutsches, filmorchester, babelsberg, scott, lawton, tam, oshanter, british, music

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