I agree with you, it is ridiculously beautiful

Absolutely brilliant

Yes, an added treat to be able to meet these amazingly talented ladies. The whole piece is just stunning. So cool to have the performers spread around the hall. The soprano off the edge of the balcony was such a great touch on top of her amazing voice.

I agree. I have checked out Tuva's other songs, she is really good. Still have to check out Christine's.

This Danish Symphony Orchestra version was out on You Tube for a few years before he passed. I wonder if he ever saw it. He must have! This one has such good production quality, that it rises above all the others out there. The only other version I like as much as this is from the actual movie watching Tuco run around in the Cemetery.

Well spoken sir

I came from the 50's and always realised that the soundtrack to the film was no product of multitrack recording (it's quite obvious if you really listen to it). With that being said, the DNO version is as close to the original soundtrack as it can be.

Excellent point about the surprise to see it played all by itself by just one orchestra. Mabye that's the proof that with some ingeniuity and work they can do pretty much everything.

And Marconi did not have the funding available to him to have a big orchestra like this to utilize. So he did an incredible job with what he had to work with!

Thanks for pointing this out. I frequently get a bit annoyed, when people always only seem to see and say talent, where hardly anyone seems to see the hours of practice behind.

@@elwray3506 Talent *is* very important, but it does only get you so far. "Genius is 10% inspiration and 90% perspiration" they say.

The most frustrating thing is that these reactors over react to a person singing.... 'is that a person singing!?' Well duhhhhh

@@CyberBeep_kenshi I think some of them doesn't realise she sings in sync with the harmonica and think it's all Tuva.

Well,as Morricone did concerts himself,you obviously have not seen his presentation.Who would know better,than the composer himself!?!?

I'm also dreaming to attend a concert of theirs. 💖

@@pebo8306 There are several on KZfaq, and they do not get the likes and views that the Danish ones get.

@@kennethbaker5223 Personally,I find the Danish fascinating with their"next to ice-cold precision"and their ideas to recreated the original!They are as close,as anybody can get.---but they don't match the original!(Especially the original from the OST)

This may not be an “arraignment”, maybe it’s just the original composition played played very well.

Comparing Tulas performance the Christines is like compairing a Ford Focus to a ford GT 40.

@@peterrevens8454 Watch some of the symphonies other videos featuring Tula.

Only tens?

Good call. Yes, excellent production value.

He truly is atop the musical Olympus. "Genius" is an understatement.

She is no match for the original singer Edda Dell'Orso!

Apparently the "wa wa" is supposed to simulate a coyote howling.

@@Liggie55821 Only the Danish do the Wa-Wa:does appear in original OST.Second:Morricone probably never encounter a coyote;do not exist in Italy

@@pebo8306 I disagree, slightly. I've listened to both countless times. Each have their own "piercing the heart" ability. The clarity of Christine is incredible, and the haunting/ echo style of the original----- absolutely love them both. 😊😊👍

@@williamwarner8189 I agree.But in recent time Morricone mostly had Christina Rigacci sing it,and she also has a quality of her own!

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I Think Exactly the same! Wonderfull!!!

Are they doing it again?.. Hah! I'm torn between going again or letting someone else have the experience. Jakob Stegelmann is the host this time. And the host is only thing that could be changed for something better.

Lucky guy!

jealous in New Mexico

Clarification: That's not an oboe. Similar instrument though, it's an english horn. You are correct though; double reeded instruments like the oboe, english horn and bassoon require a lot of air. Breath control is awesome!

I like your comment. Hopefully someone likes mine :-) :-)

It's a rare thing indeed. Spectacular

It was probably made for live performance, on DR1, first Danish national television. And then we get the bonus of watching it here, again and again.

So in reality, only 95.999.900 have watched this video? That's cheating!

@@akyhne Um...I too have watched this video more times than I can count. It sweeps me away and makes my heart soar. At least another hundred viewings are probably mine.

No, they are just Scandinavia. Here you will get nowhere by serving a tiny rich elite and saying "God bless" like they do in the USA, or pretend you are a strong leader who is telling people what to do and how to live their life, like in Russia, because here a rich, skillful or prominent person or politician will get nowhere if they do not comply to the "Jante law", that you are no better than the rest, so here you need to act as if you are a family member or my down to earth "next door neighbor" to have any chance of getting elected for anything or receive any kind of praise.