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SO that's how they did that....
Enjoy!!! I wonder how long they practiced that!!
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Excellent performance and recording. Cajun, did you happen to catch the WaWa gal's earrings ???
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Well, I know what to watch tonight now...
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Somehow my mind would have never melded that song and a symphony into one cohesive thought.
Absolutely wonderful and quite a bit cool all in one package.
44specialfan, her ear rings were very fitting. Not too sure about the hapless mannequin hanging from the rafters!
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cajun,
Look up the video of the same orchestra playing the theme for "For a Few Dollars More". I have a B.A. in music, and that background tells me that that piece is actually more challenging to perform than the one for "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly".
Interesting, brilliant stuff that Italian fellow came up with for those films.
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That is very impressive! But, not quite as impressive as Peter Griffin singing with the Proclaimers....
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I have watched that video dozens of times.
The music is extraordinary and the soloists are mesmerizing.
I am a trumpet player and am still fully taken aback by that performance. It is timeless.
My grandchildren watched this performance, at my request, to further their knowledge on the full orchestration and instrumentation.
I have the original LP from the movie that I have probably watched, in it's entirety, dozens of times since I first watched it at the theater when it came out.
That movie and the soundtrack is most assuredly in the top five of my all time favorites.
And, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly characters were just awesome.
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Just watched it again...
Bravo, Bravo!!!
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Love it. Thanks for sharing.
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EXCELLENT - I've seen it before but not in a long time. Thanks for posting.
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Very observant! Thanks for pointing that out! 
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Morricone had a very...
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cajun,
Look up the video of the same orchestra playing the theme for "For a Few Dollars More". I have a B.A. in music, and that background tells me that that piece is actually more challenging to perform than the one for "The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly".
Interesting, brilliant stuff that Italian fellow came up with for those films.
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.. limited budget. It was ingenious the way he added 'noises' to fill in the lack of instrumentation.
The chorus is having a BLAST!
When the oboe and piano start..........OH MAN MY SKIN CRAWLS!
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I love it but the wah-wah girl's facial expressions just crack me up!
Can you imagine what it would be like to be recognized as the "wah-wah" girl? Oh man, I gotta watch it again!
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Most amazing to me are the minds that can imagine such music and put it together before it ever existed. I suppose those people have a gift that I got none of when those talents were being handed out.
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Danish Radio symphony and their choral group are some of the worlds finest.
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Now that's what "I" call classical music! Really enjoyed it and I'll have to look up some of their other videos.
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Sounded great. Can you imagine how hard it is to keep a straight face singing the wa-Wa-WAH! 
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Ran across this one today.
Great theme music for one of my favorite movies, Last of the Mohicans
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Awesome music. Even more so when you can see it performed like this. I always thought it was put together and overlaid somehow in a music studio. I don't think they didn't had the digital capabilities in 1966.
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Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed it.
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I've watched that one and several others by the Danish Symphony Orchestra many times. I can't carry a tune in a bucket and have no skills at all with music but am blown away by their performances.
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Great! Now I’ve got to watch that movie again. Haven’t see it in decades.
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When I was young, Clint Eastwood was the star of the movie. As I grew older..and watched it a few more times..to me, Eli Wallach is the true star. Funny how that happens..
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That's Tuva Semmingsen. She's kind of a big deal. 
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My wife just yelled from the other room (I turned the volume up).....
what is that? It's BEAUTIFUL! The Caj comes through again!
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I always liked this one man band version.
I think this is Clapton's cousin
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I had heard the ukulele version some years ago and found it quite amusing. Those Brits can be very funny without even trying.
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AWESOME!!!! Do you think that would go over in the US these days with a manequin in a hangman's noose?
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[QUOTE=Fishslayer;141082528]That's Tuva Semmingsen. She's kind of a big deal.
After watching a few other vids I can see where she is quite the vocalist. She can whistle too! I have to admit, I always thought it was a man who whistled those parts in the spaghetti westerns!
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A couple of things -
1. That Oboe player has a set of lungs on him to play a solo that long.
2. A lot of people never realized what a good movie it is because it is a "Spaghetti Western". It is rated by IMDB as #13 in the top 100 best movies ever made, which means it beat out all the Star War movies,Saving Private Ryan,The Green Mile, Silence of the Lambs and It's a Wonderful Life, just to name a few. And, with no digital special effects.
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I've written the book and lyrics to three musicals. The current project is the first one to have a professional orchestrator, and it has been a fascinating process to watch. It's only about twelve instruments, but he not only gets so much out of them, yet in every way, it's still the composer's music. I am in awe of both of them and it's quite humbling to watch how much work and talent they have poured into words I wrote. I had the easy job.
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