I love Vìc Damones voice so much.

The movie in itself is the BEST EVER !!!

Данная песня это плагиат из из лирико-эпической оперы "Князь Игорь" русского композитора Александра Бородина - Хор невольниц - "Улетай на крыльях ветра". Сочинялась 18 лет, после смерти композитора завершена и отредактирова русскими композиторами Ри́мским-Ко́рсаковым Никола́ем Андре́евичем и Глазуно́вым Алекса́ндром Константи́новичем, 1869-1887) Источником для либретто, написанного самим автором при участии В.В. Стасова, послужил памятник древнерусской литературы 12 века «Слово о полку Игореве», рассказывающий о неудачном походе русского князя Игоря против половцев. Справка: Бороди́н Алекса́ндр Порфи́рьевич (родился 31.10.(12.11).1833, г.Санкт-Петербург, Российская империя - умер 15 (27).02.1887, там же) - русский композитор, яркий представитель музыкального романтизма пореформенной эпохи. Улетай на крыльях ветра "Улетай на крыльях ветра Ты в край родной, родная песня наша Туда, где мы тебя свободно пели Где было так привольно нам с тобою Там, под знойным небом Негой воздух полон Там под кровом моря Дремлют горы в облаках Там так ярко солнце светит Родные горы светом заливая В долинах пышно розы расцветают И соловьи поют в лесах зелёных Там, под знойным небом Негой воздух полон Там под кровом моря Дремлют горы в облаках Улетай! Улетай! Улетай на крыльях ветра Ты в край родной, родная песня наша Туда, где мы тебя свободно пели Где было так привольно нам с тобою Улетай на крыльях ветра Ты в край родной, родная песня наша Туда, где мы тебя свободно пели Где было так привольно нам с тобою..."

Composer: Alexander Borodin (November 1833 - 27 February 1887)

Vic Damone, The best pipes in the business. Fabulous ❤ You never forget the romance of the lyrics or the ascension of their vocal powers. ❤❤❤

Beautiful song...ascension...and look at that yr 1955. Good times ahead, hang on.

O melhor filme que eu já assisti

The middle section, that it not from Borodin, is in itself, incredible. Talk about chromatic key changes back to the tonic! Very, very impressed, bob in toronto

On a rainy summer day in 1957 I went to the cinema out of boredom, I don't know why I chose the film Kismed. Well, I will never forget this song, why? There were not many people in the cinema room, when I was sitting there a girl came and sat next to me. or did I sit next to her? I don't remember this, but I do know that as a 16 year old I kissed and stroked a girl's breasts for the first time. When I hear the song "Stranger in Paradise", even though I am now 82 years old, I still think of my first romantic experience and something more with Lisette Ballegeert from (seaside city in Belgium) Blankenberge, also my birth city. I have this event, now as a writer. woven into my autobiography "The Flemish Prussian".

My husband to be and I saw this in London 45 years ago afterwards we ate and went for a walk. While we were sitting in Regent’s Park at 3 am, he proposed.

Composer of this lovely melody, Alexander Borodin, was a chemical engineer by day. He composed as a way to relax.

Alexander Borodin is author of this theme from "Prince Igor" opera.

Always loved this and loved Tony Bennett's just as much. So moving. Where would be without music

Reminds me of my parents. Played the album

The most beautiful song in the world

John thaw the sweeney

So many moving comments. I never saw the movie, only heard the song as a child growing up in the 70s. This song always reminded me of travel and romance to a mythical land and and some sadness knowing that I will never get there

Two beautiful people with phenomenal voices. Just lovely 🥰

I' was 16 y. (1957) and going to the cinema in my birth town Blankenberge to see the movie "Stranger in Paradis"; a girl come sitting nex me, here name is Lisette Ballegeert, 17 y . In this cinema, name, Coliseum. There I havevI kissing for the first time in my live. When I hear the song "Strangers in Paradise", I remember always this lovely moment in my young live.

Is Beautiful mi Mike 🫶🏻✨

Frank once said of Vic Damone: "He's got the best pipes in the business (right now), but he doesn't even know it." Clearly here, Damone demonstrates a great baritone. At this same time (mid-50's), Frank was in his second prime as well. 🙂

I saw another channel claiming that the Doretta Morrow/Richard Kiley version of this song from the Broadway Play was actually a recording by Kathryn Grayson/Howard Keel. I wonder who someone is going to claim actually sang this song instead of Ann and Vic? 🤔🤔

I call this my baby song. When my mom was carrying me back 66 years ago she played this over and over she had told me.

oh,, i will go on and on won't i, about things i can't change. we have these two exceptional singers oing one of the most beautiful of love duets, despite the clutter, Vic's naive costume, etc. be quiet, criticl Richard, and just liten. never, ever a more belodious and beautiful Broadway musical score. for us who appreciater such things in the middle of the rubble that is our musical cultuere todasu. there. reactionary enough? think i will listen to it again. so nourishing it is now to hear.

This song makes me weep. My mom is 84 and has dementia. This was my parents song. He (my dad) was abusive at times. He passed in 2005. They were married 25 years, Before their divorce. Bless her heart. ❤

Beautiful duet ! Romantic , innocent and so hopeful! Anne and Vic were so well matched in this film!

I always liked Ann Blyth. Its nice to know that she is still with us at the age of 94.

Okay where’s Vince Russo?

Is that a chicken with a fake tail?

The volume is too low. Please increase it please!!

Russian song written by Borodin.

Maureen, don't worry, the song is great and memories are made for this. Greetings from Cologne

Where can I watch this movie, any one?

At 72, this remains my favorite song....spellbinding....

I’m 66 years old and I have loved this song since the first time I heard it.

volgare offesa a Borodin

I remembered stranger in paradise...someone said hand..take my hand...my brain SO THIS is my memory not tony bennet..

When I was about 4 years old, I heard this 'tune' on a radio and was impressed! I later became a professional musician and of course, learned that it was based on a section from Prince Igor by Borodin. I've performed it several times in both 'forms'. But I will always be grateful that this version (and my radio) switched me on to beautiful music.

I loved the movie and this duet is perfect. I wish the volume was recorded higher, though, because it's ina very low level and it's hard to hear it.

Such a timeless and wonderful song!!

Here's a 1967 version of this MAGNIFICENT musical: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5TNgJqOacprkNk

Beautiful when a Love story was pure untouched by today's gruesome reality, how sad to have my dreams shattered so harshly

Never get tired of watching this film.

My grandfather taught me this song on keyboard when I was only 7/8 in 1998 he passed 2 years later in 99 he was my best friend. Still to this day at 31 I can remember the whole tune. This made me cry.

Kismet is one of the most wonderful films ever fabulous singers magnificent song's pity all are not with us any more thank God for U tube.

This is such a beautiful beautiful song.

This song is an allegory. The garden is the soul, the stranger is God in the soul. God is a stranger to the soul at first, until God takes the soul’s hand and they both ascend!! The stranger is a gardener and tends to the garden as God tends to the soul keeping it looking beautiful and protects it from the enemies!!

Our seeking shelter from the purple rain showers by kismet

Fervent prayers. By kismet to incline by Greensleeves for our readdressing clearances

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