Ah yes… the classic 20.000 round 1911s

Breathtakingly beautiful. Melancholy, but somehow hopeful? I adore this piece 🥰

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I put this film alongside other good action movies from Walter Hill like Johnny Handsome with Mickey Rourke, red heat with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jim Belushi, the 48 hrs movies with Eddie Murphy and Nick Nolte, extreme prejudice with Nick Nolte, and bullet to the head with Sylvester Stallone.

I think to me, the best actors who ever worked with a director like Walter Hill have to be Bruce Willis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes, Ving rhames, Mickey Rourke, Nick nolte, Eddie Murphy, Michael ironside, Clancy brown, William Forsythe, James Remar, Ed O’ross, the late Brion James, etc

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This is the most extraordinary piece of classical music 🎶🎶 I have ever heard. It is sublime. It takes me out of this world.♥️✨

I grew up through childhood with this track, since my dad loves it. Revisiting it now, it feels like the score to an epic fantasy film I feel so deeply connected to, but have never seen. It is utterly transcendent.

What can I say: It is probably the "The Most Beautiful Piece if Music Ever Written"!!!!❤❤❤

How in the name of all that is blessed and beautiful have I not heard this until now... Haunting, ethereal, otherworldly ... terms that simply don't do it justice. May we all at least once, twice or thrice in our lives feel like hearing this for the first time. I'm going to dream about this for days!

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To have had the privilege of playing this work while still only a teenager, with one's dearest friends all around in every section of the orchestral--what an honour, what a revelation; to hear it again and again through the years, ever deeper, richer, more consoling; and to come back yet again decades later to this performance, to see and hear in every solo those dear friends of youth, such fine players, so many of them now dead... To think that this work was premiered a mere 114 years ago--barely over a century, in which the world has transformed beyond belief. Words fail, tears flow, and--thank goodness--music never dies.

Magnificent. This is a pinnacle of human achievement in every realm. Superlative beauty touching the divine.

This music makes me feel too deeply!

the use of this piece in Master and Commander is transcendent

indeed, this is not just music but an ocean of comfort. Cannot stop listening.

Such a fantastic piece. NO WORDS

Could outrun all Nazi fighters at first!

Thanks to the network dvd sets this classic lives on👍

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It s' perfet there are few recordings performed better than this one Andrew Davis Worked a miracule. it was no coincidence that in addition to his knowledge, the acoustics unsurpassed harmoni thenk Thallis, thenk Vaughan Williams

Like Samuel Barber and Edward Elgar, Vaughn Williams brings heaven to Earth with such sublime and unworldly compositions, that it lifts one to the heights to touch the Divine. This is the purpose of the Arts, to bring us back Home transported by Beauty

Fitting for this being played at night in a darkened cathedral, with America teetering on the brink of total darkness under the evil republican party, and the hymn that is the basis for this peice speaks how currupt people in power will eventually have to face God and the consequences of their misdeeds.

Breathtaking music that captivates the heart, infusing the soul and mind and body with Beauty.

I can't feel or hear a beat in this piece

I enjoy reading the comments here in appreciation of this great piece of music . A long time ago my mother had a companion who was a classical music composer and church organist / music director . He asked me what my favorite piece of classical music was and I named this piece , because I had fallen asleep to it often as a child and it holds a special sentimental place for me like few other pieces of music . He laughed in scorn as if it revealed my maudlin shallow appreciation of music . ( for him no doubt it would be some collectively worshipped piece by Bach ). Anyway that interaction has stuck in my memory and I always wish I could go back with the wisdom of age that I have accumulated and put him in his place . I still think its a gorgeous piece of music that evokes emotion like few others .

There is a quality about this piece that I can't quite put my finger on. It's beautiful and mainly sad, but here and there a glimmer of hope, even happiness...

I used to hear this piece of music on the radio when my work started at 6:00 A.M. in the seventies. I was moved by its beauty, and did not realize then, that I would always remember this as one of the most gorgeous, moving pieces of music, ever. I was not, at that time aware of Tallis, since Vaughan Williams was credited for this version. Now I know that Tallis created music that was astonishingly beautiful.

I live under Taranaki Mountain in New Zealand. Majestic, as is this. It is eternal and I feel like a bird flying up to heaven. When hearing this. Angelic.

is the first Battle of Britain footage accidently of a Mosquito being chased by a Messerschmidt??? when they are saying the Mosquito was still being designed!?

My Dear Dad passed away just 4 months ago. He loved his classical music. This piece is a comfort for the feeling of such awful loss.

This piece of music is England to me

I'm an Englishman, but when this music plays, we are all Finnish, however briefly.

I'm half Welsh - this could be the sound of "hiraeth"

When I learned that this fantasia was going to be a part of the progam being played here in Johannesburg a few years ago, I immediately made an online booking. I knew this piece so well even though I do not play any instrument. I didnt want to sit in the front row or anywhere near the front of the auditorium but somewhere near the back and high up. Why? Because I knew that I would not be able to control my arms and moist eyes while I "air conducted". Fortunately I was on my own and in the shadows as I stood and I conducted the orchestra swaying and dipping and stooping and conducting to my hearts content following this amazing music, and watching the members of the orchestra playing it just for me. They did not disappoint, I was in a sort of musical dream just me, and no one else.

What a gorgeous aircraft❤

A stunning performance in an awesome building!

2:37 sounds so much ‘Nessun Dorma’

In June 1987 I played this piece of sublime music on a cassette tape in my car on the hill above Woolhope in Herefordshire overlooking the Malvern Hills while I composed the eulogy to my father which I read at his funeral the following day.

Love the musjc,but mr fidgetty camera man gets my gpat. If ypu go to a concert you go to listen Camera guy just dont try to make somethinhg else out of a simple and what shpuld have been,a pleasureable experience.

BRILLIANTLY INTERPRETED, SO MUCH OF THE SPIRIT IN IT. RESQUIESCAT IN PACEM AETERNAM, SIR ANDREW DAVIS !!! LIKE THE MUSIC.

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Interesting - I don't think I've ever heard of DH.88 being described as the "*Little* Comet".

Incredible. Simply incredible. I want to make love with Eira under the Northern Lights while this is playing.

Yes, tis the best performance on KZbin - just stunning.

May your son be with the Father, and may you be at peace until you are reunited with him. Blessings upon you from a stranger. 🙏

Nice review❤

Gorgeous and sublime. Makes the tears fall. Incredibly moving.

Interesting music❤