Around The World In 80 Days | Soundtrack Suite (Victor Young)

[@FriendofRamblinJack]

This reminds me of my childhood and how dad always played these records and we'd laugh as mom would try to object as dad would waltz over to her, take her hand, lift her up and twirl her around the room ---- dad gone now this Jan., 93 (WWII), mom about to go... Thank you so much, Fred. God bless you for all of these.--- mil mom in nor cal

[@GreenMother1]

What a sweet memory to have 💚

[@dorothymwilson4196]

My husband pulled me up from my chair and we walzted to this , he was 90 and I was 92 , married 67 years

[@VisithDantanarayana1993]

67 years in holy matrimony is an admirable feat. Congratulations! Wish you many more.

[@ruthpurkey5682]

Wonderful!

[@stj971]

How sweet!! Lucky lady!

[@locojohn6637]

Wunderbar!!!!!

[@thunderstruck5484]

Beautiful story

[@lindalrideout7827]

Saw the film with my parents, fell in love with the soundtrack. I took over the ownership of the album and to this day I adore this music. It just caught my imagination and love to play it sometimes at bedtime and let my mind soar.

[@sherriejennys8339]

I cannot begin to express the incredible joy it gives me to find this soundtrack on KZbin. The original "Around the World in 80 Days" movie starring David Niven is one of my absolute favorite movies, and I still have the original album from that movie. I also enjoyed the book so much and taught it to my children while homeschooling them. Thank you so much for making this music available for all of us to enjoy for always.

[@songanddanceman100]

The great Victor Young outdid himself with this theme...and ALL his movie themes are magnificent.

[@dannydine5263]

I'm a hippy rock-blues dude but yes, this is brilliant. Can't be denied.

[@JohnAlexanderBerry]

Victor Young was a great composer and conductor !!

[@TheDejael]

This was Victor Young's last soundtrack album. He died in 1957.

[@Harringtonml54]

23 unsuccessful Oscar nominations ... and he FINALLY wins for #24--this magnificent score. Only problem is, he never knew he won. It was awarded posthumously. Damn!

[@josephgabriel2336]

He knew!😉

[@SallySallySallySally]

The musical score was really a member of the cast in this epic movie. Throw in Todd-AO and the breathtaking on-location photography, especially through India, and you have an unforgettable movie. Cantinflas played Passepartout to comedic perfection. He was such a huge star outside the US that he took top billing over David Niven on all foreign-languge releases. This movie made him the highest-paid actor in the world at the time.

[@francesvansiclen1444]

Victor Young was quite a genius- left quite a legacy - RIP and thanks !!!!!!

[@堀江恒夫]

憧れのVictor Young　青春時代に夢見た最高のミュージックステーションである　🎺🎷💫

[@sarahwoodbyrne650]

I first heard this score as a kid watching this film with my mom on VHS in the early 90s, now I'm pregnant with my first, can't wait to show it to them ❤

[@liquidbraino]

I'm pretty sure that if my parents had showed me this movie as a kid my entire life would be different. I'm almost sad that I'm only now discovering it for the first time, at the age of 51. It became my favorite movie the first time I saw it.

[@notaire2]

The Great British Empire still survives in this fantastic motion picture.

[@gingerc716]

I saw this movie at age 7 right before my Dad took me overseas!!!! I loved it then and always will....

[@johnshaw2036]

Don't remember how old I was when I first saw it, but like you I will always love it.

[@beckerqueiroz]

I saw it when I was so little that I remember being under the impression it was Lone Ranger --because there's a white horse in the first scene with Passepartout!

[@LAFan]

RIP Victor Young, Mike Todd, David Niven, Mario Moreno “Cantinflas” QEPD.

[@liquidbraino]

We've still got Shirley Maclaine.

[@franvansiclen7040]

What memories from childhood -

[@suecollins3246]

My grand - aunt bought me Jules Verne's book on which the movie was based when I was 11. It had the weirdest illustrations - like they'd been cut out of other pictures and pasted together. I looked at this book and thought 'yuck!'. But a few days later it was raining and I had nothing to do - which meant nothing to read. So I hauled this book out and 5 minutes later I was ENTRANCED!

[@j.d.philipps288]

Superb music which will stiĺl be enjoyed by generations to come.

[@scottmiller6495]

Absolutely great music that will be remembered for many years hopefully !!!!!

[@supermasterPIK]

Take that....lazy Millenials !!!

[@scottmiller6495]

One of the greatest motion pictures of all time ! It,s a shame that it had to be made in 1956, there were so many other films that could have won the award for Best Picture of the Year, like the overlooked fantastic picture The Ten Commandments ! However the late Michael Todd really outdid himself with this epic incredible film and deserved it since he never was able to see it,s release.The acting, scenery, cinematography ,all the great guest stars and the unusual subject matter and unbelievable special effects for the time were incredible !!!!!

[@teddytxt1]

Very Nice Musical Composition of the greatest writer, Victor Young.

[@arturotllz]

Theme for the opening dance with my wife in our weeding, lovely!

[@johnshaw2036]

Great final bit in the title song: "No more will I go all around the world, for I have found my world in YOU!"

[@MoiraHendry10]

@Mario for I have found my world in you

[@MoiraHendry10]

Around the world I searched for you

[@hanswurst4498]

Magnificent music! Especially the Part beginning at about 5:43 is just wonderful.

[@richardwilliams473]

Actually you can here an abrupt change at 5:42 as in an editing technique the the sound engineers made in this particular recording

[@robertebeers924]

Fed, Just found this today (5/20/15}. Still remember the whole movie when it first came out. Thanks so much for p[resenting this. Revives that great memory.

[@PaulVasilatos]

Robert Bruce lee

[@TheDejael]

My parents took me to see this movie when it was released in the fall of 1956, and I loved the soundtrack music. The Decca Records soundtrack album was released when the film was released, in Mono sound only, and a year later, Decca released it in Stereo in the fall of 1957. It was one of the first soundtrack albums released in Stereo.

[@andrewnelson8681]

Man I just love the movie around the world in 80 days the original movie with David nivin and Robert Newton it was a great romantic movie and it showed what London and Paris was like in the 1800s and I especially like the scene of the steam trains traveling across India with scenes of the jungle and the river and children splashing in the river with an elephant and a beautiful sunset and the crossing of the river on an old steal bridge and elephants walking along the railroad tracks in the jungle and the train scenes in America where you see the American buffalos roaming accross the railroad tracks along the American prairie what a great movie and finneis fog falls in love with a Indian princess and the air balloon ride across the elps

[@stj971]

Please don't forget Cantinflas! He stole the movie imo.

[@johnshaw2036]

Great movie in case you've never seen it. One of David Niven's best roles ever.

[@geoffshafran199]

check out the Magic Box en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Magic_Box this easily predates 80 Days

[@scottmiller6495]

It was a great movie, however the best picture of 1956 should have been The Ten Commandments !!!!

[@nstix2009xitsn]

The Searchers.

[@garysandiego]

@@nstix2009xitsn ...and John Wayne ought to have won an Oscar for that role.

[@MoiraHendry10]

David Niven as Phileas Fogg

[@gordonmary]

Favorite movie of my childhood. I threw a quart sized orangeaid into the air when the White Sands rocket blasted off in the prologue!

[@TimothyStapay]

What a Beautiful Score!! The movie was great also!

[@marioromero9689]

JUST WONDERFUL!!!!

[@MrRbjunior83]

Thank you Frederick for this mission,the possibility of listen to this genuis,Victor Young...It is immposible to find this work in my country-Bulgaria...

[@scottmiller6495]

Superb music for a fine motion picture.

[@victorsigalov2822]

MARAVILLOSO DESPLIEGUE DE MELODIAS Y ORQUESTACION IMPECABLE. LO DISFRUTE MUCHO. MUY BUENA.

[@carolinef1066]

I think Jules Verne would have loved this! I just away two originals of the album from the 50's and one was a re-recording. Thank you for sharing. It was so sad that Michael Todd died before the movie was released. We need this music today!

[@tedjinla]

At 4:07 (the Contiflas bike scene) was the theme to The Early Show movie on Chicago TV in the 1960’s.

[@DavidRamirezTEXCOL]

La música que acompaña el viaje en tren por la India me ha fascinado desde la primera vez... Es descriptiva, hermosa.

[@sultansnark5522]

Someday ... when I least expect it.... I shall find "her", and my life will finally be.. complete. Oh, hurry "someday", time is running short.

[@RoziCabral]

Nunca mais serão escritas músicas tão lindas....🥰

[@muxant_academy]

such a golden era of music.

[@Richard-b5r9v]

Great stereo separation

[@newtongames8220]

I had a toy that played the theme when I was a tot. Rediscovered the music years later, but never the toy.

[@elcid9478]

V. Y. Great score. But Samson and Delilia is one of the finest. Capturing ancient themes. The soul of Samson.

[@REX-jj9mn]

One of my favourite films.

[@canchola56]

Excelente

[@trafikuty]

I'm afraid, it is STEREO... and thank you for the music!

[@javiergarciaflorez2103]

La leí cuando era joven y no entendí casi nada.pero dejó simiente 🎉😊

[@juanmanuelparadacontreras9565]

Toda una gran melodía en la extensión de la palabra.

[@raphaelmccallister6225]

my fav movies sound track i have the album

[@patriciazygutis5758]

My favorite also; when young I had the album and would close my eyes and just flow with the music.

[@yeeyee3865]

Love this thank you

[@GigiFuncisDalleCarbonare]

11:30 This reminds me A LOT Bernard Hermann's Farenheit 451 (1966)

[@nstix2009xitsn]

You mean Hermann's music reminds you of this.

[@eriksexton7660]

TRULY INSPIRING ! ! !

[@davidcarlson1208]

Wow! great stuff.

[@gabrielaorth284]

How amazing beautiful.xs The beautiest book for me.❤

[@nstix2009xitsn]

As great a movie composer as Vic Young was, he still had to die to get his Oscar! Fickle, fickle Oscar!

[@MrCarrozi]

Estas si eran lindas melodías...

[@BikeVermont71]

Why does this music remind me of the typical soundtracks to French movies of the 1950s? I can almost hear the street organs.

[@franciscopsilvapereiradasi566]

Emocionante

[@luisaguilar9277]

De una época en que se hacian composiciones, arreglos, interpretaciones... y grabaciones, memorables.

[@十蘭コメント]

サウンドが、何故か、懐かしさを呼び起こします。今日では、旧い感じは、しますが、良いです。

[@nozzila]

15:01 เพลงประกอบโฆษณาสตรีสาร

[@madelinegomez6258]

The beginning of it sounds a lot to the song Preciosa by Rafael Hernandez , and he wrote it in 1937

[@Lydalice]

I love this soundtrack, saw the movie when I was a kid and still one of my favourites... Can somebody please help me : What is the tune played between 2:23 and 2:35 ? Presumably inspired from a French piece of music, Thanks !

[@craigtalbott731]

It was a popular French dance tune from about the 1890’s entitled “Maxie”.

[@jorgepechcasanova2147]

It comes from an opera, Il Guarani, presented in Italy in 1870 by brazilian composer Carlos Antonio Gomes, and adapted by Felix Mayol in 1905 as Machiche, in Paris.

[@Lydalice]

Thank you @@jorgepechcasanova2147 , I noticed that it also is in " An American in Paris " in the great dancing scene with Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron : kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqOyfKdpmc2Lgacsi=EWadHauaGa2-AErD&t=13

[@maureen4856]

Nobody cuter than Cantinflas!

[@sultansnark5522]

He was TRULY a "National Treasure"!

[@scottfranco1962]

Great movie, great book. KInda an old fashioned introduction to international dating as well :-)

[@Xavier-my8wg]

please i've been looking for the name of the stereotypical british music that's played sowly 13:53 ! i need help !!!

[@SoundtrackFred]

+Flicker Productions Hello there, it is "Rule Britannia" Fred

[@dp3916]

I KNEW IT THANK YOU I WAS GOING INSANE TRYING TO NAME IT!!!!

[@porteroable]

Tengo la pelicula en DVD.

[@griffany]

Andre Silvano bought me here.

[@faith.sophie.beatrice]

15:26 - 15:23

[@oneinsixcom]

Made my kids watch this then the modern one.

[@szekihu]

I am looking for that track which you can hear when Fogg arrives to Spain.

[@DavidRamirezTEXCOL]

El Gato Montés... also missing it.

[@ikewasgen45]

The score is superior to the movie! Save for the Saul Bass Credits!

[@johnshaw2036]

The movie is a bit long but it's a long story that can't be condensed very much. If I was in a hurry to go elsewhere I would find something else to watch , but this is well worth sitting through when one has the time.

[@chrisj2539]

I've seen it I guess a good dozen times or better. The book's good too, and easily available in paperback.

[@nstix2009xitsn]

dave barber I haven't seen the picture in about 50 years, when I caught it on TV in prime time as a wee lad (over at least two nights), but I don't doubt your judgment. When it came to titles, there was only one Saul Bass, who turned his job into a minor art form. Nicholas Stix, Uncensored

[@craigtalbott731]

Weww, I wyked it... :(

[@MoiraHendry10]

@@nstix2009xitsn David Niven as Phileas Fogg ?

[@silvinabotana579]

Era hermosa esa película!!!

[@gerardoduqueavila]

Pelicula estrenada y exhibida simultaneamente en varios cines: JUAREZ, ENCANTO, REFORMA y RODRIGUEZ,exorbitante concurrencia en todos,pero curiosamente estrenada años despues,no recuerdo si fue en el 59 o 60, recuerdo que la pelicula de relleno fue la "Tumba India" con Debra Paget.

[@na3044]

09:51 !!!

[@VisithDantanarayana1993]

Does anyone have or know a link to access the medley played throughout the scene shot in San Francisco.

[@光子井上-n6v]

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[@vasantinamdar8256]

Music score for Shane is haunting. I think Young wrote music for John Ford classic The Quiet Man

[@songanddanceman100]

I'll bet that this was recorded multi-channel, so when do we get the s-t-e-r-e-o versions?

[@SoundtrackFred]

hey there! on the back-cover we can read "digitally remastered in true stereo from the best possible analog sources" all the best! :-) Fred

[@songanddanceman100]

I couldn't hear it. I'll listen again. Thx!

[@TheDejael]

This movie, and soundtrack music score, won Best Picture and Best Musical Score Oscars for 1956. I disagree with the Academy on this one. In my estimation, Cecil B. DeMille's THE TEN COMMANDMENTS (Paramount) should have won Best Picture, and Elmer Bernstein should have won Best Music Score for DeMille's movie.

[@nicumarinoiu5358]

muzica e f frumoasa in rest numai minciuni

[@ikewasgen45]

Part of this is bogus-from about 9:00 forward!

[@alexandercrawford5077]

Why so negative in every comment, mate? That part is not bogus. It's from the point when the engineers are smoking the peace pipe with the 'peaceful Indians'. Chill out mate!

[@brucer9572]

This music is not possible! Around the world eighty days! "...and then I found my world in you." Sorry, but I'm not buying it! Well, I am hopelessly insane. (Just so that you know.)

[@yokoblue3208]

この曲を聴くと、飛行機に乗ってどこか遠い国に行きたくなります(✾♛‿♛)*♡*

[@jojo-f6t8t]

like an American in Psris

[@jvdesuit1]

I was a teenager when this movie was produced; I remember how Mike Todd had the Rue de Rivoli in Paris completely traffic closed to shoot one of the scene. This was a period when American directors were fascinated by the French capital and came to film the city; one of the best hommage to the town was "Funny face", with Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire and Kay Thomson descending the Champs Elysées here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGfXYYeldtGsjrM

[@matuxxx5531]

LA VI MUCHAS VECES, HABLO INGLES, ESPAÑOL Y SOY DE ORDEN NAZI

[@leminxplug]

Young v on the track nigguh

[@joseplluisvazquezcarrera4508]

quina marevella oi¿

[@Fionnsboy]

NOT a reactionary, but I REALLY don't like the way they've politically-corrected the story, on PBS now. Just on principal. I suppose ten years from now all the characters in every movie everywhere will be played by Afro-Asian handicapped trans queer women in wheelchairs. Oh for a meritocracy again!

[@scharkalvin]

WTF, the original music was by Michael Todd!