Barry Lyndon Original Soundtrack; Piano Trio in E-Flat ,Op 100 (Second Movement) by Franz Schubert

Taken from the "Barry Lyndon" Soundtrack CD. Performed by Ralph Holmes (Violin), Moray Welsh (Cello), Anthony Goldstone (Piano).

[@jeffreyburton7284]

It's funny. I just watched this movie after not having seen it since my teens. A few observations. Then I thought Redmond to be a villain that got what he deserved. Now, I think he's practical and sort of honorable. This movie is the closet thing to a moving fine art painting you will ever see, which I believed then and still do. I thought this music played almost incessantly and unrelentingly during the whole movie and now I find it only plays when Barry Lyndon 'comes to Court' and starts living clearly above his station. I don't know why but it's sort of soul crushing in the film's context. It's a testament to the power of the music and the genius of Kubrick that it left such an impression.

[@roberthill799]

I agree with everything you have written and I love Kubrick but damn it, why did he put Ryan effing O'Neal in this? He ruins it!

[@JLakis]

Name my favorite movie? Barry Lyndon...the only reason I can give is that it is Perfect. I listen to the soundtrack over and over. Helps me walk more slowly...

[@MrZkinandBonez]

My favourite from the film. How he edits the scene where he meets Lady Lyndon is amazing, the music literally fits perfectly to every litt movement the characters make. He had a great understanding of music.

[@wishmaster7438]

The music fits in perfectly to the scenes even though it was not composed during that period.

[@gillilandhobbs]

It plays on the bluray menu too. It is one of the finest films ever made and is one of the most beautiful blu-ray movies out there.

[@Jhensy2012]

Great to see so many fans of this wonderful soundtrack and film. The Vivaldi cello theme in the 2nd half gets me every time too.

[@Theshadow888]

IT BRINGS YOUR DEEP MEMORIES

[@PANDAPILCH]

The most visually beautiful film ever made. As a matter of fact the images and music are so beautiful it makes me giddy.

[@69Bluntsmoka420]

Simply sublime.

[@DavidWBang]

I can almost hear the narrator's voice in my head as I listen.

[@123Fleissiger]

One of my favorite films and soundtracks. Thanks for sharing.

[@Avene13]

This melody has been haunting me for some time as it has been used in at least 3 films - first in Phantom of the Opera [silent film], Barry Lyndon and Hunger with Bowie and C. Deneuve. Amazing classical music. Yeah it fit Barry Lyndon the best - so aristocratic.

[@Ladmoisel]

we studied this in my music class... love it!

[@aspassiaman9081]

Τέλειο, αυτή ειδικά η εκτέλεση. Πάντα μου φέρνει δάκρυα στα μάτια

[@Always1dreamer]

Haunting, superb!!

[@AirikrStrife]

damn, I had this tune in my head for days without remembering which movie it was from, it made me completly insane trying to figure it out, I thought it was from a silent film at first but suddenly it just hit me that it was from barry lyndon XD

[@carolelevieux4121]

envoûtant hypnotisant goose bumps

[@lerzanish]

The notes are touching directly your heart

[@soufianplacebo]

just elegant !

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Magnificent!!! Thank you for uploaded!! I loved it!!!

[@gutorahmer]

Great movie with a great soundtrack!

[@eleyna100]

beautiful, just beautiful

[@JorgeWaldo88]

me encanta!!!

[@Nagyboudjakdji]

wonderful

[@ajpbrunet]

That must be one emotionally meaningful brushing!

[@ponchimix72]

Master piece!

[@northshoreguy1]

I love it. It's haunting in its own way. You will notice it featured in the recent remake of, "The Mechanic".

[@chuyito111]

hermosa pieza musical.

[@KKcorrado]

Apart from the music which, of course, is great, I liked the stills a lot. Well chosen, and here you can really see, what Kubrick had in mind, turning each shot into a portrait of the 18th century (I particularly liked the first one). Thanks for that!

[@izabellamardo1074]

Filme e música belíssimos.

[@fleendha]

Gorgeous music

[@pulsatilla67]

sublime.....la bella musica non ha tempo....

[@brerkris]

Beautiful.

[@ElTuco84]

So minimalistic but so moving at the same time.

[@MiciaMilou]

Ottimo video!

[@Sigfried78960]

magnifique

[@sanjano1]

best kubrick movie!

[@meditativecycle]

brilliant

[@ArdavanMotahari]

Schubert's magic!

[@elaile]

beautiful!

[@MrCezio]

Franz!!!

[@seraphinn1000]

when our voice disappears there is always the sound of Schubert.....

[@oooxxx967]

Immense 🤗😇

[@Xtremenachos420blazeit]

sometimes when im alone i like to pretend im a firetruck

[@Lieblingsfachful]

I brush my teeth to this in the morning.......

[@FredricEric]

Personally, I think that Ms. Berenson's art of breathing in this film is very fascinating.

[@xianland]

magnifique !

[@quebeconsesouvien]

Que j'adore !

[@lorenzobonazzi]

divina

[@999bogus999]

my favorite cinema

[@wasief]

it makes me live in the era of nobles

[@FredricEric]

Not forgetting Helma Sanders-Brahm's movie Heinrich, i.e. on Heinrich von Kleist, and Suzanne Osten's Swedish film Skyddsängeln, after a novel by Richarda Huch!

[@Bobby_Hall]

Where can the complete version of this trio be found? And I mean this specific one, with Anthony Goldstone on piano!

[@Katzone]

Wow...!

[@peresutic9858]

THE MECHANIC -> EPIC

[@stefanonorberti7933]

MERAVIGLIA.

[@user-jl3wv3do2x]

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[@meppo5000]

this is perfect for lying in the bath and playing spot the submarine

[@jorgealbertobaron]

Gran película de STANLEY KUBRICK. Se la dedico a ELISA MAXIMILIANE BARON OVALLE, KAREN VIVIANA RICO GOMEZ, LEIDY DAYANNA RODRIGUEZ SARMIENTO y ANGELA VIVIANA LOPEZ ROJAS dice JORGE ALBERTO BARON desde Bogotá, Colombia, suramérica

[@aee1976]

una película genial

[@GetBackToTheSixties]

Well well well

[@MrBlizaard]

SHLAYA

[@Moneo_Atreides]

In my country , this song is use for parfum pub ...

[@redshark618]

This is not the version from "The Mechanic." That version was composed and performed by the company composer. It reverses the roles of the piano and cello, and loses one meter at each end of the track.

[@jmmacb03]

Also, played in "The Hunger" with David Bowie, Susan Sarrandon and Catherine Deneuve.

[@rodneyabrett]

Also in the John Adams miniseries.

[@TheLadymia69]

This piece has been played in countless TV shows and films, as has the Saraband theme that was used frequently in Barry Lyndon

[@ZigiStardustedII]

is it me or is this recording one half step lower than the version used in the last scene of BL? Playing guitar along to both and they are blatantly a half step apart (film: C#m, this recording: Cm). Music geek out.

[@Cafte]

Had to come check if it was the same as in Mechanic o/

[@oriolbernat]

@Levengeursecache tu oublies que la musique de Schubert appartient au XIX siecle, pas au XVIII... un erreur... Kubrick faisait pas des erreurs comme ca, il y a une raison pour la musique de Schubert dans le moment du film ou ella apparait.

[@valmon46]

Sim! é verdade. sou da confraria do erudito.

[@tbtbtwotwos]

@MrZkinandBonez after the card game?

[@angryveryoldman]

Nowadays it needs movies as Trojan Horse in order to make people familiar with the cultural heritage. Although - It should be mentioned and acknowledged that you don't listen the genius of Barry Lyndon but Franz Schubert.

[@wellthnges]

What a gal...OMG!

[@Justen1980]

Kubrick sped up Paint it Black one half step too in Full metal jacket

[@Freedom21stCenturi]

@bonzoforlife Maybe. I think Barry deserved what he got. He seemed to me to be the villain. Yet also the hero at the same time!

[@horselips]

Music to clean the guns by

[@SimonsaysTutorials]

@Lieblingsfachful Me too !

[@azertyby1]

@OriolBernat Quelle est cette raison?

[@northprime_unlimited]

Ah, the sound of irony. Gotta love it.

[@ElvarStarMine-craft]

[@comminge170116]

Does that mean that you like to put out fires?

[@darkwolfdv]

They used this, or should I say misused this, in "The Mechanic"

[@comminge170116]

You said that you sometimes liked to be a fire truck. Fire trucks put out fires, don't they?

[@33bigmoney]

@Lieblingsfachful try listening to it while combing hair ;)=

[@tbtbtwotwos]

no one tops kubrick.

[@XxravenghostxX]

cool, i like to pretend im a wolf...

[@zorrderschnitter2]

hahaha :)

[@DenshoGiallo]

When I was 14, I was amazed by the seduction scene between Remond and lady Lyndon ... Never saw a guy secude a woman with such class. Tried that at school and ... well I was disapointed by my time.

[@buutich1]

Kubrick shot this entire film using natural lighting; no modern aids at all. He'd wait for days for the light, sky, mist, whatever, to be just right before he would shoot a scene. A tediously boring story (to me), which I would watch again just for the beauty of the cinematography.

[@Xtremenachos420blazeit]

what gave you that ridiculous idea?