Ennio Morricone - L'Ultima Diligenza per Red Rock (versione integrale) - Abbey Road

Music video by Ennio Morricone performing L'Ultima Diligenza di Red Rock. (C) 2016 Cine-Manic Productions Limited, under exclusive licence to Decca, a division of Universal Music Operations Limited
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[@Snipersnake608]

1:06 the face of a man who realizes he hired the right person for the job. Morricone is a true genius

[@Aldo_The_Apache76]

I believe Tarantino said that The good the Bad and the ugly was one of his top 5 favorite movies. So its kinda the same situation with J.J. Abrams with Star wars. Its way more that a genius that got hired. you can see that Tarantino has true respect to this man.

[@Snipersnake608]

Aldo El Apache True. Morricone is a real legend, no doubt about it. He's also Italian, like me, so he made me and all our nation proud when he won that Oscar

[@nickdorazio3018]

+Alvise Narduzzi Indeed he did!

[@chrishernandez3699]

That's the face of a cinephile who realizes he hired his idol for the movie. Morricone is DEFINITELY a true genius!

[@paulogiuliani]

perfect observation!!!

[@tehseensajjad1003]

the moment i heard the soundtrack in the beginning, i knew this movie was gunna fuck my shit up

[@RandomShit0148]

exactly

[@JinLost01]

while watching it I think I tear a bit. that much emotion.

[@nachoalk]

but i get very angry when tarantino used pop like music

[@gordonm7038]

Tehseen Sajjad It's s great jag! Great performances by all. I'm glad Ennio raised the stakes with his masterful music.

[@Pfaelzer5]

alle sind am Ende Tod...

[@carlosrolandogonzalezmacha599]

Morricone+Western+Tarantino=Perfection.

[@f0ns0r]

Carlos Rolando González Machado no wait ...Morricone+Tarantino+Western = awesome. Morricone+Sergio Leone+Western= perfection

[@MysteryFields]

ROS nof The ironic is that Tarantino and Sergio are the exact opposite of each other Tarantino is the king of dialogues Sergio is the king of silence

[@probablymelgibson2344]

@@MysteryFields so i guess Sergio Leone is the king of visual storytelling (and yes I've watched Sergio Leone's movies)

[@tatuleproso1043]

+ Samuel L. Jackson

[@OneofInfinity.]

& Snow, not many westerns with that setting.

[@saadkhatib3456]

the oscar goes to : Ennio Morricone!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Thenamaste88]

+Sa'ad Khatib Maestro Morricone

[@armandfosso]

You were right!!! Grande morricone won the Oscar

[@peppy619]

+lion 237 his FIRST Oscar in fact!!! Thank you, Tarantino

[@David_Larkin]

your technically wrong because he won an oscar for his whole career but for one of his work yes it's his first

[@erniemeyer1342]

Once upon a time in america/the west by Morricone were better.

[@David-zn2hx]

I'm glad that Tarantino is the kind of director that almost showcases the soundtrack, rather than use as background noise. I mean, I feel like half the charm of his films is the music.

[@Joseph660]

A true storyteller uses the music.

[@giulianavismara8740]

@@tonyng7234 hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@paradoxlust]

I mean there's a soundtrack and there's a score. They are very different. Under The Silver Lake is a good example of the way they are used and even noticed without having been pointed out.

[@Ateotl]

He made a major choice with Ennio, one of the greatest musicians in our era, for me the best in my lifetime.

[@aiglenoir81]

​@@AteotlMorricone the best.

[@ShumpPulp]

Master Morricone walking into Heaven like a badass: “Got room for one mo’?” RIP legend 🙏🏼

[@TheWuschelMUC]

Maestro, I have a new job for you: composer and choir leader for the Angels' Choir!

[@lorenzosimeone354]

His name is Maestro, not master

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

@@lorenzosimeone354 Lmao u boring bro, let's the man try

[@hawksfan95]

The opening credits to Hateful Eight was the most memorable part of the movie for me. The combination of the ominous music and the camera panning out on the old wooden, half-snow covered crucifix was just burned into my mind.

[@nathjuraszek8326]

I totally agree with you. L'Ultima Diligenza di Red Rock is a masterpiece. Morricone could reproduce Each atmosphere of a 3 hour movie in only 7 minutes. This man was a genius

[@starwarsroo2448]

If he’d just kept some of his stupid Tarantino-isms out of that movie, like when he narrates a segment in the middle, it would have been his best movie imo, and yes those early scenes with this music was the best part

[@salvatorevizzo4834]

@@nathjuraszek8326 000 Ma

[@lupash]

Morricone deserved way more Oscars for way different soundtracks.

[@echo123france]

+lupash Agree, I think he got it just because he made such score for Tarantino.

[@savp199524]

+echo123france agreed as well this OST is far from his best work. His spaghetti westerns, The Mission, Malena among many others. Even the Thing

[@Cheeks730]

I still can't believe he didn't win for The Mission

[@fashizzlebadizzle6552]

He deserved an Oscar for Days of Heaven.

[@kartikayeprasad2537]

PapiDarko wasn't even nominated for The Good The Bad and The Ugly

[@leonardopolvani5mb437]

1:06 Imagine being Tarantino...you are a famous director, but sometimes they has criticized you, and you didn't win so many oscars. But in this moment the man who is working for you is Morricone, the most famous cinema's composer of all time..and you don't care about all the people who say that your movies are violent or other no sense things. You feel like your life got a sense, you are doing what you like and working with the composer of your favourite movies. I cannot imagine how beatiful this feeling could be

[@vishaansingh1019]

Kind of a weird comment seeing as Ennio himself said Tarantino was talentless and his movies were shit

[@dan8ball22]

​@@vishaansingh1019 Them why work for him?

[@vishaansingh1019]

@@dan8ball22 Money and artistry

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm3153]

Real talk bro

[@amadella8785]

@@vishaansingh1019 Il maestro Morricone ha smentito tutto e denunciato il giornale che ha pubblicato una intervista mai rilasciata.

[@mahmoudwaheed2790]

i can't believe that ennio morricone never won an Oscar before! he's a living legend and one of the best composers of all time.

[@AksenowtCc]

He had already won an Oscar, but not for a film, for the career

[@basmasheren1995]

He actually won 2 oscars

[@YouCanCallMeReTro]

Aksel Newt I feel like that award is the academy showing respect to people who should've won oscars in the past but didn't for whatever reason. Just like they gave one to Eli Wallach

[@karlmortoniv2951]

He probably scared the hell out of Hollywood.

[@user-tp9hc8iv2x]

don't need oscar 2 b a genius...

[@paolatraiani1815]

Assurdo che il genio Morricone sia dovuto arrivare al 2016 per vincere un premio Oscar......con il grande Tarantino.....😮 Quindi penso che gli americani non capiscono NULLA di arte , ma l'ho sempre pensato😢 ne riparleremo tra 100,200 anni ,quando Morricone verra' apprezzato come oggi Giuseppe Verdi. Bhetooven, Mozart, ecccccccc, infatti siamo sempre in Europa❤

[@EricNorberg]

Someone... Poisioned the coffee...

[@peppy619]

don't say that when I have a mug right now xD

[@JokerScars69]

that's why this chapter's called 'Domergue's Got a Secret'

[@kd_johnny]

EricNorberg not me xD

[@clansman89]

Oui

[@harrycahill2140]

"I didn't know who poisoned the coffee while I was writing." At least before he only talked about other movies, now He's only talking about himself and being pretentious.

[@umberto61]

87 years old io a 87 anni spero di: 1.essere vivo, 2.di saper fare ancora 1+1

[@clansman89]

It makes me anxious to think of myself in drummers position and keeping the rhythm on cymbals for so long!

[@MrKubahades]

He isn't really 100% on point through the whole track and that doesn't matter. Even feels more real because it wasn't played by a robot

[@MrNatsu00]

clsman89 Whiplash 😳😳

[@martin1024]

The bolero by ravel is much more difficult for the drummer

[@gordonm7038]

clsman89 That's what gets you to the top!

[@toprak3479]

In the original version from the movie, it's even harder because the drummer doesn't only keep the time but also add accent at certain points by opening the hi-hat and using triplets. It's pretty great but you gotta pay to attention to it to realise it.

[@pietroodelanti34]

Ascoltate questo pezzo, la sonorità così ricca, sorprendentemente semplice e misteriosa. Solo un genio della musica poteva orchestrare così bene nella sua mente, per arrivare al cuore di ognuno di noi. Ennio Morricone non morirà mai.

[@zagortenay114]

Ok.....ma Mission e' tutta altra roba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tiziocaio5388]

@@zagortenay114 La Genialità di Morricone è che componeva Brani che spaziavano da Mission a Per un Pugno di Dollari a Hateful Heigt

[@micheleleghorn4361]

@@zagortenay114 Si ma peccato che come film Mission non sia all altezza di una colonna sonora meravigliosa.

[@nicoladc89]

@@tiziocaio5388 La genialità di Morricone che componeva brani che spaziavano da Fatti Mandare dalla Mamma all'opera lirica Partenope, passando per Se telefonando, Mission, Per un pugno di dollari, La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano (per me la miglior colonna sonora di tutti i tempi per almeno un paio di motivi), Here's to you (per Joan Baez), Pinne Fucili ed Occhiali e la Solitudine (per la Pausini) e composizioni per musica da camera, per fiati ecc... E tutto questo perché il padre (trombettista per il Papa) gli disse "io suono la tromba e lo farai pure tu" quindi lo iscrisse al conservatorio che lui volesse o meno (a lui non piaceva la tromba, ma era il 40 e se tuo padre diceva, tu suoni la tromba, tu suonavi la tromba) e al conservatorio il professore lo dirottò a composizione per orchestra.

[@INRamos13]

How to win an Oscar in 7 minutes and 26 seconds

[@dosrox]

"YOU NEED 2 PIECES OF WOOD"

[@naylik2562]

"NAW GAHD DAMMIT"

[@BrianAlexDavisMontana406]

ONE AINT GOOD ENOUGH!

[@tiziocaio5388]

With 2 pieces of wood he won an Oscar

[@Gueantissime]

Oscar is not enought for such musical talent... Music Nobel price exist?

[@Jesse2ful]

Maestro Morricone was awarded the POLAR MUSIC PRIZE from the hands of the King of Sweden 2010. Music equivalent of the Nobel IMHO

[@christopherochoa794]

Really the main reason to watch this film.

[@TheSonicChaotix]

+Christopher Ochoa I love both Tarantino and Morricone. Tarantino's directing and writing is great and then Morricone's music adds a whole other extradordinary level to the movie.

[@altprsn6929]

The greatest music composer in the history of mankind!

[@coyotefever105]

Congrats on your Oscar win!!

[@siestaface]

I would have been pissed if he didn't win, I'm glad I'm learning Italian, because I really hope I get to meet him one day

[@damifonzy4471]

+ZENPOOL Hehe, you better hurry, he' s quite aged

[@siestaface]

Someone will ask me the date of when he died and as a nod to Tarantino I'll say "the day he met me"

[@puppet5646]

@@siestaface so when did he die.

[@NewWakfuFan]

Play this track while having a meal with your loved ones. Post results.

[@michaelcolicino2929]

HaHa!! that was a comic relief moment for me!! LOL!

[@sebdrum92]

no one is posting results cause they're all dead probably

[@terrygialliam1210]

NewWakfuFan No one said a word while eating.

[@luigimassa3200]

Someone will poison the coffee

[@0y0]

She's died

[@halyketarrant]

Just imagine being one of the musicians and singers. Just imagine being able to say: “Yes, I played/sang for Ennio Morricone once.” Goodbye, maestro. Sarai ricordato per sempre. Riposa in pace, il paradiso non merita la tua musica. 💔

[@lupo_strafatto]

Ma come no, è proprio il paradiso che merita la sua musica

[@fabriziocuna6614]

The latest masterpiece by the "Maestro"! Thanks to Ennio Morricone for his unforgettable soundtracks ❤️ Proud to be Italian! 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@fabriziocuna6614]

+Mario Kasper Ahahah "helping Hitler"? What do you mean with that sentence? I don't understand 😉

[@drexalen8489]

+Mario Kasper WHAT THE FUKK?

[@Kopsgaming]

+Fabrizio Cuna ignoralo, probabilmente è semplicemente stupido

[@fabriziocuna6614]

+Kopsgaming è quello che farò 😂😂

[@fabriziocuna6614]

+The BadTardo Io ho pianto dal ridere al suo "Helping Hitler", un vero comico 😂😂😂

[@TheFabyana89]

Orgoglio italiano!!! Ho i brividi, i brividi, i brividiiiiii!! Che Maestro!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CineMattoChannel]

:')

[@paulogiuliani]

bravo!!!

[@danieleragnarson552]

L'unico italiano a essere stato inserito nella Grammy Hall Of Fame...qualcuno di cui noi italiani dobbiamo essere davvero orgogliosi

[@sebastianalegria3401]

what a soundtrack deserved oscar to one of my favorite composers Ennio Morricone

[@gtalegen10]

Uno dei più grandi compositori di sempre, troppo poco valutato si meritava molti più Oscar :)

[@merijnheuvelmans6287]

I love how the title is in Italian. It's feels like a personal touch of Ennio Morricone.

[@dotista2008]

The ultimate diligence of his live

[@marmm.vmusic]

Now every time I think of a blizzard, I play in my mind this music. One of the greatest scores that have ever been composed. RIP maestro.

[@peppy619]

0:00 - 7:26 pure goozebumps

[@massimoconselice7472]

Oggi è un giorno che resterà impresso nella mia mente come uno dei più brutti della mia vita... Ci lascia un pezzo di Musica, ci lascia l'autore della Colonna sonora della nostra Vita della mia vita ... Non ci sono parole per esprimere la grandezza in tutti i sensi di quest'Uomo Orgoglio italiano nel Mondo... Addio Maestro 🖤tutti sappiamo che non sarà un addio perché hai lasciato un patrimonio immenso di emozioni da ascoltare che ci faranno emozionare ancora ma da oggi in quelle lacrime che accompagneranno l'ascolto di Nuovo Cinema Paradiso o di Deborah"s theme e via via ci sarà una lacrima di commozione e ringraziamento per ciò che hai fatto per Noi attraverso la musica... Addio Maestro 🖤STRAORDINARIO

[@NemhesiaOfficial]

Bravo...hai scritto parole che condivido. Quello della sua morte è stato un giorno terribile, indimenticabile. Un Maestro intriso di immensità, di cielo, di divino. Rimarrà per sempre nei cuori di tutti noi.

[@giuseppecimino4092]

Io sono stato contemporaneo di Ennio Morricone.

[@CoeliLux]

Tarantino was very lucky to get Morricone working for his film. This is serious symphonic music.

[@Baribrotzer]

This particular piece is a marvelous example of how to make a lot out of a little. It's all built outward from just four notes - a spare little motif, barely a melody, only four or five bars long. It never moves to anything else, yet it's never boring. There's just enough variety, just enough changes in the orchestration and the harmony over those same four notes to keep it interesting. And it's classic Morricone - I can't put into words how or why, but every note is his, and no one else could have written it.

[@michaelcolicino2929]

WoW I always wanted express myself in that same vain but was never able to!! LOL! You said that perfectly!! Cheers!!!

[@Zuap]

Was thinking the same while reading xD

[@MsDonttrythisathome]

Each composer leaves a bit of himself in the music. Some of them even have 'tells' the way a poker player does: little things they do, the style they have, to show that it's their music. AR Rahman also has that kind of distinct style in his orchestral pieces.

[@pedrowanderesel8425]

Four notes is all it takes to build a masterpiece. See also Beethoven's 5th....

[@catarinacardoso1]

This man is such a genius, Morricone you give me chills with your music!

[@enzodagostini]

Agreed!!

[@SyzygyStardust]

Maria Catarina agreed

[@Nik-jq4tx]

Jane Birkin?

[@dsonla]

Took me a full 30s to realize I was holding my breath while listening to this. Powerful stuff !

[@KinkyLettuce]

i hope this guy finally wins an oscar. hes really giving his best

[@marlonekstrom3158]

He won

[@dotista2008]

He died

[@marvinsilverman4394]

he won and died!!!!

[@KitariItsSomethingRottenHere]

*"Say adios to your huevos!"*

[@Meh2752]

Kitari *M-a-j-o-r W-a-r-r-e-n!!!*

[@Colinkrauss1]

Lmao and in inglorious basterds they have the German “say goodbye to your testicles”

[@inquadroinquadri]

Best score composer of all time. Grazie Maestro

[@ArsenicDrone]

John Williams has made some really important movie score pieces. But for pieces that I truly like as music, this one from Morricone beats all of them. That bassoon line is so powerful.

[@Capajazz]

Morricone's music can work without a movie. You hear the beautiful melodies, harmonies, sounds, instrumentation, orchestration he puts together and you visualise instantly the scenes of what could be happening in the actual movie. And once you have finished listening to his composition the melodies stay with you and you don't forget them. That's how good he is!

[@mmassias]

My favorite score composer. I would even say the best. Morricone beats even Bernard Herrmann, for his astonishing authenticity.

[@ibanezman04]

The melody is in groups of 8 notes and uses the Octatonic scale. Conceptual genius!

[@perborjel7928]

I saw Tornatore's documentary about Morricone just the other day. Morricone said in it that he early in his career developed the idea to use 12 tone concepts for tonal music. Is that perhaps what he does with the eight tones in this piece?

[@viking956]

F***ing Masterpiece! It takes a genius of a mind to come up with music like this.

[@sandroboc48]

Capolavoro assoluto che finalmente gli valse l'Oscar........ in questa opera è racchiusa la storia musicale del Maestro.

[@rouveranddavid2537]

Au panthéon du cinéma mondial, votre génie a marqué et marquera encore longtemps de votre empreinte la quintessence de la musique dans le cinéma, votre musique pour le cinéma, le meilleur de vous pour le bonheur des Hommes. Merci à vous. Paix à votre âme.

[@missbeatnik]

If this incredible piece of music doesn’t make all the hairs on the back of your neck stand up and give you the tingle factor with a side serving of goosebumps then you are dead inside. RIP Maestro. His soundtrack made this film.

[@eh7992]

Rest In Peace Mr. Morricone! You've changed cinema like no other in the last 70 years. Hans Zimmer and the other musicians scoring film wouldn't be there if weren't because of you.

[@ciquta]

Morricone made a great job for this movie, but it's not the kind of movie you can mark in your memory with a soundtrack. The westerns and Once upon a time in America are those kind of movies. I believe the final scene in Nuovo Cinema Paradiso will always be the best ending, the best soundtrack, the best piece of Cinema you can dream of. Watched it a hundred times and cried a hundred times. :""")

[@camotophat]

It was so wild to hear a legit Hollywood style full orchestra for a Tarintino film. And an original score at that!

[@Isobel152]

Have you ever listened to his "Malèna"'s soundtrack? Absolutely astonishing.

[@Cheeks730]

OMG THANK YOU THANK YOU, I saw your comment went and looked it to see and OMGGGGG. It's up there now for me with the mission and once upon a time in the west.. Wow thank you

[@Isobel152]

***** You're welcome! :)

[@euphrates556]

Ennio, should have won multiple Oscars during his long and successful career.

[@redboybgd]

Grande Ennio Morricone...un uomo modesto,grande compositore,qualcuno che nasce in mille anni,orgoglio d'Italia....Serbi e Serbia ti adorano...grande uomo saluto da Belgrado!

[@francescoguerra973]

Non la migliore del maestro, ma comunque di altissimo livello!!! L'oscar per questa colonna sonora mi sa tanto di contentino, visto che i veri capolavori come 'c'era una volta in America/ nel west, nuovo cinema paradiso, il buono, il brutto e il cattivo, non solo non sono stati premiati, ma nemmeno considerati. Un'ingiustizia ripagata con questo oscar!!!

[@emiliamartinisi2847]

Sono perfettamente d'accordo......e vogliamo dimenticarci di "La legenda del pianista sull'oceano "......meravigliosa colonna sonora

[@micheleleghorn4361]

@@emiliamartinisi2847 Certo e ci aggiungerei anche Gli Intoccabili , Indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto , Mission e Giù la testa.

[@quentinlhomme3873]

Rien n'est plus beau que de voir un orchestre dirigé par un artiste, un grand maître, un cador (comme dirait Bernard Blier). R.I.P Ennio Morricone, maintenant tu te repose au paradis des artistes.

[@acealvarez7651]

Probably my favorite opening score of all time. Phenomenal 🙌🏼

[@detsom95]

Aveva 91 anni, eppure ho questa sensazione che se n'è andato via troppo presto... L'ultimo dei grandi italiani della storia.

[@zagortenay114]

Ma quanto doveva campare?.....Era fisso in terra.....collo sguardo perso nel vuoto......Era arrivata la sua ora.......amen.

[@TheFrancesco19998]

@@zagortenay114 ma che stai dicendo, ha fatto concerti fino a poco prima di morire

[@AndreaKiss83]

la pizzicata alla "indagine su un cittadino al di sopra di ogni sospetto" è inconfondibile. GRANDE MAESTRO

[@francescozani9488]

Fa piacere vedere che c'è ancora un po' di cultura cinematografica in giro.

[@giovannivuolo8221]

@@francescozani9488 Mi sembra anche una pizzicata alla "Piovra"

[@omarengo]

questa musica con le immagini della diligenza fa tornare a mente la scena (in negativo che fu rivoluzionaria) della diligenza del Nosferatu di Murnau del 1921, il capolavoro assoluto dell'espressionismo tedesco e dell'horror in genere!

[@zagortenay114]

Musica.....leggermente macraba. .....adatta a un film di Dracula!!!!!!

[@jorgevillegas8896]

El talento creativo de Ennio Morricone no tiene límites, simplemente es fantástico. Además de esta oportunidad, debió ganar el Oscar en las anteriores cinco veces en las que fue nominado. Pero bueno, el es genial, no hacen falta oscares para apreciar su talento y la calida de su música. ¡Qué buena partitura esta que acabo de escuchar1

[@zackefron6120]

Toda la razón, este italiano es uno de los pesos pesados en esta industria.

[@hhh-yi9jw]

Riesce a mettere una tensione incredibile, un capolavoro veramente, specie se accoppiata alla scena iniziale del film che è spettacolare

[@riccardorazor]

Psicopatia allo stato puro... ennio morricone : il piu grande musicista della storia di tutto l'universo.... non c'è paragone non c'è ora e non ci sarà mai nemmeno tra 1500 anni... ennio morricone il Dio della musica, in tutte le sue sfaccettature... OSCAR!!!!!!!!!

[@angelonardella9771]

Quando ascolto questo affascinante brano del grande Ennio Morricone, immagino la diligenza trainata da sei cavalli che corrono a tutta velocità per i boschi imbiancati dalla neve, come nel film di Quentin Tarantino. Bravissimo Ennio! RIP.

[@MichaelRoman100]

Da piangere questo video … MAESTRO IMMORTALE ❤️

[@1259547ML]

He Won the BAFTA original music Score last night while he was doing conducting a concert in the 3 arena Dublin Sunday 14th Feb 2016 Hail, I attended his concerts in the 3Arena Dublin Sat 23rd Sept 2017 & Fri 15th Feb 2019 which was last ever show he’ll do in Ireland such a great night of music, Rest In Peace Maestro Ennio Morricone

[@enzodagostini]

I was at both those concerts too. The latter was better for me, I think he chose a more enjoyable setlist/programme this time. Love this guy's music!!!!

[@ronyohann6934]

6:15 shows how proud & joyous QT is!

[@robadancr]

Absolute satisfaction

[@user-mr1qs9lt9j]

ВАУ!! КАКОЕ НАСЛАЖДЕНИЕ ИСПЫТЫВАЕТ. ТАРАНТИНО!!)) ЭННИО ЛУЧШИЙ КИНОКОМПОЗИТОР!!!

[@chcopeland388]

More facetime for the Contrabassoon player!!! That part is filthy good!

[@coolisimox]

RIP Maestro 06/07/2020, I love this theme and the movie.

[@Cool2BCeltic]

Music composed by a genius.

[@mosilflutil10]

Pure class , Respect to Tarantino for giving Morricone the job and the licence to do what ever.

[@user-qu9zi3yz9u]

СЛАВА!!! Великому композитору !!! И большой почет.Таких больше не будет. Его музыка всегда будет с нами. Красивая, романтичная, живая,,,,, это не передать словами. Умница,Молодец!!!

[@marvinsilverman4394]

Exactly!!!

[@santishorts]

Rest in peace maestro degli maestri.

[@StratovariusFTW]

It's amazing how well this music fits the movie, or maybe the other way around? It's tense, nervous, and terrifying at the same time, like something could happen at any moment, and it's a constant crescendo through the whole piece, only growing in size. The more that is revealed, the more chaotic it becomes. I love how the melody always kind of stops just short of the final note, as if it keeps you on edge and guessing, just like the characters in the film.

[@guybosman4830]

A real tribute to the beautiful sound of bassoon and contrabassoon.

[@alessandropieroni9051]

Riposa in pace, Maestro

[@nelsonguerrero1952]

Just got word of his passing yesterday. Ennio, like may others before him. Was an amazing composer of his time and his work shall forever be remembered. Thank you Ennio Morricone for sharing your love of music to the world.

[@DarkWhiteCrow]

Best music for shoveling snow :)

[@Rich_Daniel78]

ENNIO RULES! So happy he finally won the oscar for best Original Score!

[@Pfaelzer5]

Ennio Morricone, would have deserved the Oscar for the score for "once upon a time in America" in 1984

[@saracinesca9864]

Bellissimo!

[@stefanonovelli9810]

You listen to the music of Maestro and you can watch each film with his soundtrack without TV

[@Ateotl]

Tarantino made a major choice with Ennio, one of the greatest musicians in our era, for me the best in my lifetime.

[@ventosa09]

Grande Maestro, senza pari, meraviglia per i nostri orecchi e le nostre fantasie, fabiesco, istrionico....un mostro di bravura. Ho avuto il privilegio di assistere a due suoi concerti...non ci sono parole.

[@Metarockerlml]

RIP Ennio Morricone, thanks for this amazing soundtrack

[@valeriodefilippis8042]

Da brividiiii

[@elliswatkeys5827]

Ominous, brooding, full of menace...once again he doesn't disappoint!!

[@VincentCappelli]

He never loses power. The obvious ties to the modern classicism are filtered by a dramaturgy linked to our contemporaneity. stratified fascinating arrangements. Good and careful the jury of the Oscars. Thanks Ennio.

[@enniogiuseppemustazza9051]

We have the same First name my dear...your music is always in my heart

[@mimi5769]

I think I enjoyed the movie mostly thanks to this amazing music

[@gardo135]

Queste musiche a mio parere tolgono anche un po' di attenzione alla scena, è magistrale il modo in cui morricone si in grado di mettere in estrema ansia anche più delle immagini

[@emiliamartinisi2847]

Un genio assoluto

[@SergieOP]

That retroperspective scene was so badass

[@juanvairo2842]

GRAZIEEE MAESTRO

[@TheFabda]

Farewell in heaven dear Maestro, you deserve this. We're all poorest without you. You're passed away in silence and with humility. Great man and immortal composer.

[@jordirodes1895]

Com diu el propi Ennio Morricone al documental de Tornatore, una peça homenatge al seu admirat Stravinsky… Com no m’havia adonat abans! Un geni! Gràcies per tota la teva música, Maestro!

[@konstantinekldiashvili3631]

Just Amazing Music This soundtrack is the coolest thing about this movie

[@theguy5157]

Imagine this master composing a Star Wars movie

[@SiebeVerghote]

they already have a master for that

[@louiemeister9646]

Siebe Verghote yeah but a western Star Wars score? Sounds Awesome

[@paolotesti712]

Grandissimo Morricone all'altezza di Shostakovich.

[@claudiopaoli9364]

+jethro94 non è esagerato secondo me :) anche Morricone sarà sui libri di storia della musica :)

[@Carloeziomauro]

C'è già 😂

[@chocobosage]

this is without doubt one of his very best! So deserving of the awards, shameful that he hasn't won more for his work on Untouchables, Dollars trilogy. once upon a time in the west and America. the mission and so many more

[@triheadwar1996]

+Stew S. Well maybe he'll get an honorary for all his other works other than Hateful Eight.

[@renatomonte9088]

L'atmosfera mi fa tornare in mente Psycho e Shining...

[@9thmaggot]

a me fa tornare in mente TH8..... ahahhaha unico!

[@AksenowtCc]

+9thmaggot ma non mi dire! Eheh

[@renatomonte9088]

BADUM TSS!!!!

[@skannadimeana]

Scusa... Ma che c'entrano Psyco e Shining? Altre 2 cose completamente differenti!

[@lakyluciano4435]

maestro.... non ci sono parole che possano quantificare quello che hai fatto per la musica, per noi e per aver fatto conoscere la parte migliore dell'Italia nel mondo... la tua umiltà e professionalità deve essere di esempio per tante persone ... grazie di cuore ... riposa in pace

[@jharju2352]

The woodwinds and strings really top off that viciously ominous tone. I was on the edge of my seat during this song at Morricone's concert.

[@dermatrode]

pure drama right here! absolute marvelous piece of music - fantastic arrangement and buildup to the point of ecstasy from 5:55 on. Also love the shouts from the voices 4:36, an element that immediately transports me back to morricone's older western tracks for leone. And I grew up as a kid watching all those italo western with my mom on the tv. His music has a special place in my heart. But this musical piece right here must be one of his best works. Like wine the older it gets the better it gets. What a brilliant musical mind! rip maestro