John Barry：Dances With Wolves

[@mikemarianetti8834]

My father absolutely loves this, and I always play it, but now in his honor. He died last week.

[@mrlaw711]

Your father was a great judge of movie scores.

[@marktestrow2714]

So sorry for your loss Mike. Be assured he found comfort in this music..

[@marktestrow2714]

Sorry for your loss Mike I am not a religious man but somehow I am certain he still listens with you.. We do not have all the answers.

[@joaoCarlos-qt1ew]

Rip.

[@JanserMacielMansur]

Eternal Glory to the talented British composer John Barry! 🇬🇧 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@superdupersubby]

Composed by a British man for a US film, performed by a Taiwanese orchestra, this world is truly amazing.

[@JanserMacielMansur]

@@superdupersubby I talked about the music and its Great author.🇬🇧💪🏼 I don't talk about j.u.n.k countries.

[@patrickodriscoll9824]

john Barry what a legend and Dances with wolves one of the best films ever produced.

[@aidansmyth6480]

Mr. Barry left us with some of the greatest orchestral works of the 20th Century. For me, this is the greatest of those great works. Much more complex then it seems and with daring rhythms and time changes, this work can only be produced by the very finest musicians. I salute this marvelous orchestra and their wonderful rendition of this majestic piece. Thank you for posting.

[@fabiotergolino3175]

I agree. The structure of "We have all the time of the World" is a geniu's work, too.

[@emanueltavares4375]

I second that...a masterpie whether as a soundtrack or as a monumental achievement in Classical Music. John Barry lives on!

[@harrisonmantooth3647]

@@emanueltavares4375; This is so true. I've heard different orchestras play the theme song for Dances With Wolves and I never tire of losing myself while enjoying this classic tune. John Barry was indeed a master and his music will live on.

[@emanueltavares4375]

@@harrisonmantooth3647 indeed!

[@JanserMacielMansur]

Eternal Glory to the talented British composer John Barry! 🇬🇧 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@jackmorgan1677]

The film 'Dances with Wolves' is a permanent monument to Lakota elder and teacher Doris Leader Charge, who was the main adviser on the filmset. Her knowledge, wisdom and leadership guided the production team and was one of the contributing factors that produced this classic masterpiece. A piece of Doris Leader Charge will be with us forever.

[@mikemartin8088]

She was a smart, caring, wonderful woman! I was always told since childhood, I was part Lakota. I had a few friends that were also part Lakota that I spoke with online quite often. One, was a woman named Spirit Eagle. She became and still is a good friend. Then, I did that Ancestry DNA thing, and was crushed to learn I was only 1% Native American! (It didn't even specify what tribe) I told Spirit Eagle how sad I was to find out this news. A few days later, we talked and she told me she had gone to an Elder she knew, and told him of my broken heart. She told me his reply was this, "It's not the amount of Lakota blood in your veins, but more important is the amount of Lakota spirit in your heart." I never got to meet this man, but his words lifted me up, and I will never forget them.

[@paulsimminger4441]

@@mikemartin8088 , Mike, that comment IS a very uplifting comment.

[@paulsimminger4441]

@@mikemartin8088, Watching parts of this movie is very hard for me because I had had GSD hybrid and he was fatally shot very similar to the way that Two Socks was killed. In Gray Wolf's case, he died on the vet's operating table. Looking back to that time, maybe if me & him hadn't been in that area, we would've enjoyed a bit more of life...

[@mikemartin8088]

@@paulsimminger4441 I totally understand. I'm sorry for your loss.

[@rogerphillips2063]

@@mikemartin8088 never be disappointed about your genes no matter what they are. Do any of us have a choice? Just be kind to all and don't look at their outside. Find out about their heart. By the way I love this soundtrack so much I bought the two disc and can never tire of it. So beautiful and the composer was English not American.

[@humbertocellig]

Reminds me my Dad, we used to watch Dance's with Wolves since I was a little boy. I miss you so dad, it's been 3 year's since you went to heaven. This film will be always in our heart's. Thank's Mr Costner and Mr Barry...

[@gaylemarie3044]

Awe made me cry as I was about my dad who just passed when I saw this by you. Dads..nothing like dad! Nothing 💝

[@humbertocellig]

@@gaylemarie3044 Dear Gayle, I am with you. So sorry for you lost, may the Lord give your Dad the light. Now he is watching you, guiding you from the star's. Yes, no one like Dad. Carry on, now We need to honour them. God Bless You.

[@gaylemarie3044]

@@humbertocellig Thank you for caring. I am ill and alone. He was by my side in journey with illness. I learned there is beauty in tradegy from the gorgeous bond of the deepest depths my father and I had. A rarity and all stemming from a cruel illness. The way I lost him is traumatizing....not normal and its pain takes my breath away but yes...my last words were how honored I was to have him as a father and how honored I have been to be your daughter.my favorite thing in life has been being your daughter! He was dying as I said this...I reached him by phone...long story and hard ending for others to hear let alone live it. We were torn apart and he died not normal in its ways but yes WE DO NEED TO HONOR BEAUTIFUL DADS don't we. I loved hearing that and all u had TO say I so needed it. Xx Gayle marie

[@marktestrow2714]

Bless you and your father..A truly wonderful film and film score. Mark from Western Australia

[@jay-124]

TAIWAN GLORY 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

[@myfanwyrees2987]

John Barry was a magnificent composer. Listen to all his tracks from famous films such as “out of Africa “. Rest in peace, John whilst we carry on listening to your exquisite music. 💕

[@PaulN200]

This music score brings tears to my eyes. Every time

[@muschikatze]

Mich traf dieser Film und seine Musik Mitten ins Herz. Kein anderer Film hat mich so berührt wie dieser. 🖖🇩🇪🖖

[@walterpastorino8230]

LLAP !

[@roswithagotz2523]

Mich auch!!!

[@douglastyrrell6418]

Beautiful music for a very sad time in history. The injustice, the stealing of their land is something that must never be forgotten.

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

Drive through portions of New Mexico and Arizona. Reservations that are home to Native Americans that once roamed freely through their lands.

[@domingossaviomedeiros9405]

Magnific

[@douglastyrrell6418]

@@lorenzoparedes2306 I have.

[@genehakman9422]

The Lakota Sioux “stole” much of their land from the Iroquois and the earlier Mississippi basin cultures that came before them. Land is won by every culture throughout history.

[@genehakman9422]

@@lorenzoparedes2306 roamed freely? Like animals do lol? Indian nations were constantly at war with each other, land changed hands, the men of the losing tribes were usually slaughtered and the women and children taken as slaves. Get over your “noble savage” mindset and get a clue.

[@radiomanwakefield]

You just have to respect each and every one of these people for playing this ,the amount of practice from first picking up an instrument to getting to a point in their lives that they can play at this level is astounding, It doesn't matter where you come from or what colour you are or what race. All I can say is respect and salute you all for the hard work and achievement, John Barry too 😀

[@byrons1339]

The buffalo hunt in Dances w Wolves was one of the greatest scenes in motion picture history that I can ever recall. Most Americans don't realize it but there were millions of buffalo roaming the plains prior to the arrival of the Europeans. I also like the humorous line when they came across a human skeleton on the plain and the man said, "somebody back east is saying - now why don't he write"

[@mrlaw711]

The skeleton scene was funny. These were Bison, not Buffalo....technically speaking.

[@byrons1339]

@@mrlaw711 Yes, good point

[@byrons1339]

@@mrlaw711 How do you explain the name for the great show man "Buffalo Bill" as well as the NFL mascot for the city of Buffalo (shaped like a bison)?

[@normanehrstein6088]

I am sure that I am not the first person in the world to realize that music is a world language. No matter what country one lives in if you can read music, you can communicate with someone with a different language and culture. What better way to stop wars between countries than music which touches all hearts of all peoples. God save the world that we live in.

[@dreamlink4u253]

There are many people who do not appreciate excellent movie compositions.

[@JohnSmith-re7dh]

I miss marching band. And the times we(the woodwinds) got or had the privilege to play with the orchestra..

[@davidokeefe1898]

Thank you Taiwanese musicians for your superb performance of such beautiful music. We visited Taiwan some few years ago. We loved your country and people. Long may you remain free!

[@alex1chang1]

Thank you very much for your love and kind support of Taiwan.

[@jeffsimmons6235]

Beautiful Job! Thank you!

[@Juan08135]

2:24 & 8:40 gets me all the time I see Wind in His Hair screaming “sunkmanitu Tanka Ob Waci” you will always be my friend

[@Green2Beret]

Beautiful, John Barry was one of the greatest composers of all time. This is the first time I have ever seen it played with an orchestra and moved to tears by the purity of these wonderful movements, and the joy of seeing the orchestra at work.

[@nightswimmer99]

Agree, John Barry was phenomenal. He is my second favorite soundtrack composer after John Williams, but only because Williams has left us with more works. What a talent for melody - no one has ever been better at making the strings converse with us than Mr. John Barry.

[@oscarfelix1952]

nightswimmer99 This music just brings me to my knees.....for many decades......there is a God and very few can interpret his music. Thank you John Barry for reaching my soul...!

[@knobby6818]

nightswimmer99 ^_^わ

[@lovelight4388]

You must be a soul mate. I also love Thomas Newman particularly Road to Perdition. But I still think DWW is my life long favorite.DWW was a gift from God before John left this earthly dimension.

[@lottatore2]

Si insieme a Elmer Bernstein, veramente beautiful

[@saintjohnno]

This is as good as it gets ? John Barry the master composer.. i feel sure if he heard this he would be very proud... l know l am.. Beautifull '

[@etaoinshrdlu7247]

Has any movie ever owed more to its score than Dances with Wolves? John Dunbar wanted to see the West before it was gone. John Barry takes us there, into the boundless prairie.

[@615855]

Wonderful soundtrack from a film which one can never forget. The film stays with you for years as it has with me since it was first released.

[@Ratboy2004]

One of the last films that included this intermission music. There was an intermission!

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

I would recommend the film Last of the Mohicans. That is another powerful film.

[@lorenzoparedes2306]

Some years ago I drove into Arizona through New Mexico, and I was looking for the Navajo County offices. I was misdirected by a woman at the AZ Tourism Station off I-40. I filled up the fuel tank, had drinking water, and other supplies. Then just before turning south on the road that was to take me to my destination, there was a sign posted, warning that there were no road services, patrol, fuel stations, or food vendors for the next 57 miles. The final message was: "Enter at Your Own Risk". One lane in each direction for the entire length of 57 miles of desert. Every now and then, there were mailboxes with family names posted near the road, but when one looked for a house or a building, or activity of some sort, none were to be seen. Finally, almost an hour later, I arrived at the town of Saint Johns. I could not find the Navajo County Offices, so I stopped at the only gasoline station in town. The attendant told me the county offices there were for Apache County. I asked him if I had to drive back the 57 miles to I-40, and he directed me to a "shortcut". He told me there was another road, but that it was closed certain days of the week. In fact, there were Native Americans posted at the closed off entrance to the aforementioned road. They were wearing beige, police type uniforms, no badges or insignia, no patrol car, mirror sunglasses, and cowboy hats. They signaled to me to stop and turn around without saying anything. By instinct, I found the correct road to Holbrook, with a sign announcing the direction to it just before coming to the end of that road. I was trying to understand the logic of building a road, only to have it closed for at least half of the week. It wasn't until much later that I understood that I had driven through one of the reservations that straddle Arizona and New Mexico.

[@MrMekki10]

Yes!

[@TheSwanlake2009]

Please take me back to time

[@steevie3668]

Feels like times of good movies with awesome and beautiful soundtracks is over... this one is a masterpiece.

[@VictorHarrys]

Good movies require a good stories. Dances With Wolves dwells in the tragedy of life, power of love, and the struggle we face to keep our honor. Most movies today are shallow recycled comic books; testimony of our loss in creativity.

[@passiton3801]

Forget the fact it's a Taiwanese orchestra. They are classically trained musicians with a skilled conductor, producing such a moving theme. written by the late great John Barry...

[@CarlosTelloQ]

2021 and HERE WE ARE .

[@RavenWingSoar159]

Made me cry! Loved that movie!

[@victormarianetti3166]

The best version . Brilliant top notch orchestra

[@FredW140]

I have never seen this film again because it is so sad. Je n'ai jamais revu ce film tellement il est triste 😥

[@gilbertvillard5703]

Le plus beau film d'indiens que j'ai jamais vu

[@NIKONGUY1960]

This is so pure it's almost holy. To bring back, faithfully, the sounds of John Barry and such a timeless piece of work such as Dances With Wolves, is truly amazing.

[@pershop4950]

I agree, the way they play this, without doing anything else to customize it for this particular performance, is just like the original pieces.

[@4orrcountry]

@audubon crosby And YOUR works, how do they sound?

[@patrickgalligan3516]

@@pershop4950 just

[@Newsky79]

One of the BEST soundtracks to ANY MOVIE PERIOD!

[@636363toad]

costner's greatest achievement combined Barry makes this one of the all time great motion pictures!

[@domcha131]

Dances With Wolves (director's cut) will always be my favorite movie. I saw it the first time when I was 3 in 1993, yes I know I was way too young to be watching that, and I've watched it every year since then. Although, of course my parents would cover my eyes when the bad parts would happen when I was still little. When I watch this live orchestra playing it, I get the chills..almost choked up by how they did such a perfect job at it. I wish this could play at my funeral.

[@johnhudson747]

John Barry a genius. He gave us such beautiful music . Rest in piece John.

[@MrSymon68]

I took one look at the musicians and conductor and I knew instantly that this was going to sound good. I was wrong...... this was so much more than just good....this was profoundly beautiful. Thank you.

[@Ratboy2004]

My thoughts. Other than trumpet fail at beginning this was sublime. Truly wonderfully arranged and played.

[@happyjoyful7003]

This performance is phenomenal! I could just watch it over and over!

[@pulau6481]

I AM watching it over and over

[@romansikorski9018]

Jak się ogląda film człowiek nie zdaje sobie sprawy jaka praca od strony muzycznej jest głęboko zaangażowana w projekt .wielki szacun dla wspaniałych ludzi o wielkim talencie muzycznym.....

[@sandrakellar1985]

I have heard a couple of different versions. This is absolutely one of the finest!

[@sesquashtwo]

I agree Sandra...when you sit through this performance with wet eyes...that says it all...

[@thomasbenjaminscott]

The girl on the timpani is terrific!

[@kellenehubbard7670]

my native American friend had me watch this movie. I knew who the composer was now they are both gone but not forgotten. RIP Beth and Mr. Barry

[@mrzobiris748]

My grandad gives us all songs when we were born, apparently this is the first song that played after I was born and came out the hospital, therefore, he always tells me that this is my song

[@luschu5487]

I had hoped that this picture would help us all to understand the plight of the First Peoples, but it seems that things have returned to the same cold, unfeeling and uncaring feelings as they have been for generations. This is a beautiful version of the music from Dances With Wolves.

[@genwin93]

I could listen and watch this video OVER AND OVER again....I almost want to cry on the (2:24)... it is the best for me.

[@MichaelKleinegesse]

An Kevin costner.... einfach nur danke für diesen Film!.... thank you for this movie.... from germany Michael

[@davewitter6565]

Flown into Taipei many times, the people I meant on the street were always courteous, friendly and kind. I am not surprised by the quality of the beautiful and talented performance. Bravo.

[@elizabethtuma3068]

I present this mudic to my fiance and I cant believe he hasnt heard it. He loved it too. It soothes the soul.

[@josemotherrosa7042]

As a man who eats music this is indeed a magnificent feast for a starving man. Joe.

[@samio8000]

The most beautiful score I have ever heard from John Barry apart from Out Of Africa and Somewhere in Time......God bless your soul Mr Barry....

[@boosuedon]

I can clearly hear the influence of "Goldfinger" in the chord progressions here. Barry pioneered a full orchestra with a "Big Band" accompaniment with all of his James Bond movie themes. I did not realize that John Barry wrote the score for this movie, but his fingerprints are all over it! Love it!

[@michaelwatson113]

This sets my heart to pounding and tears coursing down my cheeks. And every time I watch the movie, I cry at the end. This orchestra did an excellent job with this piece of music.

[@ChiaraTheOriginalme]

My favorite movie

[@davejay15]

Imagine all of the great musicians who ever lived playing this up in heaven. Would that be a sight. The whole place would reverberate. Man . Id like to hear that.

[@PinacoladaMatthew]

the percussionists are fucking amazing

[@davidcolledge9378]

😊the way it blends the musicianship still sounds yesterday… today

[@mattu8034]

Whithout Words - just tears in my eyes ...

[@tywilliamnash5078]

It's timeless. This is an accomplished orchestra and their interpretation and rendition is practically flawless. I have to fight myself from crying every time I hear it, it's so beautiful. The love theme gets me weepy.... I can't help it.

[@mikebliesener193]

No way to fight it. This movie just touches one deeply! Classic for all time.

[@kop20001]

My daughter played it on the piano about 20 years ago & I loved it. I just got my piano back & started lessons. I learned 2/3 on my own & love it.

[@jonathanturek5846]

A long time ago I used to play violin with my neighbors the Giangs ... Seeing these folks play reminds me of those times

[@gueronva]

I cry when I hear this song played with feeling..oh my word this was one of the best I’ve heard..Great Job!

[@conifergreen2]

Fabulous performance. Flawless. Bravo!

[@patricaoreilly2143]

Beautiful. Thank You.🌼🌹🌸🌻🍀

[@wrecksum]

Never saw a Tympanist have so much fun! Simply fabulous..The other guys are great too but she made it for me..

[@吳婧瑄-j7i]

每次聽每次都百感交集 音樂是如此神奇

[@caragray7010]

The ending of that film is heartbreaking for sure. So sad.

[@PatrolOfficer161]

THIS, "Robin and Marian", all the great James Bond themes... especially "On Her Majestys Secret Service" and his television work. A veritible deep well of emotion and creativity that would never run dry if he had six lifetimes to mine it.

[@SteveHulkUK]

...don't forget "Somewhere In Time" and "Out Of Africa" too ❤

[@richardhancock2297]

This is the first time I have heard of John Barry and not the last it's fantastic music thank you for this my kind of music..

[@marysueeasteregg]

If you like this, try out Out of Africa by Barry. He also composed eleven of the James Bond film scores (among many other things).

[@roswithagotz2523]

Habe in meinem ganzen Leben noch nie so schoene Filmmusik gehoert!! Ein wahrere Genuss!! Allein dafuer verdient der Film ein Oscar!!!

[@wishmaster7438]

A great live orchestral performance from one of my best film composer. I also like his Out Of Africa score too.

[@CaptainGrimsdale]

Me too! John Barry has scored many movies and composed the James Bond theme.

[@debankur007]

Mr Barry was a genius .........hardly anyone can replace him........

[@edwardswanzey7595]

This is an outstanding orchestra. I like the tympanist's unity of sound in her sticking. I would like to hear more resonance from the bass drum

[@urizerqelezski2692]

What a magnificent interpretation of a magical piece of music.

[@Pasovineyard]

Excellent job! I know this music is hard. Trumpet work is just killer. The whole movie was hard to produce. Buffalo running almost 20 miles after the money shots. Was worth it.

[@lovelight4388]

I played Dances With Wolves music composition by the great, great late John Barry every day straight for 2 years. This still moves me to tears in 2018. This was a magnificent performance and I so enjoyed seeing and hearing it. Thank you.

[@budzski42]

Bravo maestro and orchestra, very very nice performance of a wonderful piece of music..watching from Canada..

[@lindapompa4835]

Music that makes this Native American's heart soar

[@stevebond6970]

This was magic to my ears.. i closed my eyes and took the ride of my life, Seeing clear the scenes in my head..Best yet is how this story came to life,,The story needed to be told...

[@UmbrellaWatch]

I Played this when I went to live amongst the Navajo People for just a few days in 2022.. What an experience.

[@Feef_von_Smoomsheym]

It´s so sad to get older and see all the people who made your childhood something special pass aways..Im so glad there are recordings by now! :p

[@hemidesign]

This is the BEST Dance with wolves orchestral video on the entire youtube site.. WOW! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!! 10/10

[@pulau6481]

Glory to the Taiwanese people

[@supertwinlife6951]

I’ve forgotten how beautiful this music is. JB is a genius.

[@budshepherd9893]

your music is so beautiful, brings tears to my eyes...Thank you Thank you...Buddy S.

[@gaylenemorley916]

I love that movie plus music very great one i love indian people and those who acted in this movie o met rodney grant in person in ogden utah years ago he is a nice looking man

[@georgearroyo2218]

The percussion department 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@michaelmurphy326]

Such a beautiful compilation suite: i couldnt help but think about the history of these Lakota...the horse based American civilization that once was and how much feeling there was within this history and their annihilation.......

[@prigual2901]

but still they could live beter and don't loose their culture. They live in 3 class patch of land. Gov. should help them to improve living standards,

[@joereid512]

One of the best musical scores in movie history 👍

[@mikemartin8088]

This is just so well pieced together, I keep coming back time and time again! Great conductor, great symphony, and a great movie!

[@Brian.8272]

I remember the first time I heard john barry, my father took me to see king kong at the baker theatre in Dover new jersey in 1976, his music captured my attention and I haven't stopped listening since

[@passiton3801]

Music transcends time, space, culture, language an vain imaginings. It's simply breathtaking!

[@rbritt8896]

If there ever was a song that best describes music, Dances With Wolves, it is this song; to include the melody, harmony, key, metre and rhythm. Each element is speaking loudly, then softly, fast then slow, to the others in a way that draws one into its arms, causing one's emotions to a blissful state. The pitches of highs and lows in this music are organised in such a way that is perfect for the ears, the heart and soul of the listeners. A beautiful and wonderful piece of music, that complements each element in its arrangement. Though cannot see John Barry in the movie, he is there through his arrangements every second of this wonderful movie and through all his arrangements within as well.

[@tamawiz]

I watch and listen to this often with passion! Beautiful!

[@romansikorski9018]

Ale to trzeba sztab ludzi zaangażować do takiego nagrania ,muzyków profesjonalnych, skoordynowanie pilnuje dyrygent. Praca niesamowita ,talenty muzyczne tylko do pozazdroszczenia, .....pewnie mieliście super satysfakcję, że gracie razem tak pięknie i tak niesamowicie.

[@emanueltavares4375]

Fantastic percussion: the drums of war, straight from the battlefield into the music hall. A gift to the Classical Music by John Barry at his impassioned best!

[@lilian2731]

Long live John Barry & Kevin Costner....👍 Thank you for Dances with Wolves....legendary forever 👏👏❤️

[@The22on]

I LOVED watching the percussion

[@ulrichwilhelmi2245]

What a wonderful Interpretation of John Barry's great piece of Music: excellent!!!

[@rogerphillips2063]

Wow! Orchestra great

[@neilwren2651]

John Barry , imagine leaving his legacy, ? Man’s a genius in our lifetime x

[@04Musie1]

Ein Meisterwerk, welches mir immer wieder eine Gänsehaut beschehrt. Sowohl der Film als auch die Musik sind unvergleichlich schön . . .